Striding Towards Strength and Success

Track and Field: National School Games Track and Field Championships

 
Team Sports School concluded an inspiring and memorable campaign at the National School Games (NSG) Track & Field Championships 2026, emerging with an impressive total of 26 medals, including 8 gold, 7 silver and 11 bronze medals, after weeks of dedicated preparation, discipline, and fierce competition.

The ‘C’ Division Boys emerged as one of the most dominant groups during the championships, producing multiple gold medal performances.

Samuel Lee Hua Yi from the Multi-Sport Academy completed an impressive sprint double by winning both the 100m and 200m titles. Kienan Tee Kaliyapan also delivered a remarkable campaign, securing gold medals in both the 200m Hurdles and 400m events.

Their success extended into the relay events, where Jude Asher Chua Yi Xun, Kienan Tee Kaliyapan, Samuel Lee Hua Yi, and Travis Tan combined effectively to finish second in the 4x100m relay.

The ‘C’ Division Girls continued to contribute valuable points for the team with determined performances across sprinting and field events. Jess Lim Yan Xuan earned bronze in the 100m, while Kyra-Mae Bianca Selvam secured bronze in the Discus event. Chlista Low Yi Xuan also impressed in the Pole Vault, finishing with a bronze medal after a composed performance.

The ‘B’ Division Girls produced several strong sprint performances and relay success throughout the championships. A highlight was their sprint to the 1st-place in the 4x100m relay. Aura Ramadhania Muhammad Nizar, Maeva Masrezwan, Megan Chng Shu Ting and Neha Sundar, who were in the winning quartet, also won individual medals. Their combined effort helped them to clinch the overall divisional 4th-place. 

Among the ‘B’ Division Boys, the relay teams were among the biggest highlights. The 4x400m quartet of Mohammed Thamir Khairan Mohammed Faduli, Muhammad Azim Ali, Muhammad Reza Zool Ihsan, and Triston Lim Telmuun produced a superb performance to clinch gold, while the 4x100m relay team battled strongly to finish with silver.

Muhammad Reza Zool Ihsan stood out with a gold medal in the long jump and silver in the triple jump, while Wilson Tan Shen Kai claimed the division’s High Jump title with an outstanding performance.

On the track, Mohammed Thamir also earned bronze medals in both the 200m and 400m events, while Muhammad Azim Ali secured silver in the 2000m Steeplechase.

Singapore Open Championships Success

 
Adding to the celebrations, Team Sports School also achieved success at the 86th Singapore Open Track and Field Championships 2026, where the Mixed 4x100 Meter Relay Open team clinched first place.

Abdul Raqib Abdul Razak, Emir Muhammad Rashid, Neo En Yu, and Zara Almira Abdul Aziz delivered an excellent relay performance, showcasing outstanding teamwork and composure in the face of strong competition.

At the same event, alumna Kerstin Ong broke the national 100m Hurdles record while claiming 2nd place.