Sports Bites

Taking on older opponents and rising to the occasion, our football girls, Daania Alodia Sukoor, Nur Hannah Shafaah Muhamad Harun, Putri Alyssa Riana Muhammad Haslan and Svea Nadia Hertzman, showed fearless flair at the KL Maxim Elite Girls Tournament. Representing the Football Girls NDC Under-16 squad, they battled hard in the G17 group and powered their way to a strong third-place finish.

Taking on older opponents and rising to the occasion, our football girls, Daania Alodia Sukoor, Nur Hannah Shafaah Muhamad Harun, Putri Alyssa Riana Muhammad Haslan and Svea Nadia Hertzman, showed fearless flair at the KL Maxim Elite Girls Tournament. Representing the Football Girls NDC Under-16 squad, they battled hard in the G17 group and powered their way to a strong third-place finish.

Passion Hsu lit up the greens with a winning performance at the HSBC Youth Golf Challenge. Competing at the Singapore Island Country Club from 25 to 27 November 2025, the Secondary 3 golfer delivered three composed rounds of 74 to storm to the ‘A’ Girls’ title.

Rhythmic gymnast Mirabelle danced her way onto the podium at The Groove Cup, held from 23 to 28 November 2025 at the OCBC Arena. Scoring an impressive 23.367 in the Clubs event, she finished 3rd out of 11 in the senior category, turning high level of coordination and strength into a standout performance.

Our taekwondo student-athletes ended the year on a golden high at the 11th Daedo Taekwondo Open Championships on 5 December 2025 at Our Tampines Hub.

Gwen Koh Qi En struck gold in the Recognised Poomsae Junior Female Black Belt category, finishing first among 15 competitors just a month after the Asian Youth Games. Not to be outdone, Ethan Liow Yong En delivered a commanding performance to claim gold in the Cadet Male Individual category, topping a field of 13.

Our water polo boys put up a valiant fight at the Singapore Water Polo Invitational Cup, with 9 Singapore Sports School players forming the backbone of Team SGP1. Battling their way into a fiery final against a formidable Japanese side, they showed resilience and grit right to the final whistle, earning a well-deserved 2nd place.