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Temasek JC players (white outfits) attempt to retrieve the ball from their ASRJC opponents during group qualifying. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer, Sia Kian Teck
The A Division Boys' Basketball campaign at the 2023 National School Games (NSG), commenced on 26 April with 20 tertiary schools separated into 4 qualifying groups. And after their opening 3 matches, both Anderson Serangoon JC (ASRJC) and Temasek JC (TJC) met in their final qualifying match on 3 May. The TJCians arrived at the Singapore Basketball Centre with 3 straight wins, while ASRJC had 2 wins and 2 losses. And at the end of their clash, it was Temasek Junior College advancing to the quarter-final stage with a perfect 5 wins out of 5 matches. Meanwhile, you can relive the memorable moments in the pictorial created by Team Nila Content Producer, Sia Kian Teck.
Final Score : TJC 41-19 ASRJC
With the win, the TJCians advanced to the quarters and faced 3 other teams, while the 3rd loss in 5 matches marked the end of the 2023 campaign for ASRJC. And over in the round-robin QF stage, Temasek's 5-match winning streak came to a complete halt, following successive losses to Eunoia JC, Victoria JC and Anglo-Chinese Junior College respectively.
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