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Anglo-Chinese Junior College are Softball Girls' A Division Champions of NSG 2023. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer, Chin Kok Kai
In the 2023 Girls' A Division Softball competition of the National School Games (NSG), 7 teams began their preliminary round-robin matches on 26 April. And after 3 weeks of competing, Raffles Institution (RI) finished at the top of the table standings with 12 points, after a 6-match winning streak. Dunman High School (DHS) were close behind with 11 points, Anglo-Chinese Junior College (ACJC) were in 3rd spot and River Valley High School (RVH) completed the top 4 teams.
Onto the semi-finals, defending champions RI took on the Dunmanians and it was the latter taking home the 1-0 victory. Meanwhile, ACJC defeated RVH 7-6 in the 1st playoff. The ACSians advanced to meet Raffles Institution in the 2nd playoff, where ACJC prevailed 6-5 to reach the grand final. The stage was then set at River Valley High School, for the clash between ACJC and Dunman High School on 24 May. So for a recap of this exciting final, here's a pictorial from Team Nila Content Producer, Chin Kok Kai.
ACJC players in a group huddle just before the start of the final. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer, Chin Kok Kai
The Dunmanians in a group cheer just before the start of the final. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer, Chin Kok Kai
The Dunmanians pose after their 2nd-place finish. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer, Chin Kok Kai
The Rafflesians finished in 3rd place at the 2023 National School Games. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer, Chin Kok Kai
River Valley High School are overall in 4th spot at the 2023 National School Games. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer, Chin Kok Kai
The ACSians doing "the dab" after their finals victory. Photo Credit : Team Nila Content Producer, Chin Kok Kai
Final Score : Dunman High School 0-4 Anglo-Chinese Junior College. Despite the 4-3 loss to the Dunmanians and the 11-6 defeat by RI in the opening 2 round-robin matches, ACJC rebounded to finish 3rd in the prelim stage. And the ACSians who're led by captain Samantha Chan, had to battle against RVH and RI in the playoffs, in order to reach the finals. And the rest is history.
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