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Mid- Autumn Festival 2010 (MAF)
August 12th, 2010 by HCunite
Our annual Mid-Autumn Festival (MAF) Celebrations are slightly under a month away.
We are glad to announce the confirmed event details as follows:
Date – 11th September (Saturday)
Time – 1800-2200
Venue – Central Plaza and around Hwa Chong
Theme – 月缘
An open invitation is extended to anyone at all who has ties to this place we consider home! MAF is a time for reunion, reminiscence and rejoicing. It brings generations of Hwa Chongians together in a single moment, celebrating not just the occasion, but also the deepbonds which run through the veins of Hwa Chong. This uniquely constructed significance qualifies MAF as an event that is truly Hwa Chong’s.
Keep a lookout for publicity and other information pertaining to MAF staples such as the following:
1) Mooncake Pre-orders
2) MAF Streetmarket
Also worth noting is that Past versus Present, organized by our very own alumni, will be held earlier on the day of MAF. The event blog iswww.pvsp2010.blogspot.com.
We sincerely hope to see you at MAF 2010!
Yours,
37th HCSC MAFCO
Also, do take some time to enjoy this creatively written poem!
Mid-Autumn Festival
Many A Full
Moon Appears Faithfully
Measured Amidst Frenzied
Mortality And Facileness
Many A Friendship
Meets a Funeral
Most Are Fluffy
Make-believe, and fact
Maintains absolutely – friends
Must always forge
Memories and find
Meaning amongst friends.
Might above fail,
Mates Are Finished.
Math And Facebook,
Measured Against Friendship?
Meetings Adjourn Fast
Muggers Abandon Fort
May All Faithfully
Meet At Friday’s
‘Morrow, A Fated
Mid-Autumn Festival.
Maybe ain’t Factually
Mandarin August Fifteenth -
Mistake ain’t fatal
Meaning approaches forever.
Memories Are Fading,
Melancholic And Faint
Moon’s Attributes Fondly
Mark affinity’s Firmness
Maidens Are Fair
Men Are Fain
Many Aged Faithful
Make Ambience Familial
Moon Artily Features
Mingling amongst friends
Miss A Friend?
Meet A Friend;
Mend A Friendship;
Make Another Friend.
Marking A Finished
Message As Fabulously
Mushy As Forked
Peace.
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Featured YOG Athlete: Jabez Su
August 12th, 2010 by CCA PROSome of you might have seen him dribbling down the basketball court during the school nationals earlier this year; some of you might have seen him walking along the corridor; some of you might have seen him as part of the contingent running with the torch-bearers this morning. This Youth Olympic Games, see him, Jabez Su, playing for Singapore in the 3-on-3 Boys Basketball.
HCunite scores an exclusive interview with Jabez!
1. When did preparation for YOG begin? Any highs or lows thus far?
We participated in the recent AYG in 2009. Our trainings started at the beginning of 2009 so as to prepare ourselves for the upcoming YOG and AYG back then. AYG was indeed a rich experience for us as we battle the best teams in Asia. We were also quite satisfied with our results and performance. A short break was awarded so as to allow the members to prepare for their major exams. Immediately after these exams, we were back to training almost 5-6 times a week till today. There were quite a few of training tours and preparation games prepared for us as well.
2. In RedsportsV, an online poll for the best 5 B Division players in Singapore, last year, you received the highest number of votes!! Any comments on this?
Thanks for those who had high hopes in me!
3. You’ve been in a number of basketball teams – Catholic High, Hwa Chong, YOG, among others. What are the challenges you face in adapting to the styles of different teams, and how do you overcome them?
YOG and the other teams are played in different format and rules. The YOG game was designed in a way that it became a faster paced 3on3 game, hence limiting the game strategies. The challenge to adapt into this team’s style will be adapting to the game rule and format.
As we progress in terms of basketball, we tend to switch teams frequently. My main challenge will be adapting to the playing style of these teammates and living up to the coach’s expectation on court.
4. What words of encouragement do you have for your fellow athletes who have hopes of taking part in such a major competition in the future?
When speaking about basketball, I guess we Singaporeans are always at a physical disadvantage when we compete internationally. However, stay confident and play hard. I guess this applies to all other sports as well.
5. Anything you want to say to your fans on HCunite?
Thank you very much!!
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Canoeing: Club Crew World Championship in Macau
August 12th, 2010 by CCA PROOn 26 July, the Hwa Chong canoeing team headed for the Club Crew World Championship held in Macau. This trip was the first time the team has competed overseas, and promised to be an eye-opener for them. Over the course of four days and ten grueling races, the team took home not only medals, but more importantly, invaluable experience and fond memories.
The team went through much training in preparation for this trip. There was a good mix of cardiovascular, strength and dragonboat trainings in order to prepare the team for this competition. Although the trainings were both physically and mentally demanding, it was all worth it in the end as we went for the competition.
The first race of the competition was the mixed 20-crew 2000m event which the team did not perform up to standard for. However, the team bounced back by putting up a good fight in the Mixed 20 Crew 200m event, eventually coming in first. They went on repeat their good showing in the Mixed 20-Crew 500m, bettering their personal best.
After the races, there was a combined training with National Junior College and we saw how our traditional rivals worked. It was an eye-opener for us as we have limited interactions with other teams. We learnt that good sportsmanship builds friendships through competition.
There was also the celebratory dinner, where all the competitors gathered to rest and relax after the races. We had the chance to interact with teams from other countries such as Russia, Australia and China. It was interesting as we learnt more about people from different cultures. We also got to taste food from different countries such as New Zealand ice cream.
We faced some challenges while preparing for the CCWC. It was the first time many of us have paddled. Hence, we were both inexperienced and not physically strong as compared to most of the other paddlers. We also had no idea about many of the technical aspects of paddling. Fortunately, with the aid of our coach and teachers-in-charge, we were able to solve these problems before we left.
This trip has taught us much about ourselves. Firstly, we learnt that hard work pays off. The countless demanding trainings we endured before Macau paid off as we reaped the rewards.
At the beginning, there were many doubts as to whether we could achieve anything at the competition as our competitors were much more experienced and bigger than us. However, after our competition, we realized that we could actually hold our own against them, which boosted our morale and gave us more confidence.
We believe this trip would prove to be an important stepping stone for next year’s National School’s Canoeing Championships as we aim to bring glory to our school next year. As many of us were inexperienced, it provided us with valuable competition experience that would aid our growth as a competitive canoeist. We were to able to improve our focus and discipline as a team, and the competition also made us all mentally stronger while forging a more bonded team.
HC Canoeing Team
2010
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National Day Celebrations 2010!
August 11th, 2010 by CCA PRO“We’ll march to the fight in red and white ‘cos ain’t nobody gonna break our stride…”
And indeed the brave warriors that paraded into the Hall during the celebrations of National Day came gaily bedecked in the colours of our beloved National Flag. With the 4 faculties of Hwa Chong finally wearing one and the same colour, it was really a day to remember!
Starting off the celebrations, the informative video of how our national flag came into being blazed the screens. Who knew a young country could have so much history?
Moving on, we were enthralled by the simple yet lyrical and classical sounds of the Harmonica Band that started off the celebrations of National Day with a tuneful bang!
Next up, the Malay Cultural Society dazzled us with the splendid traditional dances. With the dainty umbrellas, long long hair and delicate outfits, that was certainly an eye-catching, memorable and picturesque moment!
But let us not forget the preparations that culminated in the festive celebrations. The kites that gaily coloured the Hall were the results of the patriotic attempts of many classes to convey their message to the nation! So a large congratulations to the winning classes – however, every attempt was greatly appreciated! 
Of course, amidst the celebrations, there is something else to celebrate for! Several of our peers will have the honour of representing our nation in the Youth Olympic Games! So let us take this chance to wish them good luck – we know y’all will do our country proud!
And perhaps the most anticipated event – our own HCI – National Day Don’t Forget the Lyrics competition! (Who could tell the easiest songs gave the highest points? That just shows you’ve got to Dare to Dream!) Filling the Hall with the sounds of their voices, 4 teams battled it out for victory! However, there were no losers this round – after all, everyone walked away with a prize.
Don't Forget The Lyrics!
Skipping past the prize presentations, the Chinese Dance group redefined the meaning of grace, elegance and poise! With coordination that must have taken much time and effort, we were blown away by the refined performance of the elegant dancers!
Chinese Dance
After which, the school’s award-winning choir took the stage and led the school in a karaoke session that culminated in flying Frisbees that swooped in the air, above the happy sounds of the students of Hwa Chong, who stood up to sing their hearts out for their nation! We are indeed One Singapore!
Singing our hearts out
But amongst all this, perhaps the most important takeaway was the bonding that took place during the celebrations. Often we find ourselves classifying each other according to our faculties, we find ourselves differentiating ourselves from students from other schools, however, it is important to realize that we all play a role in the building of our nation. “This is home, truly, where I know I must be” – Amidst the everyday bustle of lessons and lectures, we come to think of Hwa Chong as our home away from home. But perhaps our largest “home” is with us wherever we go? Singapore, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
SNEC 2010
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Featured YOG Athlete: Caroline Chew
August 6th, 2010 by CCA PROCome 14th August, the first-ever Youth Olympic Games will officially begin. Come 14th August, Singapore will make our mark as the first country to host the YOG. Come 14th August, our Singapore flag will fly high as our athletes endeavour to do our nation proud.
Hwa Chong is the school with the most number of state representatives in YOG 2010, and proudly so. Throughout this period, HCunite will bring to you exclusive interviews with our very own sportsmen who are representing the nation in the games, so check often for the latest interview with our sportsmen.
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First up in this series is Caroline Chew of 09A14 who is representing Hwa Chong in Equestrian in the Show Jumping Individual category.
1. When did preparation for YOG begin? Any highs or lows thus far?
Preparation for the YOG began in earnest in 2008, when I found out that I had to switch disciplines from dressage, which was what I had been concentrating on, to show jumping, the YOG discipline. Having already been riding competitively for 6 years, including a trip to Thailand for the SEA Games 2007, this wasn’t as daunting as picking up a sport from scratch, but was still a challenge. However, I managed to make the change quickly enough to make the qualifying score for the YOG, a mammothilian task for me on top of studies and continuing my dressage career.
2. Equestrian is a fairly lesser-known sport. Want to bust any myths or inform us of how it goes? How did you get into equestrian?
The obvious one to refute is that equestrian/horse riding does not equate racing! That’s just one of the disciplines, albeit the most visible one. I got into it as a family sport, which progressed, at least for my sister and I, into a competitive one after about 4 years of riding for fun.
3. How have your friends, family and teachers helped you in this journey?
My tutors have been extremely good about letting me have time off to train and compete, particularly for long overseas trips, allowing for a flexible schedule which has been essential to preparations for the events. My parents, too, have not stopped backing me despite the huge commitment in terms of time and cost that has been put into this YOG effort. Of course emotionally and mentally, friends have been at the forefront of allowing me to keep my sanity through hard times.
4. Equestrian is not commonly played by Hwachongians. How does it feel not being able to share your love for equestrian with your school mates?
Of course there isn’t a direct link to horses for many of my peers, but the parallels found in sport as a whole are still a strong basis for comparison and common ground.
5. Do you have your own horse? If so, how do you and your partner mentally and physically prepare before each competition?
I do have a few horses, but the one I qualified for the YOG on is called Pikadeur. In terms of fitness, we train 6 times a week together, ranging from conditioning work to technical exercises aimed at improving our jumping skills. Pika is actually an extremely clever, experienced horse, which helps a lot in training and when competitions come around. However, I still spend a lot of time learning how to bring out the best performance, and how to make those split second decisions that inevitably arise in the competitions themselves.
With this, we conclude our interview:) You have the whole school behind you, Caroline. Give your all for your school, and for your nation. Jiayou!
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Prom Ticket Sales
August 1st, 2010 by Prom CommitteeHey C2s!
We hope you guys enjoyed the CMS presentation just last Wednesday!
Thank you for being such enthusiastic audience!
We would like to follow up on our presentation by reiterating and clarifying a few key points mentioned earlier:
1) Ticket price: $90
2) Only one cheque per table
3) Cheque made payable to “Hwa Chong Students’ Council”
4) Write the name, CT and contact number of the table i/c at the back of the cheque.
5) Booking of tables is on a FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS
6) Failure to provide the correct amount of money, correct writing of cheque (i.e. “Hwa Chong Students’ Council”) or submission of an incomplete ticket order form will result in you being moved to the back of the queue.
7) If you would like to book hotel rooms, do send your particulars (full name, CT and contact number) to hcprom2010@gmail.com.
8) If you are unable to find 10 people for now, you MAY book a table as long as you pay $900 dollars for the table of 10. Please update us on the new members of the table as soon as possible.
9) For tables with less than 10 people, we would have to combine tables and it could be with people you are not acquainted to. Hence, to avoid such a situation, do form your tables fast.
10) There will be NO financial assistance for ticketing.
FOR VEGETARIANS:
Join a table that has already 10 people to form a table of 11 people.
In this case, everyone pays $90, including the vegetarian.
FOR MUSLIMS:
There is a Muslim chef in the hotel that can provide Halal meals.
But since the minimum number for Chinese food is 10, join a table of 10 eating Chinese cuisine to form a table of 11 people.
In this case, everyone pays $90 as well.
And just a reminder: TICKET SALES START ON MONDAY (2 August 2010), 3.30pm sharp at the central plaza. It will last till 5.30pm. In the event where it rains, it would be at the inner plaza.
Here’s a checklist to make sure you bring everything that is needed for table bookings:
- Ticket order form
- Appoint a table i/c
- Fill in ALL particulars
- Cheque
- Made payable to “Hwa Chong Students’ Council”
- Write the name, CT and contact number of the table i/cs at the back of the cheque
On a separate note, the deadline for the title nomination forms are due THIS THURSDAY, 5 August. For those who do not have the forms or you wish to nominate someone who is not in your class, you may pick up a form at the council bench.
Attached is the ticket order form. Please download and print it yourself should you need to book a table.
If there are any further queries, please contact Alexander Lim at 91505597 or email to hcprom2010@gmail.com. We will revert to you in the shortest time possible. Please visit www.hcunite.com regularly as we will also post information up there too!
Thank you and we hope to see you on Monday at 3.30pm!
Alexander Lim
Chairperson
Senior Promenade Committee
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Racial Harmony Day 2010
July 27th, 2010 by CCA PROHELLO everybody/Halo semua/大家好/yellorukkum vanakkam! The wonderful festivities of Racial Harmony Day have drawn to a close, and hopefully everyone had fun dressing up as well as watching the celebrations! (:
Of course, aside from the excitement of seeing your friends all dressed up in the beautiful costumes from the various races, the most important thing we must remember about Racial Harmony Day is its message of peace between all races. After all, beneath the different colours of our skin we are still the same – one nation, one Singapore!
Anyways, fast forward from 7am to 3pm, and we see ourselves at the hall, sighing at the thought of sitting through yet another boring event. If only we knew how wrong we were, we wouldn’t have been sitting there with mouths wide open in awe. It truly was a feast to behold.
First up was Mr Zainuddin, President of the inter religious organisation. As he walked to take centrestage with a beard that made him look venerable, you could feel his aura of wisdom spreading throughout the whole hall. Side effects included a temporarily(?) inflated ego and the feeling that you’ll get straight A’s for promos, among others. His qi aside, lets talk about the content of his presentation. It was definitely informative, and though some(?) people would get bored listening to it, you can’t deny that this guy knows his stuff. For your passion and dedication, and for taking time off your busy schedule to talk to us, we sincerely thank Mr Zainuddin(though i doubt he even reads hcunite).
And after that came the most exciting part: THE FASHION SHOW! If your cheers were any indication of the magnificence of the show, it was pretty obvious that the “models” put up an absolutely mind-blowing performance. The multitude of colours was a perfect representation of the people of sunny Singapore – varied, but altogether dazzling and harmonious. (: From the vibrant Indian outfits to the FABULOUS (who could forget the ruffles and the top hat?) Eurasian costumes, every single piece showcased the uniqueness of each culture, and celebrated our togetherness despite our differences. Here we would like to thank all our friends who gamely volunteered to be models for the fashion show, we hope you had as much fun strutting your stuff as we did watching you! It was definitely an eye-opener for all of us Hwachongians.
Kudos to 10S67 for dressing up in the same costume, its nice to see that there remains some sense of spirit and unity amongst the j1 batch 7 months into this gruelling curricula of ours.
As we study in a predominantly Chinese environment, it is easy to forget the importance of racial harmony. Therefore, peace is a goal that we must actively take steps towards. Remember, it’s more than just tolerance – you and I all have a part to play in embracing the cultures of others while celebrating our own. To end off, we hope the celebrations have been both fun and educational for you, and let’s all spread the message of peace and harmony together 
wooot she bangs
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Enamour
July 19th, 2010 by CCA PRO
Enamour is a concert extravaganza held in aid of Blessings in A Bag and is a joint collaboration between Hwa Chong Institution and Raffles Institution (JC). Funds raised from this concert will be channelled into the purchasing of school and hygiene blessing bags for children in orphanages and shelters across the region.
The concert features young local talents like Inch Chua, Charles Wong, Lip Lock Liberation,Flowers for Scott, Rachel Chiu & Clarence Liew, Jacklyn, One Class Act, Victoria, Common Consensus (consisting of Yuquan, Yichao and Sheng Hong), Thursday Rain, and even dance acts from both institutions (Triple B Club and M.A.D.).
1 ticket = $12 = 2 blessing bags = 2 Happy Children = 8895685 karma points
Visit Blessingsinabag.org for more details on the organisation and how you can help
Alternatively, head down to 20 Camden Park on Sundays between 2-5pm for sorting sessions or donate your old toys, clothes and books at our drop off point at scape Youth Park.
Tickets are priced at $12 and will be sold at booths set up in Hwa Chong Institution canteen from monday to wednesday (until 4.30pm)!
Tickets can also be reserved/purchased at the door.
+ With every ticket purchased, you receive one free toppings voucher from Frolick!
Alternatively, to RSVP for this event, please contact Hui Mei at 96781793.
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Come home!
June 14th, 2010 by CCA PRO
CHARITY BEGINS @ HOME, so do COME HOME!
A CHARITY CONCERT cum flea market that seeks to raise funds for Beyond Social Services organised by a group of enthusiastic students from Hwa Chong Institution (College) under the YMCA-Citibank Youth For Causes 2010.
It’s all happening on/at:
Date: 15th June 2010, Tuesday
Venue: Fort Canning Green
Time: 2-7pm (‘Where It All Mat-ters’ Flea Market. Free Admission! Supported by Freemansland)
6.30-930pm (Official COME HOME! Concert)
Think:
1) Free awesome door gifts
2) Sexy/Cute button badges on sale (Already experiencing an overwhelming response)
3) $2 instand discount off a purchase at flea with presentation of COME HOME! ticket
4) Face-painting
5) Balloon sculpting
6) Delicious Ice-cream,
7) a memorable day/night
Amazing June Babies Birthday Mass Celebration!
9) and MORE MORE MORE!
Quality performances have been prepared just for you!
Baracuda Batucada, The Preamble, Smelly Feet, Marlon, HC MAD Hip Hop, NUS CAC Voices, MICappella, Trella , For This Cycle, West Grand Boulevard!
Also featuring our experienced emcee: Matthew Zachary Liu (At www.matt.sg, Hosted major national and international events at just 21!!)
Tickets are priced at $15 each.
BUT if you buy them it sets of 10 or more they’ll only cost $10 each!
So bring your friends along to enjoy an enjoyable evening concert picnic dinner under the stars.
Bring your picnic mat, dinner camera, umbrella and loved ones. (:
Please visit our Facebook Group page or Blog for more details.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=119383604762243&ref=ts
and
www.projectcactus.blogspot.com
Contact: Lynn @ 91194004 or email projectcactus2010@gmail.com for your ticket orders now!
Pre-order for button badges taken now, @ $1.50 per badge. Email projectcactus2010@gmail.com for your orders! Designs can be viewed on our Facebook page.
We hope to see you COME HOME!
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Match Report: Taekwondo
May 29th, 2010 by CCA PRO
HCTKD warming up before the actual event
Months of drilling, honing, respectable self-discipline and the tireless guidance of the coaches’ made sure that Hwa Chong maintained her venerable standards in the local Taekwondo scene. At the end of the day, amidst overwhelming emotions and a solemn but nonetheless gripping atmosphere, Hwa Chong Taekwondo did not disappoint, clinching the championship title for the A Boys Division and the position of 2nd runners-up for the A Girls!
NATIONAL INTER-SCHOOL TAEKWONDO CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 (A DIVISION – FEMALE)
OVERALL 3RD POSITION
The preliminary rounds saw two contestants taking to the mat each time. It did not matter if they were from the same school. In any case, they served as each other’s benchmark in the heat of the moment as each sought to impress the judges with their best presentations of the category’s pattern.
As the semi finals and finals took the limelight, each finalist stepped up onto the mat, alone. There was to be no turning back as the individual dished out his or her moves with a personal touch of style. Sharpness, accuracy and footing made up a significant portion of the criteria.
Facing stiff competition from strong rivals TJC and JJC, our girls team did not falter and saw their efforts rewarded with commendable achievements.
White Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Kho Rui Min (10S6D) | Bronze – 4th |
| Seah Sze Ling (10S6B) | ||
| Keng Bao Yi Priscilla (10S7H) | ||
| Individual | Keng Bao Yi Priscilla (10S7H) | Bronze – 3rd |
| Kho Rui Min (10S6D) | 5th | |
| Wang Yue (10S75) | 6th |
Priscilla Keng in the finals of her event
Yellow Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Chia Yun Zhen Sheriel (10S60) | Bronze – 4th |
| Lin Geng Yu (10S7C) | ||
| Lim Shu Qing Carine (10S7E) | ||
| Individual | Cheng Ci Lin Cheryl (10S60) | Silver – 2nd |
| Ng Jia Hui Petrina (10S7E) | Bronze – 3rd |
Green Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Lin Zhenping (09S6F) | Silver – 2nd |
| Lim Qian Yi Cheryl (09S68) | ||
| Teo Chiat Mein Jasmine (09A12) | ||
| Individual | Chia Wei Qi (09S7C) | 8th |
Wei Qi competing in her finals
Blue Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Tan Yi Ling (09S71) | Bronze – 3rd |
| Tan Kai Yu (09S64) | ||
| Luo Hui (09S6E) | ||
| Individual | Tan Yi Ling (09S71) | Bronze – 3rd |
| Luo Hui (09S6E) | 5th |
Red Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Kwek Kar Hui Andrel (09S6F) | 5th |
| Tung Yi Jung (10S73) | ||
| Wu Jiawen (09S6K) | ||
| Individual | Wu Jiawen (09S6K) | Bronze – 3rd |
Black Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Liang Wei Ning Nicole (10S78) | Bronze – 3rd |
| Jomain Low (09S74) | ||
| Zhou Wen Jing (09S6E) | ||
| Individual | Zhou Wen Jing (09S6E) | Silver – 2nd |
| Jomain Low (09S74) | 5th |
NATIONAL INTER-SCHOOL TAEKWONDO CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 (A DIVISION – MALE)
OVERALL 1st POSITION
The boys exceeded all expectations, bettering last year’s results of 2nd runners-up. The standards of the HC boys were undeniably outstanding. Special mention goes to Captain/President Bertram Lim (09S62) for sweeping 2 individual gold medals in the black and red belt category.
White Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Loh Yu Gui (10A12) | Bronze – 3rd |
| Zhu Kezheng (10S6A) | ||
| Thian Chang Hoong Marcus (10S6H) | ||
| Individual | Sim Kwang Hong Nicholas (10S6C) | 5th |
| Ng Jun Da Nelson (10S65) | 6th |
Yellow Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Koh Jit Woon (10S6A) | Bronze – 4th |
| Tan Hwee Yong Trevor (10S78) | ||
| Kay Boon Khai Jordy (10S65) | ||
| Individual | Kheng Lin Chun (10S65) | Bronze – 3rd |
| Koh Jit Woon (10S6A) | Bronze – 4th | |
| Koo Sen Meng Stanley (10S62) | 7th |
Green Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Ho Ze Wei Daryl (09S78) | Gold – 1st |
| Lim Wei Jing (09S73) | ||
| Chui Chuan Jie Jaron (09S7H) | ||
| Individual | Lim Wei Jing (09S73) | Gold – 1st |
| Ho Ze Wei Daryl (09S78) | 5th | |
| Chui Chuan Jie Jaron (09S7H) | 6th |
Blue Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Sam Tai Jun Hao (09S7K) | Silver – 2nd |
| Lee Ren Jie (09S6E) | ||
| Lee Wei Jie Basil (09S6C) | ||
| Individual | Sam Tai Jun Hao (09S7K) | Gold – 1st |
| Lee Ren Jie (09S6E) | Bronze – 3rd | |
| Lee Wei Jie Basil (09S6C) | 5th |
Red Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Teng Min Ren Aloysius (10S6D) | Silver – 2nd |
| Lim Yan Wei Bertram (09S62) | ||
| Ng Yanjie Jonathan (09S7E) | ||
| Individual | Lim Yan Wei Bertram (09S62) | Gold – 1st |
Black Belt
| Event | Name | Placing |
| Team | Gan Ding Han (10S6H) | Bronze – 3rd |
| Li Ming Yang (10S63) | ||
| Lai Wei Hong Sean (10S7H) | ||
| Individual | Lim Yan Wei Bertram (09S62) | Gold – 1st |
| Lim Wei Jing (09S73) | 5th |
It was another exhilarating moment as the BEST COACH AWARD went to MISS CELESTINE LEE, coach of HWA CHONG INSTITUTION.
Celestine giving the all-important pep talk
In addition, HCTKD would like to extend their deepest gratitude to the following people: Mr Guna, Mr Ganesan, Celestine Lee, Lim Ji Rong, Chen Yu Shu, Gan Guo Bin, Wang Zhi Hao, for their invaluable support, guidance and unwavering patience.
Hwa Chong Taekwondo will strive to achieve even more tremendous results in next year’s Championships.
HCTKD - We love pain. We live to train.
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