Sport · Singapore Bureau
ACS(I) reclaim rugby supremacy with dominant C Division title victory
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) has reclaimed the C Division rugby championship with a commanding performance against arch-rivals St Andrew's. The victory marks a triumphant return to the top after the school lost last year's final to the same opponents.
LSN Singapore ·
ACS(I) reasserted their dominance in secondary school rugby by capturing the C Division title with an emphatic win over St Andrew's in a closely watched matchup between two of Singapore's leading rugby programmes.
The victory represents a significant turnaround for the Independent school, which had endured an uncharacteristic setback when they were defeated by the Saints in the 2025 final. The loss had ended a remarkable run of 10 consecutive championship titles, a streak that underscored ACS(I)'s historical pedigree in the sport.
The performance against St Andrew's demonstrated the school's resolve to reassert control of the competition. The emphatic nature of the win suggests ACS(I) have successfully addressed the factors that contributed to their previous year's disappointment, signalling their continued commitment to rugby excellence.
With this triumph, ACS(I) have restored themselves to the upper echelon of C Division rugby, reinforcing their status as one of the dominant forces in Singapore's secondary school rugby landscape. The result will be viewed as a statement of intent as the school looks to build momentum in the competitive rugby season.