Nationals Under 20 7s & 15s

Nationals Under 20 Programme

Under 20 7s
Aim: To participate in the Asian Rugby Football Union(ARFU) U20 7s Tournament in Johor Bahru
Date: 23rd - 24th June

S/No	Day	Date	Venue	Time
1	Wednesday	16th May	CCAB	7-9pm
2	Wednesday	23rd May	YCK	7-9pm
3	Wednesday	30th May	YCK	7-9pm
4	Wednesday	6th June	YCK	7-9pm
5	Wednesday	13th June	YCK	7-9pm
6	Wednesday	20th June	YCK	7-9pm

Under 20 15s
Aim To participate in the Asian Rugby Football Union(ARFU) U20 7s Tournament in Sri Lanka
Date: 11th - 16th September

S/No	Day	Date	Venue	Time
1	Thursday	31st May	CCAB	7-9pm
2	Sunday	3rd June	TBC	930-1130am
3	Thursday	7th June	CCAB	7-9pm
4	Sunday	10th June	TBC	930-1130am
5	Thursday	14th June	YCK	7-9pm
6	Sunday	17th June	TBC	930-1130am
7	Thursday	21st June	YCK	7-9pm
8 TBC	Sunday	24th June	TBC	930-1130am
9	Thursday	28th June	YCK	7-9pm
10	Sunday	1st July	TBC	930-1130am

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Singapore Rugby Tertiary Tournament 2012

Singapore Rugby Tertiary Tournament 2012

Date: 19 May 2012

Venue: Yio Chu Kang Stadium

Time: 9am – 4pm

Participating teams: NUS, ITE College West, Ngee Ann Poly, Singapore Poly, Republic Poly, NTU, SIM

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Singapore National Women’s 15 Training Squad announced:

The squad of 28 hopefuls will train for the next 5 weeks and play warm-up games to prepare for the competitive ARFU Women’s Division 2 Championship 2012. A final squad of 24 will travel to Manila from 13 June to 17 June.

After being dropped down into Division 2 by the ARFU committee to make way for China, the team that travels to Manila will compete against teams from Uzbekistan, Philippines and Laos. 

The training squad was selected by the coaching team based on the Singapore Rugby Women’s 15s League 2012, Jan 12 – Mar 12 and the Super 15s League which just ended yesterday. The Super 15s League games featuring the Singapore Academy girls team coached by Muhammad Zaki and composite teams from Bedok Kings, Blacks and Bucks.

Comment from the selectors: “Super League games were a great initiative to develop and increase the standard of women's rugby in Singapore. It allowed the selectors to see players in a competitive environment that was additional to the recently completed SRU National Women's Club Championship.”

Forwards

Annabel Woo (Bedok Kings), Chang Si Ying (Blacks), Chua Yini (Blacks), Gloria Sharp (Bedok Kings), Jacqueline Sng (Blacks), Koh Mei Giet (Bedok Kings), Krystle Huan (Blacks), Lee Peiqi (Blacks), Lee Tao Jing (Blacks), Lee Yi Tian (Bedok Kings), Nur Azurah Bte Mohamed Khalid (Blacks), Priscilla Humphries (Blacks), Teo Siew Huai (Blacks), Vanessa Chang (Blacks), Wang Shao-Ing (Blacks)

Backs

Chan Jiayu (Blacks), Chloe Besanger (Bedok Kings), Christabelle Lim (Blacks), Derelyn Chua (Blacks), Esther Phua (Bedok Kings), Lim Liyan (Blacks), Lim Lee Lian (Blacks), Samantha Teo (Blacks), Sim Chiew Hong (Blacks), Tan Hui Juan (Blacks), Wong Yilin (Blacks), Xie Ying (Blacks), Zheng Yiting (Bedok Kings)

Coaching Team

Danny Tauroa

Simon Etheredge

Muhammad Zaki

Management Team

Heng Li Hoong

Tan Geok Mei

Eunice Tay

Bob Liu

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Western Force Singapore Clinic

(Organised by Barbarian Centre of Excellence) and endorsed by Singapore Rugby Union

Date: 1^st Jun (Friday) – 3^rd June (Sunday)
Venue: UWC Dover

This 3 days course (Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday) will provide coaches with reservoir/toolbox of the latest techniques and best practice suitable for all coaches: clubs and schools. This course is Non-Accredited (Although hours can be claimed by NCAP coaches as part of development).

The course will be conducted by:

1.       Richard Graham
2012 Emirates Western Force
Coaching Staff Head Coach
(Ex-Australian International)

2.       Nick Styles
Forward Coach
(Ex-Australian International)

3.       Mitch Hardy
General Manager
(Ex-Australian International)

4.       Dr Tom Browne
Coaching Staff

For more information on the clinic and to register, please log on to www.bcerugby.com or contact Ms. Sally @ +65 9778 4611

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HSBC A5N Div 1 final placings

HSBC A5N Div 1 final placings
1st. Philippines
2nd. Sri Lanka
3rd. Chinese Taipei
4th. Singapore

Singapore vs Philippines (Lost)

20 - 37

Singapore vs Sri Lanka (Lost)

10 - 35

Singapore vs Chinese Taipei (Lost)

31 - 49

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