By Lim Jun Cheng Xavier (Captain)

For many of us, physical activities, especially in the form of sports, are an indispensable part of our lives. Everyone stands to gain much from sports, be it a team sport like football, martial arts such as taekwondo, or even more skill-based sports such as bowling. 

By David Ng, Khoo Qixuan, Justin Yeo, Royston Lee

HEY! YOU! 

Ever wondered what it’s like to try a new team sport? Raffles Ultimate (RU) might just be the place for you! 

Ultimate is a non-contact, self-refereed team sport, involving 7 players per team. Through communication and persistence, the team must work together to successfully pass the disc to a teammate in the end zone to score a point. 

By Netball EXCO ’24

Contrary to popular belief, Netball is not simply a girl’s version of basketball. Some may look down on Netball for being a non-contact sport, but there is much more to the game that meets the eye. 

By Judo EXCO ’24

Muay Thai, kickboxing, taekwondo, karate… when you hear the names of these martial arts, what comes to mind is probably the powerful punches and fanciful kicks you see in movies. To you, judo is probably no different. But if you think that way, allow us to correct your misconceptions and share more about what we do in this CCA!

By Hockey EXCO ’24

ONE TEAM! RAFFLES! Game face on.

Push, sweep, hit; score, celebrate.

You may be wondering, what is Hockey? Is it floorball on a field? Or ice hockey, minus the ice? Being a lesser-known sport, hockey may seem daunting at first. Such apprehension increases when one catches a glimpse of players decked out in their full protective gear, shin guards and gloves galore.