Tennis : SMU edges NTU 3-2 in thrilling men’s finale

Highlights of the doubles match between NTU and SMU

Highlights of the deciding match between Warrick (NTU) and Nicholas (SMU)

With NTU and SMU both tied at 2-2, the deciding match fell to Warrick (NTU) and Nicholas (SMU), two players who proudly wore the colors of their school and their hearts on their sleeves. The sheer effort and determination that both outstanding individuals displayed was admirable and truly deserves a page in the SUNIG history books. But like all competitive matches, there had to be a victor. As the match stretched past the 1.5 hour mark, both players were physically and mentally exhausted as they fought for every point. Digging deep, Nicholas played some excellent tennis and soon found himself with a match point on serve that he duly converted. Despite the intense competition, both outstanding individuals demonstrated the true spirit of competition and sportsmanship, cemented with a warm handshake after the match.

We managed to catch up with both Warrick and Nicholas recently, more than one and a half months after their meeting for an exclusive interview.

SUNIG Basketball Finals 2009 (Women)

Who won the SUNIG basketball women’s finals between NTU and NUS? Watch the clip above to find out!

SUNIG Tennis 2009 (NTU vs SIM)

Watch all the highlights from the 2nd singles below :

SUNIG Rugby Finals 2009

Watch the highlights of the rugby finals between NUS and NTU. Who will emerge as champions?

SUNIG Basketball Finals 2009 (Men)

Watch the highlights of this pulsating match between NUS and NTU. Who will emerge as champions?

Background information:

SUNIG stands for Singapore University Games and features the 4 universities in Singapore (NUS, NTU, SMU and SIM). The competition was first introduced in 2006 and now includes almost every game in the tertiary calendar.

SUNIG Frisbee 2009 Highlight Reel

Watch the highlight reel for the SUNIG 2009 frisbee tournament held in Singapore. Catch all the action right here, only on VOXSPORTS.

Background information:

SUNIG stands for Singapore University Games and features the 4 universities in Singapore (NUS, NTU, SMU and SIM). The competition was first introduced in 2006 and now includes almost every game in the tertiary calendar.