We are thrilled to announce that our BSY U11 team delivered an outstanding performance at this year’s FOBISIA Games, proudly representing the school across multiple sports with heart, determination, and team spirit.
Among the many highlights, Teeball emerged as a standout success, with our students showing exceptional skill, teamwork, and resilience on the field.
16 May, 2025
BSY U11 Team Shines at FOBISIA Games
🌟 Teeball Triumph!
Our Team A put on a spectacular display of strategy and collaboration, earning a well-deserved 3rd Place finish and taking home a trophy. Their focus and unity were clear in every match. Meanwhile, Team B held their own against tough competition, securing 6th Place and showing great promise for the future.
The performance of both teams was a true reflection of the energy and passion they brought to training in the lead-up to the games.
🏅 FOBISIA 2025 Results at a Glance
Athletics – 8th Place Overall
Gold: 4
Silver: 9
Total: 17 medals
Swimming – 4th Place Overall
Gold: 3
Silver: 1
Total: 15 medals
Football
Girls’ Team: 7th Place
Boys’ Team: 8th Place
From the running tracks to the swimming lanes and the teeball field, our U11 students exemplified sportsmanship, determination, and team pride throughout the games.
A heartfelt thank you to our coaches, supporting families, and of course, our amazing athletes. Your dedication made this FOBISIA journey truly memorable.
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