Conditions of Competition
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITION
The following conditions, together with any additions or amendments as published by the SGA Tournament Sub-Committee will apply under Rule 33-1 to the SGA Inter-Club League.
1. GENERAL
a. The 2018 SGA Inter-Club League (ICL) is a combination of round robin and knockout match play event without handicap allowances that is open to all SGA Ordinary Members (Local Golf Clubs listed as Members of SGA).
b. The ICL shall be played in accordance with the Rules of Golf as approved by R&A Rules Ltd and the Local Rules of SGA Ordinary Members hosting the matches.
c. Each Ordinary Member may field a Team comprising 30 players with 4 players in the “Premier” Division, 6 players each in the “A”, “B”, “Senior” Divisions and 8 players in the “Ladies” Division. The “Premier” Division is the highest and “B” Division the lowest.
d. The classification of the Divisions are as follows:
| Divisions | # of Players | Criteria |
| “Premier” | 4 | HI < 3.9 |
| “A” | 6 | HI between 4.0 to 8.9 |
| “B” | 6 | HI between 9.0 to 14.0 |
| “Senior” | 6 | No limit on HI Must be 55 years or older as of 1 Jan 2018 |
| Ladies “Premier” | 2 | HI < 6.9 |
| Ladies “A” | 4 | HI between 7.0 to 15.0 |
| “Evergreen” | 2 | No limit on HI Must be 50 years or older as of 1 Jan 2018 |
2. ELIGIBILITY
a. Players must be a member of one of the 12 Golf Clubs (SGA Ordinary Members) that they are representing. Players may represent only one Club in the whole season of the league.
b. They must conform in all respects to the Rules of Amateur Status as laid down by the R&A Rules Ltd and possess a valid USGA Handicap Index within the stipulated range in their respective Divisions. A player whose Handicap Index has Excessive Penalty Scores will not be eligible to participate.
c. A player’s eligibility to play in the various Divisions will be based on the lowest Handicap Index that a player has held in the last twelve months of 2017, that is, January to December. The SGA CHS will be available for reference and the lowest Handicap Index held must be taken from the 1 Feb 17 to the 1 Jan 18 revision dates.
d. Players without the requisite twelve months Handicap Index records are only eligible to be fielded in the “Premier”, “Senior” and Ladies “Premier” and “Evergreen” Divisions.
e. New members of Ordinary Members whose handicap scoring records are not shown in the SGA CHS as at 1 Jan 18 may be fielded to represent them. However, they may only be fielded in the “Premier”, “Senior” and Ladies “Premier” and “Evergreen” Divisions.
f. Ordinary Members may field players in a higher Division than the Division that they are eligible to play in. Once a player has played a match in any one Division, the player must remain in that Division throughout the entire season. For avoidance of doubt, they cannot subsequently be fielded to play in any other Division.
g. Players whose Handicap Index has been adjusted during the duration of the ICL may continue to play in the same Division that they started with.
h. A player who breaches any eligibility criteria will be disqualified.
i. For 2018, any player who has played in higher Division in 2017, eg “A” Division, will not be eligible to play in the lower “B” Division even though his HI may have moved to the lower Division. However, if a player is fielded in a higher division but his handicap index during the previous season (2017) is for a lower division and he is fielded just to complete the team’s division, the player will be exempted in this clause. Golf clubs are encouraged to submit the names of these players to SGA for recording purposes.
j. The penalty for Teams that field such player will be loss of the match. The penalty for Teams that field players with Excessive Penalty Scores will also be loss of the match.
3. SUBMISSION OF PLAYERS’ NAMES
a. Clubs are to submit to SGA a long list of all their league players a week before the start of ICL 2018 season. Clubs are allowed to include new names in the long list from time-to-time provided that they inform SGA of the change immediately. The long list will serve as SGA database of league players.
b. Team Captains or a representative of the team shall submit the names of their players on the prescribed form to the Tournament Director, not later than two hours before the commencement of the first match for Legs played in the afternoon.
c. If a Leg is played in the morning, the names must be submitted by 4 pm the day before. If due to medical reasons or other compassionate grounds, a player may be substituted not later than 30 minutes before the first match morning tee off time.
d. Team Captains may, if they wish, submit these names to the Tournament Director up to one week before the date of the Leg. Names so submitted may be changed so long as the requirements in 3a & b are met.
e. The names that have been submitted must be kept confidential by the host and may be revealed only 2 hours before the start of the first match.
4. REPORTING TIME
a. Players shall report to the starter at least 10 minutes before their tee-off time.
5. FORMAT OF PLAY
a. The ICL will be a combination round robin and knockout match play without handicap allowances. It shall consist of the number of Legs required for each Team to play against each other and shall all be played at a neutral course.
6. ROUND ROBIN PHASE
a. The twelve SGA Ordinary Members will be divided into two groups of six Teams each. The grouping will be based on the 2017 SGA ICL rankings. Red Group will comprise the 1st, 4th, 5th, 8th, 9th and 12th ranked Teams. White Group will comprise the 2nd, 3rd, 6th, 7th, 10th and 11th ranked Teams.
b. Based on this, the groupings will be as follows:
| 2017 SGA ICL Ranking | Red Group | 2017 SGA ICL Ranking | White Group |
| 1st | SelCC | 2nd | NSRCC |
| 4th | SICC | 3rd | TMCC |
| 5th | RCC | 6th | WGCC |
| 8th | SenGC | 7th | KepC |
| 9th | OCC | 10th | CGC |
| 12th | LNGCC | 11th | SembCC |
c. The Teams will play against each other within their Group. There will be a total of 5 Legs all to be played at a neutral venue.
d. See Annex A SGA ICL 2018 Round Robin Phase Schedule.
e. Each Team will comprise 30 players with 4 players in the “Premier” Division, 6 players each in the “A”, “B”, “Senior” Divisions and 8 players in the “Ladies” Divisions.
f. There will be a total of fifteen (15) matches to be played in each Leg comprising two (2) Four-Ball matches in the “Premier” Division and three (3) Four-Ball matches each in the “A”, “B”, “Senior” Divisions and four (4) Four-Ball matches in the “Ladies” Division.
g. One point (1) will be awarded to the winner of a match and zero (0) point to the loser. If a match ends in a draw, both sides will get half (½) point each. The winner of a Leg shall be the team that has amassed a total of 8 points or more.
h. The winner of a Leg will get three (3) points and the loser zero (0) points. If a Leg ends in a draw, both teams will get one (1) point each.
i. The top four Teams from each Group will progress to the Knockout Phase and the bottom two from each group, to the knockout plate phase.
j. The teams from each group will be ranked within their Group based on the total points amassed from playing the 5 Legs. If there is a tie for any position, the total number of points amassed from the matches played will be used. If there is still a tie, the Team that won the Leg played between the tying teams will take precedence.
7. KNOCKOUT PHASE
a. The eight Teams will play a knockout match as shown in Annex B SGA ICL 2018 Knockout Phase Schedule.
b. The bottom four Teams from the Round Robin Phase will play in the Knockout Plate Phase as shown in Annex C SGA ICL 2018 Knockout Plate Phase Schedule.
c. The team that wins 8 or more matches is the winner of that Knockout Leg.
d. For the sole purpose of breaking any potential tie score of 7.5 to 7.5 points, all squared matches after 18-holes will immediately go into sudden death playoff at the next hole. The team that wins the most points from all the sudden death matches wins the tie-breaker and is the winner of that knockout leg (for each sudden death match, 1 point for win and 0.5 point for incomplete match due to official ruling on weather or cut-off time).
e. If the tie is not broken, the next tie breaker is determined by drawing 3 out of the 15 matches. The combined results of the 3 matches will determine the winner. The Tournament director is to do the draw in the presence of League Captains.
f. If still no outcome, the 3rd level tie breaker will involve drawing another 3 matches out of the balance of 12. This will be repeated until a conclusive result is obtained.
g. If the tie is still not broken, all the 15 match results will be put back into the box and items (e) & (f) above will be repeated until a result is obtained.
8. CUT-OFF TIME FOR COMPLETION OF MATCHES.
a. Legs held in the Morning (1st match to tee-off before 7.30am):
i. Cut-off time for matches to be completed is 2:30 pm;
b. Legs held in the Afternoon:
i. Cut-off time for matches to be completed is 7:00 pm.
c. Players must stop play upon hearing the 2:30pm/ 7.00pm siren respectively. Incomplete matches will be treated as halved and the results of completed matches shall stand.
9. SUBMISSION OF SCORES FOR HANDICAP PURPOSES
a. Under the USGA Handicap System, Sect 5-1c – Scores in all Forms of Competition, scores in both match play and stroke play must be posted for handicap purpose. This includes scores made in match play, in multi-ball, or in team competitions in which players have not completed one or more holes or in which players are requested to pick up when out of contention on a hole.
b. All players must submit their scorecards upon completing their rounds/matches to the hosting club. The hosting club must post the scores of the participating league players onto the CHS within the prescribed time limit in the SGA CHS Guidelines. See Administrative instructions for guidelines.
10. OVERALL TEAM CHAMPION
a. The Overall Team Champion will be the Team that has emerged as the top Team in the Knockout Phase.
11. DIVISION CHAMPIONS
a. The men’s Division viz. Premier, A, B and Senior and Ladies’ Sub-Division viz. Premier, A and Evergreen from the Red and White group with the most match points at the end of 5 legs during the round robin phase shall be declared the respective top group/sub-division.
b. The respective top Division/ Sub-Division team from the Red and White groups will then be scheduled to play one last match to determine the group division champion. The match will be scheduled after the knockout phase.
c. In the event of tie/ties for the Group Division Champion and or any division positions, the winner shall be the team that has won the most Legs. If a tie still arises, the winner shall be the team that won the Leg played between the tying teams during the round robin phase. If the tie is not broken, the results of the Overall scores will be used and the winner shall be the team that is ranked higher based on the count back system to determine the overall ranking.
12. TIME OF STARTING
a. Players shall start at the time and in the order indicated in the draw. This will be decided upon submission of the team members by the Team Captain as provided in paragraph 2 of the Administrative Instructions.
b. In the event that the match pairing of a team is not submitted to the Tournament Director (TD) on time the team shall be disqualified for the match.
c. In the event that both teams have not submitted the match pairings on time, the TD shall consider the team matches halved. No substitution of players and changes of starting times shall be permitted once the draw has been made.
13. SUSPENSION OF PLAY FOR DANGEROUS SITUATION (NOTE TO RULE 6-8b)
a. When play is suspended by the TD for a dangerous situation, players must discontinue play immediately and not resume play until the TD has ordered a resumption of play. If a player fails to discontinue play immediately, he is disqualified, unless circumstances warrant waiving the penalty as provided in Rule 33-7.
14. INCLEMENT WEATHER
a. The Tournament Director’s determination of the playability of the course due to inclement weather and the decision taken to terminate or resume play for the day is final.
b. Round Robin
i. In the event that inclement weather does not permit the completion of all the 18-hole matches, the results of completed matches will stand and incomplete matches will be treated as halved.
ii. If the weather prevents the teeing-off of the 1st match of the Leg till 3pm or later, for that Leg, all matches shall be played as 9- hole matches. For the morning Leg, the applicable time is 10.30am or later.
iii. After the 1st match has teed-off and the inclement weather prevents it from completing nine holes by 4pm, if play is resumed, all matches shall be played as 9-hole matches. For the morning Leg, the applicable time is 11.30am.
iv. The results of the completed results will stand and incomplete matches will be treated as halved for ii. and iii. above.
c. Knockout Phase
i. Should there be a total washout or zero match is completed on the scheduled Sunday due to inclement weather, each team will field 7 matches (one each from Men’s P, A, B, S and Ladies’ P, A and E) on the following Sunday or a date to be fixed with the host clubs. New line-up to be submitted per CoC schedule. (As a contingency plan, host clubs are to assist to block 7 flights on the following Sunday. If not required, the booked flights can be released on Monday).
The team that wins 4 or more points is the winner of that leg.
ii. If the weather prevents the teeing-off of the 1st match of the Leg till 3pm or later, for that Leg, all matches shall be played as 9- hole matches. For the morning Leg, the applicable time is 10.30am or later.
iii. After the 1st match has teed-off and the inclement weather prevents it from completing nine holes by 4pm, if play is resumed, all matches shall be played as 9- hole matches. For the morning Leg, the applicable time is 11.30am.
iv. The tie breaker procedure as detailed under item 7/Knockout phase applies also to the above 7 matches, whether played as 18 or 9-holes.
15. CADDIES/BUGGIES
a. No caddies are allowed.
b. All players must use the buggies that are provided.
16. LOCAL RULES
a. The Local Rules of the hosting Ordinary Member will apply.
17. TOURNAMENT REFEREE
a. The tournament referee’s decision on all matters pertaining to the Rules of Golf is final.
b. Any claim must be made by the Team Captain to the Tournament Director before the Leg result is signed off. The decision of the Tournament Director, once posted, is final and binding on all parties.
c. If a side in a match is disqualified under the Rules of Golf, the disqualification applies only to the specific side in the match and not to the whole team in the respective Division.
18. INSURANCE
a. All players are required to have appropriate golfing insurance.
b. SGA will not be liable to any accidents that players/teams may get involved in. SGA will not be liable for any accident to the players during the competition.
19. LIST OF CONFORMING DRIVER HEAD
a. The Specimen Condition of Competition contained in page 154 of the Rules of Golf applies.
20. DISTANCE MEASURING DEVICE
a. A player may obtain distance information by use of a distance measuring device. If, during a stipulated round, a player uses a distance measuring device to gauge or measure other conditions that might affect his play (eg, elevation changes, wind speed, etc.), the player is in breach of Rule 14-3.
21. PACE OF PLAY
a. The pace of play and maximum time allowed for the round will be decided by the Tournament Director and will be made available prior to play.
b. The penalty for breach of pace of play is:
i. First offence – Loss of hole;
ii. Second offence – Loss of hole;
iii. For subsequent offence – Disqualification.
22. PRIZES
a. Overall Champion
i. Champion – Challenge Trophy and individual trophies
ii. 1st Runner-Up – Silver medals
iii. 2nd Runner-Up – Bronze medals
iv. Plate Winner – Bronze medals
b. Overall Division Champions ( “Premier”, “A”, “B”, “Senior”)
i. Winner – Challenge Trophy and gold medals
ii. Runner-Up – Silver medals
c. “Ladies” Division
i. “Premier” Winner – Challenge Trophy and Gold medals
ii. “Premier” Runner-Up – Silver medals
iii. “A” Winner – Challenge Trophy and Gold Medals
iv. “A” Runner-Up – Silver medals
v. “Evergreen” Winner – Challenge Trophy and Gold Medals
vi. “Evergreen” Runner-Up- Silver medals
23. AMENDMENTS TO CONDITIONS
a. The SGA Tournament Sub-Committee reserves the right to amend these conditions of competition.
Admin Instructions
ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS
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correct as at 8 April 2018
1. GENERAL
a. These administrative instructions do not form part of the Conditions of Competitions. They are given to facilitate the administration of the tournament.
2. SUBMISSION OF PLAYERS’ NAMES
a. Team Captains or a representative of the team shall submit the names of their players on the prescribed form to the Tournament Director, not later than two hours before the commencement of the first match for Legs played in the afternoon.
b. If a Leg is played in the morning, the names must be submitted by 4 pm the day before. If due to medical reasons or other compassionate grounds, a player may be substituted not later than 30 minutes before the first match morning tee off time.
c. Team Captains may, if they wish, submit these names to the Tournament Director up to one week before the date of the Leg. Names so submitted may be changed so long as the requirements in 2a & b are met.
d. The names that have been submitted must be kept confidential by the host and may be revealed only 2 hours before the start of the first match.
3. ORDER OF PLAY
a. The order of the play for the 1st Leg shall be played according to this order “Premier”, “Senior”, “A”, “B” and “Ladies” Divisions. Thereafter, the order of play for subsequent Legs shall be rotated and the sequence will be pre-determined and given to all Ordinary Members. It is also available on the SGA website.
b. Double barrel starts will be used with matches teeing off simultaneously on both nines.
c. Players must stop playing once the outcome of the match has been determined.
4. REPORTING TIME
a. Players shall report to the starter at least 10 minutes before their tee-off time to facilitate administration.
5. GUIDELINES ON CROSS-OVER TIME AND CUT-OFF TIME FOR COMPLETION OF MATCHES.
a. Legs held in the Morning:
i. Cross-over time is 11:45 am.
ii. Cut-off time for matches to be completed is 2:30 pm;
b. Legs held in the Afternoon:
i. Cut-off time for matches to be completed is 7:00 pm.
c. Players must stop play upon hearing the 2:30 pm / 7:00 pm siren respectively. Incomplete matches will be treated as halved and the results of completed matches shall stand.
6. SUBMISSION OF SCORES FOR HANDICAP PURPOSES
a. Under the USGA Handicap System, Sect 5-1c – Scores in all Forms of Competition, scores in both match play and stroke play must be posted for handicap purpose. This includes scores made in match play, in multi-ball, or in team competitions in which players have not completed one or more holes or in which players are requested to pick up when out of contention on a hole.
b. All players must submit their scorecards upon completing their rounds/matches to the hosting club. The hosting club must post the scores of the participating League players onto the CHS within the prescribed time limit in the SGA CHS Guidelines. Clubs are to note that these scores will not be considered T-scores and penalty scores will apply for non-submission of scores within the prescribed time limit in the SGA Handicap policy.
7. DUTIES OF ORDINARY MEMBERS HOSTING ICL
Ordinary Members hosting ICL matches shall:
a. Nominate a Tournament Director;
b. Appoint a referee, if its staff is suitably qualified;
c. Determine Pace of Play timing with the maximum time allowed for the round including hole by hole allotted time for distribution to all players.
d. Obtain the names of players from participating Ordinary Members;
e. Provide range balls to players for warm-up;
f. Provide a buggy to the non-playing Team Captain plus 3 extra buggies. Participating teams must ensure to strictly abide to the hosting club’s rules and regulations and the proper use of the buggies;
g. Collate and send the results according to the prescribed form to SGA, Hon Sec SLGA and all Ordinary Members on completion of each Leg.
h. Arrange F&B as follows:
i. Provide a meal to players before tee-off;
ii. Provide a $10 coupon to each player for refreshment and snacks during the match;
iii. Provide a $12 coupon to each player for makan kechil after the match. The $12 coupon may be used individually or collectively by players to pay for the makan kechil.
i. Invoice SGA for a total of $2880.00 plus GST ($12 x 60 players x 4 Legs) for clubs hosting 4 legs and $2160.00 plus GST ($12 x 60 players x 3 Legs) for clubs hosting 3 legs.
j. Additional amount will be given to the clubs that will be hosting the Division Championship Matches on 15th July 2018. Amount will remain at $12 x number of players to be hosted.
8. SINGAPORE GOLF ASSOCIATION
SGA will:
a. Collate all results received from all hosting Ordinary Members and update all Ordinary Members on final results after each Leg.
b. Present trophies and medals to the winners as outlined in paragraph 22 of the CoC. The number of trophies and medals to be awarded will be as follows:
i. Overall Champion
1) Champion – 36 trophies (28 players + 8 reserves).
2) 1st RU – 36 silver medals (28 players + 8 reserves).
3) 2nd RU – 36 bronze medals (28 players + 8 reserves).
4) Plate Winners – 36 bronze medals (28 players + 8 reserves).
ii. Division Champions
1) Premier
A. Winner – 6 gold medals (4 players + 2 reserves)
B. RU – 6 silver medals (4 players + 2 reserves)
2) “A”, “B”, “Senior”
A. Winner – 9 gold medals (6 players + 3 reserves)
B. RU – 9 silver medals (6 players + 3 reserves)
3) Ladies “Premier”, “Evergreen”
A. Winner – 3 gold medals (2 players + 1 reserve)
B. RU – 3 silver medals (2 players + 1 reserve)
4) Ladies “A”
A. Winner – 6 gold medals (4 players + 2 reserve)
B. RU – 6 silver medals (4 players + 2 reserve)
Note: Additional trophies/medals can be ordered at the expense of individual Ordinary Members. The Ordinary members may order the additional trophies/medals directly from the supplier. Contact details will be provided by SGA.
c. Organize a dinner cum prize giving ceremony after full completion of the ICL. Ordinary Members will be charged $650 nett (amount to be confirmed) per table of 10 persons each. Each Ordinary Member take up at least one table. There is no limit on the maximum that an Ordinary Member can take.
Order of Play
Player's Registration Form
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Players Long List Form
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Results Sheet
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Round Robin Schedule
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correct as at 2 April 2018
NOTE:
* Match between RCC & SICC, to be hosted by SelCC, will be played on 29 April 2018 instead of 22 April.
* Match Between LNGCC & SICC, to be hosted by TMCC in behalf of WGCC, will be played on 27 May 2018 instead of 20 May.
Knockout (Plate) Phase Schedule
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correct as at 28 May 2018
Division Championship Schedule
Results
SGA Inter-Club League
DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP
15 July 2018
| HOST CLUB | DIVISION | MATCH | RESULTS |
| SICC | Premier | SelCC vs TMCC | CLICK HERE |
| B | RCC vs TMCC | ||
| Ladies A | OCC vs TMCC | ||
| Evergreen | OCC vs TMCC | ||
| TMCC | A | SICC vs WGCC | CLICK HERE |
| Senior | SICC vs NSRCC | ||
| Ladies Premier | OCC vs NSRCC |
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SGA Inter-Club League
KNOCKOUT PHASE FINALS
8 July 2018
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Knockout Phase Finals Results
| HOST CLUB | MATCH | RESULTS |
| KepC | SICC vs WGCC | CLICK HERE |
| LNGCC | RCC vs TMCC | CLICK HERE |
| SembCC | CGC vs OCC | CLICK HERE |
| SenGC | SelCC vs NSRCC | CLICK HERE |
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SGA Inter-Club League
KNOCKOUT PHASE (PLATE) QUARTER FINALS
24 June 2018
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Knockout Phase Semi-Finals Results & Finals Schedule
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Knockout Phase Plate Final Ranking
| HOST CLUB | MATCH | RESULTS |
| CGC | SembCC vs LNGCC | CLICK HERE |
| KepC | CGC vs WGCC | CLICK HERE |
| NSRCC | SenGC vs KepC | CLICK HERE |
| SembCC | RCC vs SelCC | CLICK HERE |
| TMCC | OCC vs SICC | CLICK HERE |
| WGCC | TMCC vs NSRCC | CLICK HERE |
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SGA Inter-Club League
KNOCKOUT PHASE (PLATE) QUARTER FINALS
3 June 2018
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Knockout Phase Quarter Finals Results & Semi-Finals Schedule
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Knockout Phase Plate Quarter Finals Results & Semi-Finals Schedule
| HOST CLUB | MATCH | RESULTS |
| LNGCC | SelCC vs CGC | CLICK HERE |
| OCC | RCC vs WGCC | CLICK HERE |
| RCC | OCC vs TMCC | CLICK HERE |
| SelCC | LNGCC vs KepC | CLICK HERE |
| SenGC | SICC vs NSRCC | CLICK HERE |
| SICC | SembCC vs SenGC | CLICK HERE |
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SGA Inter-Club League
Round Robin
LEG 5
20 May 2018
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^Match between LNGCC and SICC was hosted by TMCC in behalf of WGCC.
correct as at 28 May 2018, 1200hrs
| HOST CLUB | MATCH | RESULTS |
| CGC | SelCC vs SenGC | CLICK HERE |
| NSRCC | RCC vs OCC | CLICK HERE |
| OCC | NSRCC vs KepC | CLICK HERE |
| RCC | SembCC vs TMCC | CLICK HERE |
| SelCC | WGCC vs CGC | CLICK HERE |
| ^TMCC (WGCC) | LNGCC vs SICC | CLICK HERE |
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SGA Inter-Club League
Round Robin
LEG 4
6 May 2018
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correct as at 7 May 2018, 1100hrs
| HOST CLUB | MATCH | RESULTS |
| SembCC | TMCC vs NSRCC | CLICK HERE |
| TMCC | KepC vs WGCC | CLICK HERE |
| KepC | SembCC vs CGC | CLICK HERE |
| SenGC | OCC vs LNGCC | CLICK HERE |
| SICC | RCC vs SenGC | CLICK HERE |
| LNGCC | SICC vs SelCC | CLICK HERE |
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SGA Inter-Club League
Round Robin
LEG 3
22 April 2018
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correct as at 30 April 2018, 1030hrs
| HOST CLUB | MATCH | RESULTS |
| NSRCC | WGCC vs TMCC | CLICK HERE |
| WGCC | CGC vs KepC | CLICK HERE |
| CGC | SembCC vs NSRCC | CLICK HERE |
| RCC | OCC vs SenGC | CLICK HERE |
| OCC | LNGCC vs SelCC | CLICK HERE |
| SelCC | RCC vs SICC | CLICK HERE |
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SGA Inter-Club League
Round Robin
LEG 2
8 April 2018
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correct as at 9 April 2018, 1100hrs
| HOST CLUB | MATCH | RESULTS |
| KepC | SICC vs OCC | CLICK HERE |
| TMCC | LNGCC vs SenGC | CLICK HERE |
| SembCC | SelCC vs RCC | CLICK HERE |
| LNGCC | WGCC vs NSRCC | CLICK HERE |
| SenGC | TMCC vs CGC | CLICK HERE |
| SICC | KepC vs SembCC | CLICK HERE |
For any results discrepancies, please call SGA Secretariat @ 67555976
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SGA Inter-Club League
Round Robin
LEG 1
25 March 2018
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correct as at 26 March 2018, 1300hrs
| HOST CLUB | MATCH | RESULTS |
| CGC | RCC vs LNGCC | CLICK HERE |
| WGCC | SelCC vs OCC | CLICK HERE |
| NSRCC | SenGC vs SICC | CLICK HERE |
| OCC | SembCC vs WGCC | CLICK HERE |
| RCC | NSRCC vs CGC | CLICK HERE |
| SelCC | KepC vs TMCC | CLICK HERE |
For any results discrepancies, please call SGA Secretariat @ 67555976