We are underway!  Check out the live action from the Stadium Field and the HS Gym at SAS.  Live stream here:  http://iasas.sasclubs.com/

You will need to download the octoshape app to view the stream.

Best of luck to all the teams!  The Spirit of IASAS is spreading throughout the world!

On October 20-22, Singapore American School hosts a special first season IASAS Championships by bringing together all three sports for the 30th anniversary.  Cross Country, Soccer, and Volleyball all meet in Singapore this week to compete.  Follow the action through live streaming hosted at:  http://iasas.sasclubs.com/

Also follow us on Twitter @iasas or with the hashtag #iasas

And join us on Facebook at our Official Fan page.

Singapore American School’s HS journalists will be covering the event on the SASEye Online magazine.

2011 is upon the IASAS schools and this year marks a special landmark for our organization.  This year is the 30th year of IASAS!

Over the years there have been thousands of athletes and artists, delegates and performers participate in IASAS events.  In many cases competition has highlighted the events themselves, but camaraderie and bonding have stood the test of time.  This site and our Facebook fan page have proven that the IASAS family has remained strong for the first 30 years and continues to grow stronger into our future.

To commemorate the special anniversary, Singapore American School will be hosting the first season sports of Cross Country, Soccer, and Volleyball all together – just like in the old days!  From October 20th to 22nd, it will be a celebration of IASAS togetherness in the true spirit of competition and sportsmanship.

Follow all the results and action at the main page: http://iasas.sasclubs.com

Or at the individual sports pages:

• Cross Country: http://iasas.sasclubs.com/xcountry/
• Soccer: http://iasas.sasclubs.com/soccer/
• Volleyball: http://iasas.sasclubs.com/volleyball/

Of course, you can also come back to IASAS.asia to connect to all that’s happening!

Happy 3oth, IASAS.  Looking as great as ever!

ISB Girls win at home & ISKL Boys take home first ever gold!

In a thrilling match that ended up 18-16 in the fifth set, ISB narrowly defeated SAS in the Girls Championship. The Consolation match between TAS and ISM girls was also incredibly close with TAS edging out the Bearcats 15-11 in the fifth set.

While each game was close in the Boys Final, ISKL ended up winning in 3 straight sets over the SAS Eagles to take home their first ever gold medal in Boys Volleyball. In the Boys Consolation, ISB also won in straight sets to claim the bronze medal.

Full results below.

The photo slideshow of IASAS 2010 in Bangkok.

The ISB Radio (podcast on iTunes) has been interviewing different IASAS team captains throughout the championships.  Check it out their Live as IASAS series at: http://inside.isb.ac.th/athletics/

In the Monday evening matches, the outcomes played to seeds.

On the girls’ side, TAS and ISM came out on top.  On the boys’ side, SAS and TAS won their match-ups.

Tuesday morning semifinal match-ups for the Volleyball Championships:

Girls:

• TAS (4) vs SAS (1)
• ISM (3) vs ISB (2)

Boys:

• SAS (4) vs ISB (1)
• TAS (3) vs ISKL (2)

Great volleyball ahead!  Stay tuned to IASAS.asia!

The volleyball seedings are in with the first of the playoffs tonight.
Girls:  ISKL (6) vs ISM (3) & JIS (5) vs TAS (3).  ISB (2) and SAS (1) waiting to play tomorrow.

Boys:  ISM (6) vs TAS (3) & JIS (5) vs SAS (4).  ISKL (2) and ISB (1) waiting to play tomorrow.

The most up to date results from the IASAS Volleyball Championships in Bangkok.

IASAS is back!

Right now Cross Country, Soccer and Volleyball athletes at our six IASAS schools are making final preparations for their championships which begin October 2nd.

October 2nd?

That’s right, this season the IASAS dates shifted to accomodate varied school schedules, so the championships begin on the Sunday and run on Monday and Tuesday.

Soccer is hosted at Jakarta International School and Volleyball and Cross Country are at International School Bangkok.

Unfortunately live streaming has been blocked in Thailand by the government as a left over from the April civil unrest. It’s going to be old school following the results of the XC and Volleyball using the website and results pages.  We will also embed the live results page, here on IASAS.asia.