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| Hong Kong's Tenpin Bowling team hit the jackpot in Las Vegas as they won medals in all three colours at the World Bowling Championships … More
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History-making squash team at World Men's Team Championship
Hong Kong men's squash team made history when they won a first-ever medal at the World Men's Team Championship …
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Six medals for para-badminton and wheelchair fencing team at World Championships
Hong Kong's para-badminton and wheelchair fencing team (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) had terrific performances at World Championship level, with golds in both sports …
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Ng On-yee secures bronze at the IBSF World Snooker Championships
Snooker star Ng On-yee made a run into semi-final and secured a bronze medal at the IBSF World Snooker Championships 2017 …
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| II. Sporting Achievements (1 ‑ 30 November)
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Hong Kong bowlers achieve the best result at World Bowling Championships
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Hong Kong's Tenpin Bowling team hit the jackpot in Las Vegas as they won medals in all three colours at the World Bowling Championships.
Mak Cheuk-yin, Tseng Tak-hin and Wu Siu-hong joined forces to claim gold in the Men's Trios, while Tseng and Lau Kwun-ho won a silver in the Men's Doubles. Completing a sensational Hong Kong performance was bronze for Chan Shuk-han in the Women's Singles.
The gold was Hong Kong's first ever at the world's biggest bowling event as Tseng, Mak and Wu beat Finland on the last bowl of the match in the semi-finals at 616-613 before seeing off Chinese Taipei in the final at 659-610.
Tseng said the double medal display was a great birthday present beyond his wildest dreams.
"Silver was already difficult, I have never expected a gold at this high-level event. It is the best gift in 30 years. I am so happy and feel like dreaming," said Tseng as the team returned to Hong Kong.
"Winning any medal at the World Championships is a great achievement. The performance fills them with confidence for next year's Asian Games," added Tseng.
Doubles partner Lau added: "It is always difficult to get the chance to medal and I do not think I have ever played so well. We were really lucky to get a gold and silver and the result proves our hard work pays off."
'Big Brother' of the team, Wu, added: "Our team winning medals at international competitions in these two years, proves our capability in competing with world's top bowlers."
"Hope we can keep gaining good result in the 2018 World Men's Championship, which will be held in Hong Kong, and letting more Hong Kong people know about tenpin bowling."
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| World Bowling Championships / 24 November to 4 December / Las Vegas, USA |
| Mak Cheuk-yin, Tseng Tak-hin, Wu Siu-hong |
Men's Trios |
Gold |
| Lau Kwun-ho, Tseng Tak-hin |
Men's Doubles |
Silver |
| Chan Shuk-han |
Women's Singles |
Bronze |
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| From left: Tseng Tak-hin, Mak Cheuk-yin, Wu Siu-hong |
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From left: Lau Kwun-ho, Tseng Tak-hin
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Tenpin Bowling Congress) |
Left: Chan Shuk-han |
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History-making squash team at World Men's Team Championship |
Hong Kong men's squash team made history when they won a first-ever bronze medal at the World Men's Team Championship.
The quartet of Au Chun-ming, Lee Ho-yin, Tang Ming-hong and Yip Tsz-fung, silenced the home crowd in Marseille in the quarter-finals as they stunned host nation and the third seed France 2-1.
Top seed Egypt awaited in the semis, and the eventual champions had too much class in a 2-0 win. But it was far from straightforward, with Lee pushing the world champion Karim Abdel Gawad all the way to a deciding fifth game in his match and Yip battling to four games against his opponent as Hong Kong showed they could compete with the world's best.
"I was very pleased with my team," said Head Coach Chris Robertson. "They played with plenty of attack and no fear. They put in a good performance - particularly Lee. "
"They looked comfortable against Egypt - they were so dynamic, aggressive and confident. I thought we were on a par with them for a lot of the time."
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Event |
Medal |
| 25th WSF Men's World Team Championship / 27 November to 3 December / Marseille, France |
| Au Chun-ming, Lee Ho-yin, Tang Ming-hong, Yip Tsz-fung |
Men's Team |
Bronze |
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From left: Lau Cheuk-chi (Senior Sport Physiotherapist, HKSI),
Chris Robertson (Head Squash Coach, HKSI), Lee Ho-yin, Au Chun-ming,
Tang Ming-hong, Yip Tsz-fung, Faheem Khan (Squash Coach, HKSI) |
From left: Lee Ho-yin, Au Chun-ming, Tang Ming-hong,
Yip Tsz-fung
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Squash) |
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Six medals for para-badminton and wheelchair fencing team at World Championships |
Hong Kong's para-badminton and wheelchair fencing team (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) had terrific performances at World Championships, clinching golds at both competitions.
Chu Man-kai and Wong Chun-yim teamed up for first place in the Men's Doubles at the BWF Para-Badminton World Championships in South Korea, while Wong and Chan Ho-yuen also added two bronze medals in SS6 Men's Singles and WH2 Men's Singles respectively.
In Rome, star fencer Yu Chui-yee helped lead the team to another triple medal display at IWAS Wheelchair Fencing World Championships. She joined Chung Yuen-ping, Justine Charissa Ng and Tong Nga-ting to take gold in Women's Epee Team, and won silver and bronze individual medals in epee and foil respectively.
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Event |
Medal |
| BWF Para-Badminton World Championships / 21 to 26 November / Ulsan, South Korea |
| Chu Man-kai, Wong Chun-yim |
SS6 Men's Doubles |
Gold |
| Wong Chun-yim |
SS6 Men's Singles |
Bronze |
| Chan Ho-yuen |
WH2 Men's Singles |
Bronze |
| IWAS Wheelchair Fencing World Championships / 7 to 12 November / Rome, Italy |
| Chung Yuen-ping, Justine Charissa Ng, Tong Nga-ting, Yu Chui-yee |
Women's Epee Team |
Gold |
| Yu Chui-yee |
Women’s Epee Individual (Cat. A) |
Silver |
| Yu Chui-yee |
Women’s Foil Individual (Cat. A) |
Bronze |
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Front row, from left: Tong Nga-ting, Chung Yuen-ping
Back row, from left: Yu Chui-yee, Justine Charissa Ng |
Left: Yu Chui-yee |
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Front row, from left: Yu Kwong-wah (Coach), Chu Man-kai, Wong Chun-yim, Cheng Fai-yin Ally (Head Coach)
Back row, from left: Lui Kar-kei Keith (Team Manager), Wong Wai-keung (Physiotherapist), Chan Ho-yuen, Lam Tak-kwan, Wong Shu-yuen |
From left: Wong Chun-yim, Chan Ho-yuen, Chu Man-kai
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) |
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Ng On-yee secures bronze at the IBSF World Snooker Championships |
Snooker star Ng On-yee made a run into semi-final and secured a bronze medal at the IBSF World Snooker Championships 2017.
Having won a gold medal in the Individual event at the WLBS Eden Women's Masters in October, Ng continued to shine on international stage.
This time she claimed a bronze medal in Doha, as she lost in the semi-finals to Wendy Jans of Belgium, who went on to win her seventh title in a row at the event.
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Event |
Medal |
| IBSF World Snooker Championships / 17 to 27 November / Doha, Qatar |
| Ng On-yee |
Women's Individual |
Bronze |
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Badminton team wins 3 bronze medals at the Macau Open Badminton - BWF Grand Prix Gold Series |
The Hong Kong badminton team won 3 bronze medals at the Macau Open Badminton - BWF Grand Prix Gold Series held from 7 to 12 November in Macau, China.
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Event |
Medal |
| Or Chin-chung, Tang Chun-man |
Men's Doubles |
Bronze |
| Cheung Ngan-yi |
Women’s Singles |
Bronze |
| Chau Hoi-wah, Lee Chun-hei |
Mixed Doubles |
Bronze |
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Badminton team wins 2 bronze medals at the TAHOE China Open - MetLife BWF World Superseries |
The Hong Kong badminton team won 2 bronze medals at the TAHOE China Open - MetLife BWF World Superseries held from 14 to 19 November in Fuzhou, China.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Ng Ka-long Angus |
Men's Singles |
Bronze |
| Tang Chun-Man, Tse Ying-suet |
Mixed Doubles |
Bronze |
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Cycling athlete Yang Qian-yu# wins 1 silver medal at the Tissot UCI Track Cycling World Cup - Manchester |
Cycling athlete Yang Qian-yu# won a silver medal in the Women's Scratch event at the Tissot UCI Track Cycling World Cup - Manchester held from 10 to 12 November in Manchester, United Kingdom.
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Table tennis team wins 4 bronze medals at the Seamaster ITTF World Tour Platinum, German Open |
The Hong Kong table tennis team won 4 bronze medals at the Seamaster ITTF World Tour Platinum, German Open held from 7 to 12 November in Magdeburg, Germany.
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Event |
Medal |
| Ho Kwan-kit |
Men's Singles (U21) |
Bronze |
| Ho Kwan-kit, Wong Chun-ting |
Men's Doubles |
Bronze |
| Soo Wai-yam Minnie |
Women's Singles (U21) |
Bronze |
| Doo Hoi-kem, Lee Ho-ching |
Women's Doubles |
Bronze |
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Table tennis team wins 3 medals at the Hungarian Junior & Cadet Open - ITTF Premium Junior Circuit |
The Hong Kong table tennis team won 1 silver and 2 bronze medals at the Hungarian Junior & Cadet Open - ITTF Premium Junior Circuit held from 8 to 12 November in Szombathely, Hungary.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Chau Wing-sze |
Junior Girls' Singles |
Silver |
| Lee Ka-yee |
Junior Girls' Singles |
Bronze |
| Chau Wing-sze, Lee Ka-yee, Wong Chin-yau |
Junior Girls' Team |
Bronze |
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Table tennis team wins 3 medals at the Seamaster ITTF World Tour, Swedish Open |
The Hong Kong table tennis team won 2 silver and 1 bronze medal at the Seamaster ITTF World Tour, Swedish Open held from 13 to 19 November in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Event |
Medal |
| Lam Siu-hang |
Men's Singles (U21) |
Silver |
| Ho Kwan-kit, Wong Chun-ting |
Men's Doubles |
Silver |
| Doo Hoi-kem, Lee Ho-ching |
Women's Doubles |
Bronze |
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Table tennis team wins 4 medals at the ITTF Challenge, Spanish Open |
The Hong Kong table tennis team won 1 gold and 3 bronze medals at the ITTF Challenge, Spanish Open held from 22 to 26 November in Almeria, Spain.
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Event |
Medal |
| Lam Siu-hang |
Men's Singles (U21) |
Gold |
| Lam Siu-hang |
Men's Singles |
Bronze |
| Ng Pak-nam |
Men's Singles |
Bronze |
| Jiang Tianyi, Lam Siu-hang |
Men's Doubles |
Bronze |
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Tennis team wins 1 bronze medal at the ITF Seogwipo Asia/Oceania Closed Junior Championships (B1) |
The Hong Kong tennis team won a bronze medal at the ITF Seogwipo Asia/Oceania Closed Junior Championships (B1) held from 6 to 12 November in Jeju, South Korea.
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Event |
Medal |
| Wong Hoi-ki Jenny, Wong Hong-yi |
Women's Doubles |
Bronze |
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Windsurfing team wins 8 medals at the Asian Windsurfing Championships |
The Hong Kong windsurfing team won 3 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals at the Asian Windsurfing Championships held from 14 to 21 November in Penghu, Chinese Taipei.
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Event |
Medal |
| Cheng Ching-yin |
RS:X Youth Boys |
Gold |
| Chan Hei-man Hayley Victoria |
RS:X Women |
Gold |
| Mak Cheuk-wing |
Techno 293 Youth Girls |
Gold |
| Cheng Ho-yin |
RS:X Youth Boys |
Silver |
| Yeung Lok |
Techno 293 Youth Boys |
Silver |
| Lo Sin-lam Sonia |
RS:X Women |
Silver |
| Ma Kwan-lam |
Techno 293 Youth Boys |
Bronze |
| Ngai Wai-yan |
RS:X Women |
Bronze |
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Elite results roundup (1 ‑ 31 October)
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Event |
Position /
No. Of Entries |
| Badminton |
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| Badminton Asia U17 & U15 Junior Championships |
Ko Shing-hei, Yeung Pui-lam |
Mixed Doubles (U17) |
1st/25 |
| (4-8/10/2017, Yangon, Myanmar) |
Ko Shing-hei |
Men’s Singles (U17) |
3rd/55 |
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Leung Sze-lok, Lui Chun-wai |
Mixed Doubles (U17) |
3rd/25 |
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| DANISA Denmark Open - MetLife BWF World Superseries |
Tang Chun-Man, Tse Ying-suet |
Mixed Doubles |
1st/44 |
| (17-22/10/2017, Odense, Denmark) |
Wong Wing-ki Vincent |
Men’s Singles |
3rd/44 |
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| Billiard sports |
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WLBS Eden Women's Masters
(28-29/10/2017, Gloucester, United Kingdom) |
Ng On-yee |
Individual |
1st/23 |
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World Juniors 9-Ball Championships
(29/10-3/11/2017, Moscow, Russia) |
Robbie James Capito |
Boys’ Event (U17) |
2nd/23 |
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| Boccia (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) |
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| BISFed Bangkok World Open |
Wong Kwan-hang |
BC4 Individual |
1st/19 |
| (2-11/10/2017, Bangkok, Thailand) |
Lau Wai-yan Vivian, Leung Yuk-wing,
Wong Kwan-hang |
BC4 Pairs |
1st/7 |
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Leung Yuk-wing |
BC4 Individual |
3rd/19 |
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| Cycling |
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| ACC Track Asia Cup |
Lau Wan-hei |
Men’s Scratch |
2nd/8 |
| (6-8/10/2017, Bangkok, Thailand) |
Li Yin-yin |
Women’s Keirin |
2nd/11 |
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Leung Hoi-wah |
Women’s Points Race |
2nd/7 |
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Leung Bo-yee |
Women’s Scratch |
2nd/6 |
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Cheung King-lok |
Men’s Omnium |
3rd/10 |
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Cheung King-lok |
Men’s Points Race |
3rd/10 |
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| Fencing |
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Men's Foil World Cup
(20-22/10/2017, Cairo, Egypt) |
Cheung Ka-long |
Men’s Foil Individual |
3rd/168 |
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| Asian U23 Fencing Championships |
Cheung Ka-long |
Men’s Foil Individual |
1st/47 |
| (26-31/10/2017, Cairo, Egypt) |
Cheung Ka-long, Choi Chun-yin Ryan,
Lee Ka-fung, O Chun-yee |
Men’s Foil Team |
1st/9 |
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Ho Sze-hou |
Men’s Epee Individual |
2nd/49 |
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Choi Chun-yin Ryan |
Men’s Foil Individual |
2nd/47 |
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Chu Ka-mong, Ho Tik-lam,
Hsieh Kaylin Sin-yan, Yang Chi-ya |
Women’s Epee Team |
2nd/7 |
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Ng Ho-tin |
Men’s Epee Individual |
3rd/49 |
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Ho Sze-hou, Ng Ho-tin,
Wong Tsz-ho, Yau Shun-him Himson |
Men’s Epee Team |
3rd/11 |
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Chan Cheuk-him,
Iam Jethro Chung-yin,
Lee Chak-fung, Tsang Tsz-hin |
Men’s Sabre Team |
3rd/10 |
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Ho Tik-lam |
Women’s Epee Individual |
3rd/32 |
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Kimberley Vanessa Cheung |
Women’s Foil Individual |
3rd/35 |
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Man Ngai-see Moriah |
Women’s Sabre Individual |
3rd/32 |
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| Karatedo |
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| WKF Karate1 Series A - Salzburg |
Lau Mo-sheung Grace |
Female Individual Kata |
1st/131 |
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Lee Ka-wai |
Male Individual Kumite -75 kg |
3rd/134 |
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| Squash |
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OHANA Malaysia Open Squash Championships
(16-21/10/2017, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) |
Au Chun-ming |
Men's Singles |
1st/28 |
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Queensland Open Squash Tournament
18-22/10/2017, Gold Coast, Australia) |
Tong Tsz-wing |
Women's Singles |
3rd/26 |
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| Pacific Toyota Cairns Squash International |
Tong Tsz-wing |
Women's Singles |
2nd/17 |
| (26-29/10/2017, Cairns, Australia) |
Chu Man-yee |
Women's Singles |
3rd/17 |
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| Swimming |
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FINA/airweave Swimming World Cup - Doha
(4-5/10/2017, Doha, Qatar) |
Chan Kin-lok |
Women’s 100m Butterfly |
3rd/9 |
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| Table tennis |
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| ITTF Challenge, Polish Open |
Ho Kwan-kit, Ng Pak-nam |
Men’s Doubles |
1st/50 |
| (4-8/10/2017, Czestochowa, Poland) |
Doo Hoi-kem, Lee Ho-ching |
Women’s Doubles |
1st/45 |
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Lam Siu-hang |
Men’s Singles (U21) |
3rd/95 |
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| ITTF Challenge, Belgium Open |
Ng Pak-nam |
Men’s Singles (U21) |
2nd/83 |
| (31/10-4/11/2017, De Haan, Belgium) |
Lam Siu-hang |
Men’s Singles (U21) |
3rd/83 |
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| Table tennis (Hong Kong Sports Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability) |
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| INAS World Table Tennis Championships |
Leung Chung-yan |
Junior Boys’ Singles |
1st/12 |
| (22-27/10/2017, Hradec Králové, Czech Republic) |
Ng Mui-wui |
Junior Girls’ Singles |
1st/9 |
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Ng Mui-wui |
Women’s Singles |
1st/18 |
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Ng Mui-wui, Wong Pui-kei |
Junior Girls’ Doubles |
1st/4 |
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Ng Mui-wui,
Wong Ka-man |
Women’s Doubles |
1st/8 |
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Li Hiu-tung, Ng Mui-wui,
Wong Ka-man, Wong Pui-kei |
Women’s Team |
1st/5 |
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Fan Ka-ho, Ng Mui-wui |
Junior Mixed Doubles |
1st/9 |
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Wan Wai-lok |
Junior Boys’ Singles |
2nd/12 |
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Leung Chung-yan, Wan Wai-lok |
Junior Boys’ Doubles |
2nd/6 |
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Leung Chung-yan, Wan Wai-lok |
Men’s Doubles |
2nd/14 |
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Leung Chung-yan, Tsoi Ming-fai,
Wan Kwok-ho, Wan Wai-lok |
Men's Team |
2nd/6 |
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Wong Pui-kei |
Junior Girls’ Singles |
2nd/9 |
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Wong Ka-man |
Women’s Singles |
2nd/18 |
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Li Hiu-tung, Wong Pui-kei |
Women’s Doubles |
2nd/8 |
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Li Hiu-tung, Wan Wai-lok |
Junior Mixed Doubles |
2nd/9 |
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Wan Wai-lok |
Men’s Singles |
3rd/29 |
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Tsoi Ming-fai, Wan Kwok-ho |
Men’s Doubles |
3rd/14 |
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Wong Pui-kei |
Women’s Singles |
3rd/18 |
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Leung Chung-yan, Wong Pui-kei |
Junior Mixed Doubles |
3rd/9 |
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Fan Ka-ho, Ng Mui-wui |
Mixed Doubles |
3rd/18 |
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Wan Wai-lok, Wong Ka-man |
Mixed Doubles |
3rd/18 |
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| Windsurfing |
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World Cup Series - Gamagori
(15-22/10/2017, Gamagori, Japan) |
Chan Hei-man |
RS:X Women |
1st/15 |
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Techno 293 World Championships
(21-28/10/2017, Tarragona, Spain) |
Mak Cheuk-wing |
Techno 293 Junior Girls (U15) |
2nd/48 |
Applied Sport Psychology Conference for 2018 Asian Games |
The Applied Sport Psychology Conference, jointly organised by the Hong Kong Sports Institute (HKSI) and Hong Kong Society of Sport & Exercise Psychology (HKSSEP), will be held during 16-17 March 2018 at the HKSI. The conference aims at supporting Hong Kong coaches and athletes to better prepare for the 2018 Asian Games. Special rate is available for local NSAs, Hong Kong Coaching Committee Accredited Coaches, Hong Kong Society of Sport & Exercise Psychology Members and local full-time students.
For details and registration, please visit
https://www.hksi.org.hk/courses-events/conferences-seminars/sport-psychology-conference-2018/registration.
For enquiries, please contact the Conference Secretariat on 2681 6130 or by email at rsi@hksi.org.hk.
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Jockey Club Athlete Incentive Awardee Wong Chun-hun Back to School for sharing |
Tennis player Wong Chun-hun, who claimed a bronze medal in the Men's Doubles at the 29th World University Games, received cash awards from Jockey Club Athlete Incentive Awards Scheme earlier. Being the scholarship athlete of the HKSI, he visited Diocesan Boys' School, which is his alma mater, and shared his competition experience with student athletes there on 15 November. He also practised tennis with them, helping them to get well-prepared for final competition in the Inter-School Tennis Competition.
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Wong Chun-hun (4th from left, front row) |
Elite athletes joined Sports For Hope Talent Search Fundraising Day |
Table tennis athletes Soo Wai-yam Minnie and Ho Kwan-kit, wushu athletes Lau Chi-lung and Mok Uen-ying, together with squash player Ho Tze-lok participated in the Sports For Hope Talent Search Fundraising Day held on 25-26 November at the Queen Elizabeth Stadium. The event was organised by Sports For Hope Foundation and Sports Legacy Scheme of the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China, offering opportunities to sport enthusiasts for exploring their potential through talent search programme, fitness tests, sports try-out, etc. To encourage kids to unearth their sporting potentials, the athletes shared their training experiences and lifestyle as an elite athlete. They also shared the joy of sport with the kids by playing friendly with them in football matches, attempting fencing try-out, etc.
Fitness Challenge and Team Challenge were held on the second day. 14 corporate teams, 10 school teams and a team from Construction Industry Council had been invited to compete with each other. The teams wowed the crowds with their impressive performance. The two-day event attracted some 500 participants.
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1st, 2nd and 6th from left: Soo Wai-yam Minnie, Ho Kwan-kit and Ho Tze-lok |
Keep abreast with timely elite sports news via HKSI's new online channels |
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To cope with the ever-changing and rapid development of online communication and marketing platforms, a new "Sports Flash" page has recently been launched on the newly revamped HKSI website (https://www.hksi.org.hk/sports-flash) to highlight and archive athletes' achievements at major international competitions in a more timely and user-friendly manner. And with the new Facebook page and Instagram account of HKSI launched recently, HKSI's followers can be posted about the latest news on elite athletes and sports development. To this end, the monthly e-newsletter Sports Bulletin (https://www.hksi.org.hk/publication/sports-bulletin) will cease publication with Vol.12, 2017. Stay-tuned with HKSI information via the new channels in 2018! |
New titles at the Sports Information Centre (SIC)
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Training and coaching the Paralympic athlete
(Call No.: GV722.5.P37 T73 2016) |
Being part of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Handbook of Sports Medicine and Science series, this book is athlete-centred with the emphasis on the training and coaching of athletes with disabilities. The book has 11 chapters which provides a concise and authoritative overview of the science, medicine, and psycho-social aspects of training and coaching disabled and Paralympic athletes. It also offers guidance on medical aspects unique to the training and coaching of Paralympic athletes. It is a practical resource for health care providers, medical doctors, allied health personnel, physical and occupational therapists, nutritionists, and sports scientists working with disabled and Paralympic athletes, and serves as a useful resource for athletes, trainers, and coaches.
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Clinical kinesiology and anatomy (sixth edition)
(Call No.: QP303 .L53 2017) |
This book provides a fundamental understanding of kinesiology and anatomy from a clinical perspective. The book is divided into many short chapters with easy-to-follow illustrations on present clinical kinesiology. In this sixth edition, most of the information has been updated to provide uniformity and consistency across the text. Coaches, athletes, sports scientists and students in kinesiology may find this reference very useful.
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