Hong Kong Sports Institute

Enhanced Support to Hong Kong Athletes Fund

Enhanced Support
Under HKAF

With an injection of HK$250 million in 2020/21, the Hong Kong Athletes Fund (HKAF) further facilitates athletes’ career development with a series of enhanced supportive measures, covering education grants for post-secondary study programmes and short-term sports certificate programmes, and cash incentives for retired athletes under the Elite Athletes Performance Recognition Scheme. Click HERE
for application details.

Photos: Hong Kong Billiard Sports Control Council & International Table Tennis Federation

Partnership School Programme Fosters Athletes' Dual Career Pathway

Inaugurated in 2015, the HKSI's Partnership School Programme with Lam Tai Fai College and the English Schools Foundation enables young athletes to train full-time while studying at the senior secondary level.

Outstanding Junior Athlete Awards 2020 - Four Young Athletes Recognised in the 1<sup>st</sup> Quarter

Some photos provided by National Sports Associations

4 Young Athletes Recognised in OJAA 2020 Q1

Four junior athletes from two sports were crowned OJAA title in this quarter for their excellent achievement. The recipients are
Cheng Sin-yan and Ko Shing-hei (Badminton); and
Wong Chak-lam and Wong Hong-yi (Tennis)...

4 Medals from Junior Windsurfers at Asian Championships

Photo: Techno Asian Championships website

4 Medals from Junior Windsurfers at Asian Champs

Hong Kong junior windsurfers brought home
2 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze medal from the Techno Asian Championships 2020 held in Oman. Asgar Kikabhoy dominated the fleet to win the techno 293 plus youth boys title, while Fung Yuk-kiu, Choy Wing-tung and Leung Hau-sang took the gold, silver and bronze respectively in the techno 293 youth girls event...

Lee Wai-sze Wins Bronze at World Championships

Photo: UCI

Lee Wai-sze
Wins Bronze at
World Champs

Cyclist Lee Wai-sze captured a bronze medal in the elite women’s sprint event at the 2020 UCI Track Cycling World Championships held in Germany, and secured two berths each for Hong Kong in the women's sprint and keirin events at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics...

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