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Sports Bulletin Vol.5, 2008
Contents
I. Sporting Achievements
II. Other News
- 74 Outstanding coaches recognised at the Hongkong Bank Foundation Coaching Awards Presentation
A total of 74 coaches were honoured at the 2007 Hongkong Bank Foundation Coaching Awards Presentation Ceremony held on 20 April. More than 230 guests from the local sports community attended the annual event.
- New references at the Sports Information Centre (SIC)
A new book on feminist sport studies is now available at the SIC.
Badminton team wins 2 medals at the Yonex Sunrise Badminton Asia Championship
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The Hong Kong badminton team won 2 bronze medals at the Yonex Sunrise Badminton Asia Championship held on 15 - 20 April in Johor Bharu, Malaysia.
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Medal |
| Wang Chen |
Women's Singles |
Bronze medal |
| Yip Pui-yin |
Women's Singles |
Bronze medal |
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Cycling team wins 6 medals at the 28th Asian Cycling Championships and the 15th Asian Junior Cycling Championships
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The Hong Kong cycling team won 1 gold, 1 silver and 4 bronze medals at the 28th Asian Cycling Championships and the 15th Asian Junior Cycling Championships held on 10 - 17 April in Nara, Japan.
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Event |
Medal |
| Cheung King-lok, Yuen Chi-ho |
Junior Menˇ¦s Madison |
Bronze medal |
| Cheung King-lok |
Junior Men's Individual Pursuit |
Bronze medal |
| Choi Ki-ho |
Junior Men's Individual Road Race |
Silver medal |
| Diao Xiao-juan |
Womenˇ¦s Scratch |
Bronze medal |
| Kwok Ho-ting, Wong Kam-po |
Menˇ¦s Madison |
Gold medal |
| Kwok Ho-ting |
Menˇ¦s Omnium |
Bronze medal |
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From left: Yuen Chi-ho, Wong Kam-po, Kwok Ho-ting,
Cheung King-lokˇ@ |
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Fencing team wins 5 medals at the Asian Fencing Championships
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The Hong Kong fencing team won 5 bronze medals at the 2008 Asian Fencing Championships held on 24 - 29 April in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Event |
Medal |
Cheng Yuk-han, Cheung Sik-lui,
Lui Sabrina, Yeung Chui-ling |
Women's Team Epee |
Bronze medal |
Cheung Yin-yee, Lin Po-heung,
Lui Yan-wai, To Pui-yin |
Women's Team Foil |
Bronze medal |
Au Yeung Wai-sum, Chow Tsz-ki,
Lam Hin-wai, Yu Qunli |
Women's Team Sabre |
Bronze medal |
Cheung Siu-lun, Chu Wing-hong,
Lau Kwok-kin, Ngan Kwoon-yat |
Men's Team Foil |
Bronze medal |
Lam Hin-chung, Lok Ka-fai
Low Ho-tin, Tse Yu-ming |
Men's Team Sabre |
Bronze medal |
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Womenˇ¦s Epee team
From left: Cheng Yuk-han, Yeung Chui-ling, Wang Zhongqiang (HKSI Fencing Coach), Lui Sabrina, Cheung Sik-lui |
Womenˇ¦s Sabre team
From left: Lam Hin-wai, Au-Yeung Wai-sum, Chow Tsz-ki,
Andras Decsi (HKSI Fencing Coach), Yu Qunli (HKSI Training Partner) |
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Menˇ¦s Foil team
From left: Chu Wing-hong, Ngan Kwoon-yat,
Wang Changyong (HKSI Fencing Coach), Lau Kwok-kin,
Cheung Siu-lun |
Menˇ¦s Sabre team
From left: Low Ho-tin, Geza Marffy (HKSI Fencing Coach),
Lok Ka-fai, Andras Decsi (HKSI Fencing Coach), Tse Yu-ming, Lam Hin-chung |
Table tennis team wins 3 medals at the Brazilian Open
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The Hong Kong table tennis team won 1 gold and 2 bronze medals at the Brazilian Open held on 17 - 20 April in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.
| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Tie Yana, Jiang Hua-jun |
Womenˇ¦s Doubles |
Bronze medal |
| Jiang Tian-yi |
Menˇ¦s Singles |
Gold medal |
| Jiang Tian-yi, Tang Peng |
Menˇ¦s Doubles |
Bronze medal |
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Table tennis team wins 3 medals at the Chile Open
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The Hong Kong table tennis team won 1 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze medal at the Chile Open held on 23 - 27 April in Santiago, Chile.
| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Tie Yana, Jiang Hua-jun |
Womenˇ¦s Doubles |
Gold medal |
| Li Ching |
Menˇ¦s Singles |
Bronze medal |
| Li Ching, Cheung Yuk |
Menˇ¦s Doubles |
Silver medal |
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Tenpin bowling athlete Chan Shuk-han wins a gold medal at the 34th MWA Thailand International Open
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Tenpin bowling athlete Chan Shuk-han won a gold medal in Ladies' Open Masters at the 34th MWA Thailand International Open held on 1 - 13 April in Bangkok, Thailand. |
| Second right: Chan Shuk-han |
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Tenpin bowling athlete Chan Shuk-han wins a gold medal at the 5th Kuwait International Open
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| Tenpin bowling athlete Chan Shuk-han won a gold medal in Women's Masters at the 5th Kuwait International Open held on 13 - 27 April in Kuwait. |
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Elite results roundup (15 February ˇV 14 March)
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| Thomas & Uber Cups Asian Qualifying Rounds 2008 |
Chan Tsz-ka |
Women's Team Event |
4th/ 11 |
| (19/2/2008, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam) |
Chau Hoi-wah |
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Koon Wai-chee |
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Mong Kwan-yi |
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Ng Ka-shun |
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Tse Ying-suet |
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Wang Chen |
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Yip Pui-yin |
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Chan Yan-kit |
Men's Team Event |
6th/ 14 |
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Hui Wai-ho |
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Leung Chun-yiu |
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Ng Wei |
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Njoto Albertus Susanto |
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Putra Alroy Tanama |
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Wiratama Yohan Hadikusumo |
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Wong Wai-hong |
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| Dutch Junior International 2008 |
Chan Tsz-ka |
Women's Singles |
3rd/ 128 |
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Chan Hung-yung |
Women's Doubles |
3rd/ 64 |
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Chan Tsz-ka |
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Wong Wing-ki |
Men's Singles |
5th/ 128 |
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Chan Tsz-ka |
Mixed Doubles |
2nd/ 64 |
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Wong Wing-ki |
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| All England Super Series 2008 |
Wang Chen |
Women's Singles |
5th/ 60 |
| (4/3/2008, Birmingham, UK) |
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Njoto Albertus Susanto |
Men's Doubles |
5th/ 44 |
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Wiratama Yohan Hadikusumo |
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| German Junior 2008 |
Wong Wing-ki |
Men's Singles |
2nd/ 128 |
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| Wilson Swiss Super Series 2008 |
Wang Chen |
Women's Singles |
5th/ 44 |
| (11/3/2008, Basel, Switzerland) |
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Zhou Mi |
Women's Singles |
5th/ 44 |
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| Cycling |
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| Track World Cup Series |
Wong Wan-yiu |
Women's Point Race |
1st/ 24 |
| (15/2/2008, Copenhagen, Denmark) |
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| Fencing |
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| Tournoi International Coupe du Monde Sabre Feminin |
Chow Tsz-ki |
Women's Sabre |
8th/ 120 |
| (23/2/2008, Budapest, Hungary ) |
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| Rowing |
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| 14th FISA Team Cup |
Leung Chun-shek |
Men's Lightweight Doubles |
3rd/ 12 |
| (16/2/2008, Seville, Spain) |
Lok Kwan-hoi |
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| Squash |
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| Kuala Lumpur Open 2008 |
Chiu Wing-yin |
Women's Single |
5th/ 20 |
| (5/3/2008, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) |
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| Table Tennis |
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| 49th World Team Table Tennis Championships |
Jiang Hua-jun |
Women's Team |
3rd/ 81 |
| (24/2/2008, Guangzhou, China) |
Lau Sui-fei |
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Lin Ling |
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Tie Yana |
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Zhang Rui |
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Cheung Yuk |
Men's Team |
3rd/ 105 |
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Ko Lai-chak |
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Leung Chu-yan |
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Li Ching |
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Tang Peng |
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| 2008 WJC Bahrain Junior Open |
Lee Ho-ching |
Women's Doubles (Age 18) |
3rd/ 18 |
| (6/3/2008, Manama City, Bahrain) |
Ng Wing-nam |
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Ng Ka-fung |
Women's Team (Age 15) |
3rd/ 8 |
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Ng Ka-yee |
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Chiu Chung-hei |
Men's Singles |
3rd/ 38 |
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Men's Doubles |
3rd/ 13 |
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| 2008 WJC Doha Open |
Lee Ho-ching |
Women's Singles (Age 18) |
3rd/ 32 |
| (11/3/2008, Doha, Qatar) |
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Lee Ho-ching |
Women's Doubles (Age 18) |
3rd/ 10 |
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Ng Wing-nam |
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Ng Ka-fung |
Women's Team (Age 15) |
2nd/ 6 |
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Ng Ka-yee |
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Lee Ho-ching |
Women's Team (Age 18) |
1st/ 10 |
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Ng Wing-nam |
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Chiu Chung-hei |
Men's Doubles (Age 15) |
1st/ 36 |
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Men's Team (Age 15) |
2nd/ 13 |
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| Tenpin Bowling |
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| VI Open Catalonia - Trofeu Galasa |
Wu Siu-hong |
Open Masters |
5th/ 48 |
| (2/3/2008, Barcelona, Spain) |
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| Windsurfing |
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| Sail Auckland |
Ho Chi-ho |
RS:X Men |
10th/ 46 |
| (19/2/2008, Auckland, New Zealand) |
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New references at the Sports Information Centre (SIC)
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Feminist sport studies: sharing experiences of joy and pain
(SIC call no.: GV709 .F34 2005)
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Edited by Pirkko Markula and published by State University of New York Press in 2005, this book gathers the research findings in feminist sports studies. Contributors from Europe, New Zealand and North American are experts in sport literature, sport history, sport psychology
and sport sociology. Each of the stories includes their personal research experience in examining the contribution of feminist theory in understanding the gendered nature of sport.
Sport psychologists and sport sociologists may find it useful.
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