The Hong Kong badminton team won a gold medal at the Badminton Asia Championships held on 22 - 27 April in Gimcheon, Korea.

Badminton athlete Wei Nan won a bronze medal in the Men's Singles event at the China Masters - BWF Grand Prix Gold Series held on 15 - 20 April in Changzhou, China.

The Hong Kong billiard sports team won a gold and a silver medal at the WLBSA World Ladies Championships held on 20 - 25 April in Leeds, United Kingdom.

Gymnastics athlete Shek Wai-hung won a bronze medal in the Men's Vault event at the Pacific Rim Gymnastics Championships held on 9 - 12 April in Richmond, Canada.

The Hong Kong squash team won a gold and a bronze medal at the Malaysian Tour Squash Circuit No.4 held on 24 - 27 April in Kangar, Malaysia.

Squash athlete Chan Ho-ling won a silver medal in the Women's Singles event at the Calgary CFO Consulting Services WSA Women's Squash Week held on 1 - 6 April in Calgary, Canada.

Swimming athlete Choi Wa-kit (Hong Kong Sports Association for the Mentally Handicapped) won a gold, a silver and a bronze medal at the British Para Swimming International Meet held on 18 - 21 April in Glasgow, United Kingdom.

The Hong Kong table tennis team won a gold and 2 bronze medals at the GAC Group ITTF World Tour, Spanish Open - Major Series held on 2 - 6 April in Almeria, Spain.

(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Table Tennis Association)

The Hong Kong table tennis team won a bronze medal at the ZEN-NOH World Team Table Tennis Championships held on 28 - 30 April in Tokyo, Japan.

Tenpin bowling athlete Chow Hoi-leung won a bronze medal in the Men's event at the ABF Tour - Thailand held on 17 April in Bangkok, Thailand.

Triathlon athlete Choi Yan-yin won a bronze medal in the Elite Women event at the Subic Bay ASTC Triathlon Asian Cup held on 26 - 27 April in Subic Bay, Philippines.

The Hong Kong windsurfing team won a gold and a bronze medal at the RS:One Asian Championships held on 28 April - 6 May in Bangkok, Thailand.

The Hon Eddie Ng Hak-kim SBS JP (centre), Secretary for Education, had a dialogue with elite full-time athletes.

A delegation from the Hong Kong School Sports Federation visited the HKSI.

Under the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Shanghai Sports Institute (SSI) and the HKSI, an 18-member delegation from the SSI visited the HKSI on 19-30 May. During the visit, the group gained a good understanding of the strength training service provided by the HKSI to Hong Kong elite athletes through lectures and demonstrations presented by the HKSI's strength and conditioning coaches. The group was also introduced to sports facilities and other sport science services provided to the elite athletes. Through exchange programmes under the agreement, both institutes aimed to improve the professional standards in strength training in both mainland China and Hong Kong.