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Landmark Universiade performance by Hong Kong elite athletes
Swimmer Siobhan Berndatte Haughey claimed two golds at the World University Games held in Taipei. Meanwhile, tennis players Wong Chun-hun & Yeung Pak-long Brian won a bronze in Men's Doubles and wushu athlete Mok Uen-ying got another bronze in Women's Taolu Taijiquan & Taijijian …
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First Hong Kong doubles medal at TOTAL BWF World Championships
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Double silver for visually impaired tenpin bowlers at World Championships
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| II. Sporting Achievements (1 ‑ 31 August)
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Record-breaking medal display from Hong Kong elite athletes at the 13th National Games
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Hong Kong elite athletes celebrated its best-ever National Games display as the team returned from the 13th edition of the Games held in Tianjin with 16 medals.
The cycling team led the way at the mainland's four-yearly multisport extravaganza, winning seven medals and which was a record number of medals from a single sport for Hong Kong at the Games.
Leung Chun-wing won a gold in the Men's Omnium and the pair Pang Yao & Yang Qianyu got another gold in the Women's Madison; silvers went to Cheung King-lok in the Men's Time Trial, Meng Zhaojuan in the Women's Road Race and the team of Leung & Ko Siu-wai in the Men's Madison. Lee Wai-sze won both bronzes in the Women's Keirin and Sprint.
Despite his individual gold, Leung declared himself more satisfied with the teamwork that won silver in the Men's Madison.
"Perhaps I should be happier with the gold, but I think this silver medal is more meaningful," he said.
"Ko has served as deputy, waiting for a decade to prove himself for his own chance.
"Finally we have come together to win a medal for the Hong Kong team and it shows as long as you are willing to work hard then the opportunity for success will come.
"This insight is more important than my gold medal."
Pang and Yang, after achieving the brilliant result in the National Games, now aim to make their sporting dream come true by representing Hong Kong at the Tokyo Olympics.
"We have prepared for the Madison for long time, targeting a medal, so it is really great to have won gold," said Yang.
"We came all the way to Hong Kong to pursue our sporting dream and we are happy part of it has now been fulfilled."
Pang said, "We will not stop and will hopefully raise our game to an even higher level."
In Tianjin, fencing and karatedo team won three medals each; equestrian added two more; and there was a unique inter-provincial silver for swimmer To King-him. To team up with China superstar Sun Yang and his Zhejiang teammates for silver in the Men's 4x100 Metres Freestyle Relay as the Games permitted mixed-province teams for the first time.
In fencing, there was silver for Nicholas Edward Choi in the Men's Foil, bronze for Fong Hoi-sun in the Men's Epee, and a Men's Foil Team bronze for Chan Kyle, Cheung Ka-long, Cheung Siu-lun, and Choi.
Choi said, "I feel much happier winning a bronze medal in the team foil because our team work finally paid off. Four of us have been training together for a few years and we are like brothers. Being able to win together is double happiness."
The karate team added one silver by Cheng Tsz-man in the Male Individual Kata and two bronzes by Hung Ho-wai and Lau Mo-sheung Grace in the Male Individual Kata and Female Individual Kata respectively.
Clarissa Lyra won silver in the Show Jumping event of equestrian and Siu Wing-ying Jacqueline claimed bronze in the Individual Dressage.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| 13th National Games / 27 August to 8 September / Tianjin, China |
| Leung Chun-wing |
Cycling - Men's Omnium |
Gold |
| Pang Yao#, Yang Qian-yu# |
Cycling - Women's Madison |
Gold |
| Cheung King-lok |
Cycling - Men's Individual Time Trial |
Silver |
| Ko Siu-wai, Leung Chun-wing |
Cycling - Men's Madison |
Silver |
| Meng Zhao-juan |
Cycling - Women's Road Race |
Silver |
| Siu Wing-ying Jacqueline |
Equestrian - Individual Dressage |
Silver |
| Nicholas Edward Choi |
Fencing - Men's Foil Individual |
Silver |
| Cheng Tsz-man |
Karatedo - Male Individual Kata |
Silver |
| To King-him Kenneth* |
Swimming - Men's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay |
Silver |
| Lee Wai-sze |
Cycling - Women's Keirin |
Bronze |
| Lee Wai-sze |
Cycling - Women's Sprint |
Bronze |
| Clarissa Lyra |
Equestrian - Individual Show Jumping |
Bronze |
| Fong Hoi-sun |
Fencing - Men's Epee Individual |
Bronze |
Kyle Chan, Cheung Ka-long,
Cheung Siu-lun, Nicholas Edward Choi |
Fencing - Men's Foil Team |
Bronze |
| Hung Ho-wai |
Karatedo - Male Individual Kata |
Bronze |
| Lau Mo-sheung Grace |
Karatedo - Female Individual Kata |
Bronze |
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Cycling
3rd and 4th from left: Shen Jinkang (Head Cycling Coach, HKSI), Leung Chun-wing
(Photo provided by Hong Kong Cycling Association) |
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Cycling
From left: Yang Qian-yu#, Pang Yao#
(Photo provided by Hong Kong Cycling Association) |
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Cycling
3rd and 4th from left: Shen Jinkang (Head Cycling Coach, HKSI), Cheung King-lok
(Photo provided by Hong Kong Cycling Association) |
Cycling
2nd to 4th from left: Zhang Jie (Assistant Cycling Coach, HKSI), Leung Chun-wing, Ko Siu-wai
(Photo provided by Hong Kong Cycling Association) |
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Cycling
Meng Zhao-juan
(Photo provided by Hong Kong Cycling Association) |
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Cycling
2nd and 3rd from right: Lee Wai-sze, Zhang Jie (Assistant Cycling Coach, HKSI)
(Photo provided by Hong Kong Cycling Association) |
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Equestrian
Siu Wing-ying Jacqueline
(Photo provided by Hong Kong Equestrian Federation) |
Equestrian
Clarissa Lyra
(Photo provided by Hong Kong Equestrian Federation) |
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Fencing
Fong Hoi-sun |
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Fencing
From right: Cheung Siu-lun, Kyle Chan, Wang Changyong (Fencing Coach, HKSI), Nicholas Edward Choi, Cheung Ka-long |
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Karatedo
From left: Cheng Tsz-man, Hung Ho-wai |
Karatedo
Lau Mo-sheung Grace |
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Swimming
To King-him Kenneth*
(Photo source : Leisure and Cultural Services Department) |
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# Training Partners
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Landmark Universiade performance by Hong Kong elite athletes |
Swimmer Siobhan Berndatte Haughey claimed two golds at the World University Games held in Taipei. Meanwhile, tennis players Wong Chun-hun & Yeung Pak-long Brian won a bronze in Men's Doubles and wushu athlete Mok Uen-ying got another bronze in Women's Taolu Taijiquan & Taijijian.
Haughey matched Hong Kong's best-ever individual result at the World University Games as she won two gold medals in the 100 and 200 Meters Freestyle events.
"There is still a gap between me and the true world-class swimmers," said the University of Michigan student, 19, who was an impressive fifth in the 200m at the World Championships this summer.
"The Tokyo Games is my long-term goal at this stage and I have already set a target, especially in the 200 Metres Freestyle."
Hong Kong tennis team had never won a medal at the Games before, and Wong and Yeung - now full-time athletes at the HKSI after returning from university studies in the US - are targeting more success.
"I think we both wish it was a different coloured medal," said Wong. "We performed so well in the semis. It came down to just one or two points that could have made it a different result."
Hong Kong had an impressive win over South Korea to reach the semis, but were edged out by Russia, who then went on to win the gold.
"Once we got into the semi-finals, we did not want to stop. We had to go for the gold at that point," said Yeung.
Mok considered pulling out off the Games after suffering from fever, but gritted her teeth to take the medal in the Games.
"It was not easy. I got a fever two weeks before the Games which seriously affected my training. I thank the HKSI psychologist for his professional advice during such a difficult time. During the competition I once lost my strength but my determination held me on. This was the first time wushu being chosen as one of the WUG sports and was my last WUG as well, so the medal meant a lot to me." she said.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| 29th Summer Universiade / 19 to 30 August / Taipei City, Chinese Taipei |
| Siobhan Berndatte Haughey* |
Swimming - Women's 100m Freestyle |
Gold |
| Siobhan Berndatte Haughey* |
Swimming - Women's 200m Freestyle |
Gold |
| Wong Chun-hun, Yeung Pak-long Brian |
Tennis - Men's Doubles |
Bronze |
| Mok Uen-ying |
Wushu - Women's Taolu Taijiquan & Taijijian |
Bronze |
*Non-HKSI Scholarship Athlete
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Swimming
Siobhan Berndatte Haughey*
(Photo source : Sing Tao Daily News) |
Tennis
From left: Wong Chun-hun, Yeung Pak-long Brian
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Wushu
From left: Mok Uen-ying, Liu Tao (Head Wushu Coach, HKSI)
(Photo provided by the Hong Kong Wushu Union) |
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First Hong Kong badminton doubles medal at TOTAL BWF World Championships |
Shuttlers Lee Chun-hei and Chau Hoi-wah went on an impressive giantkilling run at the TOTAL BWF World Championships in Glasgow, reaching the semi-finals to win a bronze medal.
Lee and Chau, seeded 10th, stunned Chinese second seeds Lu Kai and Huang Yaoqing in the quarter-finals 21-13, 17-21, 21-15.
They put up another strong fight against the No.3 seeds, Tontowi Ahmad and Liliyana Natsir in the semis, but were beaten by the Indonesian pair who went on to win the championships.
"Lee and Chau had never beaten the Chinese number two seeds in five previous meetings before, but they worked really hard, studying all their videos and trying to find their weaknesses," said Head Badminton Coach He Yeming. "Their hard work has paid off."
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Event |
Medal |
| SKYCITY New Zealand Badminton Open / 1 to 6 August / Auckland, New Zealand |
| Lee Cheuk-yiu |
Men's Singles |
Gold |
| TOTAL BWF World Championships / 21 to 27 August / Glasgow, United Kingdom |
| Chau Hoi-wah, Lee Chun-hei |
Mixed Doubles |
Bronze |
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| 3rd and 4th from left: Lee Chun-hei, Chau Hoi-wah |
From left: Chau Hoi-wah, Chen Kang (Badminton Coach, HKSI), Lee Chun-hei, Tim He (Head Badminton Coach, HKSI) |
Double silver for visually impaired tenpin bowlers at World Championships |
Hong Kong's visually impaired tenpin bowlers (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) were in action at the World Championships held in Fukuoka, and won an impressive two silver medals.
Cheung Hoi-tong reached the final of the Men's TPB3 Singles, where he was unfortunate to lose to his opponent from Singapore.
And Yuen Wing-shan was rewarded for her consistency across several disciplines with the silver in the TBP3 Women's All-Events.
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Event |
Medal |
| IBSA Tenpin Bowling World Championships / 22 to 30 August / Fukuoka, Japan |
| Cheung Hoi-tung |
TPB3 Men's Singles |
Silver |
| Yuen Wing-shan |
TPB3 Women's All Events |
Silver |
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Left: Yuen Wing-shan
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) |
1st and 2nd from left: Leung Yuet-ming (Coach), Cheung Hoi-tung
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Billiard Sports team wins 4 medals at the IBSF World 6-Red and Team Snooker Championship |
The Hong Kong billiard sports team won 1 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze medals at the IBSF World 6-Red and Team Snooker Championship held from 1 to 10 August in Hurghada, Egypt.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Ng On-yee |
Women's 6-Red Ball Snooker Singles |
Gold |
| Ng On-yee, Wan Ka-kai |
Women's Snooker Team |
Silver |
| Lee Chun-wai |
Men's 6-Red Ball Snooker Singles |
Bronze |
| Wan Ka-kai |
Women's 6-Red Ball Snooker Singles |
Bronze |
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Billiard Sports team wins 2 bronze medals at the MIUS Cup European Under 18's Championship |
The Hong Kong billiard sports team won 2 bronze medals at the MIUS Cup European Under 18's Championship held from 18 to 21 August in Gloucester,United Kingdom.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Poon Ching-chiu |
Individual |
Bronze |
| Tam Yun-fung |
Individual |
Bronze |
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Billiard Sports team wins 2 medals at the WLBS Paul Hunter Women's Classic |
The Hong Kong billiard sports team won a silver and a bronze medal at the WLBS Paul Hunter Women's Classic held from 24 to 27 August in Furth, Germany.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Ng On-yee |
Individual |
Silver |
| So Man-yan |
Individual |
Bronze |
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Boccia team (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association
for the Physically Disabled) wins 2 medals at the BISFed Seville World Open |
The Hong Kong boccia team (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) won a gold and a silver medal at BISFed Seville World Open held from 31 July to 7 August in Seville, Spain.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Wong Kwan-hang |
BC4 Individual |
Gold |
| Lau Wai-yan Vivian, Leung Yuk-wing, Wong Kwan-hang |
BC4 Pairs |
Silver |
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Front row, middle: Wong Kwan-hang
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) |
Front row, from left: Wong Kwan-hang, Leung Yuk-wing, Lau Wai-yan Vivian |
Karatedo team wins 7 medals at the National Championship Junior |
The Hong Kong karatedo team won 5 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze medals at the National Championship Junior held from 1 to 6 August in Beijing, China.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Yu Qiao-yang Hugo |
Age 12-13 Children Individual Kata |
Gold |
| Tang Yu-hin |
Cadet Male Individual Kata |
Gold |
| Cheng Hui-pan |
Cadet Male Individual Kumite -52 kg |
Gold |
| Ng Ho-chun |
Cadet Male Individual Kumite -57 kg |
Gold |
| Li Chi-kong |
Junior Male Individual Kata |
Gold |
| Chau Ka-him |
Junior Male Individual Kumite -55 kg |
Silver |
| Kwok Chun-lok Ryan |
Cadet Male Individual Kumite -57 kg |
Bronze |
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Sailing athlete Nicholas Brian Bezy wins 1 bronze medal at the Laser Radial Youth World Championships |
Sailing athlete Nicholas Brian Bezy won a bronze medal in the Laser Radial Boys event at the Laser Radial Youth World Championships held from 11 to 18 August in Medemblik, Netherlands.
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Squash team wins 11 medals at the HEAD Hong Kong Junior Squash Open |
The Hong Kong squash team won 3 gold, 4 silver and 4 bronze medals at the HEAD Hong Kong Junior Squash Open held from 1 to 5 August in Hong Kong.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Wong King-yeung |
Boys Under 17 |
Gold |
| Wu Renee Wing |
Girls Under 15 |
Gold |
| Lui Hiu-lam |
Girls Under 17 |
Gold |
| To Wai-lok |
Boys Under 17 |
Silver |
| Fung Ching-hei |
Girls Under 15 |
Silver |
| Chan Sin-yuk |
Girls Under 17 |
Silver |
| Tang Yan-yi |
Girls Under 19 |
Silver |
| Au Lap-man |
Boys Under 15 |
Bronze |
| Lam Yat-ting Harley |
Boys Under 19 |
Bronze |
| Wong Po-yui Kirstie |
Girls Under 15 |
Bronze |
| Ho Ka-wing |
Girls Under 19 |
Bronze |
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Squash team wins 4 medals at the 24th Asian Junior Individual Championships |
The Hong Kong squash team won 1 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze medals at the 24th Asian Junior Individual Championships held from 15 to 19 August in Amman, Jordan.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Chan Sin-yuk |
Girls Under 17 |
Gold |
| Lui Hiu-lam |
Girls Under 17 |
Silver |
| Ho Ka-wing |
Girls Under 19 |
Silver |
| To Wai-lok |
Boys Under 17 |
Bronze |
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Squash team wins 2 medals at the City of Greater Bendigo International |
The Hong Kong squash team won a gold and a silver medal at the City of Greater Bendigo International held from 17 to 20 August in Bendigo, Australia.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Ho Tze-lok |
Women's Singles |
Gold |
| Liu Tsz-ling |
Women's Singles |
Silver |
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Table tennis team wins 13 medals at the Hang Seng Hong Kong Junior & Cadet Open -
ITTF Golden Series Junior Circuit |
The Hong Kong table tennis team won 2 gold, 3 silver and 8 bronze medals at the Hang Seng Hong Kong Junior & Cadet Open - ITTF Golden Series Junior Circuit held from 2 to 6 August in Hong Kong.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Chan Ho-wah Baldwin, Chan Yee-shun |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
Gold |
| Lee Ka-yee, Ng Wing-lam |
Cadet Girls' Team |
Gold |
| Lau Chun-kit, Wong Hon-lam |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
Silver |
| Chong Kai-ning Maurice, Yiu Kwan-to |
Cadet Boys' Team |
Silver |
| Yenn Ho-ching |
Cadet Girls' Singles |
Silver |
| Lau Chun-kit |
Cadet Boys' Singles |
Bronze |
| Pau Yik-man |
Cadet Boys' Singles |
Bronze |
| Chong Kai-ning Maurice, Yiu Kwan-to |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
Bronze |
| Lau Chun-kit, Wong Hon-lam |
Cadet Boys' Team |
Bronze |
| Lee Chung-yan |
Cadet Girls' Singles |
Bronze |
| Lee Ka-yee, Ng Wing-lam |
Cadet Girls' Doubles |
Bronze |
| Chan Shiu-lam Chelsea, Chau Wing-sze |
Cadet Girls' Team |
Bronze |
| Hui Wai Phoebe, Lee Chung-yan |
Cadet Girls' Team |
Bronze |
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Table tennis team (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association
for the Physically Disabled) wins 2 medals at the
ITTF Para Table Tennis Asian Championships |
The Hong Kong table tennis team (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) won a silver and a bronze medal at the ITTF Para Table Tennis Asian Championships held from 23 to 31 August in Beijing, China.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Chan Silu, Lee Ming-yip, Tong Chi-yung |
TT6-7 Men’s Team |
Silver |
| Chan Silu |
TT7 Men’s Singles |
Bronze |
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2nd from right: Chen Silu
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee
& Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) |
From left: Tong Chi-yung, Chan Silu, Lee Ming-yip |
Table tennis team (Hong Kong Sports Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability)
wins 4 medals at the ITTF Para Table Tennis Asian Championships |
The Hong Kong table tennis team (Hong Kong Sports Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability) won 1 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze medals at the ITTF Para Table Tennis Asian Championships held from 23 to 31 August in Beijing, China.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Ng Mui-wui, Wong Ka-man, Wong Pui-kei |
TT11 Women’s Team |
Gold |
| Wong Pui-kei |
TT11 Women's Singles |
Silver |
| Ng Mui-wui |
TT11 Women's Singles |
Bronze |
| Wong Ka-man |
TT11 Women's Singles |
Bronze |
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From left: Ng Mui-wui, Wong Pui-kei, Wong Ka-man
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Sports Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability) |
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Tennis team wins 15 medals at the
Kowloon Dairy Hong Kong Asian Tennis Junior Series 14 & Under |
The Hong Kong tennis team won 7 gold, 2 silver and 6 bronze medals at the Kowloon Dairy Hong Kong Asian Tennis Junior Series 14 & Under held from 12 to 27 August in Hong Kong.
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Event |
Medal |
| Lee Mang-hin Marvin |
Boys Singles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
Gold |
| Wong Tin-chi, Wai Ching-wah* |
Boys Doubles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
Gold |
| Fung Tak-yu*, Wai Yee-ching |
Girls Doubles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
Gold |
| Lee Mang-hin Marvin, Bruno Loeffler* |
Boys Doubles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
Bronze |
| Lee Nicole Wooyin |
Girls Singles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
Bronze |
| Lee Nicole Wooyin, Noelle Vanasse Wilbert* |
Girls Doubles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
Bronze |
| Wong Chak-lam |
Boys Singles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
Gold |
| Lee Mang-hin Marvin, Wong Chak-lam |
Boys Doubles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
Gold |
| Leung Chui-kei |
Girls Singles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
Gold |
| Leung Chui-kei, Tang Lok-shu* |
Girls Doubles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
Gold |
| Lee Hon-chun |
Boys Singles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
Silver |
| Jonah Gethin*, Lee Hon-chun |
Boys Doubles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
Silver |
| Lee Mang-hin Marvin |
Boys Singles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
Bronze |
| Wong Tin-chi, Wai Ching-wah* |
Boys Doubles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
Bronze |
| Lee Nicole Wooyin, Wai Yee-ching |
Girls Doubles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
Bronze |
*Non-HKSI Scholarship Athlete
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Elite results roundup (1 ‑ 31 July)
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Name |
Event |
Position /
No. Of Entries |
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| 22nd Asian Athletics Championships |
Chan Ming-tai |
Men's Long Jump |
2nd/12 |
| (6-9/7/2017, Bhubaneswar, India) |
Yeung Man-wai |
Women's High Jump |
2nd/11 |
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Ng Ka-fung, So Chun-hong,
Tang Yik-chun, Tsui Chi-ho,
Wan Hin-chung |
Men's 4 x 100m Relay |
3rd/14 |
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| All China Youth (Age 14-15) Athletics Championships |
Lai Yan-hei |
Girls' High Jump |
2nd/20 |
| (19-22/7/2017, Liaoning, China) |
Chan Chi-keung*,
Chan Ching-yeung,
Chan Yuk-hei*, Fung Chi-lok |
Boys' 4 x 100m Relay |
3rd/9 |
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| Badminton (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) |
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Para-Badminton National Championships
(9-16/7/2017, Wenshan, China) |
Ng Lai-ling |
SL3 Women's Singles |
2nd/7 |
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| Billiard sports |
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ACBS Asian 6-Reds and Teams Championship
(28/6-5/7/2017, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan) |
Lee Chun-wai |
6-Red Ball Snooker Singles |
2nd/38 |
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| Dragon Boat |
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13th IDBF Junior & U24 World Nations Championships
(28-30/7/2017, Divonne-Les-Bains, France) |
U24 Dragon Boat Team |
Small Boat 200m U24 Open Race |
2nd/6 |
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| Gymnastics |
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| National Youth Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships |
Ali Sun-yi |
Girls' All Around (Group B) |
2nd/58 |
| (20-30/7/2017, Jiangsu, China) |
Chan Siu-yan, Cheung Hei-tung, Lee Qingyan Darynne,
Ng Man-wai, Wong Ngo-ching |
Group's All Around (Group B) |
2nd/14 |
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| Karatedo |
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| 14th AKF Senior Championships cum 16th AKF Cadet, Junior & U21 Championships |
Choi Wan-yu |
Female Individual Kumite -61 Kg |
2nd/15 |
| (13-17/7/2017, Astana, Kazakhstan) |
Lo Sum-man |
Junior Female Individual Kata |
2nd/9 |
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Tang Yu-hin |
Cadet Male Individual Kata |
3rd/14 |
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Li Chi-kong |
Junior Male Individual Kata |
3rd/10 |
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| Sailing |
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Laser Radial Youth European Championship & Trophy
(6-13/7/2017, Gdynia, Poland) |
Nicholas Brian Bezy |
Laser Radial Boys |
1st/180 |
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| Shuttlecock |
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| 9th World Shuttlecock Championships |
Or Kwan-ho |
Men's Single |
3rd/11 |
| (23-27/7/2017, Hong Kong) |
Chan Ho-yin, Cheung Chun-ming,
Hon Sze-ming, Lau Ho-kan,
Leung Kwan-ho, Or Kwan-ho |
Men's Team |
3rd/9 |
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| Squash |
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South Australian Open
(4-8/7/2017, Adelaide, Australia) |
Lee Ka-yi |
Women's Singles |
3rd/18 |
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| Victorian Open |
Liu Tsz-ling |
Women's Singles |
1st/28 |
| (11-16/7/2017, Melbourne, Australia) |
Ho Tze-lok |
Women's Singles |
3rd/28 |
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WSF World Junior Squash Championships
(19-29/7/2017, Tauranga, New Zealand) |
Chan Sin-yuk, Cheng Nga-ching, Ho Ka-wing, |
Girls' Team |
3rd/16 |
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Lui Hiu-lam |
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| Tennis |
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Dyadora Trophy
(1-9/7/2017, Timisoara, Romania) |
Ng Ki-lung |
Boys’ Singles (Under 16) |
3rd/31 |
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China Junior 12 Beijing (Grade 2)
(4-8/7/2017, Beijing, China) |
Denton Ho, Lam Ching |
Boy's Doubles |
3rd/16 |
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Fed Cup Asia/Oceania Zone Group II
(17-22/7/2017, Dushanbe, Tajikistan) |
Chong Wong Eudice,
Ip Cheng Katherine, |
Team |
1st/13 |
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Ng Kwan-yau, Zhang Ling |
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| Tenpin Bowling |
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| 43rd Hong Kong International Open Tenpin Bowling Championships |
Tse Chun-hin |
Youth Open Events |
1st/40 |
| (9-15/7/2017, Hong Kong) |
Wong Tsz-wai |
Youth Open Events |
3rd/40 |
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| ABF Tour - Hong Kong |
Wu Siu-hong |
Men's Event |
2nd/16 |
| (16/7/2017, Hong Kong) |
Ng Tsz-yin |
Women's Event |
3rd/16 |
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Palembang ASTC Triathlon Asian Championships
(21-23/7/2017, Palembang, Indonesia) |
Oscar Louis Coggins |
Junior Men event |
1st/55 |
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Elite Athletes promote low-carbon lifestyle at Green WALK Hong Kong |
Snooker Ng On-yee and karatedo player Lau Mo-sheung Grace were invited to promote low-carbon lifestyle at the Green WALK Hong Kong held by the World Green Organisation in the Langham Place on 20 August. The athletes shared tips with the public on releasing stress and improving health through walking, and how they prepare for the upcoming major sport games. They hope their sharing helps promoting the idea of "Walking City" across Hong Kong and inspires more people to attempt for more exercise.
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From left: Ng On-yee and Lau Mo-sheung Grace |
New titles at the Sports Information Centre (SIC)
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International cases in the business of sport (Second edition)
(Call No.: GV716 .I575 2017) |
This book consists of 29 case studies written by a team of international sport business experts. It explores key contemporary themes in sport business, such as broadcast rights, social media, strategic development, ownership models, mega-events, sport retailing, globalisation, corruption and financial problems, and gives insights into commercial management practice. Case study is included in the book to facilitate illustration. Each case study also includes discussion threads, recommended reading reference and useful web resources. This book is an essential reading for academics and practitioners of contemporary sport management.
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Monitoring training and performance in athletes
(Call No.: RA781 .M34 2017) |
This book provides a thorough overview of the contemporary athlete monitoring, as well as examples of best practice from high performance sport. It will guide you to implement monitoring systems, and to collect and analyse data that ultimately result in training adjustments to optimize performance. Case studies throughout the book show how the information can be applied in practice. Coaches, athletes, trainers, as well as strength and conditioning professionals may find this guide very useful.
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