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Three medals for Hong Kong at Asian Rowing Championships
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Snooker queen Ng On-yee wins another top title
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Hong Kong table tennis team takes 8 medals at international competitions
Hong Kong's table tennis squad continued to impress around the world, with eight medals at senior and junior events …
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| II. Sporting Achievements (1 ‑ 30 September)
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11 medals at World Championships for Hong Kong's rising wushu team
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Hong Kong's wushu team enjoyed a terrific month at both senior and junior level, with athletes starring at the 14th World Wushu Championships and the 9th Asian Junior Wushu Championships.
At the World Championships, Hong Kong finished third overall on the medal table, behind perennial champions China and Iran, with five gold, three silver and three bronze medals.
He Jianxin claimed two golds in women's nandao and nangun with one bronze in nanquan; Liu Xuxu was first, second and third in the women's daoshu, changquan and gunshu respectively; Chen Suijin took gold and silver in the women's taijijian and baguazhang; and Zheng Tianhui delivered a gold in women's shuangjian. Hui Tak-yan, with silver and bronze in men's taijiquan and taijijian, completed the impressive tally.
Head Wushu Coach Liu Tao credited to the effort of coaches and athletes. "Both senior and junior athletes performed well, maximising their ability in the competitions," he said.
"Athletes from different categories and of different age groups learnt a lot from the competition. Competing with international athletes, they still have to learn how to project their style in their respective events."
And Liu hopes the team is on course for medal success at the Asian Games next summer.
The sport sector has also been making concerted efforts to get more young athletes involved and widen the talent pool, and Head Coach Liu will therefore have been delighted with the results at the Asian Junior Championships.
The team returned from the event in South Korea with eight gold, eight silver and five bronze medals.
Michelle Yeung had a terrific quadruple-gold display, winning the girl's changquan B, daoshu B and gunshu B, and taking part in Hong Kong's group event win.
"I competed at a consistent level at this event and I hope I continue to improve and achieve more success for Hong Kong in the future."
Coach Liu added: "The overall ability of the junior team has improved, and thus we gained a breakthrough result this time. It started from the 2013 Asian Junior Wushu Championships, when we ranked second for gold medals behind China, and first for the number of medals gained in the last five years."
"We have been doing more promotion in schools, which has helped youngsters to find out more about wushu taolu and become keen on it."
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| 14th World Wushu Championships/ 26 September to 3 October/ Kazan, Russiaa |
| Liu Xuxu |
Women's Daoshu |
Gold |
| He Jianxin# |
Women's Nandao |
Gold |
| He Jianxin# |
Women's Nangun |
Gold |
| Zheng Tianhui |
Women's Shuangjian |
Gold |
| Chen Suijin |
Women's Taijijian |
Gold |
| Hui Tak-yan |
Men's Taijiquan |
Silver |
| Chen Suijin |
Women's Baguazhang |
Silver |
| Liu Xuxu |
Women's Changquan |
Silver |
| Hui Tak-yan |
Men's Taijijian |
Bronze |
| Liu Xuxu |
Women's Gunshu |
Bronze |
| He Jianxin# |
Women's Nanquan |
Bronze |
| 9th Asian Junior Wushu Championships/ 14 to 21 September/ Gumi City, South Korea |
| Ng Tsz-chung |
Boys' B Nanquan |
Gold |
| Debbie Yeung |
Girls' A Taijijian |
Gold |
| Michelle Yeung |
Girls' B Changquan |
Gold |
| Michelle Yeung |
Girls' B Daoshu |
Gold |
| Michelle Yeung |
Girls' B Gunshu |
Gold |
| Lau Po-yan |
Girls' B Nandao |
Gold |
| Jada Nicole He |
Girls' C Gunshu |
Gold |
Au Yeung Pui-yue, Lau Cheuk-hang, Lau Po-yan,
Lee Wing-yung, Ng Tsz-chung, Seiya Obu,
Michelle Yeung, James Lawrence Yuen |
Group Exhibition |
Gold |
| Seiya Obu |
Boys' A Gunshu |
Silver |
| James Lawrence Yuen |
Boys' A Nandao |
Silver |
| Ng Tsz-chung |
Boys' B Nandao |
Silver |
| Ng Tsz-chung |
Boys' B Nangun |
Silver |
| Lau Cheuk-hang |
Boys' B Qiangshu |
Silver |
| Yiu Cheuk-nam |
Boys' C Jianshu |
Silver |
| Lau Po-yan |
Girls' B Nangun |
Silver |
| Lau Po-yan |
Girls' B Nanquan |
Silver |
| Seiya Obu |
Boys' A Changquan |
Bronze |
| Leung Yat-sing |
Boys' A Taijiquan |
Bronze |
| Au Yeung Pui-yue |
Girls' A Changquan |
Bronze |
| Lee Wing-yung |
Girls' A Nandao |
Bronze |
| Lee Wing-yung |
Girls' A Nanquan |
Bronze |
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| Liu Xuxu |
Hong Kong junior wushu team |
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| Jada Nicole He |
Lau Po-yan |
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He Jianxin#
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Wushu Union) |
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Three medals for Hong Kong at Asian Rowing Championships |
Hong Kong's rowers put in some excellent performances at the Asian Rowing Championships, winning a gold and two silver medals.
Tang Chiu-mang and Leung Chun-shek took gold in the men's lightweight double sculls in a very tight contest with Uzbekistan and China, surging across the line with a late burst of power as less than a second separated the top three.
Lee Ka-man was second in the women's lightweight single and Law Hiu-fung & Wong Wai-kin battled hard for a silver in the men's pair.
"As expected in the year before an Asian Games, the standard of racing this year was quite high in many events," said Head Coach Chris Perry. "It is also a very important opportunity to see which events offer the best medal targets for our crews in 2018.
"We were of course very happy to take gold in the men's lightweight double, as we have a long history of success in this event and it will be the only lightweight boat class for men in Tokyo 2020."
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Event |
Medal |
| Asian Rowing Championships / 4 to 8 September / Pattaya, Thailand |
| Leung Chun-shek, Tang Chiu-mang |
Men's Lightweight Double Sculls |
Gold |
| Law Hiu-fung, Wong Wai-kin |
Men's Pair |
Silver |
| Lee Ka-man |
Women's Lightweight Single Sculls |
Silver |
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| From left: Chris Perry (Head Rowing Coach, HKSI), Lee Ka-man |
4th and 5th from left: Leung Chun-shek, Tang Chiu-mang |
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From top: Law Hiu-fung, Wong Wai-kin
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong, China Rowing Association) |
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Hong Kong table tennis team takes 8 medals at international competitions |
Hong Kong's table tennis squad continued to impress around the world, with eight medals at senior and junior events.
Ho Kwan-kit and Wong Chun-ting's performance in the men's doubles at the Austrian Open was a stand-out, and returned home with a bronze medal.
Soo Wai-yam Minnie won another bronze in the women's U21 singles at the same event.
At junior level, Wong Chin-yau contributed to five top-three performances. She was runner-up in the Junior Girl's Singles, Doubles and Team events at the Slovenia Junior & Cadet Open; the week before at the Croatia Junior & Cadet Open, she reached the semis in the singles and contributed to the team's second-place result.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Croatia Junior & Cadet Open - ITTF Premium Junior Circuit / 13 to 17 September / Varazdin, Croatia |
| Chau Wing-sze, Lee Ka-yee, Wong Chin-yau |
Junior Girls' Team |
Silver |
| Cheng Pak-hei, Chong Kai-ning Maurice |
Junior Boys' Doubles |
Bronze |
| Wong Chin-yau |
Junior Girls' Singles |
Bronze |
| Seamaster ITTF World Tour Platinum, Hybiome Austrian Open / 19 to 24 September / Linz, Austria |
| Ho Kwan-kit, Wong Chun-ting |
Men's Doubles |
Bronze |
| Soo Wai-yam Minnie |
Women's Singles (U21) |
Bronze |
| Slovenia Junior & Cadet Open - ITTF Junior Circuit / 20 to 24 September / Otocec, Slovenia |
| Wong Chin-yau |
Junior Girls' Singles |
Silver |
| Lee Ka-yee, Wong Chin-yau |
Junior Girls' Doubles |
Silver |
| Chau Wing-sze, Lee Ka-yee, Wong Chin-yau |
Junior Girls' Team |
Silver |
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| Ho Kwan-kit, Wong Chun-ting |
Cheng Pak-hei, Chong Kai-ning Maurice |
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| From left: Chau Wing-sze, Lee Ka-yee, Wong Chin-yau |
Left: Wong Chin-yau |
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From left: Wong Chin-yau, Lee Ka-yee
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Table Tennis Association) |
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Hong Kong team wins 35 medals at the 5th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games |
The Hong Kong team won 10 gold, 11 silver and 14 bronze medals at the 5th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games held from 16 to 27 September in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Lui Lai-yiu |
Athletics - Women's 60m Hurdles |
Gold |
| Leung Chun-wing |
Cycling - Men's Omnium |
Gold |
| Lee Wai-sze |
Cycling - Women's Keirin |
Gold |
| Diao Xiao-juan |
Cycling - Women's Omnium |
Gold |
| Lee Wai-sze |
Cycling - Women's Sprint |
Gold |
| Lee Wai-sze, Li Yin-yin, Ma Wing-yu |
Cycling - Women's Team Sprint |
Gold |
| Au Hoi-shun Stephanie |
Swimming - Women's 100m Backstroke |
Gold |
| Chan Kin-lok |
Swimming - Women's 100m Butterfly |
Gold |
Au Hoi-shun Stephanie, Chan Kin-lok, Rainbow Ip,
Kong Man-yi Yvette, Lau Sze-wing Erica,
Sze Hang-yu, Tam Hoi-lam, Wong Yuk-yan |
Swimming - Women's 4 x 50m Medley Relay |
Gold |
Au Hoi-shun Stephanie, Chan Kin-lok, Rainbow Ip,
Sze Hang-yu |
Swimming - Women's 4 x 100m Medley Relay |
Gold |
Ko Siu-wai, Law Tsz-chun, Leung Chun-wing,
Leung Ka-yu, Mow Ching-yin |
Cycling - Men's Team Pursuit |
Silver |
| Chan Hing-wai*, Tin Lai-ki* |
Dance Sports - Paso Doble |
Silver |
| Chan Hing-wai*, Tin Lai-ki* |
Dance Sports - Rumba |
Silver |
| Lam Wai-yi*, Ng Sum-chun* |
Dance Sports - Salsa |
Silver |
| Liu Kai-sum Sam*, Liu Wan-hin* |
Dance Sports - Tango |
Silver |
| Liu Kai-sum Sam*, Liu Wan-hin* |
Dance Sports - Waltz |
Silver |
| Wong Kwan-to |
Swimming - Women's 50m Backstroke |
Silver |
| Rainbow Ip |
Swimming - Women's 100m Breaststroke |
Silver |
| Sze Hang-yu |
Swimming - Women's 100m Freestyle |
Silver |
Au Hoi-shun Stephanie, Chan Kin-lok,
Sze Hang-yu, Tam Hoi-lam |
Swimming - Women's 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay |
Silver |
Au Hoi-shun Stephanie, Ho Nam-wai,
Sze Hang-yu, Wong Cho-ying |
Swimming - Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay |
Silver |
| Cheung Wang-fung |
Athletics - Men's 60m Hurdles |
Bronze |
| Chan Ming-tai |
Athletics - Men's Long Jump |
Bronze |
| Yeung Man-wai |
Athletics - Women's High Jump |
Bronze |
| Ng On-yee |
Billiard Sports - Women's 6-Red Ball Snooker Singles |
Bronze |
| Wan Ka-kai |
Billiard Sports - Women's 6-Red Ball Snooker Singles |
Bronze |
| Ma Wing-yu |
Cycling - Women's Keirin |
Bronze |
| Mak Ho-lun Raymond |
Swimming - Men's 100m Individual Medley |
Bronze |
| Kong Man-yi Yvette |
Swimming - Women's 50m Breaststroke |
Bronze |
| Kan Cheuk-tung Natalie |
Swimming - Women's 100m Breaststroke |
Bronze |
| Chan Kin-lok |
Swimming - Women's 50m Butterfly |
Bronze |
| Ho Nam-wai |
Swimming - Women's 200m Freestyle |
Bronze |
| Wong Chun-hun, Wong Hong-kit |
Tennis - Men's Doubles |
Bronze |
| Tse Chun-hin |
Tenpin Bowling - Men's Singles |
Bronze |
| Mak Cheuk-yin, Wu Siu-hong |
Tenpin Bowling - Men's Doubles |
Bronze |
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Athletics
Chan Ming-tai |
Athletics
From left: Cheung Wang-fung, Lui Lai-yiu, Yeung Man-wai
(Photos provided by the Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Association) |
Sports Climbing athlete Yu Wai-ping wins 1 silver medal at the 10th National Youth Rock Climbing Championships |
Sports Climbing athlete Yu Wai-ping won a silver medal in the Girls' Junior Boulder event at the 10th National Youth Rock Climbing Championships held from 22 to 24 September in Hebei, China.
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Hong Kong sports climbing team
(Photos provided by the China Hong Kong Mountaineering and Climbing Union) |
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Squash team wins 2 medals at the HKFC PSA International Squash Open |
The Hong Kong squash team won a gold and a bronze medal at the HKFC PSA International Squash Open held from 4 to 9 September in Hong Kong.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Au Chun-ming |
Men's Singles |
Gold |
| Au Wing-chi Annie |
Women's Singles |
Bronze |
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Squash athlete Lee Ka-yi wins 1 bronze medal at the Malaysian Squash Tour X |
Squash athlete Lee Ka-yi won a bronze medal in the Women's Singles event at the Malaysian Squash Tour X held from 6 to 8 September in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Squash team wins 2 medals at the China Squash Challenge Cup |
The Hong Kong squash team won a silver and a bronze medal at the China Squash Challenge Cup held from 13 to 16 September in Beijing, China.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Chu Man-yee |
Women's Singles |
Silver |
| Tong Tsz-wing |
Women's Singles |
Bronze |
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Squash athlete Au Wing-chi Annie wins 1 bronze medal at the Macau Squash Open |
Squash athlete Au Wing-chi Annie won a bronze medal in the Women's Singles event at the Macau Squash Open held from 18 to 24 September in Macau, China.
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Swimming team wins 34 medals at the 9th Asian Age Group Swimming Championships |
The Hong Kong swimming team won 7 gold, 19 silver and 8 bronze medals at the 9th Asian Age Group Swimming Championships held from 9 to 16 September in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Cheuk Ming-ho |
Boys - 200m Freestyle (15-17 years) |
Gold |
| Cheuk Ming-ho |
Boys - 400m Freestyle (15-17 years) |
Gold |
Cheuk Ming-ho, Chiu Tsz-tsun,
Lau Ping-chi, Wong Ming-hong |
Boys - 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay (15-17 years) |
Gold |
| Ho Nam-wai |
Girls - 100m Freestyle (15-17 years) |
Gold |
| Ho Nam-wai |
Girls - 400m Freestyle (15-17 years) |
Gold |
| Lam Hoi-kiu |
Girls - 800m Freestyle (14 years & under) |
Gold |
Lam Hoi-kiu, Suen Tsz-hin*,
Wong Sze-ting, Yuk Shing-chi |
Mixed - 4 x 100m Medley Relay (14 years & under) |
Gold |
| Yuk Shing-chi |
Boys - 100m Backstroke (14 years & under) |
Silver |
| Mok Kai-tik Marcus |
Boys - 100m Breaststroke (15-17 years) |
Silver |
| Cheuk Ming-ho |
Boys - 1500m Freestyle (15-17 years) |
Silver |
| Lau Ping-chi |
Boys - 400m Individual Medley (15-17 years) |
Silver |
Cheuk Ming-ho, Lau Ping-chi,
Dylan Ethan Tsui, Wong Ming-hong |
Boys - 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (15-17 years) |
Silver |
| Lam Hoi-kiu |
Girls - 100m Breaststroke (14 years & under) |
Silver |
| Wang Chin-lam |
Girls - 100m Breaststroke (15-17 years) |
Silver |
| Wang Chin-lam |
Girls - 200m Breaststroke (15-17 years) |
Silver |
| Kan Cheuk-tung Natalie |
Girls - 50m Butterfly (15-17 years) |
Silver |
| Tang Tsoi-lam Katii |
Girls - 50m Freestyle (15-17 years) |
Silver |
| Wong Sze-ting |
Girls - 100m Freestyle (14 years & under) |
Silver |
| Ho Nam-wai |
Girls - 200m Freestyle (15-17 years) |
Silver |
Ho Sheung-wai, Lai Lok-yee*, Wong Sze-ting,
Yip Charis Gabrielle Chak-yan* |
Girls - 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (14 years & under) |
Silver |
Ho Nam-wai, Tang Tsoi-lam Katii,
Tse Ching-ting, Wong Cho-ying |
Girls - 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (15-17 years) |
Silver |
Ho Nam-wai, Tang Tsoi-lam Katii,
Tse Ching-ting, Wong Cho-ying |
Girls - 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay (15-17 years) |
Silver |
Ho Nam-wai, Tang Tsoi-lam Katii,
Wang Chin-lam, Wong Cho-ying |
Girls - 4 x 100m Medley Relay (15-17 years) |
Silver |
Chan Chun-yip Jonathan*, Ho Sheung-wai,
Suen Tsz-hin*, Wong Sze-ting |
Mixed - 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (14 years & under) |
Silver |
Cheuk Ming-ho, Ho Nam-wai,
Tang Tsoi-lam Katii, Wong Ming-hong |
Mixed - 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (15-17 years) |
Silver |
Chiu Tsz-tsun, Ho Nam-wai,
Mok Kai-tik Marcus, Tang Tsoi-lam Katii |
Mixed - 4 x 100m Medley Relay (15-17 years) |
Silver |
| Yuk Shing-chi |
Boys - 50m Backstroke (14 years & under) |
Bronze |
| Wong Ming-hong |
Boys - 100m Freestyle (15-17 years) |
Bronze |
| Mok Kai-tik Marcus |
Boys - 200m Individual Medley (15-17 years) |
Bronze |
| Lam Hoi-kiu |
Girls - 50m Breaststroke (14 years & under) |
Bronze |
| Kan Cheuk-tung Natalie |
Girls - 100m Breaststroke (15-17 years) |
Bronze |
| Lam Hoi-kiu |
Girls - 200m Breaststroke (14 years & under) |
Bronze |
| Wong Sze-ting |
Girls - 50m Freestyle (14 years & under) |
Bronze |
| Tang Tsoi-lam Katii |
Girls - 100m Freestyle (15-17 years) |
Bronze |
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Swimming team wins 3 medals at the FINA/airweave Swimming World Cup - Hong Kong |
The Hong Kong swimming team won 1 silver and 2 bronze medals at the FINA/airweave Swimming World Cup - Hong Kong held from 30 September to 1 October in Hong Kong.
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Event |
Medal |
Au Hoi-shun Stephanie, Cheung Kin-tat Kent,
Sze Hang-yu, To King-him Kenneth* |
Mixed 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay |
Silver |
| Au Hoi-shun Stephanie |
Women’s 50m Backstroke |
Bronze |
| Ho Nam-wai |
Women’s 400m Freestyle |
Bronze |
*Non HKSI Scholarship Athlete
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Tennis athlete Ng Ki-lung wins 1 bronze medal at the China Junior 15 Guangzhou (Grade 3) |
Tennis athlete Ng Ki-lung won a bronze medal in the Boy's Singles event at the China Junior 15 Guangzhou (Grade 3) held from 19 to 23 September in Guangzhou, China.
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Tennis team wins 2 gold medals at the China Junior 16 (Grade 2) |
The Hong Kong table tennis team won 2 gold medals at the China Junior 16 (Grade 2) held from 26 to 30 September in Beijing, China.
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| Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
| Wong Hong-yi |
Girls' Singles |
Gold |
| Wong Hoi-ki Jenny, Wong Hong-yi |
Girls' Doubles |
Gold |
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Elite results roundup (1 ‑ 31 August)
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Name |
Event |
Position /
No. Of Entries |
| 29th Summer Universiade |
Siobhan Berndatte Haughey* |
Swimming - Women's 100m Freestyle |
1st/57 |
| (19-30/8/2017, Taipei City, Chinese Taipei) |
Siobhan Berndatte Haughey* |
Swimming - Women's 200m Freestyle |
1st/52 |
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Wong Chun-hun,
Yeung Pak-long Brian |
Tennis - Men's Doubles |
3rd/30 |
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Mok Uen-ying |
Wushu - Women's Taolu Taijiquan & Taijijian |
3rd/9 |
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| 13th National Games |
Leung Chun-wing |
Cycling - Men's Omnium |
1st/19 |
| (27/8-8/9/2017, Tianjin, China) |
Pang Yao#, Yang Qian-yu# |
Cycling - Women's Madison |
1st/13 |
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Cheung King-lok |
Cycling - Men's Individual Time Trial |
2nd/27 |
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Ko Siu-wai, Leung Chun-wing |
Cycling - Men's Madison |
2nd/14 |
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Meng Zhao-juan |
Cycling - Women's Road Race |
2nd/74 |
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Siu Wing-ying Jacqueline |
Equestrian - Individual Dressage |
2nd/21 |
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Nicholas Edward Choi |
Fencing - Men's Foil Individual |
2nd/29 |
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Cheng Tsz-man |
Karatedo - Male Individual Kata |
2nd/16 |
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To King-him Kenneth* |
Swimming - Men's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay |
2nd/12 |
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Lee Wai-sze |
Cycling - Women's Keirin |
3rd/24 |
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Lee Wai-sze |
Cycling - Women's Sprint |
3rd/28 |
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Clarissa Lyra |
Equestrian - Individual Show Jumping |
3rd/21 |
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Fong Hoi-sun |
Fencing - Men's Epee Individual |
3rd/35 |
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Kyle Chan, Cheung Ka-long, Cheung Siu-lun,
Nicholas Edward Choi |
Fencing - Men's Foil Team |
3rd/9 |
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Hung Ho-wai |
Karatedo - Male Individual Kata |
3rd/16 |
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Lau Mo-sheung Grace |
Karatedo - Female Individual Kata |
3rd/16 |
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| Badminton |
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SKYCITY New Zealand Badminton Open
(1-6/8/2017, Auckland, New Zealand) |
Lee Cheuk-yiu |
Men's Singles |
1st/72 |
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TOTAL BWF World Championships
(21-27/8/2017, Glasgow, United Kingdom) |
Chau Hoi-wah, Lee Chun-hei |
Mixed Doubles |
3rd/48 |
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| Billiard sports |
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| IBSF World 6-Red and Team Snooker Championship |
Ng On-yee |
Women's 6-Red Ball Snooker Singles |
1st/24 |
| (1-10/8/2017, Hurghada, Egypt) |
Ng On-yee, Wan Ka-kai |
Women's Snooker Team |
2nd/9 |
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Lee Chun-wai |
Men's 6-Red Ball Snooker Singles |
3rd/115 |
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Wan Ka-kai |
Women's 6-Red Ball Snooker Singles |
3rd/24 |
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| MIUS Cup European Under 18's Championship |
Poon Ching-chiu |
Individual |
3rd/28 |
| (18-21/8/2017, Gloucester, United Kingdom) |
Tam Yun-fung |
Individual |
3rd/28 |
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| WLBS Paul Hunter Women's Classic |
Ng On-yee |
Individual |
2nd/27 |
| (24-27/8/2017, Furth, Germany) |
So Man-yan |
Individual |
3rd/27 |
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| Boccia (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) |
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| BISFed Seville World Open |
Wong Kwan-hang |
BC4 Individual |
1st/24 |
| (31/7-7/8/2017, Seville, Spain) |
Lau Wai-yan Vivian,
Leung Yuk-wing, Wong Kwan-hang |
BC4 Pairs |
2nd/10 |
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| Karatedo |
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| National Championship Junior |
Yu Qiao-yang Hugo |
Age 12-13 Children Individual Kata |
1st/22 |
| (1-6/8/2017, Beijing, China) |
Tang Yu-hin |
Cadet Male Individual Kata |
1st/8 |
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Cheng Hui-pan |
Cadet Male Individual Kumite -52 kg |
1st/11 |
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Ng Ho-chun |
Cadet Male Individual Kumite -57 kg |
1st/9 |
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Li Chi-kong |
Junior Male Individual Kata |
1st/13 |
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Chau Ka-him |
Junior Male Individual Kumite -55 kg |
2nd/24 |
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Kwok Chun-lok Ryan |
Cadet Male Individual Kumite -57 kg |
3rd/9 |
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| Sailing |
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Laser Radial Youth World Championships
(11-18/8/2017, Medemblik, Netherlands) |
Nicholas Brian Bezy |
Laser Radial Boys |
3rd/273 |
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| Squash |
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| HEAD Hong Kong Junior Squash Open |
Wong King-yeung |
Boys Under 17 |
1st/64 |
| (1-5/8/2017, Hong Kong) |
Wu Renee Wing |
Girls Under 15 |
1st/26 |
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Lui Hiu-lam |
Girls Under 17 |
1st/35 |
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To Wai-lok |
Boys Under 17 |
2nd/64 |
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Fung Ching-hei |
Girls Under 15 |
2nd/26 |
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Chan Sin-yuk |
Girls Under 17 |
2nd/35 |
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Tang Yan-yi |
Girls Under 19 |
2nd/28 |
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Au Lap-man |
Boys Under 15 |
3rd/58 |
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Lam Yat-ting Harley |
Boys Under 19 |
3rd/36 |
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Wong Po-yui Kirstie |
Girls Under 15 |
3rd/26 |
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Ho Ka-wing |
Girls Under 19 |
3rd/28 |
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| 24th Asian Junior Individual Championships |
Chan Sin-yuk |
Girls Under 17 |
1st/12 |
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Lui Hiu-lam |
Girls Under 17 |
2nd/12 |
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Ho Ka-wing |
Girls Under 19 |
2nd/12 |
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To Wai-lok |
Boys Under 17 |
3rd/25 |
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| City of Greater Bendigo International |
Ho Tze-lok |
Women's Singles |
1st/15 |
| (17-20/8/2017, Bendigo, Australia) |
Liu Tsz-ling |
Women's Singles |
2nd/15 |
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| Hang Seng Hong Kong Junior & Cadet Open - ITTF Golden Series Junior Circuit |
Chan Ho-wah Baldwin,
Chan Yee-shun |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
1st/18 |
| (2-6/8/2017, Hong Kong) |
Lee Ka-yee, Ng Wing-lam |
Cadet Girls' Team |
1st/12 |
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Lau Chun-kit,
Wong Hon-lam |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
2nd/18 |
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Chong Kai-ning Maurice,
Yiu Kwan-to |
Cadet Boys' Team |
2nd/12 |
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Yenn Ho-ching |
Cadet Girls' Singles |
2nd/34 |
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Lau Chun-kit |
Cadet Boys' Singles |
3rd/36 |
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Pau Yik-man |
Cadet Boys' Singles |
3rd/36 |
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Chong Kai-ning Maurice,
Yiu Kwan-to |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
3rd/18 |
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Lau Chun-kit, Wong Hon-lam |
Cadet Boys' Team |
3rd/12 |
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Lee Chung-yan |
Cadet Girls' Singles |
3rd/34 |
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Lee Ka-yee, Ng Wing-lam |
Cadet Girls' Doubles |
3rd/18 |
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Chan Shiu-lam Chelsea,
Chau Wing-sze |
Cadet Girls' Team |
3rd/12 |
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Hui Wai Phoebe,
Lee Chung-yan |
Cadet Girls' Team |
3rd/12 |
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| Table tennis (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) |
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ITTF Para Table Tennis Asian Championships
(23-31/8/2017, Beijing, China) |
Chan Silu, Lee Ming-yip,
Tong Chi-yung |
TT6-7 Men's Team |
2nd/7 |
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Chan Silu |
TT7 Men's Singles |
3rd/16 |
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| Table tennis (Hong Kong Sports Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability) |
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ITTF Para Table Tennis Asian Championships
(23-31/8/2017, Beijing, China) |
Ng Mui-wui, Wong Ka-man,
Wong Pui-kei |
TT11 Women's Team |
1st/4 |
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Wong Pui-kei |
TT11 Women's Singles |
2nd/10 |
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Ng Mui-wui |
TT11 Women's Singles |
3rd/10 |
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Wong Ka-man |
TT11 Women's Singles |
3rd/10 |
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Kowloon Dairy Hong Kong Asian Tennis Junior Series 14
& Under |
Lee Mang-hin Marvin |
Boys Singles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
1st/32 |
| (12-27/8/2017, Hong Kong) |
Wong Tin-chi, Wai Ching-wah* |
Boys Doubles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
1st/16 |
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Fung Tak-yu*, Wai Yee-ching |
Girls Doubles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
1st/13 |
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Lee Mang-hin Marvin,
Bruno Loeffler* |
Boys Doubles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
3rd/16 |
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Lee Nicole Wooyin |
Girls Singles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
3rd/32 |
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Lee Nicole Wooyin,
Noelle Vanasse Wilbert* |
Girls Doubles (Week 1 / 12-20 August) |
3rd/13 |
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Wong Chak-lam |
Boys Singles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
1st/32 |
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Lee Mang-hin Marvin,
Wong Chak-lam |
Boys Doubles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
1st/16 |
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Leung Chui-kei |
Girls Singles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
1st/32 |
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Leung Chui-kei, Tang Lok-shu* |
Girls Doubles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
1st/16 |
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Lee Hon-chun |
Boys Singles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
2nd/32 |
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Jonah Gethin*, Lee Hon-chun |
Boys Doubles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
2nd/16 |
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Lee Mang-hin Marvin |
Boys Singles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
3rd/32 |
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Wong Tin-chi, Wai Ching-wah* |
Boys Doubles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
3rd/16 |
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Lee Nicole Wooyin,
Wai Yee-ching |
Girls Doubles (Week 2 / 19-27 August) |
3rd/16 |
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| Tenpin Bowling (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) |
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| IBSA Tenpin Bowling World Championships |
Cheung Hoi-tung |
TPB3 Men's Singles |
2nd/12 |
| (22-30/8/2017, Fukuoka, Japan) |
Yuen Wing-shan |
TPB3 Women's All Events |
2nd/6 |
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Fencer Choi Nicholas Edward promotes charity run event |
Fencer Nicholas attended the press event of "Fullshare．PokOi x Old Master Q Hong Kong Charity Run 2017" orgainised by Pok Oi Hospital in tmtplaza on 11 September. The charity run will take place on 12 November and a total of 6,000 race quota will be offered in the event. During the press event, Nicholas stressed the importance of positive attitude for overcoming obstacles in both competitions and life, and he hopes participants can enjoy the charity run and bring more positive energy to the society.
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Choi Nicholas Edward (left, front row) |
National Institute of Sport, Expertise and Performance (INSEP) representatives visit HKSI |
Dr Sebastien Le Garrec and Dr Jean Robert Filliard, Deputy Heads of the Medical Department of INSEP visited the HKSI on 6 September. They were introduced to the range of sports science and medicine services and training facilities provided at the Institute, and explored collaboration opportunities with HKSI. Dr Sebastien Le Garrec, who is also the physician of the French National Team of Swimming delivered a short talk on "Injury Prevention for French National Swimmers" on the same day.
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From left: Dr Sebastien Le Garrec (Deputy Head of the Medical Department, INSEP), Dr Jean Robert Filliard (Deputy Head of the Medical Department, INSEP), Dr Raymond So (Director, Elite Training Science & Technology, HKSI) |
New titles at the Sports Information Centre (SIC)
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The swimming drill book (Second edition)
(Call No.: GV837.7 .G89 2017) |
The book provides more than 175 swimming drills, featuring fundamental drills for body position and buoyancy, breathing and kicking, and sculling, with target to help readers master four competitive strokes - backstroke, freestyle, breaststroke and butterfly. The second edition also includes new chapters on open-water swimming drills and strength band exercises to be performed poolside. The drills are designed to refine strokes, correct faults, and improve swimmers' feel for the water. Each drill explains purpose, procedure, focus points and tips, accompanied by detailed illustrations showing proper technique and position. This practical reference is ideal for swimmers and coaches.
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Principles of athletic training: A guide to evidence-based clinical practice (16th Edition)
(Call No.: RC1210 .A76 2017) |
This book is designed to lead readers from general foundations to specific concepts relative to injury prevention, evaluation, management, and rehabilitation. It illustrates step-by-step process on working with athletes who are recovering from injury. This edition presents the latest techniques, evidence-based practice and the major dynamic trends in the field of athletic training and sports medicine. Athletic trainers, physical therapists, coaches as well as athletes will find this reference valuable.
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