Cycling athlete Lee Wai-Sze won a bronze medal in the Keirin, Women event at the London Olympic Games held on 27 July - 12 August in London, UK.

Athletics athlete Kong Chun-ki won a silver medal in the Women's 100m event at the All China Youth (Age 14-15) Athletics Championships held on 25 - 27 July in Hebei, China.

The Hong Kong badminton team won a bronze medal at the Badminton Asia Youth U19 Championships held on 30 June - 7 July in Gimcheon, Korea.

Billiard sports athlete Fu Ka-chun won a bronze medal in the Individual event at the Australian Goldfields Open held on 9 - 15 July in Melbourne, Australia.

Cycling athlete Cheung King-lok won each a gold medal in the Individual Road Race, Men and Individual Time Trial, Men event respectively at the China National Track Race - series 3 held on 10 July in Shinjang, China.

The Hong Kong karatedo team won 2 bronze medals at the 11^th AKF Senior Championship held on 14 - 17 July in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

Karatedo athlete Lau Mo-sheung won a bronze medal in the Kata Individual Female Senior event at the 8^th World University Karate Championships held on 12 - 15 July in Bratislava, Slovakia.

The Hong Kong karatedo team won 3 gold and 1 bronze medal at the WKF Karate1 - Youth World Cup held on 6 - 8 July in Corfu, Greece.

Squash athlete Liu Tsz-ling won a bronze medal in the Women's Singles event at the Tasmanian Open held on 12 - 15 July in Tasmanian, Australia.

The Hong Kong table tennis team won 3 bronze medals at the 18^th Asian Junior Table Tennis Championships held on 11 - 15 July in Jiangsu, China.

A briefing of the School Sports Programme Coordinator (SSPC) Pilot Scheme was held on 11 July at the HKSI, where principals and teachers of the participating schools were invited to gain a better understanding of the scheme and its implementation. The school representatives also met their assigned SSPCs during a tour of the facilities at the HKSI. Organised by the Home Affairs Bureau, and the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and co-organised by the Education Bureau and the HKSI, the scheme recruited retired athletes to work in subsidised secondary schools as SSPCs, aiming to promote sports culture in the schools with the athletes’ knowledge and skills in sports, and provide them with more job opportunities. The first batch of SSPCs, comprising a total of nine retired athletes, reported duty to their schools in August. The HKSI has arranged a series of pre-vocational training to enhance their understanding of their assigned schools and the sports development in Hong Kong, and also strengthen their leadership, communication skills and other administrative-related skills. In addition, education subsidies would be provided for their further study needs, and a mentorship support is offered to them in cooperation with the Chinese University of Hong Kong. After completion of the scheme, certificates of completion will be awarded to the SSPCs.

Table tennis player Li Ching was invited to speak at the AIA MDRT Day seminar on 10 July, where he inspired 1,700 practitioners with his success story.