<p>With the Co-operative Agreement between the Hong Kong Sports Institute (HKSI) and the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) officially signed, Tang Kwai-nang, Vice-Chairman of the HKSI (middle), Dr Trisha Leahy, Chief Executive of the HKSI (4<sup>th</sup> from left) and other officiating guests, Jonathan McKinley, Deputy Secretary for Home Affairs (5<sup>th</sup> from left), Neil Stremmel, Managing Director of USBC (5<sup>th</sup> from right), Vivien Lau Chiang-chu, Chairman of Hong Kong Tenpin Bowling Congress (3<sup>rd</sup> from right), and Bill Hoffman, Director of International Development of USBC (4<sup>th</sup> from right), representatives of organisations concerned, as well as Hong Kong tenpin bowling athletes Wu Siu-hong (2<sup>nd</sup> from left), Tseng Tak-hin (1<sup>st</sup> from right) and Yeung Wai-ki (1<sup>st</sup> from left) are all pleased with the co-operation.</p>
With the Co-operative Agreement between the Hong Kong Sports Institute (HKSI) and the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) officially signed, Tang Kwai-nang, Vice-Chairman of the HKSI (middle), Dr Trisha Leahy, Chief Executive of the HKSI (4th from left) and other officiating guests, Jonathan McKinley, Deputy Secretary for Home Affairs (5th from left), Neil Stremmel, Managing Director of USBC (5th from right), Vivien Lau Chiang-chu, Chairman of Hong Kong Tenpin Bowling Congress (3rd from right), and Bill Hoffman, Director of International Development of USBC (4th from right), representatives of organisations concerned, as well as Hong Kong tenpin bowling athletes Wu Siu-hong (2nd from left), Tseng Tak-hin (1st from right) and Yeung Wai-ki (1st from left) are all pleased with the co-operation.