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2018 Asian Para Games: Hong Kong Captures 2 More Gold Medals in Swimming and Lawn Bowls
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Hong Kong won a total of 14 medals, comprising 2 gold, 6 silver and 6 bronze, on the fifth day of competition.
Swimmer Chan Yui-lam clinched a gold medal in the women’s 100m butterfly S14, while lawn bowls player Tang Shun-yee won the title in the mixed singles B3 event. The lawn bowls team also contributed 3 silver and 2 bronze medals on the day. The silvers came from Li Chi-ming, Wu Man-ying and Kwok-wing in the mixed singles B2, women’s singles B7 and mixed singles B4, while Tang Mei-yi and Yim Man-ching took bronze in the women’s singles B8 and the mixed singles B2 respectively.
There were also outstanding performances from other sports, including 2 silver medals won by table tennis players Ko Hang-yee and Choi Siu-hung in the men’s doubles TT2-3, and Chen Silu and Lee Ming-yip in the men’s doubles TT6-7. In athletics, runner Yu Chun-lai finished second in women’s 100m T36 with her season's best time. Wheelchair fencers captured 2 bronze medals, by Yu Chui-yee in the women’s epee individual category A and Tong Nga-ting in the women’s epee individual category B respectively. There were also bronze medals for boccia players Yeung Hiu-lam in the mixed BC2 individual and Ho Yuen-kei in the BC3 category.
| Event | Athletes | Position | |
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 ATHLETICS |
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| Women's 100m T36 | Yu Chun-lai |  |
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 BOCCIA |
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| Mixed Individual BC2 | Yeung Hiu-lam |  |
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| Mixed Individual BC3 | Ho Yuen-kei | |
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| LAWN BOWLS |
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| Mixed Singles B3 | Tang Shun-yee* |  |
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| Women's Singles B7 | Wu Man-ying | |
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| Mixed Singles B2 | Li Chi-ming Rockey | |
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| Mixed Singles B4 | Kwok Wing | |
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| Women’s Singles B8 | Tang Mei-yi | |
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| Mixed Singles B2 | Yim Man-ching | |
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 SWIMMING |
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| Women's 100m Butterfly S14 | Chan Yui-lam | |
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 TABLE TENNIS |
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| Men's Doubles TT2-3 | Choi Siu-hung Ko Hang-yee |
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| Men's Doubles TT6-7 | Chen Silu Lee Ming-yip |
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 WHEELCHAIR FENCING |
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| Women's Epee Individual - Category A | Yu Chui-yee | |
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| Women's Epee Individual - Category B | Tong Nga-ting | |
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