Badminton athlete Hu Yun won a silver medal in the Men's Singles event at the Li Ning China Masters held on 11 - 16 September in Changzhou, China.

The Hong Kong badminton team won 2 bronze medals at the Maybank Malaysia International Youth U19 Badminton Championships held on 11 - 16 September in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The Hong Kong badminton team won a gold and a bronze medal at the YONEX Open Japan held on 18 - 23 September in Tokyo, Japan.

Billiard sports athlete Fu Ka-chun won a silver medal in the Individual event at the Players Tour Championship Event Three held on 5 - 9 September in Gloucester, U.K.

The Hong Kong billiard sports team won a gold and a bronze medal at the WLBSA Ladies Ranking Event Two (Northern Championship) held on 26 September in Derby, U.K.

Cycling athlete Lee Wai-sze won a silver medal in the 500m Time Trial, Women event at the China National Track Championships held on 13 - 16 September in Taiyuan, China.

The Hong Kong fencing team won 9 gold, 6 silver and 6 bronze medals at the Asian Junior and Cadet Fencing Championships held on 29 September - 8 October in Bali, Indonesia.

1^st and 3^rd from left : Ho Chau-yu, Chang Ngai-hing

The Hong Kong rowing team won a silver medal at the 18^th Asian Junior Rowing Championships held on 13 - 16 September in Nanchang, China.

Squash athlete Chan Ho-ling won a silver medal in the Women's Singles event at the Atlantis Open held on 15 - 20 September in Alexandria, Egypt.

The Hong Kong table tennis team won 2 bronze medals at the Chinese Taipei Junior & Cadet Open - ITTF Junior Circuit held on 12 - 16 September in Taipei, Taiwan.

The Hong Kong tenpin bowling team won a gold medal at the 22^nd Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships held on 2 - 11 September in Hong Kong.

The Hong Kong triathlon team won 1 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze medal at the Yilan ITU Triathlon Asian Cup held on 22 - 23 September in Yilan, Taiwan.

The Hong Kong wushu team won 4 gold, 7 silver and 3 bronze medals at the 4^th World Junior Wushu Championships held on 17- 25 September in Macau, China

Mr Mark Sutcliffe, new Chief Executive Officer of the Hong Kong Football Association, visited the HKSI on 10 October, during which he met with the HKSI Management and toured the HKSI’s facilities to gain an understanding of Hong Kong’s elite training system, and to explore collaboration opportunities. The HKSI also received a delegation from the Singapore Sports School on 24 October, where the visitors were introduced to the support provided to local elite athletes and guided on a tour of the facilities on the premises, and a group of sports science interns from the University of Santo Tomas of the Philippines on 24 and 25 October to take a series of lectures taught by our experts in various departments under the Elite Training Science and Technology Division.

Organised by the Hong Kong Elite Athletes Association and the Elite Athlete Charitable Trust, the annual “Together We Care 2012” was successfully held on 4 November with the full support of the HKSI. In addition to helping arrange athletes and their family members to attend a press conference held at the HKSI in late October to encourage the public to care about the elderly, the HKSI also lined up a number of athletes to take part in the preparation of goodies bags for distribution to the elderly. A kick-off ceremony was held at the HKSI on the event day, after which over 1,500 volunteers, including more than 10 athletes, headed off to eight districts around Hong Kong to send goodies bags and greetings to 2,000 singleton elderly.

This year, Kowloon Dairy continues its support for local elite sport development through a mascot and parent-child design competition and mini sports games, encouraging kindergarten and primary school students from over 100 schools in Hong Kong to take part and create unique mascot handicraft with milk boxes. The company committed to make donations to the HKSI Sport Scholarship Scheme, and a cheque presentation ceremony was held on 29 September.

Table tennis player Li Ching was invited to speak at an ING (Hong Kong) Life internal seminar on 8 October, where he shared his story and experience with the participants. In addition, he was invited to play table tennis with some ING staff right after his presentation as a highlight of the event.

Li Ching

Wheelchair fencer Yu Chui-yee, who truly embodies the Hong Kong spirit with her unrelenting perseverance in life and her sporting career, was invited by Kowloon Watch Group to attend the kick-off ceremony for its 60^th anniversary exhibition on 3 October, where the fencer shared her key to success.