Sports Bulletin Vol.11, 2017


Sports Bulletin Vol.11, 2017

I. Monthly Highlights

Hong Kong starred at the INAS World Table Tennis Championships for athletes with intellectual disabilities, winning 21 medals at the event in the Czech Republic … More

Windsurfer Chan Hei-man surprises even herself with a gold in World Cup Series
There were two superb medal performances from Hong Kong windsurfers in October, with Chan Hei-man Hayley Victoria winning an RS:X World Cup Series event in Japan, and young star Mak Cheuk-wing claiming a silver in the Junior Girls category at the Techno 293 World Championships in Spain …
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Thrilling Superseries title for Shuttlers Tang and Tse at DANISA Denmark Open
Tang Chun-man and Tse Ying-suet won the Superseries title in the Mixed Doubles at the DANISA Denmark Open …
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Lau Mo-sheung beats world's best in stunning display at the WKF Karate1 Series A
Lau Mo-sheng Grace won her first Karate1 gold medal of 2017 after a couple of near misses with a stunning performance at the WKF Karate1 Series A - Salzburg …
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II. Sporting Achievements (1 ‑ 31 October)

‑	Billiard sports athlete Ng On-yee wins 1 gold medal at the WLBS Eden Women's Masters
‑	Billiard sports athlete Robbie James Capito wins 1 silver medal at the World Juniors 9-Ball Championships
‑	Boccia team (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) wins 3 medals at the BISFed Bangkok World Open
‑	Cycling team wins 6 medals at the ACC Track Asia Cup
‑	Fencing athlete Cheung Ka-long wins 1 bronze medal at the Men's Foil World Cup
‑	Fencing team wins 11 medals at the Asian U23 Fencing Championships
‑	Squash athlete Au Chun-ming wins 1 gold medal at the OHANA Malaysia Open Squash Championships
‑	Squash team wins 2 medals at the Pacific Toyota Cairns Squash International
‑	Swimming athlete Chan Kin-lok wins 1 bronze medal at the FINA/airweave Swimming World Cup - Doha
‑	Table tennis team wins 3 medals at the ITTF Challenge, Polish Open
‑	Table tennis team wins 2 medals at the ITTF Challenge, Belgium Open
‑	Elite results roundup (1 - 30 September)

III. Other News

‑	HKSI and HKU Collaborate to Enhance Career Pathways for Elite Athletes
‑	Facebook Page of the Jockey Club Athlete Incentive Awards Scheme officially launches for promotion
‑	Hong Kong Cycling Team supports Hong Kong Cyclothon
‑	Cyclist Lee Wai-sze Sarah shares at a financial seminar
‑	New titles at the Sports Information Centre (SIC) Two new books on triathlon-training and performance psychology are now available at the SIC.

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Hong Kong Team dominates at INAS World Table Tennis Championships with 21 medals

Hong Kong starred at the INAS World Table Tennis Championships for athletes with intellectual disabilities, winning 21 medals at the event in the Czech Republic.

Rio 2016 Paralympics bronze medallist Ng Mui-wui played a key role in the team's success, contributing to 6 of the 7 golds that the team won in Hradec Králové.

She won the Singles titles in both the Junior Girls and Women's events, and teamed up for 3 Doubles golds with Wong Pui-kei in the Junior Girls' event, London 2012 gold medallist Wong Ka-man in the Women's event and Fan Ka-ho in the Junior Mixed event.

Young talent Ng also helped to ensure Hong Kong took home the Women's Team title with Wong Ka-man, Wong Pui-kei and Li Hiu-tung, while the other gold was won by Leung Chung-yan in the Junior Boys' Single.

"This is the most important competition of the year," said coach Chan Hui, "and the team has been preparing and devoting themselves to training for six months before it, enabling them to have this great result."

"Ng can be very satisfied with her result but her performance was not just measured in the number of medals - throughout the competition, we could see that her ability in dealing with difficulties has improved a lot."

Hong Kong won 7 gold, 8 silver and 6 bronze medals in total, with all the aforementioned athletes plus Wan Wai-lok, Tsoi Ming-fai and Wan Kwok-ho contributing to the success across multiple events and age categories.

"Hong Kong has developed sports for persons with intellectual disability for more than 20 years, and with this historical background and systematic training, we can have training programmes tailor-made for them," said coach Chan. "All these factors contribute to the success of Hong Kong team today."

"The next target is the Indonesia 2018 Asian Para Games where we hope the team can win more medals."

Athlete	Event	Medal
INAS World Table Tennis Championships / 22 to 27 October / Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
Leung Chung-yan	Junior Boys’ Singles	Gold
Ng Mui-wui	Junior Girls’ Singles	Gold
Ng Mui-wui	Women’s Singles	Gold
Ng Mui-wui, Wong Pui-kei	Junior Girls’ Doubles	Gold
Ng Mui-wui, Wong Ka-man	Women’s Doubles	Gold
Li Hiu-tung, Ng Mui-wui, Wong Ka-man, Wong Pui-kei	Women’s Team	Gold
Fan Ka-ho, Ng Mui-wui	Junior Mixed Doubles	Gold
Wan Wai-lok	Junior Boys’ Singles	Silver
Leung Chung-yan, Wan Wai-lok	Junior Boys’ Doubles	Silver
Leung Chung-yan, Wan Wai-lok	Men’s Doubles	Silver
Leung Chung-yan, Tsoi Ming-fai, Wan Kwok-ho, Wan Wai-lok	Men's Team	Silver
Wong Pui-kei	Junior Girls’ Singles	Silver
Wong Ka-man	Women’s Singles	Silver
Li Hiu-tung, Wong Pui-kei	Women’s Doubles	Silver
Li Hiu-tung, Wan Wai-lok	Junior Mixed Doubles	Silver
Wan Wai-lok	Men’s Singles	Bronze
Tsoi Ming-fai, Wan Kwok-ho	Men’s Doubles	Bronze
Wong Pui-kei	Women’s Singles	Bronze
Leung Chung-yan, Wong Pui-kei	Junior Mixed Doubles	Bronze
Fan Ka-ho, Ng Mui-wui	Mixed Doubles	Bronze
Wan Wai-lok, Wong Ka-man	Mixed Doubles	Bronze


Hong Kong table tennis team (Hong Kong Sports Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability)


2^nd and 3^rd from left: Wong Ka-man, Ng Mui-wui Right: Wong Pui-kei (Photos provided by the Hong Kong Sports Association for Persons with Intellectual Disability)	2^nd to 5^th from left: Wan Wai-lok, Li Hiu-tung, Ng Mui-wui, Fan Ka-ho 1^st and 2^nd from right: Wong Pui-kei, Leung Chung-yan

Windsurfer Chan Hei-man surprises even herself with a gold in World Cup Series

There were two superb medal performances from Hong Kong windsurfers in October, with Chan Hei-man Hayley Victoria winning an RS:X World Cup Series event in Japan, and young star Mak Cheuk-wing claiming a silver in the Junior Girls category at the Techno 293 World Championships in Spain.

Chan admitted she was surprised to take the title in Gamagori, as she had considered pulling out of the competition the day before because of a hip injury. The win is a timely boost as she targets the Asian Games next year, having won gold at the 2014 edition of the event.

"Having won the event, it has really boosted my confidence," said Chan.

"I am looking forward to more races and also the Asian Games next year, which will be tough."

Mak, who was crowned world champion at under-15 level last year, showed that was no fluke as the 14-year-old took a silver at Techno 293 World Championships, creating another impressive result for Hong Kong team.

Athlete	Event	Medal
World Cup Series - Gamagori / 15 to 22 October / Gamagori, Japan
Chan Hei-man Hayley Victoria	RS:X Women	Gold
Techno 293 World Championships / 21 to 28 October / Tarragona, Spain
Mak Cheuk-wing	Techno 293 Junior Girls (U15)	Silver

Left: Chan Hei-man Hayley Victoria

Mak Cheuk-wing

Thrilling Superseries title for Shuttlers Tang and Tse at DANISA Denmark Open

Tang Chun-man and Tse Ying-suet won the Superseries title in the Mixed Doubles at the DANISA Denmark Open.

Tang and Tse competed against Zheng Siwei and Chen Qingchen from the mainland China in the final in Odense, and it was a dramatic back-and-forth battle.

With the score tied at one game all, the China pair looked set to seal the win, with four championship points in the deciding game. But the Hong Kong pair fought back to 20-20, saved another championship point when down 20-21, then took the victory.

"We are very excited," said Tang after collapsing to the ground in disbelief. "The win was unexpected because the opponents were very strong so we did not expect to win. We just kept trying and we felt that the audience encouraged us so we just kept fighting. "

Wong Wing-ki Vincent also claimed a bronze medal of the Men's Singles at the same event.

Meanwhile, at junior level, there were a gold and two bronzes for Hong Kong at the Badminton Asia U17 & U15 Junior Championships in Myanmar. Ko Shing-hei and Yeung Pui-lam took the gold with victory in the U17 Mixed Doubles.

Athlete	Event	Medal
Badminton Asia U17 & U15 Junior Championships / 4 to 8 October / Yangon, Myanmar
Ko Shing-hei, Yeung Pui-lam	Mixed Doubles (U17)	Gold
Ko Shing-hei	Men’s Singles (U17)	Bronze
Leung Sze-lok, Lui Chun-wai	Mixed Doubles (U17)	Bronze
DANISA Denmark Open - MetLife BWF World Superseries / 17 to 22 October / Odense, Denmark
Tang Chun-Man, Tse Ying-suet	Mixed Doubles	Gold
Wong Wing-ki Vincent	Men’s Singles	Bronze


From left: Tang Chun-Man, Tse Ying-suet	From left: Tse Ying-suet, Choong Tan-fook (Badminton Training Partner, HKSI), Tang Chun-Man

From left: Ko Shing-hei, Yeung Pui-lam, Lui Chun-wai, Leung Sze-lok

Lau Mo-sheung beats world's best in stunning display at the WKF Karate1 Series A

Lau Mo-sheng Grace won her first Karate1 gold medal of 2017 after a couple of near misses with a stunning performance at the WKF Karate1 Series A - Salzburg.

Lau took the win in the female kata for the third Karate1 victory of her career.

And it was all the more impressive given the opponent she beat along the way: two-time world champion Kiyou Shimizu of Japan, who had been undefeated in over six years of international competitions.

Earlier in 2017, she had earned two Karate1 bronze medals, in Rotterdam and Toledo, but this was a display that had the sport sitting up and taking notice.

And teammate Lee Ka-wai was also celebrating, as he took bronze in the Men's Kumite 75kg.

Athlete	Event	Medal
WKF Karate1 Series A - Salzburg / 7 to 8 October / Salzburg, Austria
Lau Mo-sheung Grace	Female Individual Kata	Gold
Lee Ka-wai	Male Individual Kumite -75 kg	Bronze

2^nd from right: Lau Mo-sheung Grace

Left: Lee Ka-wai

2^nd from right: Lau Mo-sheung Grace

3^rd and 4^th from left: Lee Ka-wai, William Thomas (Head Karatedo Coach, HKSI)

Billiard sport athlete Ng On-yee wins 1 gold medal at the WLBS Eden Women's Masters
Billiard sport athlete Ng On-yee won a gold medal in the Individual event at the WLBS Eden Women's Masters held from 28 to 29 October in Gloucester, United Kingdom.

Billiard sport athlete Robbie James Capito wins 1 silver medal at the World Juniors 9-Ball Championships
Billiard sport athlete Robbie James Capito won a silver medal in the Boys' Event (U17) at the World Juniors 9-Ball Championships held from 29 October to 3 November in Moscow, Russia.
	Robbie James Capito

Boccia team (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) wins 3 medals at the BISFed Bangkok World Open

The Hong Kong boccia team (Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled) won 2 gold and 1 bronze medal at the BISFed Bangkok World Open held from 2 to 11 October in Bangkok, Thailand.

Athlete	Event	Medal
Wong Kwan-hang	BC4 Individual	Gold
Lau Wai-yan Vivian, Leung Yuk-wing, Wong Kwan-hang	BC4 Pairs	Gold
Leung Yuk-wing	BC4 Individual	Bronze

Front row, from right: Leung Yuk-wing, Wong Kwan-hang
(Photo provided by the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled)

Cycling team wins 6 medals at the ACC Track Asia Cup

The Hong Kong cycling team won 4 silver and 2 bronze medals at the ACC Track Asia Cup held from 6 to 8 October in Bangkok, Thailand.

Athlete	Event	Medal
Lau Wan-hei	Men’s Scratch	Silver
Li Yin-yin	Women’s Keirin	Silver
Leung Hoi-wah	Women’s Points Race	Silver
Leung Bo-yee	Women’s Scratch	Silver
Cheung King-lok	Men’s Omnium	Bronze
Cheung King-lok	Men’s Points Race	Bronze

Fencing athlete Cheung Ka-long wins 1 bronze medal at the Men's Foil World Cup
Fencing athlete Cheung Ka-long won a bronze medal in the Men's Foil Individual event at the Men's Foil World Cup held from 20 to 22 October in Cairo, Egypt.

Fencing team wins 11 medals at the Asian U23 Fencing Championships

The Hong Kong fencing team won 2 gold, 3 silver and 6 bronze medals at the Asian U23 Fencing Championships held from 26 to 31 October in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Athlete	Event	Medal
Cheung Ka-long	Men’s Foil Individual	Gold
Cheung Ka-long, Choi Chun-yin Ryan, Lee Ka-fung, O Chun-yee	Men’s Foil Team	Gold
Ho Sze-hou	Men’s Epee Individual	Silver
Choi Chun-yin Ryan	Men’s Foil Individual	Silver
Chu Ka-mong, Ho Tik-lam, Hsieh Kaylin Sin-yan, Yang Chi-ya	Women’s Epee Team	Silver
Ng Ho-tin	Men’s Epee Individual	Bronze
Ho Sze-hou, Ng Ho-tin, Wong Tsz-ho, Yau Shun-him Himson	Men’s Epee Team	Bronze
Chan Cheuk-him, Iam Jethro Chung-yin, Lee Chak-fung, Tsang Tsz-hin	Men’s Sabre Team	Bronze
Ho Tik-lam	Women’s Epee Individual	Bronze
Kimberley Vanessa Cheung	Women’s Foil Individual	Bronze
Man Ngai-see Moriah	Women’s Sabre Individual	Bronze

Squash athlete Au Chun-ming wins 1 gold medal at the OHANA Malaysia Open Squash Championships
Squash athlete Au Chun-ming won a gold medal in the Men's Singles event at the OHANA Malaysia Open Squash Championships held from 16 to 21 October in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
	From left: Au Chun-ming, Faheem Khan (Squash Coach, HKSI) (Photo provided by the Hong Kong Squash)

Squash team wins 2 medals at the Pacific Toyota Cairns Squash International

The Hong Kong squash team won a silver and a bronze medal at the Pacific Toyota Cairns Squash International held from 26 to 29 October in Cairns, Australia.

Athlete	Event	Medal
Tong Tsz-wing	Women’s Singles	Silver
Chu Man-yee	Women’s Singles	Bronze

From left: Tong Tsz-wing, Lau Tsz-kwan
(Photo provided by the Hong Kong Squash)

Swimming athlete Chan Kin-lok wins 1 bronze medal at the FINA/airweave Swimming World Cup - Doha
Swimming athlete Chan Kin-lok won a bronze medal in the Women's 100m Butterfly event at the FINA/airweave Swimming World Cup - Doha held from 4 to 5 October in Doha, Qatar.

Table tennis team wins 3 medals at the ITTF Challenge, Polish Open

The Hong Kong table tennis team won 2 gold and 1 bronze medals at the ITTF Challenge, Polish Open held from 4 to 8 October in Czestochowa, Poland.

Athlete	Event	Medal
Ho Kwan-kit, Ng Pak-nam	Men’s Doubles	Gold
Doo Hoi-kem, Lee Ho-ching	Women’s Doubles	Gold
Lam Siu-hang	Men’s Singles (U21)	Bronze

Table tennis team wins 2 medals at the ITTF Challenge, Belgium Open

The Hong Kong table tennis team won a silver and a bronze medal at the ITTF Challenge, Belgium Open held from 31 October to 4 November in De Haan, Belgium.

Athlete	Event	Medal
Ng Pak-nam	Men’s Singles (U21)	Silver
Lam Siu-hang	Men’s Singles (U21)	Bronze

Elite results roundup (1 ‑ 30 September)

Sport	Name	Event	Position / No. Of Entries
5^th Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games	Lui Lai-yiu	Athletics - Women's 60m Hurdles	1^st/12
(16-27/9/2017, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan)	Leung Chun-wing	Cycling - Men's Omnium	1^st/16
	Lee Wai-sze	Cycling - Women's Keirin	1^st/10
	Diao Xiao-juan	Cycling - Women's Omnium	1^st/8
	Lee Wai-sze	Cycling - Women's Sprint	1^st/9
	Lee Wai-sze, Li Yin-yin, Ma Wing-yu	Cycling - Women's Team Sprint	1^st/6
	Au Hoi-shun Stephanie	Swimming - Women's 100m Backstroke	1^st/16
	Chan Kin-lok	Swimming - Women's 100m Butterfly	1^st/15
	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	1^st/9
	Au Hoi-shun Stephanie, Chan Kin-lok, Rainbow Ip, Sze Hang-yu	Swimming - Women's 4 x 100m Medley Relay	1^st/8
	Ko Siu-wai, Law Tsz-chun, Leung Chun-wing, Leung Ka-yu, Mow Ching-yin	Cycling - Men's Team Pursuit	2^nd/7
	Chan Hing-wai, Tin Lai-ki	Dance Sports - Paso Doble	2^nd/11
	Chan Hing-wai, Tin Lai-ki	Dance Sports - Rumba	2^nd/12
	Lam Wai-yi, Ng Sum-chun	Dance Sports - Salsa	2^nd/4
	Liu Kai-sum Sam, Liu Wan-hin	Dance Sports - Tango	2^nd/10
	Liu Kai-sum Sam, Liu Wan-hin	Dance Sports - Waltz	2^nd/10
	Wong Kwan-to	Swimming - Women's 50m Backstroke	2^nd/22
	Rainbow Ip	Swimming - Women's 100m Breaststroke	2^nd/18
	Sze Hang-yu	Swimming - Women's 100m Freestyle	2^nd/30
	Au Hoi-shun Stephanie, Chan Kin-lok, Sze Hang-yu, Tam Hoi-lam	Swimming - Women's 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay	2^nd/8
	Au Hoi-shun Stephanie, Ho Nam-wai, Sze Hang-yu, Wong Cho-ying	Swimming - Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay	2^nd/8
	Cheung Wang-fung	Athletics - Men's 60m Hurdles	3^rd/15
	Chan Ming-tai	Athletics - Men's Long Jump	3^rd/18
	Yeung Man-wai	Athletics - Women's High Jump	3^rd/7
	Ng On-yee	Billiard Sports - Women's 6-Red Ball Snooker Singles	3^rd/13
	Wan Ka-kai	Billiard Sports - Women's 6-Red Ball Snooker Singles	3^rd/13
	Ma Wing-yu	Cycling - Women's Keirin	3^rd/10
	Mak Ho-lun Raymond	Swimming - Men's 100m Individual Medley	3^rd/31
	Kong Man-yi Yvette	Swimming - Women's 50m Breaststroke	3^rd/23
	Kan Cheuk-tung Natalie	Swimming - Women's 100m Breaststroke	3^rd/18
	Chan Kin-lok	Swimming - Women's 50m Butterfly	3^rd/27
	Ho Nam-wai	Swimming - Women's 200m Freestyle	3^rd/13
	Wong Chun-hun, Wong Hong-kit	Tennis - Men's Doubles	3^rd/32
	Tse Chun-hin	Tenpin Bowling - Men's Singles	3^rd/64
	Mak Cheuk-yin, Wu Siu-hong	Tenpin Bowling - Men's Doubles	3^rd/31

Billiard sports
WPBSA SangSom 6 Red World Championship (4-9/9/2017, Bangkok, Thailand)	Fu Ka-chun	Individual	3^rd/32

LITEtask UK Women's Championship	Ng On-yee	Individual	1^st/31
(30/9-1/10/2017, Leeds, United Kingdom)	Wan Ka-kai	Individual	3^rd/31

Rowing
Asian Rowing Championships	Leung Chun-shek, Tang Chiu-mang	Men's Lightweight Double Sculls	1^st/10
(4-8/9/2017, Pattaya, Thailand)	Law Hiu-fung, Wong Wai-kin	Men's Pair	2^nd/6
	Lee Ka-man	Women's Lightweight Single Sculls	2^nd/7

Sports Climbing
10^th National Youth Rock Climbing Championships	Yu Wai-ping	Girls’ Junior Boulder	2^nd/13
(22-24/9/2017, Hebei, China)

Squash
HKFC PSA International Squash Open	Au Chun-ming	Men's Singles	1^st/28
(4-9/9/2017, Hong Kong)	Au Wing-chi Annie	Women's Singles	3^rd/28

Malaysian Squash Tour X (6-8/9/2017, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)	Lee Ka-yi	Women's Singles	3^rd/15

China Squash Challenge Cup	Chu Man-yee	Women's Singles	2^nd/14
(13-16/9/2017, Beijing, China)	Tong Tsz-wing	Women's Singles	3^rd/14

Macau Squash Open (18-24/9/2017, Macau, China)	Au Wing-chi Annie	Women's Singles	3^rd/27

Swimming
9^th Asian Age Group Swimming Championships	Cheuk Ming-ho	Boys - 200m Freestyle (15-17 years)	1^st/16
(9-16/9/2017, Tashkent, Uzbekistan)	Cheuk Ming-ho	Boys - 400m Freestyle (15-17 years)	1^st/12
	Cheuk Ming-ho, Chiu Tsz-tsun, Lau Ping-chi, Wong Ming-hong	Boys - 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay (15-17 years)	1^st/6
	Ho Nam-wai	Girls - 100m Freestyle (15-17 years)	1^st/18
	Ho Nam-wai	Girls - 400m Freestyle (15-17 years)	1^st/8
	Lam Hoi-kiu	Girls - 800m Freestyle (14 years & under)	1^st/9
	Lam Hoi-kiu, Suen Tsz-hin*, Wong Sze-ting, Yuk Shing-chi	Mixed - 4 x 100m Medley Relay (14 years & under)	1^st/4
	Yuk Shing-chi	Boys - 100m Backstroke (14 years & under)	2^nd/11
	Mok Kai-tik Marcus	Boys - 100m Breaststroke (15-17 years)	2^nd/19
	Cheuk Ming-ho	Boys - 1500m Freestyle (15-17 years)	2^nd/11
	Lau Ping-chi	Boys - 400m Individual Medley (15-17 years)	2^nd/12
	Cheuk Ming-ho, Lau Ping-chi, Dylan Ethan Tsui, Wong Ming-hong	Boys - 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (15-17 years)	2^nd/8
	Lam Hoi-kiu	Girls - 100m Breaststroke (14 years & under)	2^nd/15
	Wang Chin-lam	Girls - 100m Breaststroke (15-17 years)	2^nd/13
	Wang Chin-lam	Girls - 200m Breaststroke (15-17 years)	2^nd/10
	Kan Cheuk-tung Natalie	Girls - 50m Butterfly (15-17 years)	2^nd/14
	Tang Tsoi-lam Katii	Girls - 50m Freestyle (15-17 years)	2^nd/19
	Wong Sze-ting	Girls - 100m Freestyle (14 years & under)	2^nd/23
	Ho Nam-wai	Girls - 200m Freestyle (15-17 years)	2^nd/14
	Ho Sheung-wai, Lai Lok-yee, Wong Sze-ting, Yip Charis Gabrielle Chak-yan	Girls - 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (14 years & under)	2^nd/7
	Ho Nam-wai, Tang Tsoi-lam Katii, Tse Ching-ting, Wong Cho-ying	Girls - 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (15-17 years)	2^nd/6
	Ho Nam-wai, Tang Tsoi-lam Katii, Tse Ching-ting, Wong Cho-ying	Girls - 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay (15-17 years)	2^nd/8
	Ho Nam-wai, Tang Tsoi-lam Katii, Wang Chin-lam, Wong Cho-ying	Girls - 4 x 100m Medley Relay (15-17 years)	2^nd/6
	Chan Chun-yip Jonathan, Ho Sheung-wai, Suen Tsz-hin, Wong Sze-ting	Mixed - 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (14 years & under)	2^nd/8
	Cheuk Ming-ho, Ho Nam-wai, Tang Tsoi-lam Katii, Wong Ming-hong	Mixed - 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay (15-17 years)	2^nd/7
	Chiu Tsz-tsun, Ho Nam-wai, Mok Kai-tik Marcus, Tang Tsoi-lam Katii	Mixed - 4 x 100m Medley Relay (15-17 years)	2^nd/6
	Yuk Shing-chi	Boys - 50m Backstroke (14 years & under)	3^rd/11
	Wong Ming-hong	Boys - 100m Freestyle (15-17 years)	3^rd/24
	Mok Kai-tik Marcus	Boys - 200m Individual Medley (15-17 years)	3^rd/16
	Lam Hoi-kiu	Girls - 50m Breaststroke (14 years & under)	3^rd/16
	Kan Cheuk-tung Natalie	Girls - 100m Breaststroke (15-17 years)	3^rd/13
	Lam Hoi-kiu	Girls - 200m Breaststroke (14 years & under)	3^rd/14
	Wong Sze-ting	Girls - 50m Freestyle (14 years & under)	3^rd/19
	Tang Tsoi-lam Katii	Girls - 100m Freestyle (15-17 years)	3^rd/18

FINA/airweave Swimming World Cup - Hong Kong (30/9-1/10/2017, Hong Kong)	Au Hoi-shun Stephanie, Cheung Kin-tat Kent,Sze Hang-yu, To King-him Kenneth*	Mixed 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay	2^nd/6
	Au Hoi-shun Stephanie	Women's 50m Backstroke	3^rd/15
	Ho Nam-wai	Women's 400m Freestyle	3^rd/15

Table tennis
Croatia Junior & Cadet Open - ITTF Premium Junior Circuit	Chau Wing-sze, Lee Ka-yee, Wong Chin-yau	Junior Girls' Team	2^nd/22
(13-17/9/2017, Varazdin, Croatia)	Cheng Pak-hei, Chong Kai-ning Maurice	Junior Boys' Doubles	3^rd/62
	Wong Chin-yau	Junior Girls' Singles	3^rd/96

Seamaster ITTF World Tour Platinum, Hybiome Austrian Open	Ho Kwan-kit, Wong Chun-ting	Men's Doubles	3^rd/37
(19-24/9/2017, Linz, Austria)	Soo Wai-yam Minnie	Women's Singles (U21)	3^rd/30

Slovenia Junior & Cadet Open - ITTF Junior Circuit	Wong Chin-yau	Junior Girls' Singles	2^nd/60
(20-24/9/2017, Otocec, Slovenia)	Lee Ka-yee, Wong Chin-yau	Junior Girls' Doubles	2^nd/46
	Chau Wing-sze, Lee Ka-yee, Wong Chin-yau	Junior Girls' Team	2^nd/20

Tennis
China Junior 15 Guangzhou (Grade 3) (19-23/9/2017, Guangzhou, China)	Ng Ki-lung	Boy's Singles	3^rd/32

China Junior 16 (Grade 2)	Wong Hong-yi	Girls' Singles	1^st/32
(26-30/9/2017, Beijing, China)	Wong Hoi-ki Jenny, Wong Hong-yi	Girls' Doubles	1^st/16

Wushu
9^th Asian Junior Wushu Championships	Ng Tsz-chung	Boys' B Nanquan	1^st/10
(14-21/9/2017, Gumi City, South Korea)	Debbie Yeung	Girls' A Taijijian	1^st/8
	Michelle Yeung	Girls' B Changquan	1^st/13
	Michelle Yeung	Girls' B Daoshu	1^st/5
	Michelle Yeung	Girls' B Gunshu	1^st/5
	Lau Po-yan	Girls' B Nandao	1^st/10
	Jada Nicole He	Girls' C Gunshu	1^st/3
	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	1^st/3
	Seiya Obu	Boys' A Gunshu	2^nd/13
	James Lawrence Yuen	Boys' A Nandao	2^nd/15
	Ng Tsz-chung	Boys' B Nandao	2^nd/10
	Ng Tsz-chung	Boys' B Nangun	2^nd/10
	Lau Cheuk-hang	Boys' B Qiangshu	2^nd/8
	Yiu Cheuk-nam	Boys' C Jianshu	2^nd/7
	Lau Po-yan	Girls' B Nangun	2^nd/10
	Lau Po-yan	Girls' B Nanquan	2^nd/10
	Seiya Obu	Boys' A Changquan	3^rd/16
	Leung Yat-sing	Boys' A Taijiquan	3^rd/13
	Au Yeung Pui-yue	Girls' A Changquan	3^rd/13
	Lee Wing-yung	Girls' A Nandao	3^rd/10
	Lee Wing-yung	Girls' A Nanquan	3^rd/10

14^th World Wushu Championships	Liu Xuxu	Women's Daoshu	1^st/15
(26/9-3/10/2017, Kazan, Russia)	He Jianxin^#	Women's Nandao	1^st/14
	He Jianxin^#	Women's Nangun	1^st/12
	Zheng Tianhui	Women's Shuangjian	1^st/10
	Chen Suijin	Women's Taijijian	1^st/15
	Hui Tak-yan	Men's Taijiquan	2^nd/22
	Chen Suijin	Women's Baguazhang	2^nd/11
	Liu Xuxu	Women's Changquan	2^nd/41
	Hui Tak-yan	Men's Taijijian	3^rd/23
	Liu Xuxu	Women's Gunshu	3^rd/17
	He Jianxin^#	Women's Nanquan	3^rd/16
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Hong Kong Cycling Team supports Hong Kong Cyclothon
Hong Kong Cycling Team including cyclist Leung Chun-wing and Head Cycling Coach Shen Jinkang promoted Hong Kong Cyclothon organised by the Hong Kong Tourism Board on 8 October. Head Cycling Coach was invited to attend the flag-off ceremony as officiating guest while Leung Chun-wing participated in the Hong Kong Challenge - UCI Asia Tour 1.1 Road Race. Leung said he was honoured to compete with world class cyclists and enjoyed a lot of cooperating with the team. About 5,000 participants joined the event, including 17 professional cycling teams from 12 countries and regions taking part in the Hong Kong Challenge.

Leung Chun-wing (right)	Front row, 1^st from right : Shen Jinkang (Head Cycling Coach, HKSI)

Cyclist Lee Wai-sze Sarah shares at a financial seminar
Cyclist Lee Wai-sze Sarah attended a seminar organised by Convoy on 17 October for its staff members. Being an Olympic medallist and public icon, she shared her life experience in elite sports training, academic pursuit and facing ups and downs with over 600 participants, hoping to inspire the attendants to strive for improvement.
	Lee Wai-sze Sarah (right)

New titles at the Sports Information Centre (SIC)
The triathlete's training bible : the world's most comprehensive training guide (Fourth edition) (Call No.: GV1060.73 .F75 2016)
This all-new fourth edition is a comprehensive guide for aspiring and experienced triathletes. It distills the recent and significant changes in endurance sports science and practice into the philosophy and methodology of training for triathlon. The book has 14 chapters divided into 6 parts, exploring new ways to incorporate power meter techniques for cycling and running, personalise training plans and improve skills. It also adds emphasis on functional strength training, personalised recovery plan and skills in training data analysis. It is a valuable resource for triathlon coaches and advanced triathletes who strive for high-performance training and racing.
Performance psychology: perception, action, cognition, and emotion (Call No.: GV706.4 .P47 2016)
This book presents a scientific guide to performance psychology research, looking at the behavior of individuals and groups toward achieving specific goals. The book is structured in five sections to explore basic and applied research identifying cognition-action interactions, perception-cognition interactions, emotion-cognition interactions, and perception-action interactions. It outlines the importance of attention, memory, and decision-making in performance. This resource is highly recommended for coaches, sport psychologists and readers who are interested in performance psychology.