Each week we talk to HK's brightest and best
Name Lee Tsun-sang
School Choi Jun School
Grade Form Four
Sport Swimming
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Each week we talk to HK's brightest and best
Name Lee Tsun-sang
School Choi Jun School
Grade Form Four
Sport Swimming
...
As the nation counts down to the start of the world's greatest sporting event, young people in Hong Kong are being called on to help promote the spirit of the Paralympics.
Hong Kong's leading coaches have been rewarded for their dedication which helped athletes achieve international honours last year.
Seventy trainers received recognition at the annual...
Hong Kong's top athletes were rewarded for their brilliant performances at two major international sporting events last year.
China are going from strength to strength as they gear up for the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing.
WITH MOST LOCALS striving for academic excellence, being an athlete in Hong Kong is not easy. For a disabled athlete, life is even tougher.
Wheelchair fencer Yu Chui-yee, 18, is almost certain to be awarded her fifth Outstanding Junior Athlete (OJA) Award for her brilliant performance at last year's Far East and South Pacific Games...
BANGKOK: Hong Kong finished sixth overall in the medal table at the close of the FESPIC Games with 29 golds, 31 silvers and 17 bronze medals.
Hong Kong were most successful in the...
HONG KONG'S disabled athletes could benefit from the Sports Development Board's (SDB) target sports scheme, while soccer is most likely to lose their elite status.
THE wet surface on the track at the Hong Kong Sports Institute is playing havoc with Wong Chi-keung's training schedule.
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