Michelle Obama
- Thu
- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 11:49pm
Hong Kong's Yu Chui-yee collected her sixth Paralympic gold medal with an emphatic win over mainlander Wu Baili in the women's individual foil (category A) final in London.
People in Hong Kong who know anything about wheelchair fencing know Alison Yu Chui-yee. The 28-year-old has achieved success in and out of competition and is always looking for ways to push...
After two disappointing results, So Wa-wai bounces back in style to win 200m
The 2008 Paralympics ended in Beijing yesterday, with Hong Kong winning five gold, three silver and three...
Former South China Morning Post Student Sportsperson of the Year Alison Yu Chui-yee played a key role as Hong Kong finished second in the Wheelchair Fencing World Cup at the Regal Riverside Hotel...
China are going from strength to strength as they gear up for the 2008 Paralympic Games in Beijing.
Opinion
Hong Kong have high hopes for a big medal haul when the Wheelchair Fencing World Cup starts today.
Schoolgirl Alison Yu Chui-yee won't be resting on her laurels despite winning four gold medals in fencing. Rather, she says she has returned to the 'starting point' as she chases more gold medals...
Hong Kong wrapped up their wheelchair fencing exploits at the Paralympic Games in Athens by winning another gold medal.
The wheelchair fencing events came to a dramatic and ultimately thrilling finale for Hong Kong as Fung Ying-ki came from behind to snatch the men's team sabre competition and hand Hong Kong a...
Hong Kong's all-conquering wheelchair fencing team will dominate the sport for years to come, according to their mainland coach Zheng Zhaokang.
The Hong Kong women's fencing team continued their dominance yesterday, dispatching Hungary 45-22 to win gold in the team foil category.
Prolific Yu Chui-yee once again led the way...
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