Hong Kong International School (HKIS) completed an outstanding sweep of basketball titles when their boys' Grade C team clinched honours earlier this week.
The Grade C team have been unbeaten for three years in the Hong Kong schools district competition. They are coached by American Jerry Markin, who also led the HKIS Grade A and B teams to success. Markin played at university level in the United States before he became
a coach.
The boys wrapped up the Grade C championship with a 54-32 victory over St Joseph's College on Monday.
Other teams in the division, such as Queen's College, Chong Gene Hang College, Aberdeen Baptist Lui Ming Choi College, Chinese International School and St Paul's Co-Educational College, were no match for the Tai Tam-based school.
The Grade C team won 16 games in all competitions this season, giving them a 38-0 (win-loss) record over the past three years. The boys also dominated the International Christian School League - a weekend tournament - winning nine straight games to take the title.