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More records were set in the second round of the Watsons Water Athletic King Championships held over the weekend.

Junior Athlete of the Year Tang Yik-chun was again the star of the show, taking both the 200 metres and 100m titles on Saturday and Sunday, respectively. He set new Hong Kong and junior records in the 200m heats, with a time of 20.94 seconds.

In the100m heats,  both Yik-chun and Lau Yu-leong broke the Hong Kong junior record (10.54 seconds) with times of 10.44 seconds and 10.53 seconds, respectively.

The 100m Hong Kong record holder Chiang Wai-hung seems to have met his match this season. He again lost to his younger rival, Yik-chun, just as he did in the first round in February.

Yik-chun, an 18-year-old student at Shun Tak Fraternal Association Yung Yau College, clocked 10.51 seconds in the final, edging Chiang (10.59 seconds) into second place. Wong Ka-chun was third on 10.61 seconds.

Three-time Athletic King Tang Hon-sing clocked 14.18 seconds in the men's 110m hurdles, which would have been a new Hong Kong record if it hadn't been wind assisted.

In the women's 10,000m, Good Hope School's Grace Ng Hei-man was at her best and set a new Hong Kong junior record with a time of 39 minutes, 50.87 seconds.

Roseda Lo Wing-hei, a 13-year-old student from Sha Tin College, won the women's 1,500m with a time of 5 minutes, 11.01 seconds. She was also second in the 800m (two minutes, 34.07 seconds).

Female Junior Athlete of the Year Leung Hau-sze was up against Wan Kin-yee and Chan Ho-yee in the 100m and 200m. Kin-yee was too fast for Hau-sze, 13, a  Diocesan Girls' School student, in both races, winning the 200m in 24.84 seconds, and the 100m in 11.79 seconds. Hau-sze clocked 25.28 seconds for second place in the 200m.



Teen record-breaker the star of the show