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SCMP Reporter

QUEEN'S College dominated overwhelmingly the recent inter-school table-tennis singles competition as their representatives captured the Grades A, B and C singles titles in convincing style.

  The annual event was held recently at Choi Hung Road Indoor Games Hall after the league competitions.

 All the seeded players from Queen's College qualified for the final round. In the boys' Grade A section, Queen's number one player Yam Tak-yiu put down the challenge of Tsoi Ngong of Hong Kong Sam Yuk Secondary School, taking the title in straight sets 21-16, 22-20.

  It was an all Queen's final in the Grade B section. Leung Wing-hang needed three sets to beat teammate Ng Chak-sum to win the title. The score read 16-21, 21-15 and 21-17.

  In Grade C, Queen's Lam Chi-hang easily saw off Seto Kin-man of Mong Man Wai College in straight sets, 21-19, 21-8, to win the singles crown.

  The Queen's trio earlier played a dominant role in helping the school win all the Grades A, B and C league titles and Queen's thereby clinched their overall championship nine times in a row.

  Diocesan Boys' School, however, performed brilliantly in the doubles competition, taking the Grade A and C titles.

  In the Grade A final, Cheng Chi-chung and Fung Wai-kit (DBS) outplayed Queen's pair Lam Wai-chun and Wong Chi-yan in straight sets 22-20 and 21-14 to win the doubles title.

  DBS Chan Sek-wai and Juen Kam-wing collected the second gold medal for their school by beating Chow Yiu-hang and Law Chun-fai of Heep Woh College in straight sets 21-12 and 21-18.

  Chang Wai-shing and Ting Yap of Kiangsu-Chekiang College took the Grade B title. Queen's College only finished third in Grades B and C events.

  In the girls' section, Division One overall champions Heep Yunn School displayed their power in the Grade B singles competition. Yam Ming-man disposed of teammate Fong Pui-sze with a straight sets 23-21, 21-13 victory to win the title.

    Chiu Yuen-yee of St Antonius Girls' College and Wong Choi-ki of Ho Tung Technical School for Girls won the Grade A and Grade C titles, respectively.

    In the doubles event, Janny Tang and Alice Chiu broke the domination of Cognitio College, Hong Kong by taking the Grade B title. The Grades A and C titles all went to Cognitio College.

 Mr Wan is an official of the Hong Kong Schools Sports Council 



Queen's steal the limelight