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Alvin Sallay

HONG KONG'S first couple of windsurfing, Lee Lai-shan, 24, and Sam Wong Tak-sum, 28, will sail down the aisle soon after the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.

  The territory's leading windsurfers made the announcement soon after they both won silver medals at the Asian Games in Hiroshima yesterday.

  But they said the wedding would have to take second place for the moment.

  'I want to concentrate on winning a medal at the Olympics,' said Lee Lai-shan, better known as San San.

  'After that I will think about marriage.'   Sam was on the same wavelength: The Olympics first, a wedding after 1996.' 



Medallists set to sail down aisle