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China’s Olympic freestyle skier claims gold in season’s first Halfpipe World Cup with exceptional final run in challenging weather.
CEO believes partnership ‘is an incredibly important step in EASL’s growth’; it also extends into EASL Future Champions.
According to Nielsen, the amount generated placed the event between a Formula 1 race and a world championship for an Olympic sport.
Fan group calls for ticket sales to be halted as United States’ claim it would offer US$21 seats turns into ‘monumental betrayal’.
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Tournament will feature all three National Games medallists as Wu Yibing and Jerry Shang sign up alongside Hong Kong’s Wong.
China cruise to ITTF Mixed Team World Cup crown completing hat-trick of victories, while Germany become first European side to reach podium.
HK$500,000 already raised for Wang Fuk Court support fund in Lap Dog Challenge at Stanley Ho Sports Centre.
All you need to know ahead of the draw for the tournament in the US, Canada and Mexico – featuring Village People and a president or two.
Laurie Canter was eligible for US tour after finishing seventh in Race to Dubai, will join Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood for 2026 season.
Defending champions get their campaign off to a winning start, but not before some nervy moments in Chengdu.
Game’s local governing body follows example set by Oxfam Trailwalker, Cyclothon and Hong Kong China Rugby.
The deal, which has potential to bid to stage Asian Games or Olympics, aims at boosting cooperation between the three Greater Bay Area regions.
The Huanle Theatre promises to be a fitting location to the end of two weeks of action across the Greater Bay Area.
Victory over Shanghai sees the veteran win his fifth gold medal in his sixth appearance at the multi-sport event.
Beijing face Shanghai in team table tennis final, so Fan Zhendong plays Wang Chuqin a second time, while Hong Kong mountain bikers join fray.
They join Hong Kong and 22 other teams in the draw on December 3 following tense draw with Belgium in Dubai.
Cheung Ka-long and Ryan Choi compete in men’s team foil competition, while Wong is assured of a medal and show-jumpers hope to emulate him.
Shawal Anuar and Ilhan Fandi strike to send Singapore into Asian Cup for first time since 1984.
Wong is already guaranteed a medal in Zhuhai, but hopes to repeat his past victories over Wu and reach gold match.
Table tennis team competitions get serious, while athletics emerges from swimming’s shadow.
Ceci Lee claims omnium gold on final night of track cycling at Hong Kong Velodrome, while Siobhan Haughey finishes third twice in a matter of minutes.
Coleman Wong plays singles and doubles in Zhuhai, while Hong Kong’s fencers continue at Kai Tak.
Ian Ho beats Pan Zhanle in 50m freestyle while Cheung Ka-long comes third at Kai Tak Arena, after cycling gold for Ceci Lee and Chloe Leung.
Tennis star Coleman Wong and cyclist Ceci Lee also in action on Sunday, while there’s no rest for Siobhan Haughey.
Aaron Ho equals the best finish of any Hong Kong fencer at a National Games and is the city’s first sabreist to win a medal.
Saturday’s events include Siobhan Haughey’s 100 metres freestyle final, Kaylin Hsieh’s épée comp and some epic-looking table tennis clashes.
Hong Kong’s men’s rugby players beat Shandong at Kai Tak Stadium after Siobhan Haughey cruises into final of women’s 100m freestyle.
Hong Kong swimming star is back in the pool, Hong Kong’s men will face Shandong for gold in rugby sevens and Coleman Wong is in action.
Siobhan Haughey back on top after winning first gold at a National Games, and Hong Kong will battle Shandong for men’s rugby title.
