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      <description>Head coach Herve Dagorne said his star pair of Ceci Lee Sze-wing and Chloe Leung Wing-yee were “not proud of themselves” after the golden glow of Saturday gave way to dark disappointment on Sunday for Hong Kong’s cyclists.
Pivotal members of the six-strong team that clinched Asian Road Cycling Championships time trial mixed relay gold at the beginning of the weekend in Saudi Arabia, Lee and Leung had been fancied to add to the city squad’s two-medal haul in the women’s road race on...</description>
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      <description>We’re much closer to the end than the beginning of what has been an enthralling National Games, but we’re not done yet.
Fresh off a first fencing gold for the men’s foil team, their épée counterparts get a chance to redeem themselves after the individual slip-ups they all suffered earlier this week.
In badminton, mixed doubles Olympic champions Zheng Siwei and Huang Yaqiong are proving that age is just a number. Having retired after their golden hurrah in Paris, they came back for an encore and...</description>
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      <title>National Games: Hong Kong fencers go again, Fan v Wang part 2 – what to watch on day 11</title>
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      <description>Ng Pak-hang has said the emergence of a promising crop of youngsters would end the current situation of Hong Kong’s leading cyclists being asked to spread themselves too thin.
The 26-year-old, who finished fourth in last week’s National Games time trial, was part of the team pursuit quartet eliminated in qualifying on a fruitless opening day for the city’s athletes.
Ng said he and teammates Vincent Lau Wan-yau, Chu Tsun-wai and Mow Ching-yin had not prioritised training for the pursuit, owing to...</description>
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      <description>Herve Dagorne has backed Yang Qianyu to rein in the provincial rivals who may try to upset Ceci Lee Sze-wing’s pursuit of a second straight National Games cycling road race title.
Yang reneged on her retirement plans after initially quitting the sport following her 2023 Asian Games road race gold.
Plagued by a back problem since her return to competition, the 32-year-old, also a National Games champion on the track in 2017, has had her recent workload carefully managed by Dagorne.
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      <description>Hong Kong cycling chiefs have revealed the riders they have charged with living up to the city’s proud National Games history.
With 23 medals since Hong Kong began competing in 1997, cycling is the city’s most successful Games sport. Wong Kam-po, who claimed five Games medals, won road race gold for Hong Kong’s only prize on their Shanghai debut 28 years ago.
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      <description>Ceci Lee Sze-wing has delivered a timely reminder of her potential to become Hong Kong’s National Games poster girl, as the city began its 100-day countdown to co-hosting the showpiece.
The cyclist claimed a notable victory in a criterium race on Saturday in Brisbane, where the Hong Kong team are holding a month-long training camp. And on Sunday, Lee, 24, was second behind teammate Chloe Leung Wing-yee in a nip-and-tuck road race.
Although Lee is desperately keen to take omnium gold in her...</description>
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