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Right on cue: Ng On-yee sinks her biggest award as she is named ‘Best of the Best’

Hong Kong’s top women’s snooker player scoops the main prize at glittering Hong Kong Sports Star Awards ceremony in Wan Chai, beating out cyclist Sarah Lee

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Award winners Hu Yun (badminton), Wu Siu-hong (tenpin bowling), Ng On-Yee (snoooker and Best of the Best), Shek Wai-hung (gymnastics) are beaming with their trophies in hand at the Samsung 2015 Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards at the Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai. Photos: Nora Tam

Hong Kong star cue master Ng On-yee showed humility to match her calmness on the snooker table after she picked up the night’s biggest award at a glittering Hong Kong Sports Star Awards on Monday night.

At the Hong Kong sports “Oscars” at the Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai, the 25-year-old women’s world champion was named “Best of the Best”, beating out last year’s winner, cyclist Sarah Lee Wai-sze.

WATCH: Ng On-yee talks to the press after the ceremony

This could not have happened without the hard work and contributions of many former snooker players in Hong Kong. I owe them a lot
Ng On-yee

“I am very happy to have had a lot people supporting me so that I can overcome hurdle after hurdle to achieve the many good results on the international stage,” said Ng.

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“As a player, I enjoy a lot of benefits in training and competitions but this could not have happened without the hard work and contributions of many former snooker players in Hong Kong. I owe them a lot.

“I will be spending a lot more time in England this year and the road ahead will be much more difficult against many top professionals, but I will keep learning to become a better player.”

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World snooker champion Ng On-yee makes a speech after winning her Sports Star award at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai. Photo: Nora Tam
World snooker champion Ng On-yee makes a speech after winning her Sports Star award at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai. Photo: Nora Tam
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