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The French city of Deauville hosts several HKJC trophy races in August each year. Photo: HKJC
Hong Kong Jockey Club

Hong Kong Jockey Club joins forces with Deauville in France on MOU

The 3-year agreement further cemented a relationship that already involves racing events in the city and at the Deauville-La Touques Racecourse.

Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong cyclists study Japanese streets in hope they will be paved with gold

Fencing

Young Hong Kong fencers in Shanghai battle to make Asian, World championships

Hong Kong Jockey Club

Hong Kong Jockey Club surges past EPL and F1 in global sports revenues

HKJC trails only NFL and NBA, as global sports revenues hit a record US$174 billion in 2025, according to a report.

The continued success of champion jockey Zac Purton and record-setting horse Ka Ying Rising helped propel the Hong Kong Jockey Club’s revenues in 2025. Photo: Sam Tsang
The continued success of champion jockey Zac Purton and record-setting horse Ka Ying Rising helped propel the Hong Kong Jockey Club’s revenues in 2025. Photo: Sam Tsang
Fencing

Fencing No 1 Ryan Choi aims to put Hong Kong on top of the world

Hong Kong ranked fourth ahead of staging World Fencing Championships this summer, with Italy, US and France the top three.

Triathlon

Hong Kong triathletes’ World Cup efforts provide Asian Games boost

Oscar Coggins in career-best form, while Bailee Brown and Tallulah Wright showed ‘night-and-day progress’.

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Swimming

Exclusive | Ariarne Titmus: Olympic champion on retiring at 25 and Siobhan Haughey

Australian superstar swimmer reflects on ‘defining point in my life’, fearless work ethic and ‘eating pressure for breakfast’.

Ariarne Titmus having fun during a Laureus visit to Renaissance College in Ma On Shan. Photo: Laureus
Ariarne Titmus having fun during a Laureus visit to Renaissance College in Ma On Shan. Photo: Laureus
Hyrox

Hong Kong’s largest Hyrox event attracts fitness fanatics from over 60 countries

More than 19,500 competitors are expected to converge on AsiaWorld-Expo over the three days from Friday.

ITTF

Hong Kong coach takes world championships positives despite medal drought

Li Ching happy with women reaching quarter-finals and performance of the men’s players ahead of September Asian Games.

Chinese Basketball Association

Hong Kong Bulls anxiously wait to learn fate about competing in top-tier CBA league

City’s basketball team also moved closer to finding a permanent home with renovation discussions on Southorn Stadium in Wan Chai ongoing.

Hong Kong Bulls (blue) are waiting to learn their fate about playing in the top tier of the Chinese basketball league. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hyrox

Visually impaired Hongkonger ready for challenge of making Hyrox debut in city

Max Lam will compete in mixed doubles alongside guide runner Aileen Wong, with pair sharing workout stations after three months of training.

Max Lam (left) will make his Hyrox debut in Saturday’s mixed doubles format alongside his event partner and guide runner Aileen Wong. Photo: Elson Li
Max Lam (left) will make his Hyrox debut in Saturday’s mixed doubles format alongside his event partner and guide runner Aileen Wong. Photo: Elson Li
Triathlon

Hong Kong triathlon star following blueprint for success in Asian Games quest

Oscar Coggins sticking to ploy that delivered National Games medal as he eyes defining Triathlon World Cup performance in Chengdu.

ITTF

Hong Kong’s men, women make solid start to World Team Table Tennis Championships

Men beat North Korea 3-0 in first knockout stage, while women labour to 3-2 victory over Wales in London.

Fencing

Hong Kong fencers extend world rankings lead over Japan at FIE Foil World Cup

Teenager Harris Ho played pivotal role in team’s progress to semi-finals, while Ryan Choi was the city’s best performer in individual events.

Teenager Harris Ho (right) was one of the standout performers at the FIE World Cup event. Photo: FIE
ATP

Coleman Wong holds his nerve and serve to claim first ATP Challenger Tour title

Wong claims Jiangxi Open crown after a nearly two-hour tussle with Adam Walton, ends week having not dropped a set.

Hong Kong tennis star Coleman Wong celebrates after winning his first ATP Challenger title. Photo: handout
Hong Kong tennis star Coleman Wong celebrates after winning his first ATP Challenger title. Photo: handout
Lacrosse

City’s lacrosse officials upbeat sport is on track to qualify for elite status

Team missed out on sealing Tier B spot at the Hong Kong Sports Institute after winning gold and silver at Asian championships in China.

Asian Games 2023

China’s Hou Yifan a world chess champion who changes rules, pushes boundaries

Youngest female grandmaster in history helped improve format of women’s game, is now a professor looking into cognitive benefits of chess.

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Hong Kong Sports Institute

Hong Kong Olympian Boey Leung at peace with retirement after going out on high

The 2023 Asian Games medallist set to study psychology after counsellor helped her through ‘hard time’ following Tokyo Games.

Boey Leung is still riding her bike despite retiring from the sport following a fine career. Photo: Edmond So
Boey Leung is still riding her bike despite retiring from the sport following a fine career. Photo: Edmond So
ITTF

City head coach calls on young players to support team at table tennis championships

Li Ching also singled out Doo Hoi-kem and Baldwin Chan for praise as men’s and women’s teams top groups to reach knockout stages.

East Asia Super League

Young city basketball players to get elite coaching in EASL’s Future Champions plan

The programme, in collaboration with the Jockey Club, has also been launched in Macau and Cebu City, with 176 participants across three cities.

Lacrosse

New Hong Kong lacrosse coach will make ‘tough decisions’ as he eyes Olympic dream

Canadian Kevin Crowley has been handed the reins to the city’s men’s team, and everyone will need to fight for their spot in new era.

New Hong Kong lacrosse head coach Kevin Crowley is under no illusions as to the challenge that lies ahead. Photo: Sam Tsang
Oxfam Trailwalker

Oxfam Trailwalker to introduce 20km category to mark event’s 50th anniversary

While signature 100km race requires all team members to be at least 18 on race day, the new event allows those aged 14 or above to take part.

Henry Tang, director general of Oxfam Hong Kong (second from left) and Bernard Chan, Oxfam Trailwalker steering group convenor (fourth from left) at the event press conference on Wednesday. Photo: Nora Tam
Henry Tang, director general of Oxfam Hong Kong (second from left) and Bernard Chan, Oxfam Trailwalker steering group convenor (fourth from left) at the event press conference on Wednesday. Photo: Nora Tam
Asian Games 2026

Hong Kong rower wins Asian gold, still thinks results ‘short of expectations’

Chiu Hin-chun wary of threat from China, Japan and Uzbekistan rivals at the Asian Games in Japan in September.

Fencing

Hong Kong foil coach believes World Fencing League ‘positive move’ for sport

Greg Koenig, who helped turn Ryan Choi into a world champion, stated that global contest is a new way to use technology and engage audiences.

Lacrosse

City men’s lacrosse head coach believes ‘future bright’ for sport after winning gold

Kevin Crowley took charge of his first tournament, while women’s team claimed silver at the 2026 Asian Lacrosse Games in Chengdu.

Hong Kong men’s team beat China 12-9 in the final at the 2026 Asian Lacrosse Games. Photo: Hong Kong, China Lacrosse Association
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