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Cade Wright hands over to Robin Elg after her outstanding leg in the National Games relay. Photo: Eugene Lee
Triathlon

Hong Kong triathlon coach to lay down key Olympics message, signpost LA route

Andrew Wright urges talented city squad to take advantage while going is good – ‘we don’t know what future looks like’.

Hong Kong Marathon

Top city runner Virginia Lo to resume ‘personal best’ quest at Hong Kong Marathon

Australian Open

Coleman Wong vows to ‘give my best’ to progress in Australian Open

Fencing

American-Chinese teen fencer Liu ready to overcome tough start in ‘year of growth’

A year ago Jaelyn Liu left Hong Kong as the youngest winner ever of a foil World Cup event. The past 12 months have been full of highs and lows.

US women’s foil coach Ralf Bissdorf (left) and Jaelyn Liu at the Foil World Cup at Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld-Expo. Photo: Mike Chan
US women’s foil coach Ralf Bissdorf (left) and Jaelyn Liu at the Foil World Cup at Hong Kong’s AsiaWorld-Expo. Photo: Mike Chan
Fencing

US sacrifice Hong Kong fencing title bid with Olympic gold already in their sights

Head coach Ralf Bissdorf’s inexperienced squad take team foil bronze at AsiaWorld-Expo, while Italy seal third consecutive World Cup title.

Fencing

Top Hong Kong fencer Ryan Choi gets year off to solid start with World Cup silver

World No 1 follows up a gold medal win in Japan last month with another podium finish in Paris while at home, women’s team attain best finish.

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Lacrosse

Hong Kong’s men fall short in bid to reach 2027 World Lacrosse Championship

10-6 defeat at hands of New Zealand means fifth place is best city can do, with top 4 at Asia-Pacific tournament qualifying for global event.

The best Hong Kong can do is finish fifth at the Asia-Pacific Championship. Photo: Handout
The best Hong Kong can do is finish fifth at the Asia-Pacific Championship. Photo: Handout
Herve Dagorne

Courageous Hongkonger Chloe Leung ignores illness for Asean track cycling medals

National Games gold medallist banks silver and bronze in Malaysia, as head coach introduces teenagers to senior competition.

ATP

Bublik ready to battle Shang in Hong Kong heat with tennis semi-final on line

Kazakhstan’s Alexander Bublik takes straight sets win at Victoria Park and says he loves city’s hot weather.

Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Hong Kong Open title holder Muller hoping for another year like the last

If he wins title again, Frenchman will become first man to defend it since Michael Chang did so in 1994 and 1995.

Alexandre Muller faced Miomir Kecmanovic on the second day of the Hong Kong Open on Tuesday. Photo: Elson Li
ATP

Coleman Wong enjoys day in the sun to win first singles match at Hong Kong Open

Hongkonger beats Argentinian opponent ranked 78 spots higher, while China’s Jerry Shang also outlasts an Argentine at Causeway Bay.

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Coleman Wong taking selfies with supporters after winning his first-round match at the Hong Kong Open on Tuesday. Photo: Elson Li
Coleman Wong taking selfies with supporters after winning his first-round match at the Hong Kong Open on Tuesday. Photo: Elson Li
Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Hong Kong Tennis Open: Wu starts well as Cilic says he is ‘in a good position’

National Games champ the day’s best performer, 2014 US Open winner says he is a fan of Victoria Park site; Coleman Wong in doubles win.

Marathons

Milestone marathon now just a marker on Hongkonger’s road to reaching magic number

Ming Chen, who has competed across the globe, once planned to stop on 88 races. But she will hit that on Sunday, so now 100 is the target.

Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open

Wong handed tough Hong Kong Tennis Open draw, Rublev and Muller kept apart

The main draw starts on Monday with the singles and doubles first rounds, with the second round getting under way on Wednesday.

Coleman Wong will face Mariano Navone of Argentina in the first round of the Hong Kong Tennis Open. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong sports

From ice hockey to sevens, here’s what lies ahead for Hong Kong sport in 2026

It might only be the start of the year, but the city already has a packed sporting calendar.

Arsenal’s Gabriel Martinelli tries a shot in the first half of his side’s Hong Kong Football Festival clash against Tottenham Hotspur at Kai Tak Stadium. Photo: Elson Li
Arsenal’s Gabriel Martinelli tries a shot in the first half of his side’s Hong Kong Football Festival clash against Tottenham Hotspur at Kai Tak Stadium. Photo: Elson Li
Hong Kong racing

Crowds, turnover up as Hong Kong racing gets new year off to ‘terrific’ start

Jockey Club boss Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges says number of spectators from outside city shows sport is on ‘the right track’.

2026 Olympic Winter Games

Hong Kong’s next generation of Winter Olympians nurtured by speed skater Chu

2026 Games in Milano-Cortina only weeks away, but Chu is already looking ahead as his academy raises standards and changes lives.

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Lacrosse

Hong Kong’s men and women miss bronze, but seal best finishes at lacrosse sixes

Fourth places for city’s teams mark new high at Hong Kong International Lacrosse Sixes tournament.

Hong Kong’s Hon Cheunk-yee takes a shot under pressure from JLA’s Korogi Riho (right) during the women’s bronze medal match at the Hong Kong International Lacrosse Sixes. Photo: Sun Yeung
Hong Kong’s Hon Cheunk-yee takes a shot under pressure from JLA’s Korogi Riho (right) during the women’s bronze medal match at the Hong Kong International Lacrosse Sixes. Photo: Sun Yeung
The Football Association of Hong Kong, China

Camargo penalty saves Hong Kong in ill-tempered clash with 9-man Guangdong

Everton Camargo’s second-half spot kick earns new interim head coach Roberto Losada a draw in first game in charge.

Lacrosse

Hong Kong Lacrosse Sixes a ‘chance to test strategies’ for 2028 Olympics

Home teams make mixed start on day one of three at Hong Kong Football Club.

Water sports

Comanche, LawConnect continue duel in Sydney to Hobart race, Hong Kong boat 3rd

With more than half the race completed, the city’s SHK Scallywag 100 was third, while Wild Thing 100 became the first supermaxi to retire.

Master Lock Comanche was four nautical miles ahead of LawConnect on Saturday morning, the second day of the race. Photo: Rolex/Andrea Francolini
Water sports

12-hour races to humpback whales: Hong Kong canoeists make Pacific history

Team of legal and finance professionals, sports coaches and a barber complete the torturous Hawaiki Nui Va’a race in French Polynesia.

Hong Kong’s Aloha Adventure Squad is the first team from the city to complete the Hawaiki Nui Va’a race in French Polynesia. Photo: Handout
Hong Kong’s Aloha Adventure Squad is the first team from the city to complete the Hawaiki Nui Va’a race in French Polynesia. Photo: Handout
IOC

Greater ambition: how Hong Kong and bay area could host Asian Games, Olympics

The cooperation showcased by the co-hosted National Games has further fuelled calls to launch a bid to welcome the world.

Lacrosse

Lacrosse boss upbeat as ‘legendary’ Japanese coach makes Hong Kong debut

Takeshi Sato will make his competitive start for the city’s teams at the Hong Kong International Lacrosse Sixes this weekend.

Beijing Winter Olympics 2022

Young speed skaters inspired by Olympian Chu take to the ice at Hong Kong Cup

Skaters such as Tristan Lo say being able to have more time on the rinks would make a huge difference to city’s growing prospects.

Hong Kong’s 2022 Olympics speed skater Sidney Chu with several young skaters, including Jamie Wan (second from right), at the Hong Kong Cup in Discovery Bay on Tuesday. Photo: Ada Li
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