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SUMMARY:[SBH Singapore International Challenge 2026] Ng Tsz Yau won Silver in Mixed Doubles!
DESCRIPTION:Our current elite athlete-student Ng Tsz Yau (Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)) shone at the “SBH Singapore International Challenge 2026”. Partnering with Chan Yin Chak in the badminton mixed doubles event\, they defeated teams from India\, Malaysia\, Thailand and then staged a comeback to beat the Korean duo 2:1 in the semifinals. The final was held on March 1\, where Ng Tsz Yau and her partner faced the second-seeded Japanese duo. They led briefly in the opening game but ultimately fell short\, losing 0:2. Despite the setback\, the pair grabbed their first-ever mixed doubles silver medal in this tournament. Congratulations! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFront row left: Ng Tsz YauPhoto provided by Badminton Association of Hong Kong\, China
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/news-event/sbh-singapore-international-challenge-2026-ng-tsz-yau-won-silver-in-mixed-doubles/
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SUMMARY:[2026 UCI Track World Cup - Perth] EdUHK Elite Athlete-Students win One Silver and Two Bronze!
DESCRIPTION:Four elite athlete-students (Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)) delivered an outstanding performance at the 2026 UCI Track World Cup held in Perth\, Australia\, from March 6 to 8. On the opening day\, Lee Sze Wing impressed with a decisive late surge in the women’s elimination race\, defeating the Australian rider to secure her first-ever World Cup bronze medal. She continued her strong form in women’s omnium\, maintaining consistency across four events. With a total of 117 points\, she earned a second bronze medal in this competition. In the men’s team pursuit\, Ng Pak Hang\, Tso Kai Kwong\, and Mow Ching Yin\, alongside with their teammates Chu Tsun Wai and Ma Yik Fei\, advanced to the final after defeating Chinese Taipei in the semi-final. Despite a strong challenge from the Australian team\, the Hong Kong team secured a historic silver medal —  the first ever World Cup medal in a middle-distance team event. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRight: Lee Sze WingPhoto provided by: Hong Kong Head Cycling Coach\, Herve Dagorne\n\n\n\n\nThird from left: Ng Pak Hang\, Mow Ching Yin\, Tso Kai KwongPhoto provided by Sportsroad
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/news-event/2026-uci-track-world-cup-perth-eduhk-elite-athlete-students-win-one-silver-and-two-bronze/
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SUMMARY:2nd Departmental Luncheon Meeting for Academic Staff & PhD Students 2025/26
DESCRIPTION:The Departmental Research and Development Committee (DRDC) successfully held the second luncheon meeting for academic staff and PhD students for the 2025/26 academic year on 18 March 2026. The meeting provided an informal and engaging platform for academic staff members and research postgraduate students to connect and share ideas. Three PhD students\, Mr KONG Yu Hin (left)\, Ms Jacklyn TSANG (middle)\, and Ms CHEN Lin Linda (right)\, were invited to share their research projects developed on the following topics: \n\n\n\n\n“How Athletes React to Visual Stimuli under Stress?” by Mr KONG Yu Hin\n\n\n\n“A New Perspective on Obesity Management: The Effects of Intermittent Dieting with Break Periods during Weight Reduction” by Ms Jacklyn TSANG\n\n\n\n“Understanding Physical Activity Engagement and its Determinants in the Older Adults” by Ms CHEN Lin Linda\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAcademic staff actively provided insightful comments and constructive suggestions to help PhD students refine and strengthen their proposals and studies\n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nThe session concluded with discussions and valuable feedback from both staff and students\, nurturing a collaborative environment for research development. \n\n\n\nThe session concluded with discussions and valuable feedback from both staff and students\, nurturing a collaborative environment for research development.
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/news-event/2nd-departmental-luncheon-meeting-for-academic-staff-phd-students-2025-26/
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SUMMARY:[Yonex Sunrise Vietnam International Challenge 2026] Ng Tsz Yau won Gold in Mixed Doubles!
DESCRIPTION:Our current elite athlete-student Ng Tsz Yau (Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)) has continued her excellent form in the “Yonex Sunrise Vietnam International Challenge 2026” after winning the Mixed Doubles Silver Medal for Hong Kong at the Singapore International Badminton Challenge in early March. Ng Tsz Yau partnered with Chan Yin Chak to deliver another outstanding performance throughout the competition. They defeated teams from Chinese Taipei\, Malaysia\, and the top-seeded Thai pair\, before staging a remarkable comeback in the semi-finals to beat the Japanese duo 2:1 and advance to the final. The final was held on 29 March\, where Ng Tsz Yau and her partner faced another Japanese pair composed of the member of runners-up in the 2023 Asian Championships mixed doubles event and bronze medalist in the women’s doubles at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Both sides traded points closely in the early stages of the first game\, but the Japanese female player later suffered an unfortunate knee injury and was forced to withdraw. The Hong Kong pair claimed their first championship title since teaming up. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThird from right : Ng Tsz YauPhoto provided by Badminton Association of Hong Kong\, China\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here for details
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/news-event/yonex-sunrise-vietnam-international-challenge-2026-ng-tsz-yau-won-gold-in-mixed-doubles/
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SUMMARY:[Asian Track Cycling Continental Championships 2026] EdUHK Elite Athlete-Students win One Gold\, One Silver and Five Bronze!
DESCRIPTION:Six elite athlete-students (Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)) performed exceptionally at the Asian Track Cycling Continental Championships 2026 held in Tagaytay\, Philippines from March 25 to 31\, bringing home one gold\, one silver and five bronze medals. On the opening day\, Lee Sze Wing\, Leung Wing Yee\, Leung Bo Yee\, and Kwan Tsz Kwan finished the Women’s Elite Team Pursuit race in 4 minutes 23.332 seconds\, gaining victory over the Korean team to secure Hong Kong’s first bronze medal in this competition. The result also broke the Hong Kong record previously set in the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou. On the same day\, Mok Tsz Chun\, alongside his teammates To Cheuk Hei and Yung Tsun Ho\, joined forces in the Men’s Elite Team Sprint. The trio defeated Thailand and Malaysia to claim another bronze medal — marking Hong Kong’s first-ever medal in the Men’s Team Sprint event. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFrom left: Lee Sze Wing\, Leung Bo Yee\, Leung Wing Yee; Right: Kwan Tsz KwanPhoto provided by Sportsroad\n\n\n\nMiddle: Mok Tsz ChunPhoto provided by Sportsroad\n\n\n\n\nLee Sze Wing carried the winning momentum into the individual Elimination Race on the second race day\, where she emerged as the last rider standing and clinched gold after prevailing over top riders from China\, Japan\, Korea\, Uzbekistan\, and other nations. She marked a career milestone by grabbing her first Asian championship title in the event.  Sze Wing continued her strong form in the Women’s Omnium and secured 2 points in the final sprint lap to finish with 126 points\, earning the silver medal despite once being caught up by the Korean rider. \n\n\n\n\nLeft: Hong Kong Head Cycling Coach\, Herve Dagorne; Right: Lee Sze Wing Photo provided by Sportsroad\n\n\n\nLeft: Lee Sze Wing Photo provided by Sportsroad\n\n\n\n\nOn Day 4 of the competition\, Leung Wing Yee competed in the Women’s Points Race. Although she was unable to maintain her lead in final stages\, she finished with 34 points\, securing a bronze medal. The next day\, Leung Wing Yee and Lee Sze Wing paired up in Women’s Madison. The duo led at one point but ultimately finished behind China and Japan\, taking home bronze with 31 points. In the Men’s Madison (200 laps\, 50 km)\, Tso Kai Kwong partnered with Chu Tsun Wai. Despite missing points in the early stage\, they delivered a strong fightback and scored consistently in later rounds\, adding another bronze medal with a result of 65 points. \n\n\n\n\nLeft: Leung Wing Yee; Right: Hong Kong Head Cycling Coach\, Herve Dagorne Photo provided by Sportsroad\n\n\n\nFrom right: Leung Wing Yee\, Lee Sze Wing Photo provided by Sportsroad\n\n\n\nSecond from right: Tso Kai Kwong Photo provided by Sportsroad\n\n\n\n\nCongratulations to the Hong Kong team for winning one gold\, one silver\, and five bronze medals over the course of the championships\, showcasing exceptional teamwork and indomitable spirit! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEdUHK elite athlete-studentsEventResultLee Sze WingWomen’s Elimination RaceWomen’s OmniumGold medalSilver medalLeung Wing YeeWomen’s Points RaceBronze medalLee Sze Wing\,Leung Wing Yee\,Leung Bo Yee\, Kwan Tsz KwanWomen’s Team PursuitBronze medalLee Sze Wing\, Leung Wing YeeWomen’s MadisonBronze medalMok Tsz ChunMen’s Team SprintBronze medalTso Kai KwongMen’s MadisonBronze medal\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here for details 01\n\n\n\nClick here for details 02   \n\n\n\nClick here for details 03\n\n\n\nClick here for details 04\n\n\n\nClick here for details 05
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/news-event/asian-track-cycling-continental-championships-2026-eduhk-elite-athlete-students-win-one-gold-one-silver-and-five-bronze/
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SUMMARY:Elite Athlete-Students Honoured at the Cathay 2025 Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards
DESCRIPTION:The Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong\, China (SF&OC) held the “Cathay 2025 Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards” Presentation Ceremony on 31 March at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Two elite athlete-students from the University\, Chiu Hin Chun and Lee Sze Wing\, were honoured at this year’s Awards. Rowing athlete Chiu Hin Chun (Master of Social Sciences in Sports Coaching and Management)\, was honoured one of the “Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards for Men” for the first time\, marking an important milestone in his sporting career. Over the past year\, he achieved Hong Kong’s best-ever result of 7th place in the Men’s Lightweight Single Sculls at the World Championships. He subsequently won a gold medal at the Asian Championships\, was selected as the flag bearer for Hong Kong at the 15th National Games and finished 5th in the competition. Such recognition reflects years of dedication and perseverance of Chiu Hin Chun after he was first nominated for the Awards in 2016. Cycling athlete Lee Sze Wing (Bachelor of Health Education (Honours)) was also honoured one of the “Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards for Women” for the first time. She won three gold medals in a single National Games and accumulated a total of four gold medals\, setting a record in Hong Kong’s sports history. As the youngest awardee this year\, she expressed appreciation for the recognition and aimed to continue improving her performance in future international competitions. Looking ahead\, both athletes set their sights on the upcoming Nagoya Asian Games\, striving to achieve further breakthroughs and showcase the determination of elite athlete- students on the international stage. The University will continue to support student-athletes through the Student-Athlete Learning Support and Admission Scheme (SALSA)\, enabling them to pursue dual-track career development in both sports and academics. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLeft: Chiu Hin Chun; Photo provided by Sportsroad\n\n\n\nScreenshot of the live broadcast by SF&OC\n\n\n\nLeft: Lee Sze Wing; Photo provided by Sportsroad\n\n\n\nScreenshot of the live broadcast by SF&OC\n\n\n\n\n\nClick here for details
URL:https://hpe.eduhk.hk/news-event/elite-athlete-students-honoured-at-the-cathay-2025-hong-kong-sports-stars-awards/
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