Catch Up: 2018 Hong Kong Championships (Individual)
Notably Wong Chun Ting, Ho Kwan Kit, Lee Ho Ching and Doo Hoi Kem, all established members of the Hong Kong Team are competing with other Hong Kong's high level table tennis players in the Hong Kong Championships which the singles and doubles finals for both men's and women's division A were staged on 13 & 14 January.
The men's singles title was won by a 17-year-old penholder, Su Zhi, a former Guangdong provincial team member, who won 3-2 over Ho Kwan Kit with Jiang Tianyi and Kwan Man Ho in third place while the favorite of the championships Wong Chun Ting walked over the competition due to a shoulder injury. Meanwhile the women's singles title went to Lee Ho Ching with Ng Wing Nam in second and Doo Hoi Kem and Soo Wai Yam, Minnie sharing the third place.
In the doubles event, Jiang Tianyi and Su Zhi defeated Li Hon Ming and Kwan Man Ho 3-0 in the finals and won the men's doubles champion.The favorites of the competition Wong Chun Ting and Ho Kwan Kit and Lam Siu Hang and Ng Pak Nam settled for third. The women's doubles champion went to Liu Qi and Li Ching Wan after a 5-game thriller against Soo Wai Tam, Minnie and Ng Wing Nam. The third place was shared by Chao Wing Sze and Lam Yee Lok and Zhu Chengzhu and Mak Tze Wing.
The results for men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles and women's doubles are available here while the mixed doubles for division A will be played on 24 February.
It is often the case that we find someone came out of nowhere and did something big in international competitions. There are actually ways to keep up with the whole story. Follow the domestic competitions! As you may have noticed this article falls into our new series "Catch Up". The series will cover information and brief results of the domestic competitions. Since there may not be always live streaming or video of these competitions available out there (meaning that I may not be able to follow the entire tournament), articles in this series will not include all the details and analysis of the tournament but concise articles with the links directed to the official results. I hope you enjoy the series and do check our 2018 Table Tennis Calendar which has listed some major international and domestic competitions.
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