Women’s 15s Rugby Results – 26 October, 2013

HKFC 0-36 Valley Black
@ HK Football Club

Valley Black
Liz Iafeta, KK Wong, Sarah Nash, Sonia Vashi, Julie Savoie, Lorraine Parisot Rebekka Gardarsdottir, Isla Littlewood, Bobbie Poulton, Jayne So, Wuwu Haiman, Karen So, Adrienne Garvey, Elisa Crombie, Tanya Young, Anita Jensen,  Aggie Au-Yeung, Iris Chan, Wing Chan, Julie Diva
Tries: Adrienne Garvey, Julie Savoie, Sarah Nash, Jayne So, Tanya Young, Bobbie Poulton
Conversion: Karen So (2), Adrienne Garvey

HKFC
Shonagh Ryan, Amy Kong, Kim Kan, Fiona Atkinson, Christina McLaughlin, Anne McManus, Marie Gaschignard, Allison Lee, Aileen Ryan, Nicole Pang, Caroline Lau, Daniella Means, Daisy Miers, Helen Lee, Aysha Fiaz, Meghan Hayes, Thavy Read, Lois Lu

Tigers 61-0 Tai Po Dragons
@ Happy Valley

HK Scottish 0-75 CWB Pheonix
@ Shek Kip Mei

CWB Pheonix
Queenie Yip, Liu Kit Ying, Eto Wong, Chow Mei Nam, Gofish Tam, Lam Wing Tung, Bacteria Wong, Isabella Lo, Hoty Chan, Dora, Chan Ka Wai, Stpehanie Tang, Dora Kwok, Kim Lau, Tanyo Lo, Winnie On, Tang Ka, Stpehanie Siu, Henrietta Wong
Tries: Liu Kit Ying, Isabella Lo, Hoty Chan, Chan Ka Wai, Stpehanie Tang (4), Tanyo Lo (3), Tang Ka, Henrietta Wong

Kowloon 0-65 Gai Wu
@ King’s Park

Kowloon
Cham Lok Yee, Fung Tsz Yan, Cheung Hoi Ying, Tsang Sin Yan, Au Yeung Tsz Lam, Claire Forster, Jasmine Au Yeung, Christie Gordan, Kim Lam, Ho Chun Yan, Chu Wing Yee, Chau Hei Tung, Yip Yuk Wun, Fung Wai Man, Tsang Wing Chi, Mak Ho Yee

Valley Black

Women’s 15s Rugby Results – 19 October, 2013

SCAA CWB Pheonix 5-43 Gai Wu
@ So Kon Po, 14:30

SCAA CWB Pheonix
Tsang Siu Ching, Liu Kit Ying, Winnie On, Chow Mei Nam, Gofish Tam, Isabella Lo, Ng Wing Yee, Florence Lin, Hoty Chan, Dora, Tang Ka, Stephanie Tang, Kim Lau, Chan Ka Wai, Siu Man Nga, Queenie Yip, Dalmatian, Lam Wing Tung, Eto Wong, Stephanie Siu
Try: Tang Ka

Gai Wu
Melody Li, Li Lai Mang, Tammy Lau, Stephine Ching, Sharon Tsang, Rebi Dowle, Man Po Kei, Christy Cheng, Sham Wai Sum, Emmy Chan, Rainbow Leung, Ho Hoi Lam, Jay Jay, Candy Cheng, Aggie Poon, Lau Sze Wah, Rigel Mo,Belsy Yuen, Lee Tsz Ting, Tang Wai Kwan, Lau Ka Hei, Sum Chan
Tries: Christy Cheng (2), Sham Wai Sum, Rainbow Leung, Candy Cheng, Aggie Poon (2)  Conversions:  Man Po Kei (4)

Valley Black 7-0 Tigers
@ So Kon Po 18:30

Valley Black
Liz Lafeta, KK Wong, Sarah Nash, Lorraine Parisot, Toto Cheng, Lisa Soto, Olivia Coady, Amelie Suere, Bobbie Poulton, Colleen Tjosvold, Jayne So, Karen So, Adrienne Garvey, Elisa Crombie, Tanya Young, Anita Jensen, Sonia Vashi, Aggie Au-Yeung, Wuwu Haiman, Iris Chan, You Liu.
Try: Adrienne Garvey Conversion: Karen So

HKFC 32–5 Tai Po Dragons

Two years ago the Tai Po Dragons and HKFC Newedge Ice combined to field a single team for women’s 15-a-side rugby. This season, in a sign of the continued development of women’s rugby in Hong Kong, they fielded separate teams, though the camaraderie between them has never faded. Nevertheless, after two games and two losses, the Ice Ladies were determined to celebrate their first win of the season, even if it was at the expense of their old allies. And that put an extra edge on the game between the two sides that kicked off at 4:30pm on October 19 at the HK Football Club in Happy Valley.

The Ice Ladies got a boost to their confidence within the first five minutes when Royce Chan ran in a try for HKFC. That didn’t stop the Tai Po ladies putting up a strong fight, constantly competing for the ball but the Ice girls kept creating breaches in the Tai Po defensive line. Last week’s game had taught Ice that they needed more strength and aggression at the breakdown, and with that lesson firmly in mind, defending the ball in the ruck and keeping possession became the rule of the game: Daniella Means and Kim Kan scored additional tries and Helen Lee converted for a half time score of 17-0.

Going into the second half, the energy of the Ice team was peaking, and lessons learned in hard training sessions were obviously bearing fruit. But the Tai Po Dragons came back with a vengeance, determined to put some points on the board; which they did with a try. Then, as both teams started to tire, handling errors crept into the game resulting in frequent turnovers and some messy play in the middle of the half. Still, before the final whistle the Ice girls scored three more tries, two for Daniella Means (taking her to a hat trick) and another for Fiona Atkinson.

It might have been a pitched battle on the field but in true sporting spirit at the end of the tussle the two teams gathered to thank each other for a great game and hug old teammates. It was a fitting end to a competitive game of rugby.

HK Football Club
Kim Kan, Amy Kong, Ashley Dawson, Christina McLaughlin, Joelle Touchette, Fiona Atkinson, Diana Han, Allison Lee, Royce Chan, Helen Lee, Marie Gaschignard, Daniella Means, Daisy Miers, Anne McManus, Madeline Adcock, Adriana Garcia, Meghan Hayes, Caroline Lau, Bonita Leung

Tries: Daniella Means (3), Royce Chan, Kim Kan, Fiona Atkinson Conversions: Helen Lee

Pacquiao vs Rios: undercard – 23 November, 2013

The undercard to the main event between Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao (54-5-2, 38 KOs) and Brandon “Bam Bam” Rios (31-1-1, 22 KOs), features four fights starring Chinese boxers. Flyweight Zou Shiming (2-0), the headliner of April’s Fists of Gold and July’s Fists of Gold II, will be looking for his third win as a pro, and undefeated Hong Kong super flyweight Rex “The Wonder Kid” Tso (10-0-0, 6KOs) makes his return to the Cotai Arena, attempting to extend his perfect pro record. Undefeated Chinese boxer Ik Yang (Yang Lianhui) (12-0, 8 KOs) will make his Macao debut; the 28-year-old lightweight from Dalian is currently training in the U.S. with Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach, and enters the fight with an impressive string of victories in South Korea, China and the United States. Finally, Macao’s 23-year-old light middleweight Ng Kuok Kun (1-0) will be chasing his second pro win, after having won his debut in May in Hong Kong. Coming off of an amateur career, Ng began boxing when he was 13, and won Macau Boxing Association competitions in 2006 and 2012.

Asian Cup 2015, Qualifiers @ HK Stadium – 15 October & 19 November, 2013

Asian Cup 2015, Qualifiers @ HK Stadium - 15 October & 19 November, 2013Hong Kong’s efforts to qualify for the 2015 Asian Cup continue with two home games against the United Arab Emirates and Uzbekistan in October and November. Ticket details from www.hkfa.com

What: Asian Cup 2015 Qualifiers – Hong Kong vs UAE
When: 8pm, 15 October, 2013
Where: Hong Kong Stadium

What: Asian Cup 2015 Qualifiers – Hong Kong vs Uzbekistan
When: 8pm, 19 November, 2013
Where: Hong Kong Stadium

How much: $100 for adults and $30 for students and senior citizens.
For more details about the matches and tickets, www.hkfa.com.