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Barry Hawkins Wins Macau Masters

World no 7 Barry Hawkins beat the “The Welsh Potting Machine” and world no 2 Mark Williams 3-2 to win the individual part of the Macau Masters 2018.

Team D88 Sports – Barry Hawkins, Ryan Day, Zhou Yuelong and Zhao Xintong – defeated Team D88 Masters – Mark Williams, Marco Fu, Joe Perry and Zhang Anda – 5-1 to win the Macau Masters.

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Macau Masters
Mark Williams, Ryan Day, Barry Hawkins, Joe Perry, Zhang Anda, Zhao Xintong, Marco Fu and Zhou Yuelong
Date: 24-25 October, 2018
Venue: Ballroom, JW Marriott Hotel, Macau
Tickets: $880, $480, $380 per session

Women’s Rugby Day Fixtures – 27 October, 2018

Macau Masters

Eight of the world’s top snooker players will take part in the Macau Masters on the 24 & 25 October at the JW Marriott Hotel in Macau. Ryan Day, Barry Hawkins, Joe Perry, Zhang Anda, Zhao Xintong, Marco Fu, Zhou Yuelong will join the “The Welsh Potting Machine” Mark Williams who is looking forward to the tournament, “It’s my honour to be invited to the Macau Masters. I am exciting about meeting my fans as well.”

The tournament is spread across four sessions of play and features team matches (24 & 25 Oct) and an individual six-red leapfrog challenge (25 Oct). Team Matches will be on 24 October (Wednesday). The afternoon sessions start at 2pm and the evening at 7:30pm

Women’s Rugby Results – 17 & 20 October, 2018

Premiership

Valley Black 43-5 CWB Phoenix
@ KG V, Kick-off: 15:00

City Sparkle 0-58 Gai Wu Falcons
@ KG V, Kick-off: 16:30

USRC Tigers 37-10 Kowloon
@ KG V, Kick-off: 18:00

HKFC Ice 27-24 Tai Po Dragons
@ HK Football Club, Kick-off: 18:00

National League 1

USRC Tigers 10-5 Police Sirens
@ Police Boundary Street, Kick-off: 18:00 – 17 Oct

HK Scottish Kukris 27-0 Sandy Bay Storm
@ Shek Kip Mei, Kick-off: 14:35

Revolution SRC v Tai Po Dragons
@ Tai Hang Tung Kick-off: 16:30

HKFC Fire 0-39 USRC Tigers
@ HK Football Club, Kick-off: 16:30

Valley Red 7-24 Gai Wu Fawkes
@ King’s Park, Kick-off: 18:00

National League 2

HK Scottish 5-29 Gai Wu Hawks
@ Shek Kip Mei V, Kick-off: 13:15

Kowloon 0-10 City Twinkles
@ King’s Park, Kick-off: 15:00

University v Tin Shui Wai
@ King’s Park, Kick-off: 19:30

Images: HKRU

Women’s Rugby Fixtures – 17 & 20 October, 2018

Women’s Rugby Results – 13 October, 2018

Premiership

Valley Black 72-0 Tai Po Dragons
@ Happy Valley, Kick-off: 16:30

Gai Wu Falcons 50-0 Kowloon
@ KG V, Kick-off: 16:30

USRC Tigers 68-0 City Sparkle
@ KG V, Kick-off: 18:00

HKFC Ice 12-15 CWB Phoenix
@ So Kon Po, Kick-off: 18:00

National League 1

HKFC Fire 7-34 HK Scottish Kukris
@ So Kon Po, Kick-off: 16:30

Sandy Bay Storm 5-17 Gai Wu Fawkes
@ King’s Park, Kick-off: 18:00

Valley Red 20-7 Tai Po Dragons
@ Happy Valley, Kick-off: 18:00

Revolution SRC 27-10 Police Sirens
@ King’s Park, Kick-off: 19:30

National League 2

City Twinkles 54-5 HK Scottish
@ Shek Kip Mei V, Kick-off: 13:15

CWB Lammergeier 0-0 Tin Shui Wai
@ So Kon Po, Kick-off: 15:00

Gai Wu Hawks 34-5 Kowloon
@ KG V, Kick-off: 15:00

bc apologises that so many results are missing, 4 days after the games took place and the HKRU still has not released the match scores.

Images: HKRU, Phoebe Leung

Ching Hang Chun Joins Swansea City Ladies

Hong Kong international midfielder Ching Hang Chun has signed with Swansea City Ladies and will play in the Welsh Premier Women’s League for the three-time champions.

Chun’s transfer from Kitchee SC sees her become the first Hong Kong lady to play professionally in Europe. With 16 caps to her name since making her debut in 2013, Chun was an integral part of Hong Kong’s recent Asian Cup campaign, scoring in a 6-1 victory over Tajikistan.

“It’s a huge honour to be able to join Swansea,” said Chun after putting pen to paper. “The opportunity to play overseas, especially for one of the top teams in Wales, is something that does not happen easily. I am very grateful to everyone that has made this dream come true, especially Ian for giving me a chance.” Chun continued “I can’t wait to work hard, learn and hopefully give a challenge to the other girls.”

Hong Kong Cyclothon – 13 October, 2018

In the dawn’s early light thousands of cyclists and fourteen professional cycle teams pedalled their way across Hong Kong in the fourth annual Cyclothon.

In the afternoon the eleven UCI WorldTour Teams, three Pro Continental Teams and the Hong Kong National Team raced all-out in Hammer Hong Kong, the Asian leg of the professional Hammer Series. Team Mitchelton-Scott emerging victorious on the streets of Tsim Sha Tsui to win the Hammer trophy.

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Images: HKTB