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| President: Mr. Lee Kwan Wah JP |
| Secretary General:
Mr. Chu Chun Sang |
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| Hong Kong Basketball Association
Room 1006, Sports House, 1 Stadium Path,
So Kon Po, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong |
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+852 2504 8181 /82 / 83 |
| Fax:
+852 2504 2112 |
| Email:
hkbba@basketball.org.hk |
| Website:
http://www.basketball.org.hk |
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| 04/12/2011 |
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Games against Malaysia, Uzbekistan crucial: Tam |
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Talking to Hong Kong coach Tam Yau Tong is like opening a veritable book on Asian women’s basketball. At 64 years of age ‘Coach Tam’ as he is affectionately known among friends continues with the same energy and enthusiasm as much his U16 girls have here.
“In fact it’s their energy and enthusiasm that drives,” Tam chuckled after beating Singapore in the opening game of the Level II competition here. |
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| 10/12/2011 |
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India grow as the games goes, remain in Level I |
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India began the game with caution, but took charge of the proceedings early on and then grew in confidence as the game progressed to roll over Hong Kong 81-51 in the Level I Qualifying Games on Saturday. |
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| 08/12/2011 |
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Malaysia, Hong Kong complete formalities in Level II |
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Malaysia and Hong Kong completed the formalities of finishing on top of Level II competition with nonchalant ease and more were concerned in staying back to watch the India-Philippines Level I contest to scout their opponent in the Qualifying Play-offs scheduled for Saturday. |
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| 06/12/2011 |
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Level 2 Day 3 Review: Malaysia move closer to play-offs; Lanka, Singapore keep hopes alive |
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Malaysia carried out their plans with composure at the crunch moments in their 61-57 win against Hong Kong on Tuesday and moved very close to a top-two finish in Level II. |
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| 05/12/2011 |
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Level 2 Day 2 Round-Up: 2nd wins for Malaysia, Hong Kong; Singapore down Lanka |
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Malaysia and Hong Kong the top two teams – in terms of the ranking of the previous edition of the event – kept their reputation intact posting their second wins from as many games as Singapore overcame some initial stutter to beat an enthusiastic Sri Lanka in Level II action on Monday. |
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| 30/11/2011 |
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Hong Kong girls look for unprecedented glory |
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Hong Kong go into a competition in ‘Mainland China’ aiming for unprecedented glory.
By virtue of finishing ninth in the inaugural FIBA Asia U16 Championship for Women at Pune two years ago, Hong Kong are one of the highest ranked teams in Level II from the previous edition. |
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27th FIBA Asia Championship |
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25th FIBA Asia Championship for Women |
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10th FIBA World U19 Championship for Women |
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11th FIBA World U19 Championship |
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