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Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games Torch Relay List of Torchbearers Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games Torch Relay List of Torchbearers Nominating Organisation Nominee Occupation Achievements Nominating Organisation: National Sports Associations of 2009 EAG Sports 1 Hong Kong Amateur Swimming Association TSAI Hiu Wai, Sherry Student Bronze Medalist of 4 × 100m Freestyle Relay, 2006 Asian Games Ltd 2 Hong Kong Amateur Athletic Association TANG Yik Chun Student Bronze Medalist of Men’s 200m, 2005 National Game of China 3 Hong Kong Badminton Association Limited ZHOU Mi Athlete Bronze Medalist of Women’s Singles, 2004 Olympic Games Gold Medalist of Women’s Singles, 2008 BWF Super Series Masters Finals 4 Hong Kong Basketball Association POON Chi Ho Athlete Hong Kong Basketball Team Member, 2005 East Asian Games 5 Hong Kong Tenpin Bowling Congress Ltd WU Siu Hong Athlete Gold Medalist of Men’s Masters & Doubles, 2001 East Asian Games Sliver Medalist of Men’s Five Player Team, 2005 East Asian Games 6 Hong Kong Billiard Sports Control Council FUNG Kwok Wai Snooker Club Silver Medalist (Team), 2006 Asian Games Manager 7 Hong Kong Cycling Association YU Sum Yee, Samuel Police Inspector Gold Medalist, 2007 & 2008 Asian Indoor Cycling Championship 8 Hong Kong DanceSport Association Limited NG Sum Chun Student HK Team Member, 2005 East Asian Games 9 The Hong Kong Football Association Ltd LEE Wai Lim Professional Footballer of Year 2008-2009 Footballer 10 Hong Kong Hockey Association Asghar ALI Technician Hong Kong Hockey Team Member, 2006 Asian Games 11 The Judo Association of HK, China CHAN Mei Ling Primary School Bronze Medalist of Women's 52 kg, 1997 East Asian Games Teacher 12 Hong Kong, China Rowing Association CHIANG Yun Kuen Rowing Coach Bronze Medalist of Men's Double Sculls, 1994 Asian Games 13 Hong Kong Rugby Football Union WONG Chun Kiu, Jeff Business National Team Member, Hong Kong Rugby Football Union Development Manager 14 Hong Kong Shooting Association WONG Fai Athlete Gold Medalist of Men's 25m Standard Pistol, 2005 East Asian Games 15 Hong Kong Squash AU Wing Chi, Annie Student WISPA Young Player of the Year 2008 16 Hong Kong Taekwondo Association YEUNG Ying Kwan Coach Bronze Medalist, Asian Taekwondo Championships 1988 17 Hong Kong Table Tennis Association JIANG Huajun Table Tennis Bronze Medalist of Women’s Doubles, 2009 World Table Tennis Player Championships 18 Hong Kong Tennis Association HUI Kin Yip, John Managing Bronze Medalist of Men’s Doubles, 2001 National Game of China Director 19 Volleyball Association of HK China YEUNG Sau Mei Student Hong Kong Women’s Volleyball Squad Player 20 Hong Kong Weightlifting & Powerlifting YU Wei Li Athlete Bronze Medalist of Women's 53kg, 2006 Asian Games Association 21 Windsurfing Association of Hong Kong LEE Lai Shan Self Employed Gold Medalist of Mistral Women, 1996 Olympic Games 22 Hong Kong Wushu Union FUNG Wing See Student Gold Medalist of Women’s Jianshu, 2006 World Junior Wushu Championships Sliver Medalist of Women’s Qiangshu, 2006 World Junior Wushu Championships Gold Medalist of Women’s Quenshu, 2008 World Junior Wushu Championships Bronze Medalist of Women’s Daoshu, 2008 World Junior Wushu Championships Nominating Organisation: 18 District Councils 23 Central & Western District Council YUNG Kam Wah Basketball Coach Former Hong Kong Basketball Team Member Representative of Asian Championships 24 Eastern District Council YU Wai Ting Student Gold Medalist of 50m & 100m Freestyle, 4 × 50m Freestyle Relay and 4 × 50m Medley Relay, 2009 Hong Kong Games 25 Southern District Council Andres TUNG Student Gold Medalist, 50m, 100m & 200m Freestyle, 4 × 50m Men’s Medley Relay, 4 × 50m Men’s Freestyle Relay, 2009 Hong Kong Games 26 Wan Chai District Council CHOI Tat Ming CAD Draftsman Silver Medalist of 5000m, 2nd Hong Kong Games 27 Kowloon City District Council NG Min Ning, Mina Student Gold Medalist of Women’s Singles (Table Tennis), 2nd Hong Kong Games Overall Champion of Table Tennis, 2nd Hong Kong Games 28 Kwun Tong District Council AU Ka Yee Designer Hong Kong Water Polo Team Member 29 Sham Shui Po District Council CHEUNG Hoi Wah Immigration Silver Medalist of 1500m, 2nd Hong Kong Games Assistant 30 Wong Tai Sin District Council TSUI Chi Ho Student Gold Medalist of 100m, 2nd Hong Kong Games 31 Yau Tsim Mong District Council LAM Po Kuen Manager Tennis Team Member, 2005 East Asian Games 32 Islands District Council LEUNG Ya Yuan, Student Athlete, 2nd Hong Kong Games Rachel 33 Kwai Tsing District Council CHAN Yee Ki Student Gold Medalist of 800m & 1500m, 2nd Hong Kong Games 34 North District Council YAU Ka Lam Student Gold Medalist of 50m Men’s Butterfly, 2nd Hong Kong Games 35 Sai Kung District Council MA Hei Tung, Fiona Student Gold Medalist of 100m & 200m Breaststroke and 200m Individual Medley, 2nd Hong Kong Games 36 Sha Tin District Council KWOK Ho Ting Cyclist Bronze Medalist, Men’s OMNUN of Asian Cycling Championships 2008 Gold Medalist of Men’s Scratch, World Track Cycling Championship - Melbourne 37 Tai Po District Council WONG Wing Shan Student Silver Medalist of Women’s Singles (Badminton), 2nd Hong Kong Games 38 Tsuen Wan District Council MA Wai Hing, Adrian Senior Inspector Gold Medalist of Men’s Doubles (Badminton), 2nd Hong Kong Games of Police 39 Tuen Mun District Council CHAN Zheng Ming Clerk 5th of 100m (Athletics), 2nd Hong Kong Games 40 Yuen Long District Council CHENG Siu Wai Footballer Hong Kong Football Team Member Nominating Organisation: 2009 EAG Principal Contributor and Diamond Partners 41 The Hong Kong Jockey Club Matthew LEE Apprentice Youngest Jockey to achieve 30 wins in the shortest period of time Chadwick Jockey 42 Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited WONG Kam Po Athlete Gold Medalist, UCI World Track Championships 2007 Gold Medalist, Nara Asian Cycling Championships 2008 43 Canon Hong Kong Co., Ltd. CHOI Wing Yan, Student/ Protagonist of various well known TVCs Evelyn Part-time Model 44 Cathay Pacific Airways Limited LIU Yee Man, Helen Customer Service Hong Kong Basketball Team Member Officer 45 Fortis Bank LI Ching Athlete Silver Medalist of Doubles (Table Tennis), 2004 Olympic Games Gold Medalist of Doubles (Table Tennis), 2006 Asian Games 46 Hang Seng Bank CHIU Chung Hei Student Sliver Medalist of Table Tennis, 2008 ITTF Cadet Challenge cum Junior Circuit Finals 47 Henderson Lands Group KO Lai Chak Athlete Silver Medalist of Doubles (Table Tennis), 2004 Olympic Games Gold Medalist of Doubles (Table Tennis) , 2006 Asian Games 48 Li Ning Company LI Xiaopeng National Gold Medalist of Gymnastics Team, 2008 Olympic Games Gymnastics Team Gold Medalist of Parallel Bars, 2008 Olympic Games Player 49 Mission Hills Group WANG Chen Athlete Gold Medalist of Women’s Singles (Badminton), 2006 Asian Games 50 Sa Sa Cosmetic Co. Ltd. TIE Yana Athlete Bronze Medalist, 2009 World Table Tennis Championships 51 Watsons Water TANG Hon Sing Senior Officer of Silver Medalist, Hong Kong Athletic Team, 2001 All-China Games Athletic Club 52 BMW Concessionaires (HK) Limited CHIU Wing Yin, Athlete Gold Medalist of Squash, 2002 Asian Games Rebecca 53 Swiss Timing Limited FAN Chun Yip Footballer Hong Kong Football Team Member Nominating Organisation: Youth Group 54 Hong Kong United Youth Association Limited CHU Ting Kin, Ken Vice Chairman of Enthusiastically and financially promote golf in China and Hong Kong Golf Club 55 Hong Kong United Youth Association Limited LAW Yiu Tung Student Law is a student of Project Yi Jin and becomes confident and committed to social service after taking the course. Nominated by the Junior Police Call, he has the aspiration to become a policeman to serve the society. 56 Hong Kong United Youth Association Limited LO Kwan Yee Footballer Voluntary coaching for homeless people and children from low income families Hong Kong Football Team Member, 2005 East Asian Games EAG Volunteers 57 Agency for Volunteer Service CHUN Chun Ki Student Volunteer Leader, Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games 58 Agency for Volunteer Service HO Yuk Ling, Evelyn Nurse Volunteer Leader, Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games EAG Theme Song Singers 59 Hong Kong Eason CHAN Artist Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games Ambassador 60 Hong Kong Alan TAM Artist Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games Ambassador 61 Hong Kong Hacken LEE Artist Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games Ambassador 62 Hong Kong Joey YUNG Artist Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games Theme Song Singer (Cantonese Version) 63 Chinese Taipei Richie JEN Artist Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games Theme Song Singer (International Version) 64 China Dadawa Artist Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games Theme Song Singer (International Version) 65 Korea CHAE Yeon Artist Hong Kong 2009 East Asian Games Theme Song Singer (International Version) .
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