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HKG Competition Schedule(Bilingual) 仁川 2014 亞洲殘疾人運動會 Incheon 2014 Asian Para Games 香港代表團 - 比賽日程 Hong Kong Delegation - Competition Schedule 19-10-2014 (SUN) 參賽運動員 比賽時間 項目 比賽項目 比賽場地 Athlete Time Sports Events Venue 姓名 性別 級別 Name Gender Class 男子TT9級單打 - 首輪賽事 (H組) 乒乓球 王志賢(香港) vs MA, Yu Chol (朝鮮) Songdo Global University 王志賢 男 10:30 - 11:00 TT 9 Table Tennis Men's TT9 Singles - Round 1 (Group H) Campus Gymnasium Wong Chi Yin Men Wong Chi Yin(HKG) vs MA, Yu Chol (朝鮮) 男子TT6級單打 - 首輪賽事 (B組) 乒乓球 蔡慶霖(香港) vs NAJM, Fakhr (伊拉克) Songdo Global University 蔡慶霖 男 11:00 - 11:30 TT 6 Table Tennis Men's TT6 Singles - Round 1 (Group B) Campus Gymnasium Choy Hing Lam Men Choy Hing Lam(HKG) vs NAJM, Fakhr (IRQ) 男子TT7級單打 - 首輪賽事 (B組) 乒乓球 李銘業(香港) vs YAN Shuo(中國) Songdo Global University 李銘業 男 11:00 - 11:30 TT 7 Table Tennis Men's TT7 Singles - Round 1 (Group B) Campus Gymnasium Lee Ming Yip Men Lee Ming Yip (HKG) vs YAN Shuo(中國) 男子TT5級單打 - 首輪賽事 (B組) 乒乓球 老智航(香港) vs KIM Ki-Young(韓國) Songdo Global University 老智航 男 11:30 - 12:00 TT 5 Table Tennis Men's TT5 Singles - Round 1 (Group B) Campus Gymnasium Lo Chi Hong Men Lo Chi Hong (HKG) vs KIM Ki-Young(KOR) 男子TT8級單打 - 首輪賽事 (B組) 乒乓球 林嘉偉(香港) vs ZHAO Shuai(中國) Songdo Global University 林嘉偉 男 12:00 - 12:30 TT 8 Table Tennis Men's TT8 Singles - Round 1 (Group B) Campus Gymnasium Lam Ka Wai Men Lam Ka Wai (HKG) vs ZHAO Shuai(CHN) 男子TT3級單打 - 首輪賽事 (C組) 高行易(香港) vs Nir Bahadur Gurung(印度) 乒乓球 Songdo Global University 高行易 男 12:30 - 13:00 Men's TT3 Singles - Round 1 (Group C) TT 3 Table Tennis Campus Gymnasium Ko Hang Yee Men Ko Hang Yee (HKG) vs Nir Bahadur Gurung(IND) 男子TT3級單打 - 首輪賽事(D組) 劉永鏘(香港) vs LAOWONG Anurak(泰國) 乒乓球 Songdo Global University 劉永鏘 男 12:30 - 13:00 Men's TT3 Singles - Round 1 (Group D) TT 3 Table Tennis Campus Gymnasium Lau Wing Cheong Men Lau Wing Cheong (HKG) vs LAOWONG Anurak(THA) 男子TT4級單打 - 首輪賽事 (D組) 乒乓球 鄧卓謙(香港)vs KIM Jung-Gil(韓國) Songdo Global University 鄧卓謙 男 13:00 - 13:30 TT 4 Table Tennis Men's TT4 Singles - Round 1 (Group D) Campus Gymnasium Tang Cheuk Him Men Tang Cheuk Him (HKG) vs KIM Jung-Gil(KOR) 女子TT11級單打 - 首輪賽事(B組) 乒乓球 吳玫薈(香港) vs 黃佩淇(香港) Songdo Global University 吳玫薈 女 14:00 - 14:30 TT 11 Table Tennis Women's TT11 Singles - Round 1(Group B) Campus Gymnasium Ng Mui Wui Women Ng Mui Wui (HKG) vs Wong Pui Kei (HKG) 女子TT11級單打 - 首輪賽事 (A組) 乒乓球 黃家汶(香港) vs KAWASAKI Ayumi(日本) Songdo Global University 黃家汶 女 14:00 - 14:30 TT 11 Table Tennis Women's TT11 Singles - Round 1 (Group A) Campus Gymnasium Wong Ka Man Women Wong Ka Man vs KAWASAKI Ayumi(JPN) 女子TT11級單打 - 首輪賽事 (B組) 乒乓球 黃佩淇vs 吳玫薈(香港) Songdo Global University 黃佩淇 女 14:00 - 14:30 TT 11 Table Tennis Women's TT11 Singles - Round 1 (Group B) Campus Gymnasium Wong Pui Kei Women Wong Pui Kei vs Ng Mui Wui(HKG) 男子TT11級單打 - 首輪賽事 (A組) 乒乓球 梁仲仁 vs KIM Gi-Tae(韓國) Songdo Global University 梁仲仁 男 14:00 - 14:30 TT 11 Table Tennis Men's TT11 Singles - Round 1 (Group A) Campus Gymnasium Leung Chung Yan Men Leung Chung Yan vs KIM Gi-Tae(KOR) 男子TT11級單打 - 首輪賽事 (B組) 乒乓球 蔡明輝 vs 尹國豪(香港) Songdo Global University 蔡明輝 男 14:00 - 14:30 TT 11 Table Tennis Men's TT11 Singles - Round 1 (Group B) Campus Gymnasium Tsoi Ming Fai Men Tsoi Ming Fai(HKG) vs WAN Kwok Ho(HKG) 仁川 2014 亞洲殘疾人運動會 Incheon 2014 Asian Para Games 香港代表團 - 比賽日程 Hong Kong Delegation - Competition Schedule 19-10-2014 (SUN) 參賽運動員 比賽時間 項目 比賽項目 比賽場地 Athlete Time Sports Events Venue 姓名 性別 級別 Name Gender Class 男子TT11級單打 - 首輪賽事 (B組) 乒乓球 尹國豪(香港) vs 蔡明輝(香港) Songdo Global University 尹國豪 男 14:00 - 14:30 TT 11 Table Tennis Men's TT11 Singles - Round 1 (Group B) Campus Gymnasium Wan Kwok Ho Men WAN Kwok Ho(HKG) vs Tsoi Ming Fai(HKG) 女子TT5級單打 - 首輪賽事 (B組) 黃佩儀(香港) vs ABUAWAD Khetam Kamal 乒乓球 Hasan(约旦) Songdo Global University 黃佩儀 女 15:00 - 15:30 TT 5 Table Tennis Women's TT5 Singles - Round 1 (Group B) Campus Gymnasium Wong Pui Yi Women Wong Pui Yi (HKG) vs ABUAWAD Khetam Kamal Hasan(JOR) 男子TT9級單打 - 第二輪賽事 (D組) 王志賢(香港) vs SUZUKI Nobuyuki(日本) 乒乓球 Songdo Global University 王志賢 男 16:00 - 16:30 Men's TT9 Singles - Round 2 (Group D) TT 9 Table Tennis Campus Gymnasium Wong Chi Yin Men Wong Chi Yin (HKG)vs SUZUKI Nobuyuki(日 本) 男子TT6級單打 - 第二輪賽事 (B組) 蔡慶霖(香港) vs PARK Hong-Kyu(韓國) 乒乓球 Songdo Global University 蔡慶霖 男 16:30 - 17:00 Men's TT6 Singles - Round 2 TT 6 Table Tennis Campus Gymnasium Choy Hing Lam Men Choy Hing Lam (HKG) vs PARK Hong- Kyu(KOR) (Groups B) 男子TT7級單打 - 第二輪賽事 (B組) 乒乓球 李銘業(香港)vs NAMSAGA Yuttana(泰國) Songdo Global University 李銘業 男 16:30 - 17:00 TT 7 Table Tennis Men's TT6-7 Singles - Round 2 (Group B) Campus Gymnasium Lee Mingpg Yip Men Lee Ming Yip vs NAMSAGA Yuttana(THA) 男子TT3級單打 - 第二輪賽事 (A組) 乒乓球 蔡兆雄(香港) vs FENG Panfeng(中國) Songdo Global University 蔡兆雄 男 17:00 - 17:30 TT 3 Table Tennis Men's TT3 Singles - Round 2 (Group A) Campus Gymnasium Choi Siu Hung Men Choi Siu Hung (HKG) vs FENG Panfeng(CHN) 男子TT5級單打 - 第二輪賽事 (B組) 乒乓球 老智航(香港) vs TOU Chon Hong(澳門) Songdo Global University 老智航 男 17:00 - 17:30 TT 5 Table Tennis Men's TT5 Singles - Round 2 (Group B) Campus Gymnasium Lo Chi Hong Men Lo Chi Hong (香港) vs TOU Chon Hong(MAC) 男子TT3級單打 - 第二輪賽事 (C組) 乒乓球 高行易 vs YOSHIDA Shinichi(日本) Songdo Global University 高行易 男 18:00 - 18:30 TT 3 Table Tennis Men's TT3 Singles - Round 2 (Group C) Campus Gymnasium Ko Hang Yee Men Ko Hang Yee (HKG) vs YOSHIDA Shinichi(JPN) 男子TT3級單打 - 第二輪賽事 (D組) 劉永鏘 (香港) vs 乒乓球 QURAYSHI Abdullah Ali Abbas(阿聯酋) Songdo Global University 劉永鏘 男 18:00 - 18:30 TT 3 Table Tennis Men's TT3 Singles - Round 2 (Group D) Campus Gymnasium Lau Wing Cheong Men Lau Wing Cheong(HKG) vs QQ()URAYSHI Abdullah Ali Abbas(UAE).
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