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HONG KONG SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS 2014 Date: June 1 - June 7, 2014 Venue: Hong Kong Squash Centre Category: Men's Championship Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final 首圈次圈第三圈半準決賽準決賽決賽 June 1 (Sun) June 1 & 3 (Sun & Tue) June 4 (Wed) June 5 (Thu) / CC June 6 (Fri) /CC June 7 (Sat) / CC 1 Lee Ho Yin Max Lee Ho Yin Max 2 W/O 3/6 - 7:30pm 3 Jonathan Davidson Lee Ho Yin Max 2pm Krzysztof Kostienko 11-0, 11-6, 11-3 4 Krzysztof Kostienko W/O 7pm 5 Chiu Shung Hei 6 1/6 - 2pm 7 Chiu Ho Fai Chiu Ho Fai 13-11,12-14,11-9,11-8 8 6pm / CC 9 Lau Tsz Kwan Lau Tsz Kwan 11-8,7-11,11-3,11-3 10 1/6 - 2pm 11 Chu Kwok Kee 12 7pm 13 Law Yat Long Lau Tsz Kwan 14 5-11,11-5,11-9,11-4 3/6 - 7:30pm 15 Ma Tsz Hei Ma Tsz Hei 13-11,11-8,16-14 16 7:30pm / CC 17 Wong Chi Him Wong Chi Him 18 11-6,11-4,11-8 3/6 - 7:30pm 19 Wong Chi Him Simon Barton 11-8, 10-12, 11-9, 11-4 20 7pm 21 Lai Cheuk Nam 22 1/6 - 2pm 23 Lo Cheuk Hin Chris 11-7,10-12,11-8,11-6 Lo Cheuk Hin Chris 24 6:30pm / CC 25 Ng Ka Yiu Ng Ka Yiu 26 11-13,11-5,12-10,11-2 1/6 - 2pm 27 Tim Fan 28 7pm 29 Ho Chu Him Eric Ho Chu Him Eric 2pm 11-1,11-4,11-0 Yip Tsz Fung 30 Yiu Man Kai 11-7, 11-5, 11-7 3/6 - 7:30pm 31 Yip Tsz Fung W/O Yip Tsz Fung 3:45pm / CC 32 Champion: 33 Tang Cheuk Yan Tang Cheuk Yan 34 3/6 - 7:30pm 11-0,11-5,11-2 35 Tang Cheuk Tan Chan Shui Lun Wilson 11-7, 11-3, 11-9 36 7pm 37 Ho Tze Ho 38 1/6 - 2:30pm 39 Fung Ngo Long Ivan Fung Ngo Long Ivan 12-10,11-8,11-2 40 7pm / CC 41 Yuen Tsun Hei Yuen Tsun Hei W/O 42 1/6 - 2:30pm 43 Chiu Ho Ming 44 7:30pm 45 Lau Hok Yin Wong Hon Fung 13-11, 11-7, 11-4 46 1/6 - 2:30pm 47 Wong Hon Fung 11-6,11-4,11-6 Wong Hon Fung 48 8:15pm / CC 49 Yeung Ho Wai Yeung Ho Wai 11-7,11-8,11-9 50 1/6 - 2:30pm Yeung Ho Wai 1:45pm 51 9-11, 8-11, 11-2, 3/4 play-off Lam Yat Ting 11-7, 11-6 52 7:30pm 53 Chan Wui Ki 54 1/6 - 2:30pm 55 Leung Chi Hin Henry 11-9,11-6,7-11,11-4 Leung Chi Hin Henry 56 7:30pm / CC 57 Ling To Yu Ling To Yu 58 11-7,4-11,11-7,11-5 1/6 - 2:30pm 59 Peter Hill 60 7:30pm 61 Elson Erol Cheung Cho Joe 2pm W/O Au Chun Ming Leo 11-4, 11-7, 11-4 62 Cheung Cho Joe 3/6 - 7:30pm 63 Au Chun Ming Leo Au Chun Ming Leo W/O 64 Seeds 1 Lee Ho Yin Max 2 Au Chun Ming Leo 3 + 4 Yip Tsz Fung Tang Cheuk Yan 5-8 Wong Chi Him Yeung Ho Wai Ma Tsz Hei Wong Hon Fung.

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