Bowling Finals Wrap Up with Thrilling Competition

The whirlwind bowling finals at the 15th National Games (NG) in Hong Kong came to a thrilling conclusion on August 24. Over three days of intense competition, from August 22 to 24, the Kai Tak Sports Park Bowling Centre hosted 166 athletes from 27 teams across Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macao.

Medal Highlights: Who Took Home the Gold?

The finals featured exhilarating matches in men's and women's singles, doubles, and team events, showcasing the best talent from the region. Here are the standout performances:

**Men's Singles Medals:** **Gold:** Zhang Ping (Hubei Province) **Silver:** Huang Xiaojian (Zhejiang Province) **Bronze:** Zhu Ning (Chongqing Municipality) **Women's Singles Medals:** **Gold:** Fang Jiping (Hubei Province) **Silver:** Pan Xiufen (Sichuan Province) **Bronze:** Zhao Yijie (Shanxi Province) **Men's Doubles Medals:** **Gold:** Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region **Silver:** Shanghai Municipality **Bronze:** Beijing Municipality **Women's Doubles Medals:** **Gold:** Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region **Silver:** Shanxi Province **Bronze:** Anhui Province **Men's Team Event Medals:** **Gold:** Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region **Silver:** Hubei Province **Bronze:** Sichuan Province **Women's Team Event Medals:** **Gold:** Jiangsu Province **Silver:** Anhui Province **Bronze:** Hubei Province.

Gratitude for a Successful Event

Miss Rosanna Law, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, expressed her heartfelt appreciation to the Multiball Games Administrative Center of China and the Chinese Bowling Association for their invaluable guidance, as well as to the Hong Kong, China Tenpin Bowling Congress, which co-organized the event. She also thanked the approximately 500 volunteers and various government departments that contributed to this successful event.

What’s Next? More Exciting Events on the Horizon!

In an exciting development, Hong Kong will soon host the para dance sport event for the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities, along with the 9th National Special Olympic Games, scheduled for September 6-7 at Ma On Shan Sports Centre. Admission will be free with prior registration.

Additionally, tickets for the first batch of events of the 15th NG will go on sale starting August 28, including beach volleyball, handball, men's U22 basketball, and rugby sevens. Enthusiasts can register for tickets through the official ticketing website or designated outlets in Hong Kong.

Stay Tuned for More!

For updates on the 15th National Games, the upcoming para dance sport event, and other sporting occasions in Hong Kong, be sure to check the official website and social media pages.