They Say…

Since its inception in 2005, “AS Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Award” (SSA) has been recognising numerous outstanding student athlete, many of which were inspired by the various activities such as Leadership Workshop and Sports Exchange Tour, finding their direction on the sports ground and also leading a different way of life. Let us now share the inspiring story of our past awardees!
Shek Wai-hung
2006-2007 / 2007-2008 SSA awardee
Gymnastics
For Shek Wai-hung, “Mr Gymnastics Hong Kong”, 2014 is a year of harvest when he made his historical top finish in the vault final of Incheon Asian Games and clinched Hong Kong’s first-ever Asian Games gymnastics gold medal. Back then, the road of Shek’s full-time athlete life all began with “AS Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Award” (SSA).
“SSA Strengthened My Determination to be a Full-time Athlete.”
Never Forget Goo Teachers and Friends

Shek Wai-hung was awarded SSA with his brilliant performance in sports in 2007, at the age of 17. He joined the Sports Exchange Tour with other awardees in which he was deeply impressed by the visit to Beijing National Gymnastics Training Centre. He recalls, “Witnessing the national athletes training hard to prepare for the Olympic Games has strengthened my determination to be a full-time athlete.” Returning Hong Kong, Shek officially tendered his application to coach and started to pursue his career in sports, moving on the bright road to the great world of sports ahead.

Not only does SSA inspire Shek to devote himself to the sports world, but it also brings great benefits to Shek through exchanging with other awardees. “I can meet friends from different sports items whom all have their own strengths and merits that I’d love to learn from. Participating in the Exchange Tour has also helped me to build up team spirit and inter-personal communication skills which are definitely beneficial to my athletic life thereafter,” Shek say


Behind the success of Asian Games gold medal was repeated injury and setback in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Shek says, “Principals and friends from SSA would support me whenever I encounter difficulties. I shall always remember their words and encouragement to walk through the dark times.” He continues, “Life is full of ups and downs. Success comes to those who persevere.”

Shek Wai-hung
2006-2007 / 2007-2008 SSA awardee
Gymnastics
For Shek Wai-hung, “Mr Gymnastics Hong Kong”, 2014 is a year of harvest when he made his historical top finish in the vault final of Incheon Asian Games and clinched Hong Kong’s first-ever Asian Games gymnastics gold medal. Back then, the road of Shek’s full-time athlete life all began with “AS Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Award” (SSA).
“SSA Strengthened My Determination to be a Full-time Athlete.”
Never Forget Goo Teachers and Friends

Shek Wai-hung was awarded SSA with his brilliant performance in sports in 2007, at the age of 17. He joined the Sports Exchange Tour with other awardees in which he was deeply impressed by the visit to Beijing National Gymnastics Training Centre. He recalls, “Witnessing the national athletes training hard to prepare for the Olympic Games has strengthened my determination to be a full-time athlete.” Returning Hong Kong, Shek officially tendered his application to coach and started to pursue his career in sports, moving on the bright road to the great world of sports ahead.

Not only does SSA inspire Shek to devote himself to the sports world, but it also brings great benefits to Shek through exchanging with other awardees. “I can meet friends from different sports items whom all have their own strengths and merits that I’d love to learn from. Participating in the Exchange Tour has also helped me to build up team spirit and inter-personal communication skills which are definitely beneficial to my athletic life thereafter,” Shek say


Behind the success of Asian Games gold medal was repeated injury and setback in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Shek says, “Principals and friends from SSA would support me whenever I encounter difficulties. I shall always remember their words and encouragement to walk through the dark times.” He continues, “Life is full of ups and downs. Success comes to those who persevere.”

Shek Wai-hung
2006-2007 / 2007-2008 SSA awardee
Gymnastics
For Shek Wai-hung, “Mr Gymnastics Hong Kong”, 2014 is a year of harvest when he made his historical top finish in the vault final of Incheon Asian Games and clinched Hong Kong’s first-ever Asian Games gymnastics gold medal. Back then, the road of Shek’s full-time athlete life all began with “AS Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Award” (SSA).
“SSA Strengthened My Determination to be a Full-time Athlete.”
Never Forget Goo Teachers and Friends

Shek Wai-hung was awarded SSA with his brilliant performance in sports in 2007, at the age of 17. He joined the Sports Exchange Tour with other awardees in which he was deeply impressed by the visit to Beijing National Gymnastics Training Centre. He recalls, “Witnessing the national athletes training hard to prepare for the Olympic Games has strengthened my determination to be a full-time athlete.” Returning Hong Kong, Shek officially tendered his application to coach and started to pursue his career in sports, moving on the bright road to the great world of sports ahead.

Not only does SSA inspire Shek to devote himself to the sports world, but it also brings great benefits to Shek through exchanging with other awardees. “I can meet friends from different sports items whom all have their own strengths and merits that I’d love to learn from. Participating in the Exchange Tour has also helped me to build up team spirit and inter-personal communication skills which are definitely beneficial to my athletic life thereafter,” Shek say


Behind the success of Asian Games gold medal was repeated injury and setback in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Shek says, “Principals and friends from SSA would support me whenever I encounter difficulties. I shall always remember their words and encouragement to walk through the dark times.” He continues, “Life is full of ups and downs. Success comes to those who persevere.”

Shek Wai-hung
2006-2007 / 2007-2008 SSA awardee
Gymnastics
For Shek Wai-hung, “Mr Gymnastics Hong Kong”, 2014 is a year of harvest when he made his historical top finish in the vault final of Incheon Asian Games and clinched Hong Kong’s first-ever Asian Games gymnastics gold medal. Back then, the road of Shek’s full-time athlete life all began with “AS Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Award” (SSA).
“SSA Strengthened My Determination to be a Full-time Athlete.”
Never Forget Goo Teachers and Friends

Shek Wai-hung was awarded SSA with his brilliant performance in sports in 2007, at the age of 17. He joined the Sports Exchange Tour with other awardees in which he was deeply impressed by the visit to Beijing National Gymnastics Training Centre. He recalls, “Witnessing the national athletes training hard to prepare for the Olympic Games has strengthened my determination to be a full-time athlete.” Returning Hong Kong, Shek officially tendered his application to coach and started to pursue his career in sports, moving on the bright road to the great world of sports ahead.

Not only does SSA inspire Shek to devote himself to the sports world, but it also brings great benefits to Shek through exchanging with other awardees. “I can meet friends from different sports items whom all have their own strengths and merits that I’d love to learn from. Participating in the Exchange Tour has also helped me to build up team spirit and inter-personal communication skills which are definitely beneficial to my athletic life thereafter,” Shek say


Behind the success of Asian Games gold medal was repeated injury and setback in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Shek says, “Principals and friends from SSA would support me whenever I encounter difficulties. I shall always remember their words and encouragement to walk through the dark times.” He continues, “Life is full of ups and downs. Success comes to those who persevere.”

Shek Wai-hung
2006-2007 / 2007-2008 SSA awardee
Gymnastics
For Shek Wai-hung, “Mr Gymnastics Hong Kong”, 2014 is a year of harvest when he made his historical top finish in the vault final of Incheon Asian Games and clinched Hong Kong’s first-ever Asian Games gymnastics gold medal. Back then, the road of Shek’s full-time athlete life all began with “AS Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Award” (SSA).
“SSA Strengthened My Determination to be a Full-time Athlete.”
Never Forget Goo Teachers and Friends

Shek Wai-hung was awarded SSA with his brilliant performance in sports in 2007, at the age of 17. He joined the Sports Exchange Tour with other awardees in which he was deeply impressed by the visit to Beijing National Gymnastics Training Centre. He recalls, “Witnessing the national athletes training hard to prepare for the Olympic Games has strengthened my determination to be a full-time athlete.” Returning Hong Kong, Shek officially tendered his application to coach and started to pursue his career in sports, moving on the bright road to the great world of sports ahead.

Not only does SSA inspire Shek to devote himself to the sports world, but it also brings great benefits to Shek through exchanging with other awardees. “I can meet friends from different sports items whom all have their own strengths and merits that I’d love to learn from. Participating in the Exchange Tour has also helped me to build up team spirit and inter-personal communication skills which are definitely beneficial to my athletic life thereafter,” Shek say


Behind the success of Asian Games gold medal was repeated injury and setback in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Shek says, “Principals and friends from SSA would support me whenever I encounter difficulties. I shall always remember their words and encouragement to walk through the dark times.” He continues, “Life is full of ups and downs. Success comes to those who persevere.”

Shek Wai-hung
2006-2007 / 2007-2008 SSA awardee
Gymnastics
For Shek Wai-hung, “Mr Gymnastics Hong Kong”, 2014 is a year of harvest when he made his historical top finish in the vault final of Incheon Asian Games and clinched Hong Kong’s first-ever Asian Games gymnastics gold medal. Back then, the road of Shek’s full-time athlete life all began with “AS Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Award” (SSA).
“SSA Strengthened My Determination to be a Full-time Athlete.”
Never Forget Goo Teachers and Friends

Shek Wai-hung was awarded SSA with his brilliant performance in sports in 2007, at the age of 17. He joined the Sports Exchange Tour with other awardees in which he was deeply impressed by the visit to Beijing National Gymnastics Training Centre. He recalls, “Witnessing the national athletes training hard to prepare for the Olympic Games has strengthened my determination to be a full-time athlete.” Returning Hong Kong, Shek officially tendered his application to coach and started to pursue his career in sports, moving on the bright road to the great world of sports ahead.

Not only does SSA inspire Shek to devote himself to the sports world, but it also brings great benefits to Shek through exchanging with other awardees. “I can meet friends from different sports items whom all have their own strengths and merits that I’d love to learn from. Participating in the Exchange Tour has also helped me to build up team spirit and inter-personal communication skills which are definitely beneficial to my athletic life thereafter,” Shek say


Behind the success of Asian Games gold medal was repeated injury and setback in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Shek says, “Principals and friends from SSA would support me whenever I encounter difficulties. I shall always remember their words and encouragement to walk through the dark times.” He continues, “Life is full of ups and downs. Success comes to those who persevere.”