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Asian Para Games close in Nagoya: Hong Kong team wins 41 medals, boccia posts best-ever result
The 5th Asian Para Games concluded in Nagoya today, with the Hong Kong, China delegation winning 41 medals — 3 gold, 14 silver and 24 bronze. Boccia delivered a best-ever return of 2 gold, 3 silver and 3 bronze. Chief Executive John Lee and culture and sports chief Rosanna Law congratulated the team.
Why it matters
The 41-medal haul is a bright spot for Hong Kong para sport — not just for the medal count, but as the payoff from years of investment in strong disciplines like boccia. The Chief Executive singled out the athletes' “never-give-up” sportsmanship, saying their achievements had “moved and inspired the whole community”.
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The 5th Asian Para Games concluded in Nagoya today, with the Hong Kong, China delegation winning a total of 41 medals: 3 gold, 14 silver and 24 bronze.
On the final day the team added five more medals: gold in boccia mixed pairs BC4 (Leung Yuk-wing and Cheung Yuen), silver in fencing women's sabre team, and bronzes in fencing sabre mixed team, boccia mixed team BC1/BC2 and boccia mixed pairs BC3.
Boccia was the team's standout, with 2 gold, 3 silver and 3 bronze medals — its best-ever result. Chief Executive John Lee congratulated the delegation, saying the athletes gave their utmost, demonstrated superb skills and indomitable determination, and brought honour to Hong Kong while inspiring the community with their perseverance.
Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Rosanna Law also congratulated the team, adding that the government will keep expanding opportunities for athletes with disabilities, including full-time elite pathways at the Hong Kong Sports Institute, barrier-free world-class facilities and sports science and medicine support; direct financial support for elite para athletes was raised across the board from April 1, 2025, with a new Senior Squad tier to strengthen progression.
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