Hong Kong Squash is delighted to announce the HK$280,000 cash
sponsorship by Crocodile Garments Ltd. for two major
events of the calendar year, namely the “Crocodile
Hong Kong Closed
Championships 2008”
and the “Crocodile Squash Challenge Cup 2008” which will
take place in May and
June respectively.
The
Hong
Kong Closed Squash Championships is the most prestigious
local competition organized by Hong Kong Squash over 3 decades,
annually attracting our top national players, including 12-times
HK champion Rebecca Chiu Wing-yin and defending champion
Dick lau Siu-wai. This year, the tournament is again
title-sponsored by CROCODILE, held between 19 to 31 May
2008 at the Hong Kong Squash Centre, including masters, men's
and women's main competition.
Chiu and Lau will be
the top seeds in the championships, Chiu will play against
either 5/8
seed Joey Chan or Pinky Li on 28 May, while second
seed Annie Au Wing-chi will meet either
5/8
seed Chiu Ka-kei or Karla Chong in the Women’s
Championship. In the Men’s Championship, top seed Dick Lau
Siu-wai will meet either Yip Tsun-yuen or Kwok Chun-lok
in round 2 on 26 May, while second seed Max Lee Ho-yin
will meet either Wong Wai-chung or Ken Lindeque.
The event is also an ideal competition for our HK Team members,
Max Lee Ho-yin, Anson Kwong Yu-shun, Roger Ngan
Lun-cheung, Annie Au Wing-chi and Leung Shin-nga as a
warm-up tournament for competing in the East Asian Team
Championships which will be held between 12 to 15 June in
Nanjing, China.
Besides that, the Champions will receive a wild-card to enter
the main draw of the Hong Kong Open to be held in HK this year
in late November.
Full HK Closed Draws
The “Crocodile
Squash Challenge Cup”, sanctioned by WISPA) and PSA, is set
to welcome and bring world-class men and women players from all
corners of the world to Hong Kong for the 16-draw competition
with the total prize money of HKD140,000, to be held between
18 to 22 June. It is an ideal world professional event for
our top local players to gain valuable world ranking points and
well prepare for the upcoming international tournaments.