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Chan Yui-lam is the regional and Asian Para Games record-holder in the 100m butterfly (S14).
Hong Kong won a gold medal at the Asian Para Games for the second day in a row after swimmer Chan Yui-lam defended her 100m butterfly (S14) crown on Thursday.
Chan, 23, stormed to gold at Nagoya City General Gymnasium in one minute and 5.19 seconds to finish ahead of host swimmer Aira Kinoshita, who finished in 1:05.56. Fellow Hongkonger Lau Chiu-yee took bronze in 1:07.39.
The victory for the regional and Asian Para Games record-holder added to her success earlier this week when she took home the women’s 100m backstroke bronze medal on Tuesday.

Taichung City’s first Wuri Sports Center was officially opened today. With an investment of approximately NT$390 million in construction, the stadium is equipped with smart fitness equipment, multi-functional courts and a baseball and softball academy equipped with HitTrax data analysis system, providing citizens with technologically advanced sports experience and diversified courses.

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The 2026 China Cup World Figure Skating Grand Prix will be held at the Shenzhen Universiade Center Stadium from November 6th to 8th. This is the first time this event has been held in Shenzhen. A total of 60 high-level athletes from all over the world participated in the competition in four events: men's singles, women's singles, pairs skating and ice dance.

Chinese players Lin Ziyu and Su Jinxian defeated Hong Kong combination Lin Enyu and Huang Hanlin 3-1 to win the gold medal in the table tennis XD20 mixed doubles gold medal match at the 2026 Ai Nagoya Asian Para Games. President Lai Ching-te immediately sent a congratulatory message confirming that this is Lin Ziyu’s second gold medal this year and two consecutive mixed doubles gold medals.