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Congratulations to PolyU’s Sports Teams, who snatched both the Yearly Men’s and Yearly Women’s Overall Champion titles in the 2020/21 Inter-Collegiate Competitions organised by the University Sports Federation of Hong Kong, China (USFHK)! The teams have now won the Grand Slam for the third consecutive time (namely, in 2017/18, 2018/19 and 2020/21), beating the competition from 12 local tertiary institutions.

Although competitions were cancelled in 2019/20 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, our more than 400 student-athletes continued to persevere with their training. This year, the teams scooped nine championships, four first runners-up and four second runners-up places from 22 sports competitions. In addition, nine students were named the Most Valuable Player (MVP). Bravo!

MVPS

Basketball
Lui Shuk-yi School of Hotel and Tourism Management
Fencing
Sophia Wu Department of Management and Marketing
Handball
Chen Wai-shing Department of Management and Marketing
Lee Man-nga Department of Chinese and Bilingual Studies
Squash
Ho Ka-hei Department of Applied Social Sciences
Table Tennis
Leung Ka-wan Department of Applied Social Sciences
Wong Kin-sing School of Accounting and Finance
Woodball
Ho Wai-chung Department of Logistics and Maritime Studies
Leung Ching-yee Department of Applied Biology and Chemical Technology

Achievements of PolyU Men’s teams

Categories	Positions
Men’s Overall	Champion
Handball	Champion
Squash	Champion
Table Tennis	Champion
Woodball	Champion
Athletics	1st runner-up
Badminton	1st runner-up
Fencing	2nd runner-up
Rugby	2nd runner-up
Soccer	2nd runner-up
Tennis	3rd runner-up
Basketball	5th
Taekwondo	1 Gold Medal (Individual) 1 Silver Medal (Individual) 1 Bronze Medal (Individual)
Karatedo	1 Bronze Medal (Individual)

Achievements of PolyU Women’s teams

Categories	Positions
Women’s Overall	Champion
Basketball	Champion
Fencing	Champion
Handball	Champion
Table Tennis	Champion
Woodball	Champion
Athletics	1st runner-up
Squash	1st runner-up
Tennis	2nd runner-up
Rugby	3rd runner-up
Soccer	3rd runner-up
Badminton	5th
Taekwondo	1 Silver Medal (Individual) 1 Bronze Medal (Individual)

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Kudos to our Sports Teams — Three-time Grand Slam champions

MVPS

Achievements of PolyU Men’s teams

Achievements of PolyU Women’s teams

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