Hong Kong Tennis Masters Cup 2007

Jan 2007

Conclusion


After successfully hosting the Classic Indoor Doubles for three successive years, The Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club took up the challenge to host the first ever Hong Kong Tennis Masters Cup 2007. The event turned out to be a real success.

The final day kicked off with the Parent & Child final, where Stanley and Justin To defeated Joseph and Tyler Leung by 6-3, 7-5. It was the warmest match of the day. We witnessed the sweet family bonding in both teams.

The Doubles and Singles final matches were a real play to all.The crowd gathered court-side to support Henry So and Rong Ma on their 6-2, 6-3 win over the defending champions Jamie Holmes and Jason Lijewski. Competition was fierce with near perfect team work and co-ordination from So and Ma prevailing.

Wayne Wong triumphed 6-2, 6-3 over Hong Kong's Current No. 1 player Yu Hiu Tung in the Singles final competition. Wong, with slice backhands and approaches to the net complimenting his baseline game had too much variety for his baseline counter-punching opponent, leading to a convincing win and a grand prize of HK$57,000.



(from left to right): Jamie Holmes, Jason Lijewski, Mr.Chairman, Rong Ma, Henry So



(from left to right): Yu Hiu Tung, Mr. Chairman, Wayne Wong



(from left to right): Tyler Leung, Joseph Leung, Justin To, Casam Li

Moneys Raised

A total of $18,789.10, raised from the selling of raffle tickets for our Hong Kong Tennis Masters Cup, will go towards ORBIS for saving sight worldwide. Furthermore entry fees totalling $12,000 from the Parent & Child Doubles competition was presented to the HKTA President Mr. Kenneth Tsui for the Hong Kong Tennis Association Junior Development Programme. We also thank Kevin Kung for his generosity. Kevin, Hong Kong's No.1 Junior Boys player for 18yrs and under in 2006 has offered his prize money of $8,000 to the Hong Kong Tennis Association for Junior Development. By doing this, Kevin can keep his amateur status as a player to pursue his dreams of playing college tennis in the United States.