Congratulations to HKBU Year 2 student Cheung Ka Long for winning the bronze medal in Men's Foil at the 15th National Games!
This hard-earned medal carries special significance - marking his return to the National Games podium since 2017 and his first individual medal in the competition.
Demonstrating remarkable resilience, Ka Long delivered a dominant 15:2 victory in the bronze medal match. As a Physical Education and Recreation Management student, he exemplifies the perfect balance between academic pursuit and athletic excellence!
This outstanding achievement makes the entire HKBU community proud! Keep shining both on the fencing piste and in your studies!
Congratulations to Student Cheung Ka Long on His Triumph at the National Games! The gleam of his foil traces the path of victory!
Our HKBU student in the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) program for Physical Education and Recreation Management, Cheung Ka Long, following his bronze medal success in the Men's Foil Individual event at the 15th National Games, joined forces with the Hong Kong Team once again today (19th Nov, 2025) to clinch gold in the Men's Foil Team Event!
This hard-earned gold medal stands as proof of Ka Long and his teammates' perfect synergy and unwavering determination on the piste. The journey to victory was challenging, but with an indomitable spirit, they persisted point by point, overcame every obstacle, and ultimately claimed their place on the podium!
From individual bronze to team gold, securing two medals within days, Ka Long has truly demonstrated what it means to "keep the faith." He always lives by his personal motto—"DON'T LOSE YOUR WAY". Staying focused through ups and downs, holding firm to his direction and rhythm—this belief is the cornerstone of his splendid achievements.
We are immensely proud of Ka Long's extraordinary success! This is not only a glory for Hong Kong fencing but also a tremendous pride for all of Team HKBU!
We look forward to seeing Ka Long carry this conviction into the new season, reaching even greater heights on the international stage and achieving more of his personal dreams!
Photo credit: Fencing Association of Hong Kong, China