Hong Kong Junior Open 2025 – SquashSite – all about Squash

Hong Kong’s Helen Tang and Mak Tsun Hei take the U19 titles at HK Squash Centre …

Title sponsored by The JESSICA Company, organized by Squash Association of Hong Kong China, subvented by the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau (Art and Sports Development Fund), event apparel sponsored by Gym Aesthetics Sportsleish Limited and supported by Leisure & Cultural Services Department, The JESSICA Company Hong Kong Junior Squash Open 2025 completed successfully at Hong Kong Squash Centre in this afternoon (August 10th).

This year’s competition attracted a total of 850 participants from 16 countries or regions, setting a record for the highest number of participants.

The Prize Presentation Ceremony was held after the Girls Under 19 final. Dr Douglas Lam, Chairman of Junior Development Sub-Committee of Squash Association of Hong Kong, China, presented the awards along with Ms. Jessica Ng, Founder of The JESSICA Company, Mr. Cedric Tyen, Honorary Secretary of Squash Association of Hong Kong, China, Mrs. Heather Deayton, Executive Committee Member of Squash Association of Hong Kong, China, Mr Ren Wang, Chairman of Asian Squash Federation Coaching Committee and Mr. Oscar CHU, Assistant Leisure Manager (Sports Funding) of Leisure and Cultural Services Department to all the winners.

Champions :

Girls Under 9 – Choi Eun (KOR)
Boys Under 9 – Law Yu Him (ENG)
Girls Under 11 – Tang Ching On (HKG)
Boys Under 11 – Mei Tianxiao Simon (HKG)
Girls Under 13 – Yang Sihan (HKG)
Boys Under 13 – Liu Yuanxi (CHN)
Girls Under 15 – Chung Ka Yau (HKG)
Boys Under 15 – Yuen Tsz Long (HKG)
Girls Under 17 – Manivannan Jinoreeka Ning (MAS)
Boys Under 17 – Alnasfan Mohammed (KSA)
Girls Under 19 – Tang Helen (HKG)
Boys Under 19 – Mak Tsun Hei (HKG)

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