The three-day 15th National Games bowling mass participation event, held at the Kai Tak Sports Park Bowling Centre, concluded today.

The event comprised men’s singles, women’s singles, doubles, and team of five competitions. A total of 166 athletes, spanning 27 teams – from the Mainland, Hong Kong and Macau – took part. Hong Kong fielded 10 bowlers, five men and five women. Click here for the results.

Secretary for Culture, Sports & Tourism Rosanna Law expressed gratitude to the General Administration of Sport of China’s Multiball Games Administrative Center of China, as well as the Chinese Bowling Association, for providing valuable guidance for the event, and to the Hong Kong, China Tenpin Bowling Congress, which co-organised the event.

She also thanked staff from various government departments and other organisations, as well as event volunteers, for rendering assistance.

Separately, Hong Kong will host a para dance mass participation event, part of the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 9th National Special Olympic Games, at Ma On Shan Sports centre from September 6 to 7. Free admission will be offered through real-name registration. Full details are yet to be announced.

Furthermore, the first batch of tickets for 15th National Games competition events will go on public sale from August 28. These will cover four events hosted by Hong Kong, namely beach volleyball, handball (men), basketball (men’s U22) and rugby sevens.

Citizens can log in to the official ticketing website or the official “mini programme” on WeChat and use real-name registration to be eligible to purchase tickets once they are released.