History
An Archive Of Key Moments
Of Our Swimmers & Swim School
Harry Wright International has a long and distinguished history with many Hong Kong records held by current and previous Harry Wright swimmers.
Inter-port Hong Kong Macau: Sean Wong selected to represent team Hong Kong in Macau.
Short Course World Championships Budapest: Siobhán Haughey defends her World Champion title in the 200 m freestyle, Ian Ho finals with Siobhan in the 4 x 50 freestyle relay (7. Place) as well as semifinals in Hong Kong Record time of 20.85 in the 50 m freestyle, Adam Chillingworth participates in the 200 m Breaststroke, Coach Chui Wai Chun commenting on TV for Hoy TV
RBSC International Invitation Age Group competition Bangkok: Team Manager Bev Wright arranges for 28. HWI swimmers and Coaches Zento Lee and Jericho Escobar to travel to Bangkok and race for two consecutive days. Megan Yao wins High Point Trophy in the 15 yrs and over age group.
Hong Kong Age Group Championships Long Course: Medalists Jaahao Xu 3 Gold, Cloud Wang 2 Bronze, Sean Wong 1 Bronze, Ryan Whittington 1 Bronze
South China Athletic Association Chairmen decide to name their new pool “Siobhán Haughey Aquatics Centre”
Asian Open Water Championships Hong Kong: Keith Sin participates
International School Sport Swimming Championships Manama/Bahrain: Giselle Lee selected to represent Hong Kong
Junior Pan Pacific Championships Canberra Australia – Ashley Koh selected to represent Singapore
Swimming World Cup Singapore, Incheon and Shanghai, Siobhán Haughey wins 6 Gold and 3 Bronze medals, Ian Ho finals in the 50 m freestyle and sets Hong Kong Record in 20.98 and Adam Chillingworth makes A Qualification time for Short Course World championships in the 200 Breaststroke and finals twice in the event. Coach Chui Wai Chun commenting on TV for Hoy TV
Olympic Games Paris: Siobhán Haughey wins 2 Bronze Medals 100 m and 200 m freestyle, Ian Ho participates, Michael Fasching appointed team coach, Coach Chui Wai Chun commenting on TV for Hoy TV
Sette Colli - Rome: Siobhán Haughey wins one Gold and one Silver medal, Adam Chillingworth participates
Mare Nostrum Tour: Monaco, Canet-en-Rousillion, Barcelona- Siobhán Haughey wins 6 gold and one Silver Medal, Ian Ho wins one Gold and one Bronze medal and Adam Chillingworth makes it into finals at all three legs
Festival of Sport: Medal Winners are Sean Wong one Silver, Keith Sin one Silver and one Bronze, Jody Lee one Silver
Malaysian Age Group Championships – Sarah Courtney represents Hong Kong China
2024: World Championships Long Course in Doha/Qatar – Siobhan Haughey wins Gold (200 m Freestyle), Silver (100 m Freestyle), Bronze (100 m Breaststroke), Adam Chillingworth makes it into Semi-finals (200 m Breaststroke) and Ian Ho makes it into Finals with the 4 x 100 m mixed Freestyle relay and Semi-finals (50 FR), Coach Chui Wai Chun appointed Team Coach, Keith Sin participates in the 5 and 10 km Open Water race
Hong Kong Age Group Short Course Championships – Siobhan Haughey wins Gold in 100 m Breaststroke in Hong Kong Record time and is awarded best female Performance Award, Adam Chillingworth wins 200 m Breaststroke and Bronze in the 200 m Freestyle, Jody Lee wins Gold in the 50 m butterfly and Silver in the 100 m butterfly, Sarah Courtney wins Silver in 100 m Backstroke, Katrina Hsieh winSilver in the 50 m Freestyle, Sean Wong wins Bronze in the 200 m Backstroke, Elizabeth Li wins Bronze in the 50 m Backstroke
Meet the Champion function with Siobhan Haughey at DBS: 36 young HWI squad swimmers attend an educational event with Siobhan organized by Swire Hong Kong . Four are selected to attend a swim session with our World Record holder in the 200 m freestyle
Hong Kong Swimming Coaches Association awards Siobhan Haughey and Ian Ho Female/Male Swimmer of the Year 2023 - Coach Chui awarded the “Harry Wright Trophy” by the Hong Kong Swimming Coaches Association
Hong Kong Open Water Championship: Keith Sin wins in the 5 km and Harry Koh and Giselle Lee as well as Yip Sze Ning join him to win the 4 x 1500 m open water relay category
New Years Day Open Water race: Keith Sin and Harry Koh win
Kamachi Hong Kong Open Water Swimming Competition: Keith Sin wins the first Open Water event of the year and sets HWI up for another successful year
TYR Pro Series Fort Lauderdale/USA: Siobhan Haughey and Ian Ho are selected by Hong Kong China swimming to represent their country. Siobhan medals in numerous events and set’s Hong Kong record in the 400 m freestyle and 50 m Breaststroke; Ian Ho finals in the 50 m freestyle
Singapore Age Group Championships (seniors): Coach Michael Fasching takes 9 Performance Squad swimmer of age 15 – 26 years to the Singapore Championships. Chen Wing Kiu, Ashley Koh, Eden Lim and Ryan Whittington make it into finals
Guangdong-Hong Kong- Macau Greater Bay area select competition in Guangzhou/China: Elizabeth Li along with her Coach Chui Wai Chun selected to represent Hong Kong. Elizabeth wins two bronze medals in the 50 m and 100 m Backstroke.
Thai Age Group Championships: Jody Lee selected by Hong Kong China Swimming Association to travel with a Hong Kong age group select team to the event. He makes it into the finals
HWI Pannel interview/Talk with the Champions at Olympic House: Siobhan Haughey, Ian Ho and Adam Chillingworth attend a panel discussion arranged by Coaches Chui and Fasching. In excess of 100 of our swimmers and parents attend
Festival of Sport: Siobhan Haughey and Ian Ho win best female and male performance trophy respectively, Siobhan wins 50 m and 100 m freestyle and makes A qualification for Olympic Games in Paris as well as setting Hong Kong Record in 100 m Butterfly (before Hannah Wilson), Adam Chillingworth wins 200 m Breaststroke in Hong Kong Record time, Ian Ho wins 50 m Freestyle in Hong Kong Record time and makes A cut for Paris Olympic Games, Jody Lee wins silver in the 50 m Butterfly, Keith Sin wins Silver in 1500 m Freestyle and Bronze in 800 m Freestyle, Ashley Koh, Chen Wing Kiu, Sean Wong, Arnold Luk and Ryan Whittington final in multiple events.
Mare Nostrum Tour - Barcelona, Monaco, Canet en Roussillon: Ian Ho, Adam Chillingworth and Siobhan Haughey selected to represent Hong Kong. Siobhan sets Hong Kong Record in the 50 m freestyle and wins mutable events. Ian and Adam make it into Finals at all three legs of the high profile elite series in the Mediterranean
World Championships Fukuoka/Japan: Siobhan Haughey wins Silver in the 100 m Freestyle, Finals in the 200 m Freestyle, Ian Ho, Adam Chillingworth and Keith Sun all selected to represent Hong Kong
CASA Long Course Championships: Coach Chui leads the team to dominate the Championships. Medal winning performances in individual events of: Sean Wong, Ryan Whittington, Thomas Chan, Megan Yao, Jeanelle Lee, Arnold Luk, Jody Les, Peony Lee, Sophie Chan, Giselle Lee, Bosco Leung, Charlotte McFarland, Chen Wing Kiu, Kor Ka Hei, Chan Evan, Chan Vernyce, Chan Nicole, Chan Kalila, Jaspar Yam. Boys and Girls A Grade and B Grade 4 x 100 m Freestyle relays all win Gold
Hong Kong Open: Siobhan Haughey sets Hong Kong Record in the 50 m Freestyle and is awarded best female performance Award. Adam Chillingworth wins Silver in the 10” m Breaststroke, Keith Sin wins Bronze in the 1500 m Freestyle. Giselle Lee, Arnold Luk, Jonathan Tsang, Jody Lee and Ryan Whittington advance into finals. Boys and Girls IM relays win Bronze
Asian Games Hangzhou/China: Siobhan Haughey wins 5 medals and sets an Asian and Hong Kong Record in the 100 m Freestyle and Hong Kong Records in the 50 m Freestyle and Breaststroke. Her historic medal tally: 2 x Gold, 1 x Silver, 3 x Bronze is the highest medal count in Hong Kong sports history of an athlete at a single Asian Games. Ian Ho wins Silver in the 50 m Freestyle, Adam Chillingworth finals in the 200 m Breaststroke. Keith Sin ranks in the Top 8 in the open water 10 km category. Coach Michael Fasching appointed Hong Kong Coach to support Team Hong Kong China
CASA Short Course Championship: Coach Chui Wai Chung leads team to take overall win in male as well as female categories. Individual medals and records set by Jody Lee, Sean Wong, Giselle Lee, Jeanelle Lee, Elizabeth Li, Megan Yao, Sarah Courtney, Jonathan Lee, Kor Ka Hei and Natalie Ho. Many more of our squad swimmers involved in medal winning relay swims
Hong Kong Long Course Age Group Championships: - Medal winners: Sarah Courtney Silver (100 m Backstroke), Ryan Whittington Silver (200 m Backstroke), Katrina Hsieh Bronze (50 m Freestyle), Giselle Lee Bronze (200 m Backstroke)
Inter-Port competition: Sean Wong and Jody Lee represent Hong Kong against Macau. Jody wins Silver in the 100 m Butterfly, Coach Chui is appointed Team Coach for the Hong Kong China Swimming Association
US Open in Greensboro: Siobhan Haughey travels to and wins Gold in the 200 m Freestyle and 100 m Breaststroke as well as Bronze in the 400 m freestyle
World Cup Series in Berlin, Athens and Budapest: Siobhan Haughey races the and wins the series in 100 m and 200 m freestyle as well as setting Hong Kong records in the 50, 100 and 400 m freestyle
RBSC Invitational: Coaches Zento Lee and Michael Fasching supported by Bev Wright travel with a team of 37 Mantas swimmers to Bangkok. Sarah Courtney, Lauren Lusher and Lisa Schloemer made it into the high point trophies in their age groups
Short Course World Championships Melbourne/AUS: Adam Chillingworth, Ian Ho and Siobhan Haughey selected to represent Hong Kong. Siobhan wins 200 m Freestyle and takes Silver in the 100 m Freestyle and both our men Ian and Adam make it into Semifinals
CASA Short Course Championships: Medal Winners in individual events Li Elizabeth, Megan Yao, Chen Wing Kiu, Lee Giselle, Whittington Ryan, Jody Lee, Sean Wong, Bosco Leung
Age Group Long Course Championships: our medalists in individual events are Ashley Koh, Giselle lee, Sean Wong, Jody Lee, Yau Kap Fong
Asian Open Water Championships – Samarkand Uzbekistan:- Keith sin represents Hong Kong and finish 8. in the 5 km
Short Course Time Trial: Siobhan Haughey sets Hong Kong records in the 100 m and 200 m IM and wins the 50 m freestyle whilst Jody lee wins the 100 m butterfly at the first local short course meet in a long time due to the pandemic
Hong Kong Open: Siobhan Haughey sets Hong Kong Record in the 400 m Freestyle and wins 200 m Freestyle as well as winning “Best Female Performance Award”; Arnold Luk wins Bronze in the 50 m Breaststroke
CASA Long Course Championships: Medal Winners in individual events: Jody Lee, Chan yuet Long, Arnold Luk, Sean Wong, Samson Poon, Charmain Chan, Olivia Du, Summer Lam, Peony Lee, Giselle Lee, Charlotte McFarland – Boys and Girls take seond place overall in Club score
World Championships Budapest: Keith Sin takes part in 10 km Open Water, Pool Events – Adam Chillingworth and Ian Ho participate, Siobhan Haughey selected to represent Hong Kong but has to withdraw due to injury
Pandemic: Hong Kong government orders swimming pools in Hong Kong closed for many month. Harry Wright coaches arrange training in the Ocean at Deep Water Bay as well as land training at Sun Yat Sen Park for Performance Squads and online Zoom Land training for all other squads. Coach Edward Borja arranges a series of online educational sessions with international coaches among them Wayne Goldsmith and others
World Championships Short Course Abu Dhabi: Siobhan Haughey wins 200 m Freestyle in World Record time and takes Gold in 100 m Freestyle as well as Bronze in the 400 m Freestyle, Ian Ho qualifies for 50 m Freestyle final
ISL Season 3: Siobhan Haughey wins large number of events and sets large number of Asian and Hong Kong records as well as being instrumental in Energy Standard’s overall win of the Series
Age Group Long Course Championships: Keith Sin wins Silver in 800 m and 1500 m Freestyle and takes Bronze in the 400 m Freestyle
Hong Kong Open: Freestyle Mixed Relay takes Bronze (Summer Lam, Yau Kap Fong, Olivia Du, Xiang Ma) Peter Lee wins Bronze in the 100 m Freestyle and Silver in the 100 m Butterfly, Finalists are Keith Sin, Jody Lee, Annika Chu, Yau Kap Fong
Olympic Games Tokyo: Siobhan Haughey wins a historic two Silver Medals (100 m Freestyle and 200 m Freestyle), Ian Ho participates in the 50 m Freestyle
Open Water Olympic qualifying event Sebutal/Portugal: Keith Sin represents Hong Kong in the 10 km race but does not secure an Olympic berth
Olympic Qualification event at Hong Kong Sports Institute: Both Ian Ho and Siobhan Haughey make qualification for Tokyo Olympic Games and set Hong Kong records in the 50 m freestyle and 100 m freestyle respectively
ISL Season 2 Napoli: Siobhan Haughey represents “Energy Standard’ Franchise and wins multiple events
Pandemic: Hong Kong government orders swimming pools in Hong Kong closed for the better part of 2021. Harry Wright coaches arrange training in the Ocean at Deep Water Bay as well as Sun Yat Sen Park for Performance Squads and online Zoom Land training for all other squads. Local competitions are mostly cancelled to to the Government ordered pool closures
Miles Williams qualifies to race NCAA Championships but event is cancelled to to the pandemic
International Swimming League Season 2021 Budapest/Hungary, Siobhan Haughey races for Energy Standard franchise and improves the Asian short Course records on 9 occasions. In the finals she wins the 200 m freestyle in 1:51.11 and as the start swimmer of the Energy Standard 4 x 100 m freestyle relay sets a new Asian and Hong Kong mark of 50.94. Both times are fastest short course times in the world in 2020.
Pandemic: Hong Kong government orders swimming pools in Hong Kong closed for many month. Harry Wright coaches arrange training in the Ocean at Deep Water Bay as well as Sun Yat Sen Park for Performance Squads and online Zoom Land training for all other squads. Local competitions are mostly cancelled to to the Government ordered pool shut down
Siobhan Haughey wins 100 y freestyle, 200 m y freestyle at the Big Ten Championships and places 3rd twice at the NCAA championships in 100 y and 200 y freestyle
Miles Williams races NCAA Championships in the 50 y, 100 y and 200 y freestyle
World Championships Gwangju/Korea - Siobhan Haughey breaks the Hong Kong record in the 200 m freestyle in 1:54.98 and places 4th in the finals. Michael Fasching appointed Team Coach
Anthea Wong and Sarah Chu are selected to race for Hong Kong at the Asian Age Group championships. Sarah wins Gold with a Junior Record breaking 4 x 100 m freestyle relay. Michael Fasching appointed Hong Kong Team Coach
Queensland Age Group Championships in December, Coach Michael Fasching takes a team of 5 Mantas swimmers to Brisbane. Swimmers Peony Lee and Jody Lee achieve a number of podium performances at an incredible strong meet featuring swimmers from Japan and New Seeland as well as the best Australian Age Groupers
ISL - Siobhan Haughey represents the DC - Trident franchise and wines numerous events
Siobhan Haughey wins 200 y IM and 200 y freestyle at Big Ten Championships and at NCAA Championships finishes second in the 200 m freestyle
May - Harry Wright International secures agreement with South china athletic association to manage all aquatic activities
Asian Games Jakarta/Indonesia in September - Michael Fasching appointed Team Coach - Siobhan Haughey cancels attendance due to foot injury
Siobhan Haughey wins Big Ten championships 200 y freestyle and at NCAA championships 4th in the 200 m freestyle
Short Course Age Group Championships- March - Nathaniel Yeo wins 100 m IM
Festival of Sport during April - Siobhan Haughey wins best “Best Female Performance Award” for her 100 m freestyle heats swim
Australian Age Group Championships in Brisbane in April - Coach Michael Fasching takes four swimmers Temana Short, Nathaniel Yeoh, Malin Leven and Ella Fraser, Nathaniel Yeoh (13 yr.) wins 3 silver medals in the 200 m IM and 400 m IM and 200 m freestyle
Mantas Swimming Club hosts the Home Meet at the Hong Kong Sports Institute
Swimming World Championships in Budapest Hungary - Siobhan Haughey sets a Hong Kong Record in the 200 m freestyle 1:55.96 and finishes in 5th place, Michael Fasching appointed Team Coach
World University Games in Taipei, - Siobhan Haughey wins 100 m and 200 m Freestyle and sister Aisling Haughey participates
Coach David Pool and Michael Fasching attend the American Swimming Coaches Association Annual convention in Washington D.C. USA during September
Age Group Championships November, Temana Short (16 yrs.) wins 50 m freestyle
Mantas Away Meet in Bangkok
Queensland Age Group Championships December - Coach David Pool takes 9 swimmers, Sarah Chuh wins silver in the 200 m butterfly, Julian Chow (14 yrs.) makes it into finals of the 200 m breaststroke
Siobhan Haughey 3 x Big Ten champion (100 y freestyle/200 y freestyle/200 y IM) and 5th at NCAA Championships in the 200 y freestyle
Hong Kong Short Course Age Group Championships - Temana Short (14 yrs.) wins 50 m, 100 m, 200 m, 400 m freestyle, Nathaniel Yeo (12 yrs) wins 50 m and 200 m freestyle and 200 m IM, Miles Williams wins 400 m IM and 400 m freestyle
Festival of Sport - Geoffrey Cheah (25 yrs.) awarded “Best Male performance Award” for his 50 m freestyle in 22.47
Malaysian Age Group Championships Sah Alam/Selangor - Temana Short (14 yrs.) selected to represent Hong Kong and sets a Hong Kong Junior Record with the 4 x 100 m freestyle relay as well as winning 50 m, 100 m and 200 m freestyle
Mantas Home Meet at Tung Chung Pool in May - High point trophy winners in their Age Groups: Nathaniel Yeo (12 yrs), Kylie Woo (15 yrs), Meet Records were set by Kylie Woo in the 50 m backstroke in 32.91 and the Mantas boys 4 x 50 m freestyle relay in 1:48.64 by Adam Graham, Nathaniel Yeoh, Temana Short, Stefan Hess
Coach Kevin Chow and Michael Fasching attend the Australian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Association Convention at the Gold Coast and successfully renew their Silver Licence
Geoffrey Cheah and Siobhan Haughey along with Coach Michael Fasching are selected by the Hong Kong Olympic Committee to represent Hong Kong at the Olympic Games in Rio, where Siobhan Haughey advances to Semi-Finals in the 200 m freestyle finishing in 10th place and sets a Hong Kong Record in the 200 m freestyle
Long Course Age Group Championships - Ralph Lam wins 200 m Breaststroke
RBSC Invitational November - Bangkok, Coaches Kevin Chow, Marvin Johnson and David Pool take a young Mantas Team that finishes in 6th place, Ralph Lam (12 yrs.) wins the High Point Trophy in his age group
Queensland Age Group Championships - December - Coach David Pool takes 12 HWI swimmers to compete in Brisbane, Nathaniel Yeoh wins bronze in the 100 m breaststroke and 200 m IM and Julian Chow wins Bronze in the 200 m breaststroke and another 4 swimmers make it into finals
Geoffrey Cheah and Sioban Haughey along with Coach Michael Fasching selected to race at the Arena Pro Meet in Santa Clara by the Hong Kong Amateur Swimming Association
Miles Williams reaches Finals at the Australian Age Group Championships in Sydney
Siobhan Haughey is awarded the "Star of the Stars Award (Secondary Schools Category) by the Hong Kong Government Home Affairs Department and the Commission on Youth
Siobhan Haughey and Geoffrey Cheah win "Outstanding Female/Male Performance Award" at the Festival of Sport
Miles Williams wins the "High Point Trophy" in the 15 to 17 years age group at the Hong Kong Short Course Age Group Championships
Geoffrey Cheah races at the Canadian Open Championships
Siobhan Haughey awarded “Junior Sports Star Award” by the Olympic Committee of HK
Jemima Ridley and Aneekah Styles win “Cold Half”
Siobhan Haughey, Geoffrey Cheah along with Coach Michael are selected to attend the World Championships in Kazan where Siobhan advances to the semi-final in the 200 m IM finishing in 14th place and sets Hong Kong Record in the 200 m IM
Geoffrey Cheah, Nicole Evans, Kylie Woo and Miles Williams are selected to compete at the World Cup in Hong Kong. Geoffrey wins Gold in the 50 m butterfly and Silver in the 50 m freestyle. All others make it into finals
Miles Williams wins the High Point Trophy in the 15 – 17 yrs. Age Group Category at the Hong Kong Long Course Age Group Championships
Siobhan Haughey and Michael Fasching at Youth Olympics In Nanjing/China
Geoffrey Cheah at Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Brisbane/Australia
Sabrina Kwok, Geoffrey Cheah, Siobhan Haughey and Michael Fasching at the Asian Games in Incheon/China
Marvin Johnson and Wilson Ho attend Australian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Convention Gold Coast Australia
Mantas Swimming Club is the second best visiting club at the Royal Bangkok Invitational Age Group Meet in Bangkok/Thailand
Siobhan Haughey and Geoffrey Cheah awarded "Swimmer of the Year" by the Hong Kong Swimming Coaches Association. Michael Fasching awarded "Outstanding Contribution Award" by the Hong Kong Swimming Coaches Association.
Geoffrey Cheah wins Bronze in the 100 m backstroke, 50 m butterfly, 50 m backstroke, 50 m freestyle at the Fina World Cup in Hong Kong. Siobhan Haughey wins Bronze in the 100 m freestyle at the Fina World Cup in Hong Kong. Jemima Ridley finals in the 400 m Freestyle at the Fina Swimming World Cup in Hong Kong. Samantha Gove, Xiang Zai Ma and Miles Williams participate in the FINA World Cup in Hong Kong. Michael Fasching appointed Team Coach for the Fina World Cup in Hong Kong by the Hong Kong Amateur Swimming Association.
Siobhan Haughey wins three Bronze Medals at the Asian Games in Incheon/Korea (4 x 100 m freestyle, 4 x 200 m freestyle, 4 x 100 m IM) and finals in the 100 m freestyle (4th), 200 m IM (8th), 50 m freestyle (5th), 200 m freestyle (4th). Geoffrey Cheah finals in the 50 m butterfly (7th), 100 m freestyle (7th), 50 m freestyle (7th), 100 m butterfly (6th), 4 x 100 m freestyle (4th) at the Asian Games in Incheon. Sabrina Kwok participates in the Asian Games in Incheon. Michael Fasching appointed Team Coach for the Asian Games by the National Olympic Committee of Hong Kong
Miles Williams participates at the Fina World Cup in Dubai/UAE and Doha/Quatar
Siobhan Haughey wins two Silver Medals at the Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing/China (200 m IM and 100 m freestyle) and finals in the 50 m freestyle (5th) and 200 m freestyle (6th). Michael Fasching appointed Team Coach by the National Olympic Committee of Hong Kong.
Mantas Swimming Club wins the highest team score at the International Mantas Invitational Age Group Meet at Tung Chung Swimming Pool in Hong Kong.
HWI Coaches Marvin Johnson and Wilson Ho attend Australian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Convention Gold Coast Australia
Hannah Wilson starts coaching for Harry Wright International Ltd.
Siobhan Haughey wins Gold in the 100 m freestyle in championship Record Time and bronze in the 50 m freestyle at the Junior World Swimming Championships in Dubai/UAE
Sabrina Kwok makes semifinal in the 50 m backstroke and final in the 4 x 100 m freestyle relay at Junior World Championship in Dubai/UAE
Geoffrey Cheah races at World Championship in Barcelona/Spain and breaks Hong Kong records
Geoffrey Cheah semifinals at Student World Championships in Kazan/Russia
Geoffrey Cheah finals and sets Hong Kong Records at FINA World Cup in Dubai/UAE and Doha/Quatar
Siobhan Haughey was the most winning swimmer of the Hong Kong team that competed at the East Asian Games in Tianjin, China. She returned from her 5 day campaign with 4 individual medals (200 m IM Silver, 50 m Freestyle Silver, 100 m Freestyle Bronze, 200 m Freestyle Bronze) as well as 3 relay medals (4 x 100 m Freestyle, 4 x 200 m Freestyle, 4 x 100 m IM all bronze). On the way to winning those medals she set Hong Kong Records, Junior Records and Age Group Records in 200 m and 400 m IM as well as a Hong Kong Junior and Age Group Record in the 200 m freestyle.
Geoffrey Cheah was the only male Hong Kong swimmer that won an individual medal and set a Hong Kong record at the games. He returns from Tianjin with a bronze medal in Hong Kong Record time of 22.60. He is also the proud winner of a bronze medal with the 4 x 100 m freestyle Hong Kong team.
RBSC Invitational International Age Group Meet, Bangkok
Michael Fasching awarded coach of the Year by Hong Kong Swimming Coaches Association and Coach of the Year Individual Sports, Junior Category as well as Coaching Excellence Award by Hong Kong Coaching Committee
Henry Wright, Hei Tsang, Adrian Ho attend Australian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Convention Gold Coast Australia
Hannah Wilson races 100 m freestyle and 100 m butterfly at the Olympic Games in London
Siobhan Haughey races at the International Children Games in Korea
RBSC Invitational International Age Group Meet, Bangkok,
Kevin Chow, Marvin Johnson, Robin Wright, Michael Fasching at Australian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Convention Gold Coast Australia
Australian Age Group Championships, Adelaide, April 18th-24th: Siobhan Haughey wins 4 events and sets Hong Kong Junior Records in 200 m freestyle, 200 m IM and 100 m freestyle, as well as Australian All Come Record in 200 m IM
Geoffrey Cheah represents Hong Kong at the University Games in Shenzhen Cornelius Wong races for Hong Kong at the Malaysian Open
Australian Age Group Championships; Siobhan Haughey wins gold in 200 m IM and sets 3 Hong Kong Age group records,
Hannah Wilson races at Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Irvine/USA
RBSC Invitational International Age Group Meet, Bangkok
Hannah Wilson wins 50m Freestyle at Janet Evans Invitational Meet in a time of 25.98 seconds
Hannah Wilson sets American Record with Cal Bears 4x100m yard freestyle relay at NCAA Finals at Collage Station, Texas, USA
Hannah Wilson comes 3rd in NCAA Finals in 100m Butterfly in a time of 51.47 seconds
Harry Wright International starts offering swim activities at the Canadian International School
Hannah Wilson wins gold in the 100m Freestyle at the World University Games in a national record time of 54.35 seconds
Hannah Wilson wins gold in the 100m Butterfly at the World University Games in a national record time of 58.24 seconds
Hannah Wilson sets new national record in the 50m Freestyle in a time of 25.62 at the World University Games
Hannah Wilson sets new national record in the 50m Butterfly in a time of 26.66 at the World University Games
Hannah Wilson represents Hong Kong in the 2008 Beijing Olympics
Geoffrey Cheah breaks 100 m freestyle Hong Kong age group record
Geoffrey Cheah breaks 50 m Butterfly Hong Kong age group record
Geoffrey Cheah breaks 200 m backstroke Hong Kong age group record
Geoffrey Cheah breaks 50 m freestyle Hong Kong age group record
Hannah Wilson breaks Hong Kong Record and qualifies for the Beijing Olympics in the 100 m butterfly with a time of 1:00.38
Hannah Wilson breaks Hong Kong Record and qualifies for the Beijing Olympics in the 100 m freestyle with a time of 55.97
Hannah Wilson makes Olympic 'B' Time for the Beijing Olympics in the 200 m freestyle with a time of 2:02.92
Fenella Ng is selected to carry the torch across HK harbour in the Beijing Torch relay
Hannah Wilson represents Hong Kong at the Asian Championships in Macau winning two gold medals in the 100m freestyle and 100m butterfly breaking national records in the process - only the 3rd HK swimmer ever to win Asian Championship Gold
Geoffrey Cheah represents Hong Kong at the Asian Championships in Macau winning two bronze medals in the 50m backstroke and 100m backstroke breaking national records in the process
Hannah Wilson swims at British age group championships
Hannah Wilson swims at US Swimming National Championships
Geoffrey Cheah is awarded Hong Kong Male Swimmer of the Year
Geoffrey Cheah swims at British age group championships
Head Coach Michael Fasching is recognized for his contribution to swimming in Hong Kong
Jason Mak represents Hong Kong at the Jakata Asain age group meet breaking the Hong Kong record in the 100m freestyle event
Hannah Wilson represents Hong Kong at Australian World Championships
Geoffrey Cheah represents Hong Kong at Australian World Championships
Harry Wright International swimmers attend Stamford Swim Camp in USA
Fenella Ng and Annemarie Munk invited to committee of HK Olympian and Athlete's Commission
Geoffrey Cheah is awarded Hong Kong Male Swimmer of the Year
Geoffrey Cheah represents Hong Kong in Swimming at the 2006 Doha Asian Games
Hannah Wilson is awarded Hong Kong Female Swimmer of the Year
Hannah Wilson represents Hong Kong in Swimming at the 2006 Doha Asian Games
Hannah Wilson swims at British age group championships
Geoffrey Cheah swims at British age group championships
Hannah Wilson swims at Shanghai World championships
Geoffrey Cheah swims at Shanghai World Championships
Head Coach Michael Fasching is awarded Hong Kong Swimming Coach of the Year
Andrew Wright represents Hong Kong in triathlon at the 2006 Doha Asian Games
Jonathon Lo represents Hong Kong in Water Polo at the 2006 Doha Asian Games
Howard Wong captains Hong Kong in Water Polo at the 2006 Doha Asian Games
Joanna Fargus represents Australia at Melbourne Commonwealth Games
Former Olympic Gold Medallist Duncan Goodhew visits Harry Wright Swimmers
Geoffrey Cheah represents Hong Kong at Korean Swim World Cup
Hannah Wilson represents Hong Kong at the Montreal Swimming World Championship
Hannah Wilson swims at British age group championships
Geoffrey Cheah swims at British age group championships
Hannah Wilson swims at Youth Olympic Festival
Geoffrey Cheah swims at Youth Olympic Festival
Hannah Wilson represents Hong Kong in the 2004 Athens Olympics
Hannah Wilson swims at USA Open Championships
Hannah Wilson swims at Queensland Open Championships
Hannah Wilson swims at British age group championships
Geoffrey Cheah swims at British age group championships
Hannah Wilson wins the Hong Kong Potential Sports Star Award
Harry Wright International Swimmers attend Pine Crest Swim Camp in USA
Hannah Wilson represents Hong Kong at Melbourne Swim World Cup
Hannah Wilson represents Hong Kong at Macau Asian Age Championship
Hannah Wilson swims at British age group championships
Geoffrey Cheah swims at British age group championships
Joanna Fargus represents England at Manchester Commonwealth Games and wins Gold Freestyle relay and Silver in 200m backstroke
Fenella Ng is invited as a coordinator for the International Olympic Committees Youth Olympic Academy
Andrew Fargus represents Scotland in Triathlon at the 2001 Euorpean championships
Joanna Fargus represents Great Britain at the Sydney Olympic Games
Fenella Ng represents HK at the Sydney Olympic Games in Rowing
Fenella Ng is chosen to carry the first ever HK Bauhinia Flag in to an Olympic Opening Ceremony
Caroline Ng represents Cambridge in annual University The Boat Race, beating Oxford
Zac Moffat represents Hong Kong at the 1998 Asian Games
Howard Wong represents Hong Kong in Water Polo at the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games
Fenella Ng becomes Hong Kong's first World Rowing Championships finalist in the Women's lightweight single sculls - 6th place
Fenella Ng represents Hong Kong in Rowing at the Asian Games winning 2 Silver medals in the Women's Lightweight and Open single sculls
Caroline Ng swims in a relay across the English Channel to raise money for charity.
Arthur Li represents HK at Barcelona Olympics
International swim meet in Manila, Philippines
Zac Moffat ranked number 2 in the USA in his age group
Jayne Wright is awarded Hong Kong Coach of Excellence of the Year
Annemarie Munk represents HK at the World Student Games
Annemarie Munk breaks HK record for 200m Butterfly
International swim meet in Manila, Philippines
Fenella Ng wins a silver medal in the 4 x 100m freestyle relay at the Asian Games in Hiroshima. Hong Kong's second Asian Games Swimming medal
Fenella Ng represents HK at the Asian Games in Hiroshima
Arthur Li represents HK at the Asian Games in Hiroshima
Caroline Ng represents HK at the Asian Games in Hiroshima
Fenella Ng represents HK at the Commonwealth Games in Victoria Island, Canada
Arthur Li represents HK at the Commonwealth Games in Victoria Island, Canada
Joanna Fargus represented England at the Commonwealth Games after leaving Hong Kong
Annemarie Munk breaks HK record for 200m Breast
International swim meet in Singapore
International swim meet in Osaka, Japan
Harry Wright International participates in Swimming World Cup
Captain Harry Wright is awarded Hong Kong Swimming Coach of the Year
Captain Harry Wright is selected as Hong Kong National swim coach
Arthur Li represents Hong Kong at Olympics
Duncan Todd represents Hong Kong at Olympics
Andrew Rutherford represents Hong Kong at Olympics
Andrew Rutherford breaks HK records in 100m, 200m Breaststroke
Arthur Li represents Hong Kong at Commonwealth Games
Annemarie Munk represents Hong Kong at Commonwealth Games
Fenella Ng represent HK in the Asian Games in Beijing
Celeste Hung represent HK in the Asian Games in Beijing
Annemarie Munk represent HK in the Asian Games in Beijing
Andrew Wong represent HK in the Asian Games in Beijing
Howard Wong represents Hong Kong in Water Polo at the Beijing Asian Games
Fenella Ng runs the Torch relay in Beijing
Arthur Li breaks four Hong Kong national records, during his career he goes on to hold 50m, 100m, 200m, 400m freestyle, 50, 100m Butterfly, 200m, 400m IM plus relay records).
Annemarie Munk breaks 200m and 400m IM records (over her career she also breaks 200m Breaststroke and 200m Butterfly records).
Fenella Ng represented Hong Kong at the 1988 Seoul Olympics
Arthur Li Kai Yin represented Hong Kong at the 1988 Seoul Olympics
Celeste Hung represented Hong Kong at the 1988 Seoul Olympics
Annemarie Munk represented Hong Kong at the 1988 Seoul Olympics
Anthony Mosse wins 200m butterfly bronze at the 1988 Seoul Olympics
Steve Lutz makes the Canadian World Cup Swim team
Captain Harry Wright is awarded Hong Kong Swimming Coach of the Year
Michael Scott breaks Hong Kong national record in 100m and 200m breaststroke and wins bronze medal at world cup event
Anthony Mosse wins silver 200m butterfly gold at the Madrid World Championships
Anthony Mosse wins 200m butterfly gold at the Edinburgh Commonwealth Games
Fenella Ng, Celeste Hung and Suzanna Lee win a bronze medal at the Asian Games in Seoul in the 4 x 100m freestyle relay. Hong Kong's first Asian games swimming medal and set HK record in the process
Fenella Ng, Celeste Hung and Suzanne Lee break national record in the 4 X 100 metres medley relay at the Edinburgh Commonwealth games
Celeste Hung becomes first Hong Kong female swimmer to break 60 second for 100m freestyle aged 14.
Suzanna Lee breaks the HK womens 100m Backstroke record at age 13.
International swim meet in Hawaii, USA
Celeste Hung breaks Hong Kong womens 100m Fly record at age 13 (over her career she goes on to hold 50m, 100m Freestyle, 50m, 100m Fly, 200m IM and several relay records).
Fenella Ng wins the HK International Biathlon (1.5km swim, 10 km run), finishing faster to than all the men to win the overall Champion title
Fenalla Ng wins gold medal in the 200m and 400m freestyle at the Asian Swimming Championship in Seoul breaking HK records in both events. HK's first ever Asian Swimming Champion making front page news in the SCMP. She picks up a silver and bronze in the relays.
Kathryn Wong wins two relay medal at the Asian Swimming Championship in Seoul.
Fenella Ng represents Hong Kong at Los Angeles Olympics
Kathryn Wong represents Hong Kong at Los Angeles Olympics
Anthony Mosse represents New Zealand at the Los Angeles Olympics
Stephen Cheung becomes world record holder for 100m butterfly for the partially sighted at the Canadian Games for the Physically Handicapped
Fenella Ng wins the inaugural HK International Biathlon (3km swim, 15 km run)
Celeste Hung wins gold in British Age Group Championships in the 11 and under girls 100m butterfly
Kathryn Wong represents Hong Kong at the Commonwealth games
Fenella Ng represents Hong Kong at the Commonwealth games
Kathryn Wong represents Hong Kong at the Asian games
Lucy Lomas represents Hong Kong at the Asian games
Perran Coak represents Hong Kong at the Asian games
Fenella Ng represents Hong Kong at the Asian games
Fenella Ng breaks Hong Kong record for 100m Freestyle at age 13 to win TVB sport star award (over her career she goes on to hold 100m, 200m, 400m Freestyle, 200m Butterfly and several relay records).
Stephen Cheung represents Hong Kong at the 1980 Holland Olympic Games for the physically disabled
Alexandra Luxton breaks 800m freestyle national record
International swim meet in Honolulu, Hawaii
Karen Robertson represented HK at Commonwealth Games in Edmonton
Joanna Clark represented HK at the Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, during her career, Jo held HK records in Butterfly and Freestyle
Mark Crocker represented HK at Commonwealth Games in Edmonton
Sara Robertson represented HK at the Asian Games in Bangkok, during her career Sarah went on to hold HK records in the 50m, 100m , 200m Breaststroke.
Barracuda Swimming Club incorporated
Mark Crocker represents Hong Kong in Olympic Games
Karen Robertson represents Hong Kong in Olympics Games - during her career Karen went on to hold HK records in 50m, 100m, 200m Freestyle
Mantas Swimming Club incorporated
Harry Wright International incorporated
HWI became Member of the Hong Kong Amateur Swimming Association
International swim meet in Manila, Philippines
International swim meet in Marikina, Brazil