SHEAC team captain to hit the ball 東亞書院隊隊長擊球

SHEAC team captain to hit the ball
東亞書院隊隊長擊球

On Saturday 9th April, 2016, Stanley Ho East Asia College (SHEAC) participated in the Hong Kong Kin-Ball Championships. Nine SHEAC students and the other four students from Choi Kai Yau College (CKYC) formed two teams to play against teams from Hong Kong, Mainland China (Yanbian University), Singapore and Japan. It was the first time UM students played kin-ball outside Macau.

The SHEAC and CKYC teams competed in the open category of the Kin-Ball Championships which consisted of 12 teams in total. In the preliminary, each team played six rounds against different teams. After the completion of each round, ranking points were given to each team. The final result to determine which three teams to go into the finals was based on the four rounds of highest ranking points of each team.

Handshakes with the Singapore team after the match. 賽後與新加坡隊握手

Handshakes with the Singapore team after the match.
賽後與新加坡隊握手

Despite being unable to qualify for the finals, both teams from UM achieved satisfactory results, respectively ranked 8th and 9th amongst the 12 teams, and gained invaluable experience by playing against experienced teams with players and coaches at the international level.

Kin-ball is the only sports in which three teams play in a match at the same time. It was created in Canada in 1986. It is also characterized by the big size of the ball (about 1.2 meters in diameter). Kin-ball puts emphasis on teamwork, sportsmanship and training of overall physique. It has become an emergent sport across the world, practiced by more than 10 million of players in more than 25 countries every year. The Kin-Ball Sport World Cup is held every other year, with players from Europe, America, Asia and other countries. In recent years, Hong Kong Kin-Ball Association (HKKA) has hoped to introduce this sport to Macau.

Group photo of both SHEAC and CKYC teams SHEAC隊和CKYC隊合影留念

Group photo of both SHEAC and CKYC teams
SHEAC隊和CKYC隊合影留念

TV interview by TDM 澳廣視專訪

TV interview by TDM
澳廣視專訪

In the first semester of 2015/16, HKKA and SHEAC jointly organized a series of kin-ball activities, including the first UM Kin-Ball Fun Day in August 2015, the second fun day and a level one coach training course in October. To allow sustainable development of kin-ball and the students to get more systematic training, SHEAC and HKKA continue to hold regular training courses, including the beginner and intermediate level, as well as level one referee courses. All in all, the response has been overwhelming, while kin-ball has become more well-known to the UM community.

 

What an exciting game 激動人心的比賽

What an exciting game
激動人心的比賽

何鴻燊東亞書院首次參與香港健球錦標賽獲益良多

2016年4月9號(週六),何鴻燊東亞書院(SHEAC)健球隊於香港參加香港健球錦標賽。來自澳門大學何鴻燊東亞書院九位同學與來自蔡繼友書院的四位同學組成兩隊,對壘來自香港、中國內地、新加坡與日本的球隊。這是澳門健球選手第一離澳參加國際性健球賽事。

由何鴻燊東亞書院與蔡繼友書院合作組成的兩隊參加了有十二隊角逐的公開組比賽。比賽規則為每隊會進行6個回合賽事,每個回合7分鐘,回合之間休息3分鐘,每回合完成後會計算排名分。每隊的總排名分是計算最高的4個回合排名分的總和,最高總排名分的3支隊伍出線。

Discussing tactics for the upcoming match 討論比賽戰術

Discussing tactics for the upcoming match
討論比賽戰術

剛剛起步的澳門球隊在此次比賽中受益良多,同時親身體驗了健球運動與訓練的國際級水準,並取得了第八名與第九名的好成績。

健球是全球唯一一項讓三隊同時作賽的運動。健球運動始於1986年加拿大。它另一個特點是球的巨大尺寸(直徑約1.2米)。健球強調團隊合作,體育精神及體格訓練,已發展成為國際性的運動,全球有超過一千萬人參與,遍及25個國家,國際賽事每隔一年進行,選手來自歐、美及亞洲等國。近年,香港健球總會(HKKA)積極把健球運動引入澳門。

End of game  比賽結束

End of game
比賽結束

在2015/16學年第一學期,HKKA與SHEAC合作舉辦一連串的健球活動。在2015年8月,SHEAC邀請HKKA派出教練到澳門大學進行第一次健球體驗日,反應良好,故此在同年10月HKKA和SHEAC聯同書院一島的其他書院再度在澳大舉行第二次健球體驗日及第一次健球教練培訓班,共有25名人仕獲取一級健球教練資格。同時,為了在澳大持續發展健球運動及為考獲教練資格的導師學生增加實習經驗,HKKA與SHEAC自2015年11月起定期舉辦健球訓練課程,包括初級訓練、中級訓練及一級見習裁判訓練課程,先後共四十多人次參加,反應熱烈,健球也更為澳大人熟知。