Following on from Gold medal success at the Hockey Masters Asia Cup in 2023, the HK50 squad is keen that Hong Kong's top players can attend the Hockey Masters World Cup 2024, despite the high financial implications and time-off work to compete at an overseas world championships over 12 days (6-17 November, 2024).  To ensure that we can support and send our very best players, we are seeking help to raise a hardship fund to assist those most in need. 

The HK50 team selected to represent Hong Kong are from a diverse cultural and ethnic mix, reflecting Hong Kong society, united together in determination to promote sport, and hockey in particular, as a healthy and lifelong activity.

If you have in the past, or continue to, enjoy Hong Kong sport, please consider sparing a few dollars to support the HK50 hardship fund for those squad members who need assistance.  We are appealing to everyone who wishes to help show how sport unites communities and makes a positive impact on society, and in particular for a HK Masters team that aims to inspire others as active and healthy role-models.

Every bit helps.   

Thank you
HK50 Squad

Asghar, Ali
Au, Tat Man
Boulton, Andrew
Chapman, Simon
Davidson, Justin
Hussain, Fida
Khan, Arshad
Khan, Feroz
Mirza, Shafiq
Mahmood, Asif
Mohammed, Swalikh
Page, Chris
Perry, Patrick
Poulton, Charles
Sauer, Bernd
Theil, Rene
Thomas, Bryan
Tsoi, Yuen Ching 
Clarke, Simon
Bowes, Patrick