2017 Hong Kong Open Championships Results

The 2017 Hong Kong Open Championships were held from January 14 through January 15 in Ma On Shan, Hong Kong.

Senior All-Around Results

Rank	Athlete	VT	UB	BB	FX	AA
1	Ng Tsz Ching	12.366	8.900	9.833	11.100	42.199
2	Kam Hiu Lam Millennium	10.666	6.200	9.133	10.500	36.499
3	Lai Hoi Ling	10.700	3.250	9.333	8.950	32.233
4	Wong Hiu Ying Angel	——	——	12.100	——	12.100

Junior All-Around Results

Rank	Athlete	VT	UB	BB	FX	AA
1	Sy Wing Yu	11.400	8.750	11.566	11.650	43.366
2	Chung Yan Yuet Jeanie	11.266	8.550	9.266	11.700	40.782
3	Yeung Nga Sum	10.400	8.050	10.600	11.700	40.750
4	Pun Lee Ling	11.700	0.950	9.766	10.900	33.316

Espoir All-Around Results

Rank	Athlete	VT	UB	BB	FX	AA
1	Tse Shun Ling	12.433	13.400	12.300	13.510	51.643
2	Pun Wing Sum Wincy	11.700	13.900	11.366	12.250	49.216
3	Chung Yan Lok Joyce	10.066	13.250	12.166	13.300	48.782
4	Tsang Ho Sum	10.800	12.750	12.233	12.650	48.433
5	Cheung Ka Wing	11.700	14.050	9.466	13.100	48.316
6	Amelie Gibson	10.866	13.200	11.100	12.550	47.716
7	Christine van Voorst	11.766	13.350	9.633	11.100	45.849
8	Cilicia Sedin Chan	11.100	13.450	8.133	12.150	44.833
9	Wu Man Kei Tanya	10.233	9.100	10.000	11.950	41.283
10	Tam Wincy	10.766	11.250	8.666	9.700	40.382
11	Pleroma Kaka Wong	——	13.000	11.666	12.800	37.466

7 thoughts on “2017 Hong Kong Open Championships Results”

Is espoir an age definition? because it’s pretty amazing to have 8 gymnasts beating the score of the top AA senior – with the top scorer having scores that would have qualified her to Rio

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PennyB says:

January 18, 2017 at 5:24 pm

If it’s like British gymnastics, Espoir is ages 12-13 and Junior is 14-15. Dunno if there’s bonuses in place in Espoir.

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- Lauren says:
  
  January 19, 2017 at 9:35 am
  
  You’re correct, there were bonuses for espoir and unfortunately they didn’t list what those bonuses were! Also HK was missing a bulk of their top juniors and seniors with the exception of Angel Wong, who only competed beam because she’s still recovering from an injury. This was her first meet back in about 18 months, and she missed the Rio qualification process due to this injury.
  
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  - Anonymous says:
    
    February 19, 2017 at 5:03 am
    
    Actually, no. Espoir is actually called Junior level, an the Junior all around is called Open Junior. You start at the novice level, and if you place in the top 3 in any event, you move up to Junior, and if you place in the top 3 there, you can go up to the Open Junior. The Open Junior/Senior has the same age as the FIG, and the scoring for the Open Senior is the same as the FIG. However, the scoring for novice, junior and open junior are different; the difficulty values are changed and made by the GAHK.
    
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