It was a sunny afternoon on 21 August in King's Park. There was total 4 mens teams (Aquila, HKIS, HKLA, RHOBA), 4 womens teams and 4 maxed teams (Carolina, Green, Pink & Yellow) joined the festival. The games are closely scheduled. So it is a challenging tournament for the players to demonstrate their skills and stamina.

ASPAC 2011 has been held successfully in Auckland, New Zealand. Both men and women team performed well in the tournament.

Please visit here for more details about the tournament results.

Before the games in ASPAC 2011, ASPAC team has invited all star team to have a friendly match. The game was played in a humid and hot evening.
ASPAC team had a good start and lead the game by 4:0 in the first quarter. During the quarter break, all star team adjusted the team strategy. And also all star players showed beeter team work in second quarter, they came back with 5:4 at half time.
In the trird quarter, both team demonstrated tight defense and ASPAC team kept leading 1 goal to the last quarter. Last quarter is dominated by ASPAC team because the stamina of all star team droped much. They got 2 more goal and won the game by 7:5

Hong Kong Lacrosse Association is now recruiting players for the event, ASPAC 2011. ASPAC 2011 will be held between 3rd - 8th July in Auckland, New Zealand. Interested players please email us by 18 March.

On 2 Oct 2010, the second game of Hong Kong - Thailand Friendly match 2010 is finished in Bangkok. It was a tough but exciting game for both teams because the game is played under heavy rain.

Team Hong Kong has a good start and lead 1-4 in the end of first quarter. After the first quarter, Thailand starts working harder on the defense. They keep Hong Kong from scoring in the second quarter.
At half time, the score is 3-4, Hong Kong only has 1 goal advantage.
In the third quarter, the most exciting quarter, Thailand come back to 4-4 at the beginning but Hong Kong fight back immediately to 4-5. Under the help of Chazz Woodson, MLL star, in offense, Thailand lead 6-5 at the end of third quarter.
In final quarter, although Hong Kong has bounced back 6-7, they missed the chance to keep the leading score in last 15 minutes When the final whistle was blown, Thailand team defense the "Cup" by 10-7.

Thai team Captain and President of the Thailand Lacrosse Association, Prantarit Nerngchamong, was presented with the Friendly Cup by the General of the Thailand Royal Air Force. Prantarit said afterward to the press "This historic night could not happen with out the joint efforts of many parties that come together, from our team partners, the Japanese Lacrosse Association, the Hong Kong Lacrosse Association, and the FIL. As well as the referees who flew from Japan and Singapore to officiate this game and more importantly fans, and families who came out to support us. So for that on behalf of the TLA I thank you"

HKLA will organise training course for both men and women this summer. There will be 4-6 sessions.
For Women, it will start in late July and early August. For Men, it will start in August.

If you are interested in or have any question, do feel free to emil Gemini Fan

The Hong Kong lacrosse association (HKLA) hosted Thailand's men national lacrosse team under the floodlights and the stars beneath the Hong Kong sky, on 3 July 2010. It was a historic night, for it was the first ever international game for the Thailand lacrosse team, and the first of a two game series between both nations.

At the end of the first quarter Team Thailand lead 5-1. Then Hong Kong gathered themself, and start their offensive productivity, with two goals in the second quarter, at the half Thailand lead Hong Kong 6-3. Hong Kong lead by coach Louis Hou turned up the heat in the third quarter, with two additional goals (and three more in the 4th) to get within a shouting distance of the Thailand's lead. Thailand responded with 4 more goals in the second half, on top of the stellar defense not allowing any goals during Hong Kong's man up opportunities. One of the game highlight was the goaltending by Thailand's starting goalie Peem Chatikavanit, who played the entire 80 minutes of the game. The coordinated effort on riding and clearing by the midfield unit, helped put the final nailed in the coffin for Hong Kong's fate. The final scored after 80 minutes of lacrosse, Thailand edged Hong Kong 10-8.

Ryan Rabidou the coach of Thailand lacrosse team said after the game " A terrific game, and a great first win for Thailand. I couldn't be happier for our team, especially our defense who played extremely well against a very strong, and experience Hong Kong offense." he added "I would like to thanks coach Hou and the HKLA for their hospitality, and giving us an opportunity to play with their team". It was an emotional night for the players, and the fans as they understood the significant of the game.

Aquila has beaten Castlers by 16:3

You can enjoy the 1st Quarter of the game here