University Sports Teams Pledging Ceremony: Shue Yan Student-Athletes Gear Up for a New Season

2025-10-31

Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU) held its 2025/26 University Sports Teams Pledging Ceremony at Mrs Dorothy KOO and Dr Ti Hua KOO Plaza. The event brought together university management, faculty members, and student-athletes in a spirited show of unity and commitment, as athletes pledged to give their all in the upcoming season.

Dr Jason Chow, Vice President (University Administration), praised the dedication and achievements of Shue Yan athletes over the past year. In his speech, he highlighted their perseverance and passion, noting how rigorous training had been transformed into strength and how sports arenas had become platforms for self-expression. Their efforts were not just about winning, but about growth, determination, and passion.

Dr Chow reaffirmed the university’s commitment to whole-person education—an approach that nurtures both academic excellence and character development. He emphasized that the values cultivated on the field would empower students to face life’s challenges with resilience and confidence.

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