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2024 Asia Rugby Championship

Date	1 June – 22 June
Countries	Hong Kong  Malaysia  South Korea  United Arab Emirates
Final positions
Champions	Hong Kong
Relegated	Malaysia
Tournament statistics
Matches played	6
Tries scored	57 (9.5 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Paul Altier (54)
Most tries	Paul Altier (4)
Website	www.asiarugby.com
← 2023 2025 →

The 2024 Asia Rugby Championship is the eighth annual rugby union series for the top-level Asia Rugby nations. Hong Kong, South Korea, Malaysia and the United Arab Emirates shall compete in the 2024 series. Other Asian nations played in the lower division tournaments.

The format of the series is a single round-robin where the four teams play each other once. The team finishing on top of the standings at the end of the series is declared the winner. The team finishing at the bottom of the standing are relegated to the 2025 Asia Rugby Division 1. The competition will begin on 1 June 2024 and will conclude on 22 June 2024.

Hong Kong entered the competition as reigning champions, having won the competition for the fourth time in 2023. The United Arab Emirates were promoted from the 2023 Asia Rugby Division 1.

Teams

The teams involved,

Team	Stadia			Coach	Captain	World Rugby Ranking
	Home stadium	Capacity	Location			Start	End
Hong Kong	Hong Kong Football Club Stadium	2,750	Hong Kong	Andrew Douglas	Joshua Hrstich	24th	24th
South Korea	Incheon Namdong Asiad Rugby Field	4,968	Incheon	Lee Myung Geun	Lee Jin Kyu	30th	33rd
Malaysia	UPM Stadium	3,000	Serdang	Farid Syazwan Abu Bakar	Mohamad Nasharuddin Isamil	50th	56th
United Arab Emirates	The Sevens Stadium	15,000	Dubai	Jacques Benade	Matthew Mills	60th	52nd

Squads

Malaysia squad
Name	Position	Caps	Club
Azam Fakhrullah Bin Abd Razak	Loosehead Prop		Terengganu
Muhammad Abrar Bin Zanuddin
Amirul Mukminin Bin Amizan	Hooker		New Perlis
Nabil Ikhwan			Putrajaya
Mohd Nurazman Ramli			PDRM
Mohammad Azri Mohd Kamal Rosnan	Tighthead Prop		MSS Kelantan
Amierul Harith			Putrajaya
Aiman Hakeem			Johor
Harith El Iskander Shah Mohd Shukri	Lock		Putrajaya
Suhalkal Suhaimi			NS Wanderers RC
Muhammad Sameer Muhammad Sani Surinder			Terengganu
Mohad Shobrey Bin Amok			Sabah
Mohamad Syahmi Afiq Bin Edan			PDRM
Syarif Nurhidayat Muzhaimey	Flanker		Putrajaya
Samuel Rentap Meran			Terengganu
Shah Izwan			MSS Kelantan
Amin Jamaluddin	Number 8		New Perlis
Amirul Aiman Ihsan Abas			Sabah
Razali Ramlan	Scrumhalf		Putrajaya
Mohamad Nasharuddin Isamil			Terengganu
Lee James Chapman	Flyhalf		PDRM
Mohd Fairuz Ab Rahman			Sabah
Nareen Fitri			Terengganu
Muhammad Zharif Affandi Mohamed Zahib	Center		Terengganu
Hakim Abu Hassan			Putrajaya
Zulkiflee Bin Azmi			PDRM
Kamal Hamidi			Malaysia Sevens
Azwan Zuwairi			PDRM
Mohd Daim Bin Zainudin	Outside Back		New Perlis
Adam Ariff			MSS Kelantan
Ahmad Zulhilmi Azizad			Johor
Harith lqbal			Terengganu
Harry Preston			Leicester Lions RFC
Anwarul Hafiz Bin Ahmad			PDRM

South Korean Squad
Name	Position	Caps	Club
Yang Keun Seob	Loosehead Prop	0	Hyundai Glovis
Shin Ji Min		0	OK Financial Group Okman
Kim Tae Woo		0	Korea Armed Forces Athletic Corps
Choi Ho Young	Hooker	4	Korea Armed Forces Athletic Corps
Lee Seung Eun		0	Hyundai Glovis
Park Gun Woo		0	OK Financial Group Okman
Park Ye Chan	Tighthead Prop	3	Hyundai Glovis
Won Jung Ho		2	Hyundai Glovis
Seo Tae Pung		0	Korea Armed Forces Athletic Corps
Kim Sang Jin	Lock	5	OK Financial Group Okman
Park Joon Beom		2	Hyundai Glovis
Lee Hyeon Je		0	Hyundai Glovis
Seo Jong Soo		0	Korea Armed Forces Athletic Corps
Yoo Jae Hoon	Back row	9	OK Financial Group Okman
Kim Yo Han		4	Hyundai Glovis
Hwang Jeong Wook		1	Hyundai Glovis
Kim Chan Ju		0	Hyundai Glovis
Yoo Gi Jung		0	OK Financial Group Okman
Heo Jae Jun	Scrumhalf	0	Hyundai Glovis
Kang Min Jun		0	OK Financial Group Okman
Jung Bu Hyon	Flyhalf	1	Hyundai Glovis
Ko Seung Jae		0	OK Financial Group Okman
Mun Jeong Ho	Center	6	Hyundai Glovis
Lee Jin Kyu		0	Hyundai Glovis
Lee Yong Un		0	OK Financial Group Okman
Jeong Yeon Sik	Outside Back	15	Hyundai Glovis
Shin Min Su		1	Hyundai Glovis
Kim Chan Deul		0	OK Financial Group Okman
Baek Jong Eun		1	Hyundai Glovis

United Arab Emirates Squad
Name	Position	Caps	Club
Lukas Waddington	Prop	4	Dubai Exiles RFC
Pieter Killian		2	Dubai Exiles RFC
Riaan Barnard		2	Barrelhouse RC
Sunia Laladidi		0	Abu Dhabi Harlequins
Moeneeb Galant	Hooker	2	Dubai Exiles RFC
David Gairn		2	Dubai Exiles RFC
Esekaia Dranibota	Lock	2	Dubai Tigers RFC
Jonathan Harris		2	Jebel Ali Dragons
Jaen Botes	Back row	10	Dubai Exiles RFC
Matthew Mills (c)		4	Dubai Exiles RFC
Epeli Davetawalu		2	Dubai Exiles RFC
Marcus Guerin		0	Dubai Tigers RFC
Ian Surtees		0	Jebel Ali Dragons
Chris McKee		0	Abu Dhabi Harlequins
Carel Thomas	Scrumhalf	2	Dubai Exiles RFC
Andrew Semple		0	Abu Dhabi Harlequins
Jamie Gavin	Flyhalf	0	Jebel Ali Dragons
Handre Snetler		0	Dubai Exiles RFC
Sakiusa Naisau	Center	4	Dubai Tigers RFC
Rory Arthur		0	Dubai Exiles RFC
Liam Caldwell	Outside Back	0	Dubai Tigers RFC
Justin Walsh		0	Dubai Exiles RFC
Emosi Vecenaua		0	Dubai Tigers RFC
Matt Richards		0	Jebel Ali Dragons
Connor Kennedy		0	Dubai Exiles RFC

Preparation

Hong Kong China

Hong Kong China spent the 22–28 April in Canberra at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in preparation for the 2024 Asia Rugby Championship and to help create a professional environment for the group. They ended the tour with a match against the ACT Brumbies Runners as a curtain raiser for the 2024 Super Rugby matchup between ACT Brumbies and Hurricanes at Canberra Stadium in Canberra.

ACT Brumbies Runners	65–0	Hong Kong China XV
	Report

Team details

FB 15 Nate Carroll RW 14 Matias Jensen OC 13 Hudson Creighton IC 12 Austin Anderson LW 11 Ben O’Donnell FH 10 Declan Meredith SH 9 Klayton Thorn N8 8 Baden Godfrey OF 7 Luke Reimer BF 6 Ed Kennedy RL 5 Nick Frost LL 4 Lachlan Shaw TP 3 Rhys van Nek HK 2 Liam Bowron LP 1 Harry Vella Replacements: 16 Davea Teoteo 17 Sam Sahyoun 18 Sila Titiuti 19 Will Sankey 20 Deveraux Tapelu 21 Alex Smit 22 Wally Wentzel 23 Clay Uyen 24 Sam McLachlan 25 Silas Pilot 26 Alex Kerr Coach: Dan Hooper FB 15 Dylan White RW 14 Alex Moses OC 13 Jack Morris IC 12 Tom Hill LW 11 Will Panday FH 10 Matteo Avitabile SH 9 Pat Joe Laidler N8 8 Joshua Hrstich (c) OF 7 Hugh McCormick-Houston BF 6 Tyler McNutt RL 5 Jamie Pincott LL 4 Jonnathan Kenny TP 3 Zac Cinnamond HK 2 John McCormick-Houston LP 1 James Holmes Replacements: PR 16 Rory Cinnamond PR 17 Sunia Fameitau PR 18 Faizal Solomone Penesa LK 19 Dana Fourie BR 20 Dean Rossouw FH 21 Nathan De Thierry FB 22 Dylan McCann CE 23 Benjamin Axten-Burrett BR 24 Luke Van der Smit PR 25 Ben Higgins HK 26 Jude Harding WG 27 Murray Brechin CE 28 Jack Abbott FB 29 Shiven Dukhande Coach: Andrew Douglas

Malaysia

Malaysia played a practice match against local side Tueto Wear Selection Team, and played a cross border friendly match against Singapore on 11 May. The game was uncapped.

Malaysia XV	46 – 7	Singapore XV

Standings

Pos.	Team	Matches				Points			Bonus points	Total points
		Played	Won	Lost	Drawn	For	Against	Diff.
1	Hong Kong	3	3	0	0	189	18	+171	3	15
2	United Arab Emirates	3	2	1	0	103	103	0	2	10
3	South Korea	3	1	2	0	94	108	-14	3	7
4	Malaysia	3	0	3	0	30	187	-157	0	0
Points were awarded to the teams as follows: Win — 4 points Draw — 2 points 4 or more tries — 1 point Loss within 7 points — 1 point Loss greater than 7 points — 0 points

Fixtures

Week 1

Hong Kong	52 – 5	United Arab Emirates
Try: McCormick-Houston 16' c, Laidler 19' c 24' m, Hill 34' c 45' c, Altier 48' c, Post 75' c, Higson Smith 78' m Con: Hill 18' 20' 35' 46' 50' 77' (6/8) Cards: McCormick-Houston 51' to 61'	Report	Try: Vecenaua 6' m

Hong Kong Football Club Stadium, Hong Kong China Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Katsuki Furuse

FB 15 Paul Altier RW 14 Sebastian Brien OC 13 Benjamin Axten-Burrett IC 12 Tom Hill LW 11 Charles Higson-Smith FH 10 Matteo Avitabile SH 9 Pat Joe Laidler N8 8 Luke van der Smit OF 7 James Sawyer BF 6 Joshua Hrstich (c) RL 5 Kyle Sullivan LL 4 Jamie Pincott TP 3 Zac Cinnamond HK 2 John McCormick-Houston LP 1 Rory Cinnamond Replacements: HK 16 Alexander Post LP 17 Chukwudi Edison TP 18 Faizal Solomona Penesa LK 19 Callum McCullough BR 20 Tyler McNutt SH 21 Camill Cheung CE 22 Jack Neville OB 23 Harry Sayers Coach: Andrew Douglas

FB 15 Matt Richards RW 14 Emosi Vecenaua OC 13 Rory Arthur IC 12 Justin Walsh LW 11 Sakiusa Naisau FH 10 Jamie Gavin SH 9 Andrew Semple N8 8 Jaen Botes OF 7 Matthew Mills (c) BF 6 Epeli Davetawalu RL 5 Marcus Guerin LL 4 Esekaia Dranibota TP 3 Riaan Barnard HK 2 David Gairn LP 1 Pieter Killian Replacements: LP 16 Sunia Laladidi TP 17 Lukas Waddington HK 18 Moeneeb Galant BR 19 Chris McKee BR 20 Liam Caldwell OB 21 Connor Kennedy SH 22 Carel Thomas LK 23 Jonathan Harris Coach: Jacques Benade

South Korea	55 – 5	Malaysia
Try: Jin Kyu 7' m 71' c, Hyeon Je 14 c, Jeong Wook 24' c 30' m 39' c, Yong Un 26' c, Chan Ju 45', Yeon Sik 66' m Con: Seung Jae 15' 25' 27' 40' 72' (5/9)	Report	Try: Amok 49' m

Incheon Namdong Asiad Rugby Field, South Korea Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Jaco De Wit

FB 15 Baek Jong Eun RW 14 Jeong Yeon Sik OC 13 Mun Jeong Ho IC 12 Lee Jin Kyu (c) LW 11 Lee Yong Un FH 10 Jung Bu Hyon SH 9 Kang Min Jun N8 8 Hwang Jeong Wook OF 7 Kim Chan Ju BF 6 Kim Yo Han RL 5 Lee Hyeon Je LL 4 Seo Jong Soo TP 3 Won Jung Ho HK 2 Choi Ho Young LP 1 Kim Tae Woo Replacements: LH 16 Shin Ji Min HK 17 Park Gun Woo TH 18 Seo Tae Pung LK 19 Kim Sang Jin BR 20 Yoo Jae Hoon SH 21 Heo Jae Jun FB 22 Kim Chan Deul FH 23 Ko Seung Jae Coach: Lee Myung Geun

FB 15 Anwarul Hafiz Bin Ahmad RW 14 Ahmad Zulhilmi Azizad OC 13 Zulkiflee Bin Azmi IC 12 Muhammad Zharif Affandi Mohamed Zahib LW 11 Mohd Daim Bin Zainudin FH 10 Lee James Chapman SH 9 Razali Ramlan N8 8 Amirul Aiman Ihsan Abas OF 7 Samuel Rentap Meran BF 6 Syarif Nurhidayat Muzhaimey (c) RL 5 Harith El Iskander Shah Mohd Shukri LL 4 Muhammad Sameer Muhammad Sani Surinder TP 3 Mohamad Syahmi Afiq Bin Edan HK 2 Amirul Mukminin Bin Amizan LP 1 Mohammad Azri Mohd Kamal Rosnan Replacements: 16 Mohd Nurazman Ramli 17 Azam Fakhrullah Bin Abd Razak 18 Muhammad Abrar Bin Zanuddin 19 Mohad Shobrey Bin Amok 20 Suhalkal Suhaimi 21 Mohamad Nasharuddin Isamil 22 Mohd Fairuz Ab Rahman 23 Ahmad Azhad Rifqi Redzuan Coach: Farid Syazwan Abu Bakar

Week 2

Malaysia	6 – 70	Hong Kong
Pen: Chapman 10' 56' Cards: Amizan 17' to 27'	Report	Try: Post 7' c, Penalty try 17', Altier 20' c 33' c, McNutt 21' c, Hrstich 36' c 57' c, Penesa 44' c, Scott 67' c, Pincott 69' c Con: Altier 8' 19' 22' 35' 36' 46' 59' (7/7), Avitabile 68' 70' (2/2) Cards: Sullivan 29' to 39'

UPM Stadium, Serdang Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Justin Wang

FB 15 Anwarul Hafiz Bin Ahmad RW 14 Muhammad Harith Iqbal Bin Bin Muhammad Ahnar OC 13 Muhammad Azwan Zuwairi Bin Mat Zizi IC 12 Muhammad Hakim Bin Abu Hassan LW 11 Muhammad Kamal Hamidi Bin Mohd Raihan FH 10 Lee James Chapman SH 9 Mohamad Nasharuddin Isamil (c) N8 8 Amirul Aiman Ihsan Abas OF 7 Suhalkal Suhaimi BF 6 Syarif Nurhidayat Muzhaimey RL 5 Mohad Shobrey Bin Amok LL 4 Muhammad Sameer Muhammad Sani Surinder TP 3 Mohamad Syahmi Afiq Bin Edan HK 2 Amirul Mukminin Bin Amizan LP 1 Mohammad Azri Mohd Kamal Rosnan Replacements: 16 Mohd Nurazman Ramli 17 Azam Fakhrullah Bin Abd Razak 18 Muhammad Abrar Bin Zanuddin 19 Harith El Iskander Shah Mohd Shukri 20 Mohamad Amin Jamaluddin 21 Razali Ramlan 22 Mohammad Nzareen Fitri Bin Nasrudin 23 Zulkiflee Bin Azmi Coach: Farid Syazwan Abu Bakar

FB 15 Matteo Avitabile RW 14 Paul Altier OC 13 Jack Neville IC 12 Benjamin Axten-Burrett LW 11 Sebastian Brien FH 10 Glyn Hughes SH 9 Pat Joe Laidler N8 8 Joshua Hrstich (c) OF 7 Pierce MacKinlay-West BF 6 Tyler McNutt RL 5 Callum McCullough LL 4 Kyle Sullivan TP 3 Faizal Solomona Penesa HK 2 Alexander Post LP 1 Rory Cinnamond Replacements: HK 16 Calum Scott LP 17 Chukwudi Edison TH 18 Zac Cinnamond LK 19 Jamie Pincott SH 21 Camill Cheung CE 22 Murray Brechin CE 23 Tom Hill Coach: Andrew Douglas

United Arab Emirates	36 – 32	South Korea
Try: Semple 10' c, Gelant 45' m, Gavin 50' m, Davetawalu 64' c Con: Gavin 11' 65' (2/4) Pen: Gavin 3' 34' 60' Drop: Gavin 69'	Report	Try: Young Un 7' c, Jong Eun 18' m, Jin Kyu 28' m, Jeong Ho 36' c, Chan Deul 55' m Con: Seung Jae 8' 37' (2/5) Pen: Seung Jae 5'

The Sevens Stadium, Dubai Attendance: 500 Referee: Matthew Rodden

FB 15 Connor Kennedy RW 14 Sakiusa Naisau OC 13 George Hipperson IC 12 Liam Caldwell LW 11 Tobias Oakeley FH 10 Jamie Gavin SH 9 Andrew Semple N8 8 Jaen Botes OF 7 Matthew Mills (c) BF 6 Epeli Davetawalu RL 5 Marcus Guerin LL 4 Esekaia Dranibota TP 3 Riaan Barnard HK 2 David Gairn LP 1 Pieter Killian Replacements: LH 17 Lukas Waddington HK 18 Moeneeb Galant N8 19 Chris McKee SH 22 Carel Thomas FH 24 Handre Snetler FB 27 Matt Richards 29 Diarmuid Carr LK 31 Jonathan Harris Coach: Jacques Benade

FB 15 Baek Jong Eun RW 14 Jeong Yeon Sik OC 13 Mun Jeong Ho IC 12 Lee Jin Kyu (c) LW 11 Lee Yong Un FH 10 Ko Seung Jae SH 9 Kang Min Jun N8 8 Yoo Jae Hoon OF 7 Kim Chan Ju BF 6 Kim Yo Han RL 5 Seo Jong Soo LL 4 Lee Hyeon Je TP 3 Won Jung Ho HK 2 Choi Ho Young LP 1 Kim Tae Woo Replacements: HK 16 Lee Seung Eun LH 17 Shin Ji Min TH 18 Seo Tae Pung LK 19 Kim Sang Jin BR 20 Hwang Jeong Wook SH 21 Heo Jae Jun FH 22 Kim Chan Deul OB 23 Kim Hyun Jin Coach: Lee Myung Geun

Week 3

United Arab Emirates	62 – 19	Malaysia
Try: Oakeley 2' m 26' c, Barnard 8' c, McKee 13' c, Vecenaua 33' c 50' m, Naisau 40' c 80' m, Walsh 76' c Con: Gavin 9' 15' 27' 34' 40' 77' (6/9) Cards: Caldwell 16' to 26'	Report	Try: Muzhaimey 17' c, Isamil 22' m, Preston 46' c Con: Chapman 18' 47' (2/3) Cards: Amizan 40' to 50'

The Sevens Stadium, Dubai Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Morgan White

FB 15 Matt Richards RW 14 Sakiusa Naisau OC 13 George Hipperson IC 12 Liam Caldwell LW 11 Tobias Oakeley FH 10 Jamie Gavin SH 9 Andrew Semple N8 8 Chris McKee OF 7 Matthew Mills (c) BF 6 Epeli Davetawalu RL 5 Marcus Guerin LL 4 Jaen Botes TP 3 Riaan Barnard HK 2 Moeneeb Galant LP 1 Pieter Killian Replacements: HK 16 David Gairn PR 17 Lukas Waddington LK 18 Jonathan Harris BR 19 Emosi Vecenaua OB 20 Justin Walsh FB 21 Connor Kennedy 22 Gareth Newman PR 23 Sunia Laladidi Coach: Jacques Benade

FB 15 Anwarul Hafiz Bin Ahmad RW 14 Ahmad Zulhilmi Azizad OC 13 Muhammad Azwan Zuwairi Bin Mat Zizi IC 12 Muhammad Hakim Bin Abu Hassan LW 11 Zulkiflee Bin Azmi FH 10 Lee James Chapman SH 9 Mohamad Nasharuddin Isamil (c) N8 8 Mohamad Amin Jamaluddin OF 7 Samuel Rentap Meran BF 6 Syarif Nurhidayat Muzhaimey RL 5 Mohad Shobrey Bin Amok LL 4 Muhammad Sameer Muhammad Sani Surinder TP 3 Muhammad Abrar Bin Zanuddin HK 2 Amirul Mukminin Bin Amizan LP 1 Mohammad Azri Mohd Kamal Rosnan Replacements: 16 Mohd Nurazman Ramli 17 Azam Fakhrullah Bin Abd Razak 18 Mohamad Syahmi Afiq Bin Edan 19 Harith El Iskander Shah Mohd Shukri 20 Suhalkal Suhaimi 21 Razali Ramlan 22 Mohammad Nzareen Fitri Bin Nasrudin 23 Henry Christian Preston Coach: Farid Syazwan Abu Bakar

Hong Kong	67 – 7	South Korea
Try: Hill 3' c, van der Smit 23' c 66' c 69' c, Altier 29' c, Sayers 40' c, Avitabile 48' m, Hrstich 55' c, McNutt 79' c Con: Altier 4' 24' 31' 40' 56' 67' 70' (7/8), McNeish 80' (1/1) Pen: Altier 11' 15' Cards: Avitabile 53' to 63'	Report	Try: Penalty Try 53'

Hong Kong Football Club Stadium, Hong Kong China Attendance: 1,000 Referee: Takehito Namikawa

FB 15 Paul Altier RW 14 Sebastian Brien OC 13 Benjamin Axten-Burrett IC 12 Tom Hill LW 11 Harry Sayers FH 10 Matteo Avitabile SH 9 Pat Joe Laidler N8 8 Luke Van Der Smit OF 7 James Sawyer BF 6 Joshua Hrstich (c) RL 5 Callum McCullough LL 4 Jamie Pincott TP 3 Zac Cinnamond HK 2 John McCormick-Houston LP 1 Rory Cinnamond Replacements: HK 16 Alexander Post LH 17 Chukwudi Edison TH 18 Faizal Solomona Penesa LK 19 Patrick Jenkinson BR 20 Tyler McNutt SH 21 Camil Cheung FH 22 Gregor McNeish CE 23 Jack Abbott Coach: Andrew Douglas

FB 15 Kim Chan Deul RW 14 Jeong Yeon Sik OC 13 Mun Jeong Ho IC 12 Lee Jin Kyu (c) LW 11 Kim Ji Cheol FH 10 Jung Bu Hon SH 9 Kang Min Jun N8 8 Hwang Jeong Wook OF 7 Kim Chan Ju BF 6 Kim Yo Han RL 5 Kim Sang Jin LL 4 Seo Jong Soo TP 3 Won Jung Ho HK 2 Choi Ho Young LP 1 Kim Tae Woo Replacements: LH 16 Shin Ji Min HK 17 Lee Seung Eun TH 18 Seo Tae Pung LK 19 Park Gun Woo BR 20 Yoo Gi Jung SH 21 Heo Jae Jun CE 22 Yoo Jae Hoon FH 23 Ko Seung Jae Coach: Lee Myung Geun

Statistics

Most points As of 22 June 2024 Rank Name Team Points 1 Paul Altier  Hong Kong 54 2 Jamie Gavin  United Arab Emirates 33 3 Tom Hill  Hong Kong 27 4 Ko Seung Jae  South Korea 17 5 5 players tied 15

Most tries As of 22 June 2024 Rank Name Team Tries 1 Paul Altier  Hong Kong 2 3 Tom Hill  Hong Kong 3 Emosi Vecenaua  United Arab Emirates Hwang Jeong Wook  South Korea Joshua Hrstich  Hong Kong Lee Jin Kyu  South Korea Luke van der Smit  Hong Kong

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