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Kelly Ho
The 17-year-old placed 13th at the Hong Kong Open and is aiming for a spot on the PGA Tour.
While the pressure is on for James Tang, the Form Five student passes the test with flying colours.
Local non-profit group Treats promotes social inclusion of people with special needs, teaches communication skills through sports.
Based on a true story, corporate defence lawyer Rob Bilott becomes an unlikely crusader against a multinational chemicals company.
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Teen players Yam Yau and Elvis Hsu made history for the city by bringing home its first medals from the tournament.
Bringing home a gold and bronze medal for the city, Yam Yau and Elvis Hsu talk about what the experience in Switzerland taught them.
The Kowloon girls' school beat Po Kok Secondary School in the final by 27 points.
From Sarah Lee's medal at the London Olympics to badminton and fencing success, here are the feats that stand out.
The reigning champs for both boys and girls’ divisions won again at the 2020 Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Interschool Volleyball Competition.
The best iOS and Android apps to add a vintage vibe to your Instagram feed
Hate it when you can’t talk back? Well, you can with Young Post. Have your say and share with students around Hong Kong
The Form Five student hopes to play full-time after completing her HKDSEs.
The teen hopes to encourage more people in Hong Kong to start skiing.
Director Greta Gerwig brilliantly brings Louisa May Alcott’s enduring classic to life.
The 15-year-old attempted to flee the scene, but was caught by police.
With the support of his family to guide him, the two-time Jing Ying title winner is on his way to becoming one of the best players in the city.
For the first time in history, the SAR is sending four athletes, competing in alpine skiing and ice hockey, to take part in the event.
In the first column of our new YP Nails It series, our reporter Kelly Ho attempts to emulate a page of Eiichiro Oda’s popular pirate manga.
Sick of being treated like an outsider in his homeland, he uses his channel to challenge long-held assumptions among Hongkongers.
Pedrey Ng's new attitude helped her earn her second win at the Jing Ying Table Tennis Tournament.
The fake poster’s design is similar to a real one released by the Front.
DGS and DBS successfully defend their singles titles as Heep Yunn and La Salle take doubles.
Miguel Almirall Perez, who was born in Hong Kong but grew up in Spain, is excited to represent his birthplace on the national alpine skiing team.
Jay Ng's Instagram cake shop BYJ.HK has allowed her to become an artistic baker and explore different forms of art with cake making.
The sheepquel serves up laughs for all ages and features brilliant claymation.
Pedrey Ng takes the girls’ title while Yu Nok is the boys’ champion.
The German Swiss International School students push each other to succeed and and help each other grow.
Inspired by Sarah Lee's performance in the 2016 games in Rio, this hardworking teen has her sights set on Paris 2024.
The 21-year-old athlete and trainer hopes to prove his passion is a professional sport.
Hate it when you can’t talk back? Well, you can with Young Post. Have your say and share with students around Hong Kong
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