Jointly organised by the Macao Sport Development Board and the Civic Municipal Affairs Bureau, the five-week 2010 Free Sports Ground ball games commenced on 17th April. The finals were held on 16th May in the Sam Yuk Multi-Purpose Zone and the Olympic Sports Centre 3-on-3 basketball court.
In the finals, there were 20 teams of Men’s basketball, 11 teams of Women’s basketball and 9 teams of Men’s football registering for 3-on-3 basketball and 3-on-3 football. Following three hours of exciting competition, the results were as follows:
Men’s 3-on-3 basketball:
Champion:Chi Yau Hau Yau
First Runner-up:OTTO
Second Runner-up:Tap Seac Chi Yau
Third Runner-up:Fo Hong
Women’s 3-on-3 basketball:
Champion:BASKETBALL
First Runner-up:Hou Tai C
Second Runner-up:Hou Tai A
Third Runner-up:San Wa
Men’s 3-on-3 football:
Champion:Yumi
First Runner-up:SST
Second Runner-up:Hou Tai
Third Runner-up:BKLH
Following the team competitions, individual basketball and football skills competitions were held. Results were as follows:
ndividual Basketball Skills Competition:
Champion: Lei Cheng San
First Runner-up:Lei Heng Hong
Second Runner-up:Tam On Yu
Third Runner-up: Ip Si Nam
Individual Football Skills Competition:
Champion:Chan Hon Chon
First Runner-up:Lao Ka Kun
Second Runner-up:Chiu Ian Sin
Third Runner-up:Sam Cheng Fai
2010 Free Sports Ground District Competitions and Finals Champions
| Event | Venue | Date |
3-on-3 Basketball (Men) |
3-on-3 Basketball (Women) |
3-on-3 Football (Men) |
|
District Competitions (Champions) |
Veng Neng Sports Ground | 17 th April (Sat.) | Big 4 | Sin Hua | B.K.L.H |
| Sports Ground at Avenida do Conselheiro Borja | 25 th April (Sun.) | Fo Hong | Chui Chui | Lucky | |
| Barra Sports Ground | 2 nd May (Sun.) | Yo Yo Man | BASKETBALL | Ton Gan San | |
| Rua Central da Areia Preta Sports Ground | 9 th May (Sun.) | Ryo Ing Jei II | Hou Tai A | Yumi | |
|
Finals (Championship) |
Sam Yuk Multi-Purpose Zone and Olympic Sports Centre 3-on-3 basketball court |
16 th May (Sun.) | Chi Yau Hau Yau | BASKETBALL | Yumi |
The Macao Sport Development Board utilised the Free Sports Ground as a platform to encourage citizens to make good use of their free time and participate actively in sports exercises, while delivering the message of creating a ‘harmonious and healthy society for all’. The five-week Free Sports Ground competitions were widely supported by the general public as well as ball game enthusiasts. The competitions also attracted nearby neighbours. This year’s competitions registered a significant increase in the number of participants, which totalled some 1,844 persons. Some 268 were female players, while 720 and 356 male players enrolled for the 3-on-3 basketball and 3-on-3 football matches. Some 500 players enrolled for the individual basketball and football skills competitions.
