Haughey wins HK's 3rd gold in 200m freestyle
Hong Kong's Olympic silver medalist Siobhan Haughey on Monday broke the Asian Games' record on her way to the gold medal in the 200-metre freestyle swimming event in Hangzhou. She finished ahead of the field in a time of 1 minute 54.12 seconds. "This record doesn't have a big difference with my best time [during practice], so it's not bad," she told HOY TV after the race.  "It's been two days since the Games started. I hope I can get more good results later." This is Hong Kong's third gold medal at the Games. Another SAR swimmer, Ian Ho, won silver in the men's 50-metre freestyle final. He finished in 21.87 seconds, 0.15 seconds slower than the South Korean swimmer Ji Yu-chan whose time broke the Games' record. "I can't be more happy. I didn't go in the Asian Games with any expectations... my first time obviously," Ho told HOY TV. "In my entire swimming career, I think this is the pinnacle so I'm happy I've been able to go as fast as I've ever been." Stephanie Au, meanwhile, finished fourth at the women's 50-metre backstroke final.