The Bank of China (Hong Kong) Bauhinia Bowl Award (中銀香港紫荊盃) is an annual award given by the Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation to member secondary schools of the Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Secondary Schools Regional Committee (HKSSRC). The award was established to encourage participation in inter-school sports competitions organised by the Regional Committee. In the 2018–19 season, 265 secondary schools with over 6,000 teams and 44,000 students participated in the 17 sporting competitions organised by the Regional Committee.
The BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Award is sponsored by Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited, previously by Omega. The trophy was previously known as the Omega Rose Bowl which dated back to 1965, but has been known as the BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl since the 2002–03 season.
Type of schools The BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Awards are awarded separately to boys' schools, girls' schools, and co-educational schools. They are divided into two sections.
The BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl trophies are awarded to schools achieving the best all-round performance from all sporting events organised by the Regional Committee during the year. A total of 10 trophies will be awarded each year: Champion, Second place, and Most Progressed for girls' and boys' schools, and the same with an extra third-place trophy for co-educational schools.
The BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Sportsboy/Sportsgirl of the Year statuette trophies are awarded to individuals who have contributed greatly to school sport in general and shown outstanding sporting ability during the year, with consideration given to sporting behaviour, character, and commitment to sport. Trophies are given to the Sportsboy and Sportsgirl of the year from single-sex boys' and girls' schools, and from co-ed schools. Scholarships are awarded by Bank of China (Hong Kong).
In case of doubt in classifying a member school to one of the above categories because of a special situation, the Regional Committee makes the final decision on classification. However, schools concerned are welcomed to express their views to the Regional Committee either by letter or presence at a Committee Meeting for this purpose.
The award The award is divided into two sections:
Section One – BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Trophies will be awarded to schools achieving the best all-round performance from all sporting events organised by the Regional Committee each year. A total of 10 trophies will be awarded each year.
The trophies are all follows:- BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Champion) – Boys Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Second) – Boys Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl The Most Progressive Boys School – Boys Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Champion) – Girls Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Second) – Girls Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl The Most Progressive Girls School – Girls Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Champion) – Co-educational Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Second) – Co-educational Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Third) – Co-educational Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl The Most Progressive Co-educational School – Co-educational Schools
In addition to the above awards, the following trophies will also be awarded commencing 2006 – 2007 season BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Third) – Boys' Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Third) – Girls Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Fourth) – Co-educational Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Fifth) – Co-educational Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Sixth) – Co-educational Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Seventh) – Co-educational Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl (Eighth) – Co-educational Schools
And the following trophies will be awarded commencing 2024 – 2025 season BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl The Progressive Boys School (Second) – Boys Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl The Progressive Boys School (Third) – Boys Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl The Progressive Girls School (Second) – Girls Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl The Progressive Girls School (Third) – Girls Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl The Progressive Co-educational School (Second) – Co-educational Schools BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl The Progressive Co-educational School (Third) – Co-educational Schools
Section Two – BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Sportsboy/Sportsgirl of the Year These statuette trophies are awarded to the individual who has contributed greatly to his or her schools' sports in general and has shown outstanding ability in the field of sport during the year. In addition to good all-round achievement in sports, the candidate for the trophy must show a high standard of sportsmanship on and off the field. The candidate must have shown a willingness to help others, some kind of organising capacity, a sense of fair play and must be genuinely interested in furthering the spirit of competition and esprit-de-corps between member schools and Hong Kong Sports in general. Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited has very generously offered a scholarship to each Sportsboy/Sportsgirl of the Year. The trophies for Sportsboy/Sportsgirl of the Year are as follows:
Sportsboy of the Year – Boys Schools Sportsgirl of the Year – Girls Schools Sportsboy of the Year – Co-educational Schools Sportsgirl of the Year – Co-educational Schools
Teaming and scoring system The Teaming and Scoring System is at the official home page of the Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation.
Honour roll Boys' Schools Season Champion Second Third Most Progressive Progressive (Second) Progressive (Third)2024–2025Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeChoi Hung Estate Catholic Secondary School2023–2024Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeYing Wa College2022–20232021–20222020–20212019–20202018–2019Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeSt. Paul's College2017–2018Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeCheung Sha Wan Catholic Secondary School2016–2017Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeWah Yan College, Kowloon2015–2016Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeWah Yan College, Kowloon2014–2015Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeWah Yan College, Kowloon2013–2014Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeChong Gene Hang College2012–2013Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeWah Yan College, Hong Kong2011–2012Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeSt. Joseph's College2010–2011Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeWah Yan College, Hong Kong2009–2010Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeSt. Paul's College2008–2009Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeNg Wah Catholic Secondary School2007–2008Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa CollegeSing Yin Secondary School2006–2007La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolYing Wa CollegeCheung Sha Wan Catholic Secondary School2005–2006La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolSt. Joseph's College2004–2005La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolChan Sui Ki (La Salle) College2003–2004La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolSalesian English School2002–2003La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolYing Wa College2001–2002La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolKwun Tong Maryknoll College2000–2001La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolYing Wa College1999–2000La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolQueen's College1998–1999Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeSt. Paul's College1997–1998Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeChong Gene Hang College1996–1997Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeKing's College1995–1996Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeWah Yan College, Kowloon1994–1995Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeCheung Sha Wan Catholic Secondary School1993–1994La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolWah Yan College, Hong Kong1992–1993Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeChong Gene Hang College1991–1992Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa College1990–1991La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolWah Yan College, Hong Kong1989–1990La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolChan Sui Ki (La Salle) College1988–1989La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolKowloon Technical School1987–1988La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolKing's College1986–1987La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolSt. Joseph's College1985–1986La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' School1984–1985La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolChong Gene Hang College1983–1984La Salle CollegeWah Yan College, Hong KongSt. Bonaventure College1982–1983La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolQueen's College1981–1982La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolPo Chiu College1980–1981La Salle CollegeChan Sui Ki (La Salle) CollegeChan Sui Ki (La Salle) College1979–1980La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolSt. Joseph's College1978–1979La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolWah Yan College, Hong Kong1977–1978La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolChong Gene Hang College1976–1977La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolNg Wah College1975–1976La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolCheung Sha Wan Catholic Secondary School1974–1975La Salle CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolSt. Joseph's College1973–1974Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeChan Sui Ki (La Salle) College1972–1973Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeWah Yan College, Hong Kong1971–1972Diocesan Boys' SchoolYing Wa CollegeKing's College1970–1971Ying Wa CollegeDiocesan Boys' SchoolQueen's College1969–1970Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeSt. Paul's College1968–1969Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle CollegeYing Wa College1967–1968Diocesan Boys' SchoolLa Salle College1966–1967Diocesan Boys' School1965–1966Diocesan Boys' School
Girls' Schools