HONG KONG LA SALLE COLLEGE OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION – TORONTO

A Night of Rivalry and Reunion: The 2026 Louis Pomeroy Memorial Tournament

The Toronto Chapter proudly hosted the 2026 Louis Pomeroy Memorial Mah Jong Tournament and Spring Dinner on March 8, 2026, at the elegant NKS Banquet Hall (帝豪名宴). The evening brought together a remarkable gathering of old boys and distinguished guests, united in camaraderie and spirited competition. This year’s event was particularly special, highlighted by a strong showing of father-son duos among the old boys.

The afternoon saw intense focus across the mahjong tables, where players vied for top honours, while relaxed, non-competitive tables offered a welcoming space for casual play and connection. The excitement reached its peak with the presentation of the prestigious Louis Pomeroy Memorial Trophy. Our chapter president, Kevin Kwok (1988), had the honour of awarding the trophy to the highest-scoring old boy, Sam Cheung (71), in a moment met with resounding applause.

Mah Jong Competition Results:

• Champion: Sam Cheung (71)
• 1st Runner-Up: Benjamin Yip (76)
• 2nd Runner-Up: Thomas Tsoi (2001)

The evening was elevated by the presence of beloved retired teacher Mr. Chan Tong, whose attendance was met with great warmth, as well as representatives from ten joint-school alumni groups. The dinner programme gained tremendous momentum with a lively mid-event auction, which not only stirred excitement but also successfully raised valuable funds for the chapter. We extend our sincere thanks to Thomas Lau (69) for contributing a captivating collection of old campus photos from La Salle College. Congratulations to Stlina Kwok, the winning bidder and keeper of Kevin Kwok (88), on her successful acquisition.

The night concluded on a high note with a thrilling lucky draw that left attendees smiling. Our deepest gratitude goes to the dedicated team whose efforts were instrumental to the evening’s success: Danny Au Yeung (67), Ambrose Cheung (70), Vincent Ho (88), Ken Wong (90), Chris Fong (94), Michael Kong (94), Sunny Leung (96), Andrew Sin (2000), Robin Siu (2000), Alex Tsoi (2016), and Kelvin Ho (2019).

Special recognition is due to David Sin (69) for leading us in grace before the dinner, and to Kenneth Lam (89) for skillfully capturing the evening’s memorable moments as event photographer.

In addition, we have commenced selling Hong Kong Old Boys Association merchandise, and the group ordering initiative has proven highly successful.

Photo Link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_bc8a0GTy2qYMJNp6JfoU6mN9JJ-b7ii

To all who joined and contributed, thank you for making this event a resounding success. We eagerly anticipate welcoming you once again in 2027 for another truly memorable gathering.

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Lasallian Brotherhood Shines at the 2025 Brother Thomas Cup

The bonds of La Salle brotherhood were on full display as the La Salle Old Boys Association – Toronto proudly hosted the annual Brother Thomas Cup Golf Tournament on September 28, 2025. Held at the prestigious St. Andrew’s Valley Golf Club, the event was a vibrant testament to our enduring spirit, uniting over 30 players from across the decades in a day of friendly rivalry and cherished fellowship.

The tournament was more than a game; it was a living tradition. The fairways echoed with shared memories and the unique camaraderie that defines our community, from seasoned graduates to our newest alumni.

As the sun set, the celebration continued at Starchiva Cuisine, Richmond Hill, where the fellowship deepened over an awards ceremony and a delightful dinner. The room buzzed with the unmistakable energy of Lasallians reconnecting and celebrating together.

We are thrilled to congratulate our champions, who exemplified the competitive excellence and grace of a true Lasallian:

• Champion: Dr. Edward Kong (‘65)
• First Runner-Up: Ken Kiu (‘69)
• Second Runner-Up: Dr. William Chan (‘69)
• Closest to the Pin: Arthur Cheong (‘22)
• Longest Drive: Woody Sung (‘22)

This resounding success was made possible through the selfless dedication and tireless work of our volunteers. The Association extends its deepest gratitude to Dr. William Chan (‘69) and the entire team of the Old Boys’ Association. Their commitment is a powerful reflection of our core values—a true commitment to serving the community and strengthening the ties that bind us all.

The 2025 Brother Thomas Cup was not just a tournament won, but a spirit renewed. Let us remember, we are not here for school, but for life.

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The La Salle College Old Boys Association (LSCOBA) Toronto was honored to participate in a memorable soccer match against our brother school, St. Joseph’s College Alumni, as part of their 150th Anniversary celebrations. The game was a testament to the enduring camaraderie, sportsmanship, and shared values
between our two institutions.

For decades, Lasallians and Josephians have fostered a bond built on mutual respect, friendly rivalry, and a passion for the beautiful game. This special match was no exception—filled with thrilling moments, teamwork, and the unwavering spirit of both alumni communities. LSCOBA treasures this tradition deeply, as it not only strengthens ties between our schools but also upholds the Lasallian and Josephian ideals of brotherhood, excellence, and fair play. The match was more than just a game; it was a celebration of
heritage, friendship, and the shared memories that connect us across generations.

We are also proud to debut our brand-new Toronto Soccer Jerseys, meticulously prepared by Brian Tsang (Class of 2002), adding a fresh and spirited look to our team as we continue this storied tradition.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the St. Joseph’s College Alumni Soccer Team and the entire Josephian community for their warm hospitality and spirited competition. The match exemplified the very best of our traditions, and we look forward to many more encounters in the years to come.

Here’s to keeping this wonderful tradition alive—may our friendly rivalry continue to inspire future generations of Lasallians and Josephians alike!

In the Spirit of the Game,
La Salle College Old Boys Association (LSCOBA) Toronto
“Once a Lasallian, Always a Lasallian.”

The 2025 LSCOBA-Toronto Picnic was held on 17 Aug 2025 at the spacious Thomson Memorial Park (Site 04). The event saw a historic turnout with over 300 participants, uniting Lasallians across decades in a vibrant display of fellowship.

Responding to the valuable feedback from its members, the LSCOBA committee made a strategic change in venue this year. Thomson Memorial Park provided excellent accessibility, ample parking, and the necessary capacity to comfortably host the record-breaking number of attendees, ensuring a welcoming environment for all.

The event was masterfully led by veteran organizer Ambrose Cheung (69). He was supported by the tremendous efforts of the newly elected OBA committee, including Gordon Tam (’77), Vincent Ho (’88), Ken Wong (’90), Michael Kong (’94), Chris Fong (’94), Sunny Leung (’96), Robin Siu (’00), Andrew Sin (’00), Alex Tsoi (’17), and Kelvin Ho (’19). Their collective teamwork and dedication were instrumental in the event’s flawless execution.

The picnic grounds were adorned with a prominent school banner, creating a familiar and proud backdrop for the day. Guests were treated to a generous and delicious spread of food and drinks. The culinary highlights were a significant success, with three whole roast pigs proving to be exceptionally popular; they were consumed entirely within the first 90 minutes of the event. By the end of the day, no food was left, a testament to the excellent planning and the enthusiastic appetites of the attendees. The feast was greatly enhanced by kind donations from several alumni. The association extends its sincere gratitude to Danny Au Yeung (’67) for 20 packs of smoked salmon, Peter Lau (’70) for fresh watermelons, Chris Fong (’94) for providing Starbucks coffee, and Chapter President Kevin Kwok (’88) for supplying essential equipment and utensils.

A particularly heartwarming aspect of the day was the strong show of support from the families of old boys. Wives and girlfriends were instrumental as helpers, and several young alumni also stepped up to assist, highlighting the deeply embedded spirit of service within the Lasallian community.

The picnic served as a magnificent bridge between generations, with old boys from the legendary Class of 1948 all the way to the future alumni of the Class of 2030 in attendance. The sense of shared history was further strengthened by the presence of four beloved retired teachers from La Salle College and La Salle Primary School: Mr. Joseph Yu (’61), Mr. Chan Tong, Ms. Alice Sitt, and Ms. Carlie Yip. Their attendance was deeply appreciated by all.

The event culminated in a powerful and nostalgic moment as the entire assembly, led by Chapter President Kevin Kwok (’88), joined together to sing the school song, a tradition that reaffirmed the unbreakable bonds forged at La Salle.

The LSCOBA – Toronto Chapter considers the 2025 picnic a tremendous success and looks forward to building on this momentum for future events, continuing to strengthen the ties that bind the global Lasallian family.

Under the bright summer sun of August 10th, 2025, the spirit of friendly rivalry and enduring fellowship was on full display at the Joint School Soccer Fun Day. The event brought together alumni from five prestigious institutions: La Salle Old Boys’ Association, Chinese University Alumni, Joint Salesian Group, St. Joseph College Hong Kong Alumni, and Joint Wah Yan (Kowloon and Hong Kong).

The day was filled with thrilling matches, showcasing not just skill and strategy, but the true essence of sportsmanship that binds these school communities together.

Undefeated on the Pitch: A Stellar Performance

Amidst the talented teams, one squad emerged with a particularly impressive record. The La Salle Old Boys’ Association team put on a magnificent display of football, finishing the day undefeated with two wins and two draws. This outstanding performance, the best among all participating teams, was a testament to their teamwork, determination, and skill on the field.

Adding to the pride and unity of the squad was the debut of their brand-new set of OBA soccer jerseys. The fresh kit, worn with distinction, symbolized a new chapter for the team while honouring a rich legacy.

The True Victory: Friendship and Community

While the results on the pitch were celebrated, the true winner of the day was the unwavering spirit of friendship. The event was characterized by a warm and friendly atmosphere, where handshakes and laughter were as common as tackles and goals. Old friendships were rekindled, and new connections were forged, beautifully demonstrating that the bonds formed in school halls extend far beyond, onto the green pitch.

The 2025 Joint School Soccer Fun Day was more than just a tournament; it was a powerful reaffirmation of community, camaraderie, and the beautiful game that unites us all.

Final Participating Teams:

• La Salle Old Boys’ Association
• Chinese University Alumni
• Joint Salesian Group
• St. Joseph College Hong Kong Alumni
• Joint Wah Yan (Kowloon and Hong Kong)

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