16 NOV 2014
Oxfam Trailwalker 2014 finishes with 4,404 people completing the 100 km Trail
Oxfam Trailwalker 2014 finishes with
4,404 people completing the 100 km Trail
Oxfam Trailwalker, Hong Kong’s most popular hiking fundraising event organized by Oxfam Hong Kong, ended successfully this afternoon when the last team crossed the finish line in Yuen Long at 1:58pm today, completing the 100 km trail in 47 hours 58 minutes.
Stephen Fisher, Director General of Oxfam Hong Kong, presented certificates to the team and other supporting organisations at the Closing Ceremony. This year, 4,404 participants completed the 100km trail within the required 48 hours, i.e. 88% of all walkers.
Stephen Fisher said, “I am happy to welcome all of you who have come all the way from Sai Kung. It does not matter who reached the finish line first or last. Each team made it this far and has shown great determination and commitment in overcoming all the obstacles and difficulties along the trail. The same applies to our work against poverty. Eliminating poverty is a long and arduous journey. It requires the same Trailwalking spirit, endurance, determination and perseverance you all demonstrated. With your support, we will be able to help more people escape the reality of not having enough and injustice, and ultimately, create a world without poverty.”
Oxfam Trailwalker has been held since 1981, and has become Oxfam Hong Kong's flagship fundraiser and one of the largest fundraising hiking events in Hong Kong, with the support of State Street, which has been the principal sponsor for 16 years. Since 1986, more than 81,000 trailwalkers have participated and raised over HK$422 million to support Oxfam’s poverty alleviation work all over the world.
The event has successfully developed into an international top-notch fundraiser, challenging walkers in 16 cities in 10 countries including Australia (Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney), Belgium, England (South Downs, Yorkshire Dales), France, India (Bangalore, Mumbai), Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Spain (Girona, Madrid) and Hong Kong.
For more information about Oxfam Trailwalker, please visit:
Website: http://www.oxfamtrailwalker.org.hk/
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/oxfamtrailhk
Below are the results of some special teams and speed awards
(All the ranking, team information and timing shown below are subject to verifications against updated
records; Oxfam Hong Kong reserves the right to make the final decision on the ranking and finishing time
of teams without giving prior notice.)
Category | Time | Team Number | Team name |
Fearless Dragon team | 27 hours 43 minutes | 0349 | 猛龍毅行A隊 |
Fearless Dragon team | 27 hours 43 minutes | 0350 | 猛龍毅行B隊 |
Zheng Sheng College | 25 hours 58 minutes | 0153 | 正生A |
Zheng Sheng College | 44 hours 7 minutes | 0135 | 正生B |
Hong Kong Amputees Sport Association | 25 hours 6 minutes | 0346 | ----- |
Autistic young adults’ team | 28 hours 7 minutes | 0347 | 巴閉組1 |
Autistic young adults’ team | 28 hours 24 minutes | 0348 | 巴閉組2 |
Visually-impaired team | 26 hours 51 minutes | 5036 | 恆行毅行視障隊 |
Super Trailwalker Champion/ | 11 hours 56 minutes | S03 | Team Columbia S1 - Nepal |
Super Trailwalker 1st Runner up | 12 hours 38 minutes | S51 | Convoy Cosmoboys Team I |
Super Trailwalker 2nd Runner up | 12 hours 43 minutes | S58 | Fire Services Team HKFSD |
Trailwalker Champion | 14 hours 22 minutes | 0089 | Asia Trail |
Trailwalker 1st Runner up | 14 hours 27 minutes | 5010 | EFCC Kong Fok Church |
Trailwalker 2nd Runner up | 14 hours 36 minutes | 5001 | 毅行教室 Team 1 |
Mixed Team Champion | 12 hours 52 minutes | S37 | UFO愛你一萬年 |
Female | 15 hours 54 minutes | S15 | HKUST MBAAA Speed Ladies |
Veteran I (aged 50-59) | 14 hours 46 minutes | S21 | Vibram HongKong 100 |
Veteran II (aged 60 and above) | 19 hours 41 minutes | 0548 | 花甲威龍 |
For media enquiries, please contact:
Cindy Chan
Oxfam Hong Kong Communications Officer
Phone: (852) 3120 5201 / (852) 6749 6230
Email: [email protected]
Melanie Chan
Oxfam Hong Kong Senior Communications Officer
Phone: (852) 3120 5175 / (852) 9654 2048
Email: [email protected]
Stephen Fisher, Director General of Oxfam Hong Kong, greeted the last team, who completed the 100 km trail in 47 hours 58 minutes, at the Finish Point.