South China
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- Hong Kong BL 61 Hong Kong Cup 14 Hong Kong Silver Shield Cup 5 Basketball Matches 4
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- South China Women
| Hong Kong Cup | 11/09 12:00 | - | South China v Tycoon | W | 71-59 | |
| Hong Kong Cup | 10/26 12:40 | - | South China v Tycoon | W |
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| Hong Kong Cup | 10/06 11:00 | - | South China v Eastern | W | 76-74 | |
| Hong Kong Cup | 09/28 11:00 | - | South China v Able Hon Friends | W | 100-56 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 07/30 12:40 | - | South China v Tycoon | W | 70-63 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 07/26 12:40 | - | Tycoon v South China | W | 56-71 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 07/23 12:40 | - | South China v Tycoon | W | 76-57 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 07/10 11:00 | - | South China v Eastern | W | 87-62 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 07/03 12:40 | - | South China v Eastern | W | 90-59 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 06/21 12:40 | - | South China v Eastern | W | 73-57 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 06/14 12:40 | - | Winling v South China | W | 68-76 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 06/06 12:40 | - | Tycoon v South China | W | 59-78 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 05/28 12:40 | - | South China v HKPA | W | 117-41 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 05/24 12:40 | - | South China v Fukien | W | 77-68 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 05/10 11:00 | - | Eagle v South China | W | 58-97 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 05/07 11:00 | - | South China v Nam Ching | W | 99-66 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 05/02 12:40 | - | Able Hon Friends v South China | W | 49-89 | |
| Hong Kong Cup | 04/18 12:40 | - | South China v Tycoon | W | 76-73 | |
| Hong Kong Cup | 04/09 12:35 | - | Tycoon v South China | W | 69-83 | |
| Hong Kong Cup | 04/04 10:56 | - | Eastern Long Lions v South China | W | 60-67 | |
| Hong Kong Cup | 03/28 12:33 | - | HKPA v South China | W | 77-103 | |
| Basketball Matches | 12/16 04:56 | - | South China v Eastern | L | 59-73 | |
| Basketball Matches | 12/15 10:57 | - | South China v Guangxi Weizhuang | L | 76-80 | |
| Basketball Matches | 12/12 10:45 | - | South China v Winling | W | 90-80 | |
| Basketball Matches | 12/11 12:43 | - |
Malaysia
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South China |
W | 54-82 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 08/08 12:00 | - | Eastern v South China | L | 83-80 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 07/27 12:40 | - | South China v Eastern | L | 86-91 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 07/24 12:40 | - | Eastern v South China | W | 75-93 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 07/20 12:40 | - | South China v Eastern | W | 75-71 | |
| Hong Kong BL | 07/10 11:00 | - | Tycoon v South China | W | 70-89 |
Wikipedia - South China AA (basketball)
The South China Athletic Association Men's Basketball Team (Chinese: 南華（男子）籃球隊; SCAA Basketball Team), commonly known as South China, is one of the basketball teams of South China Athletic Association in Hong Kong playing in A1 Division of the Hong Kong Basketball League.
South China is a professional basketball team based in Hong Kong SAR, China. The team competes in the Hong Kong A1 Division, which is the top-tier basketball league in Hong Kong. South China has a rich history in the sport and is known for its competitive spirit and talented players.
The team's colors are red and white, and their logo features a fierce dragon, symbolizing strength and power. South China has a dedicated fan base that supports them at home games and travels to cheer them on during away matches.
South China has a strong roster of skilled players who are known for their teamwork, athleticism, and determination on the court. The team is coached by experienced professionals who strive to bring out the best in each player and lead them to victory.
Overall, South China is a respected and formidable force in the Hong Kong basketball scene, and they continue to strive for success and excellence in every game they play.
The team's colors are red and white, and their logo features a fierce dragon, symbolizing strength and power. South China has a dedicated fan base that supports them at home games and travels to cheer them on during away matches.
South China has a strong roster of skilled players who are known for their teamwork, athleticism, and determination on the court. The team is coached by experienced professionals who strive to bring out the best in each player and lead them to victory.
Overall, South China is a respected and formidable force in the Hong Kong basketball scene, and they continue to strive for success and excellence in every game they play.