page_title: James Ha
section_title: 2010–11
hierarchical_section_title: James Ha / International career / 2010–11
caption_attribution_description: English: "James Ha subon" 2012 AFC Men's Pre-Olympic Tournament First Round 23 June 2011 Hong Kong vs Uzbekistan 34th-minute
context_page_description: James Stephen Gee Ha is an English-born Hong Kong professional footballer who plays as a striker for Hong Kong Premier League club Southern.
  He is a member of the Hong Kong national football team, and he was awarded Best Youth Player of Hong Kong in the 2010–11 season.
context_section_description: In 2010, the Hong Kong Football Association have decided to play James Ha in an age group above his age. Ha was just 17 when he played for the Hong Kong national under-23 football team at the exhibition matches against Guangdong under-23 team in 2010. His outstanding performance in those two exhibition matches gave rise to that he can be the regular player of Hong Kong under-23 team.
  Ha was called up to the under-23 squad for the first formal game for their friendly against Chinese Taipei on 24 January 2011. He scored his under-23 international goal in the match two days later, which against Chinese Taipei too. For the first preliminary round of 2012 Summer Olympics against Maldives, he was sent to the field by head coach Tsang Wai Chung both two matches and he scored a total of four goals.
  He was also named in the under-23 list squad for second preliminary round of 2012 Summer Olympics against Uzbekistan, but did not feature in the first leg at the Uzbek stadium, which lost by a goal. Before the second leg, some media in Hong Kong claimed that Ha was the 'secret weapon' of Hong Kong team. In the second leg, Hong Kong astonishingly opted defending formation and caused two losing goals to put Uzbekistan 2–0 up in 20 minutes. Ha replaced Au Yeung Yiu Chung in 34th-minute as winger and played as target man in second half. However, in a match in which Hong Kong were generally regarded as having underachieved and Uzbekistan won 3–0 on aggregate, he was widely considered one of the few successes of the Hong Kong under-23 squad.
caption: James Ha (11) came off the bench on 23 June 2011
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