何芷媛

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Ho Tsz-wun is a Hong Kong China women's rugby sevens international who plays as a back for the local premiership club Gai Wu. She made her Asian Games debut in 2023, being named in Hong Kong's twelve-strong squad for the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, where the women's sevens tournament ran from 24 to 26 September and Hong Kong won a historic bronze - the territory's first Asian Games medal in women's rugby. She was one of five players making their Games debut in that squad. At the opening leg of the 2024 Asia Rugby Sevens Series in Incheon, South Korea, she turned out for Hong Kong and attacked hard from the kick-off to help the team score first, with Hong Kong finishing as runners-up at that leg. She also features among the women's sevens players listed for elite training grants by the Hong Kong Sports Institute, marking her out as one of the programme's supported athletes. Beyond sevens she has played the fifteen-a-side game, being named in the 29-player Hong Kong China women's XV squad for the November 2025 European training tour while playing her club rugby for Gai Wu. A long-standing member of the Hong Kong women's representative set-up who is active in the local league and Asian competition, Ho plays mainly as a back and is regarded as part of the squad's younger generation.