劉常學

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Lau Sheung Hok (born 16 August 1999) is a Hong Kong women's basketball player who plays as a point guard. Standing at 165 cm, she is a member of the Hong Kong, China women's national basketball team and has competed in the local Hong Kong basketball league, gradually establishing herself as a key backcourt player for the national team. Her international career spans two Asian Games cycles: at the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou (the 19th Asian Games), she was selected for the Hong Kong women's 5x5 basketball team roster, competing in Group B matches; and at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya (the 20th Asian Games), she was once again named to the roster, making her one of the few Hong Kong players to be selected for consecutive Asian Games women's basketball teams. Under head coach Koon Kin Ho, Lau has played alongside teammates including Li Tsz Kwan, competing on the international stage and contributing to the continuity and development of Hong Kong women's basketball. As a point guard, she bears the responsibility of organising the team's offence and controlling the pace of play, known for her agile ball-handling and court vision. Lau's participation across two consecutive Asian Games reflects not only her sustained individual athletic development but also the stable progress of the Hong Kong women's basketball team, which has maintained its qualifying presence at the highest level of multi-sport competition in Asia. The experience gained from competing against the strongest basketball nations in Asia across two tournament cycles has contributed to her growth as a player, and her continued presence in the national team setup provides valuable continuity for the squad as it navigates the challenges of competing at the continental level with limited resources compared to its more established opponents.