吳家祺

English

Ng Ka Ki (Chinese: 吳家祺) is a Hong Kong men's artistic gymnast who specialises in the vault and is regarded as the new leading Hong Kong vaulter following the retirement of 'vault prince' Shek Wai Hung. He rose through the local ranks, training alongside team-mates such as Ng Kiu Chung and Jim Man Hin as part of the core of Hong Kong's men's artistic gymnastics squad. In 2023 he made his Asian Games debut at the 19th Games in Hangzhou, finishing seventh in the men's vault. He has since competed on the continental and international circuit: at the 2026 Asian Championships in Zunyi, Guizhou, he qualified third for the men's vault final but averaged only 13.600 across his two vaults to finish seventh. In 2026 he competed at his second Asian Games at Aichi-Nagoya, having returned from a two-month training stint in Beijing that he described as valuable and confidence-building; competing with a 5.2-difficulty routine, he topped vault qualification and, in the final, scored 14.233 on his first vault, a handspring tucked double front, for a two-vault average of 14.116, taking bronze at the Nagoya City General Gymnasium, Hong Kong, China's first artistic gymnastics medal of the Games. He competed despite past injuries and said his next goal is to secure Olympic qualification.