張子衝

English

Cheung Tsz Chung is a member of the Hong Kong, China sprint (flat-water) canoeing team, competing mainly in kayak (K-boat) events and one of the territory's most experienced men over the middle and long distances. He appeared on the international stage as early as 2015, racing the men's K1 U23 26.1 km event at the ICF Canoe Marathon World Championships in Hungary and the men's K1 200m at the ICF Junior & U23 Canoe Sprint World Championship in Milan; that year he also raced the men's K1 200m at the China National Kayak Championship in Guangdong. In 2017 Cheung represented Hong Kong at the 13th National Games in Tianjin, entering the men's 1000m and 200m K2 events. In 2021 he raced again at the 14th National Games in Shaanxi, contesting the men's K1 1000m and joining Choi Yik San, Kwok Ka Wai and Mok Yuen Fung in the men's K4 500m. In 2022 he took part in the Asian Canoe Sprint Championships in Thailand (men's K1 1000m and K1 500m) and in the World Cup regattas, and raced the K2 500m with Cheung Cheuk Ho. In September 2023 Cheung was named in the Hong Kong, China delegation for the sprint canoe events at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou. In 2025 he competed at the 15th National Games in the men's two-man 500m and four-man 500m kayak, and in 2026 he was again selected for the Hong Kong team at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games in the two-man and four-man 500m events.