梁瓊允

English

Leung King-wan is a Hong Kong women's rower who is currently a student at the Education University of Hong Kong, balancing her studies with training as an elite athlete. She focuses on crew boats and has rowed with a series of partners at international events. In 2023 she represented Hong Kong, China at the Hangzhou Asian Games and, with Cheung Hoi-lam, won silver in the women's coxless pair, the defining result of her career so far. At the 2024 Asian Rowing Championships she partnered Wong Sheung-yee in the women's double sculls and took bronze, showing that she can perform in different boat types. In 2025 she again competed in the double sculls at the Asian championships, building up experience at Asian level. In 2026 she was named to the Hong Kong, China delegation for the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games and formed a new combination with Chui Nga-man, returning to the women's coxless pair. In recent years the Hong Kong rowing team has made crew boats one of its priorities in the pursuit of medals, with the coaching staff regularly pairing athletes differently in search of the best combination. Leung's path, from winning silver with Cheung Hoi-lam to later teaming up with Wong Sheung-yee and Chui Nga-man, illustrates that flexible juggling of personnel and the use of competition as training. Leung is one of the younger mainstays developed through Hong Kong rowing's talent pipeline, building understanding and big-event experience across several pairings. She keeps a low profile, and public material about her is mostly limited to results from the Asian Games and Asian championships, university reports on its student athletes and delegation lists; her year of birth and a fuller record of her results still await more public documentation.