梁穎桉

English

Leung Wing-on is a Hong Kong women's rower. She graduated from the Education University of Hong Kong with a bachelor's degree in health education, training as an elite athlete during her studies, and focuses on lightweight rowing in both single and crew boats. In 2023 she was named to the Hong Kong, China delegation for the rowing events at the Hangzhou Asian Games, gaining experience of a major multi-sport games. At the 2024 Asian Rowing Championships she took bronze in the women's lightweight single sculls. In 2026 she competed at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, teaming up with Cheung Yuen-shan to win silver in the women's lightweight double sculls. Leung has grown from the local rowing talent pipeline into an athlete who represents Hong Kong at the Asian Games and is one of the younger figures in the territory's lightweight rowing. The lightweight categories in Hong Kong rowing have long been sustained by a small number of athletes, who must manage their body weight to meet the class limits, with strict routines governing training and diet; Leung has persisted in focusing on the lightweight events under those conditions. Her pairing with Cheung Yuen-shan also reflects the squad's continuing efforts to try different combinations in the women's lightweight double sculls in pursuit of better results. She keeps a low profile, and public material about her is mostly limited to results from Asian rowing events, the Education University's profiles of its athletes and delegation lists; her year of birth and a fuller personal record still await more public documentation.