楊凱晴

English

Yeung Hoi-ching is a Hong Kong butterfly swimmer specialising in the 100m and 200m events and one of the territory's rising young talents. In 2023, at just 17, she was selected for the Hong Kong, China delegation to the Hangzhou Asian Games, where she swam in the heats of the women's 4x100m medley relay. In 2024 she broke the Hong Kong record in the women's 200m butterfly with 2:10.63 at the Hong Kong Open Swimming Championships, taking 2.16 seconds off her own mark and strengthening her position as the territory's leading swimmer in the event, a record she already held. In 2025 she competed at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore alongside Hong Kong teammates including Adam Mak, Ng Lai Wa and Tsui Yik-kei, and at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games she finished ninth in the women's 100m butterfly in 1:00.55, narrowly missing the final. Through her record-breaking 200m butterfly, Yeung has emerged as one of the young swimmers Hong Kong is developing in the butterfly events.