歐倩瑩

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Au Sin Ying (born 8 January 1989) is a Hong Kong sabre fencer. At the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou she advanced through the women's individual sabre draw before losing the final to South Korea's Kim Hye-rim to take silver, and she also won bronze in the women's team sabre at the same Games. In 2012 she was selected for Hong Kong's delegation to the London Olympics in the women's sabre. She remained a mainstay of Hong Kong's women's sabre squad for many years, with numerous results in local and international competition. Domestically she has been a standout, winning the women's sabre title at a local fencing championship. As she grew older she shifted her focus to supporting and leading younger teammates in team events, saying she was pleased at how quickly a new generation of Hong Kong sabre fencers had developed and preferred to spar for and support them rather than concentrate on individual competition. After retiring she became a coach, qualifying with the Hong Kong Fencing Association as a registered sabre coach and appearing on its member-coach lists in 2023 and 2025. In 2023 she was named to Hong Kong's delegation to the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou as the team's sabre coach, helping to guide the squad's sabre fencers. Details of her life beyond her date of birth and her full competitive record are sparsely documented in public sources.