游學俊

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Yau Hok-chun is a Hong Kong volleyball coach and former men's player who played as an outside hitter and libero before moving into coaching; he has served as head coach of the Hong Kong men's senior team and was part of the coaching staff of the Hong Kong, China men's team. In 2023 he was assistant coach when Hong Kong played indoor volleyball at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, working with head coach Dragan Mihailovic. Earlier in his coaching career he led Hong Kong's junior men's team at the National Youth Games, where he attracted attention from mainland media for a relaxed style: whenever his players produced a fine spike he would clap and cheer, even leading them on a lap of their own court. Win or lose, we are equally happy, he said at the time, hoping to let players enjoy the game rather than focus only on results. In 2026 he appeared as a guest at the awards ceremony of a youth basketball tournament, where he spoke about the importance of team sport and told young athletes that representing Hong Kong carries a responsibility to team-mates who missed selection, to supporters across generations and to their families. He has long emphasised attitude and team spirit in Hong Kong's men's volleyball set-up.