盛楚殷

English

Shing Chor Yan is a Hong Kong hurdler who specialises in the 100m hurdles (0.762m barriers) and is known as the 'school hurdles queen'. She attended Tin Shui Wai Methodist College and has long held the Hong Kong U18 and U20 women's 100m hurdles records with 13.84 (+0.1), dominating school athletics from her secondary years. She has enjoyed success at school and national competitions: in 2017 she won the women's 100m hurdles at the National U18 Athletics Championships and took bronze at the Asian youth championships, receiving the Secretary for Home Affairs' Commendation that year. In 2018 she stepped up further, winning gold at the World School Sport Games and silver at the National Youth Athletics Championships; that year she ran 14.07 (0.838m barriers) at the Chinese Taipei Open to meet the World Junior Championships standard and reached the final at the Asian U20 Championships in Gifu, Japan. Shing made her Asian Games debut at 17 and has since been a mainstay of Hong Kong women's sprint hurdling. She competed in the women's 100m hurdles at the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games alongside teammate Lui Lai Yiu, and at the 15th National Games in 2025 she ran 13.71 in the heats to finish 16th overall. In 2026 she appeared at her third Asian Games, in Nagoya, becoming a veteran of three Games for the Hong Kong team; she said she had been unable to perform freely at the previous Games because of injury and hoped to put her recurring problems behind her and produce a surprise result.