薛雅齊

English

Sit Nga Chai, known by the English name Fay, is a Hong Kong women's sabre fencer born in 2005 and a Hong Kong Sports Institute elite athlete, one of the new generation of the territory's women's sabre squad. Her younger sister Sit Nga Chi (Jane) is also a sabre fencer; two years apart, they are known as Hong Kong's 'Sit sisters'. Her mother first took her to a fencing club when she was six or seven. She began with foil before switching to sabre, and entered the Hong Kong Sports Institute at around 13 or 14. She was strong in the junior ranks, winning bronze at the Asian Cadet and Junior Fencing Championships and remembering in particular advancing to the semi-finals by a single point in the quarter-final. In July 2025 she won bronze in the women's individual sabre on her debut at the World University Games, the first Hong Kong sabre fencer to reach the Universiade podium since Au Yeung Wai-sum in 2011; the same year she competed in the women's individual sabre at the Asian Under-23 Fencing Championships. In 2025 she made her debut at the 15th National Games, with the fencing events held at Kai Tak Sports Park in Hong Kong. In 2026 she was named to Hong Kong's women's sabre squad at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games and competed at the World Fencing Championships in Hong Kong in the women's individual and team sabre.