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Tse Wing Kiu, known as Agnes Tse, is a Hong Kong China women's rugby sevens international active in the sevens game. She previously worked as a flight attendant; in 2015 she suddenly collapsed in the street and injured her head, after which her employer arranged for her to stop flying for a year and take up a back-office role. She went on to join the Hong Kong women's rugby team in 2018 at the age of about 27, making her a comparatively late starter in the sport. She later enrolled at The Chinese University of Hong Kong and completed a Bachelor of Science in Sports Science and Health Education in about two and a half years, studying at Wu Yee Sun College as a student athlete. In April 2023 she played at the Hong Kong Sevens and scored Hong Kong's first-ever try in the main series of the competition, writing a notable page in the history of the women's game; she said afterwards that she had not expected to score against opponents ranked in the world's top ten and regarded it as the icing on the cake. In September 2023 she made her Asian Games debut, being named in Hong Kong's squad for the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, where the women's team won a historic bronze - the territory's first Asian Games medal in women's rugby; The Chinese University of Hong Kong named her among its student athletes who won medals at the Games.