陳偉萍

English

Chan Wai Ping (born 1 April 1995) is a Hong Kong women's basketball player, standing at 177 cm. She is a core member of the Hong Kong, China women's national basketball team and one of the few Hong Kong players, following Li Tsz Kwan, to compete in the Women's Chinese Basketball Association (WCBA), widely regarded as one of the strongest women's professional basketball leagues in the world outside the WNBA. Chan plays for the Shanghai women's basketball team in the WCBA, gaining valuable experience at the highest level of women's professional basketball in Asia. On the international stage, her career spans both 5x5 and 3x3 basketball. In the 5x5 format, she was selected for the Hong Kong women's team roster at the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou (the 19th Asian Games), wearing jersey number 11 and competing in Group B matches. In the 3x3 format, Chan has accumulated 25 international appearances in FIBA 3x3 competition, reflecting her extensive experience in the discipline. She also participated in the 2024 Paris Olympics 3x3 basketball qualifying tournament, which was hosted in Hong Kong, competing against teams from around the world for a place at the Olympic Games. Chan's career demonstrates the potential for Hong Kong women's basketball players to develop across both the 5x5 and 3x3 formats, and her professional experience in the WCBA alongside her participation in Olympic qualifying competition reflects the increasing trend of Hong Kong women's basketball athletes reaching higher levels of international competition. Her dual involvement in the traditional five-player format and the rapidly growing three-player format positions her as a versatile athlete within the Hong Kong basketball ecosystem, and her ongoing professional career in mainland China provides a pathway model for other local players aspiring to compete at a higher level.