陳兆榮

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Chan Siu Wing is a member of the Hong Kong men's national basketball team, playing as a point guard; he was born in Hong Kong on 26 April 1992. He first attended CAC An Chuen Middle School and moved to the traditional basketball school Ying Wa College at 16, and before finishing secondary school he was recruited by the First Division club Winling, being promoted to the senior side in 2009, where he and team-mate Lee Ki became known to fans as the Hong Kong Splash Brothers. In 2015 he left Winling to join Eastern, Hong Kong's first professional basketball club. At international level Chan represented Hong Kong at the Asian University Basketball Championship in November 2014, scoring 25 points in the third-place game to help Hong Kong win bronze for the first time. In December 2016 he made his ASEAN Basketball League debut and helped Eastern to the title, winning the finals series 3-1. He has also been capped by the senior Hong Kong side at the 2017 FIBA Asia Cup and the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games, among other events. Chan ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee twice in two and a half years, an injury suffered in training in October 2017 costing him a season. He graduated in psychology from City University of Hong Kong in 2015, co-founded a basketball school in 2014 and briefly worked as a television commentator in 2017.