陳樂熹

English

CHAN Lok Hei Royce is a Hong Kong men's sabre fencer born on 13 May 2004 who studies in the Department of Applied Social Sciences at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, where he is an elite student-athlete, and fences for Hong Kong, China's senior men's sabre team. He took up fencing in Primary Four or Five - a little later than the children on the 'Little Sword God' programme - but persevered and rose through the local and junior ranks, recording top-eight finishes in the individual event at the National Games and the Hangzhou Asian Games. He has since become one of the mainstays of Hong Kong's men's sabre group and has climbed steadily in the world rankings. The 2026 season added to his international experience: in July he was named to Hong Kong's squad for the World Fencing Championships, staged for the first time in Hong Kong at AsiaWorld-Expo, in the men's individual and team sabre, and in September he was picked for Hong Kong at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, joining Ho Pak-lam, Ho Sze-long and Leung Tin-ching in the men's team sabre. Hong Kong lost to world No. 2 South Korea in the semi-finals but took bronze, one of the territory's fencing medals at those Games. Fencing alongside seniors such as Ho Sze-long, he is seen as part of the next generation of Hong Kong's men's sabre.