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雷淑怡（Lui Shuk Yi），1998年1月10日出生，香港女子籃球運動員，司職小前鋒，身高168厘米。雷淑怡是中國香港女子籃球代表隊成員，活躍於香港甲一組女子籃球聯賽，在本地頂級聯賽中持續累積實戰經驗。她的國際賽事經歷始於青少年時期，曾代表香港參加國際籃聯U16女子亞洲盃賽事，在青年級別的洲際比賽中與亞洲各地的同齡球員較量，為其後晉身成年代表隊奠定了國際賽事經驗的基礎。在2023年杭州亞運會（第十九屆亞運會）中，雷淑怡入選中國香港女子五人籃球代表隊名單，隨隊出戰B組賽事。在主教練官健好的帶領下，她與李祉均、劉常學、陳梓琪等隊友並肩作戰，在面對日本等亞洲頂級女子籃球強隊時展現了香港女子籃球的拼搏精神。作為小前鋒，雷淑怡在場上兼具外線投射與籃板爭奪的能力，是球隊鋒線上的重要一員。除了競技賽事外，她亦曾獲邀擔任香港基督教青年會（YMCA）的活動大使，以香港女子籃球代表隊球員的身份參與推廣體育運動及社區參與，體現了運動員在競技之外對社會的貢獻。雷淑怡的籃球生涯從青年級別的國際賽事到亞運會的成年代表隊，展現了香港女子籃球運動員在資源有限的環境下持續提升競技水平的努力，也為本地年輕女籃球員提供了從青年到成年國際賽場的發展範例。
English
Lui Shuk Yi (born 10 January 1998) is a Hong Kong women's basketball player who plays as a small forward. Standing at 168 cm, she is a member of the Hong Kong, China women's national basketball team and competes in the Hong Kong A-1 Division Women's Basketball League, where she has accumulated extensive competitive experience at the domestic top level. Her international career began at the youth level, where she represented Hong Kong at the FIBA U16 Women's Asia Cup, competing against players from across the continent and laying the foundation of international experience that would later support her progression to the senior national team. At the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou (the 19th Asian Games), Lui was selected for the Hong Kong women's 5x5 basketball team roster, competing in Group B matches. Under head coach Koon Kin Ho, she played alongside teammates including Li Tsz Kwan, Lau Sheung Hok, and Chan Tsz Ki, facing top-tier Asian women's basketball nations such as Japan and demonstrating the fighting spirit of Hong Kong women's basketball. As a small forward, Lui combines perimeter shooting with rebounding ability, making her an important component of the team's frontcourt. Beyond competitive basketball, she has served as an event ambassador for the YMCA of Hong Kong, participating in community outreach and sports promotion initiatives in her capacity as a national team player, reflecting the contribution of athletes to society beyond the court. Lui's career trajectory from youth-level international competition to the senior national team at the Asian Games illustrates the efforts of Hong Kong women's basketball players to continuously raise their competitive level despite limited resources, and provides a developmental pathway example for younger local female basketball players aspiring to progress from youth to senior international competition.
