高香慧

English

Natasha Olson-Thorne, who goes by the Chinese name Ko Heung-wai, is one of the co-captains of the Hong Kong China women's rugby sevens team and also captains the Hong Kong China women's XV, playing as a back for USRC Tigers in the local women's premiership. As far back as 2013 she represented Hong Kong at the National Games, one of only two current squad members to have played at those Games (the other being Melody Li Nim-yan). A central figure in the Hong Kong women's sevens team for many years, she led the side as co-captain at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou in September 2023, where Hong Kong won a historic bronze - the territory's first Asian Games medal in women's rugby. She has also captained the Hong Kong women's XV at competitions such as the Asia Rugby Women's Championship. In November 2025 she captained Hong Kong's women's sevens side at the 15th National Games at Kai Tak Stadium, and at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya in 2026 she was again selected, helping Hong Kong beat Thailand 7-5 in the bronze-medal match for a second successive bronze. By the 2025 Hong Kong Sevens she had earned 55 sevens caps for Hong Kong, one of only a handful of players in the squad to have passed 50 appearances, a milestone for which she was formally recognised.