麥堅力

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Alexander Robert McQueen (Chinese: 麥堅力; born 22 May 1988) is a Hong Kong rugby sevens player who stands about 1.83 metres, weighs around 85 kilogrammes, plays at scrum-half and has long turned out for Hong Kong Cricket Club. He won his first international sevens cap as early as 2009, making him one of the most senior members of the squad. His family has deep ties to Hong Kong rugby: his younger brother, Tom McQueen, is also a Hong Kong sevens scrum-half, and the two have turned out for the territory in the same squads. McQueen has played sevens for Hong Kong since 2009, appearing for the national side over many years in the Asia Sevens Series, the Hong Kong Sevens and other international events; the 2023 Hong Kong Sevens was his ninth appearance at the tournament. According to Hong Kong China Rugby's records of 2024, he had accumulated fifty-five international sevens caps, among the highest totals in the Hong Kong squad. In 2023 he was selected for the Hong Kong, China team at the Hangzhou Asian Games, where Hong Kong beat Korea 14-7 in the final to win the men's rugby sevens gold medal. In 2024 he was one of the Hong Kong sevens representatives - alongside Russell Webb, Liam Doherty and James Christie - awarded the Medal of Honour for outstanding achievements in international rugby, a recognition that followed the Hangzhou gold. He also represented Hong Kong in the fifteen-a-side game between 2018 and 2022 and was part of the territory's squad for the Olympic sevens repechage, a group that also featured captain Max Woodward, his brother Tom McQueen, Michael Coverdale, Cado Lee and Russell Webb. A senior member of the side, he has helped to steady the backline and to bring through younger players, and he has been a regular in the Hong Kong Sevens squad for more than a decade. Public information on McQueen's early career and his fuller domestic record remains relatively limited.