歐陽倩怡

English

Au Yeung Sin-yi, better known as Maggie Au Yeung, is a Hong Kong women's rugby sevens international who plays as a forward for USRC Tigers (Sam Kwun Wui Tigers) in the local women's premiership and represents Hong Kong China in both sevens and, at times, the fifteen-a-side game. In September 2023 she was part of the Hong Kong squad at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, where the women's sevens tournament ran from 24 to 26 September and Hong Kong won a historic bronze - the territory's first-ever Asian Games medal in women's rugby. She was again in the squad at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya in 2026, where the women's sevens event was held from 1 to 3 October at Mizuho Rugby Stadium; Hong Kong beat Thailand 7-5 in the bronze-medal match to claim bronze for a second successive Games, Au Yeung scoring a try in the pool victory over India as Hong Kong ran out 33-7 winners. Away from sevens she has been selected for the Hong Kong China women's XV, including for the 2025 Asia Rugby Women's Emirates Championship match against Kazakhstan, a competition run by Asia Rugby and among the leading women's fifteen-a-side events in the region. She was also named in Hong Kong's women's sevens squad for the 15th National Games in November 2025, the first time the National Games sevens tournament was staged in Hong Kong, at Kai Tak Stadium. By the 2026 Hong Kong Sevens she had won 34 sevens caps for Hong Kong, making her one of the more experienced members of the side and a dependable part of the forward pack across successive Asian Games cycles.