江俊淇

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Kong Chun Ki is a Hong Kong sprinter specialising in the 100m and relays. Raised in Tin Shui Wai with a mother in long-term ill health, she has said that running is not only about chasing a dream but also about changing her own life and her mother's. In 2016, while in Form 5, she and her teammates ran 45.84 in the relay at the Asian junior championships to break the Hong Kong junior record and win bronze. That result earned her a place at Hong Kong Baptist University, where she studied in the Department of Physical Education and Recreation Management on a full government subsidy. From Form 6 in 2017 she trained under coach Lee Siu Leung, steadily improving her technique and conditioning. She once competed as a PE teaching assistant but later gave up her teaching post to become a full-time athlete. In February 2023 she won the women's 100m at a Hong Kong Athletics Series meeting at Wan Chai with a personal best of 11.69, and she is a member of the Hong Kong women's 4x100m relay record (45.17). In 2021 she represented Hong Kong in the women's 100m at the 14th National Games, running 12.29 in the heats and saying it was a privilege to race against top-level athletes. In 2025 she won the women's 100m at the Hong Kong Athletics Open in 11.93, beating teammate Yu Pui Yee, and was named to the Hong Kong, China delegation for both the 15th National Games and the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya. She has said that even if she ultimately does not succeed, she will have no regrets, because sport has changed both her life and her mother's.