蕭昌鴻

English

Siu Cheong-hung is a former captain of the Hong Kong men's national volleyball team. Born on 26 January 1993, he plays as an outside hitter and spent many years with the local Division One club Dragon, whom he led to three successive league finals titles, making him one of the best-known figures in the domestic game. He represented Hong Kong in numerous international events and captained the national team; after competing at the Hangzhou Asian Games, postponed to 2023, he stepped away from the Hong Kong team. In March 2025 he formally ended his playing career and joined Dragon's coaching staff, also coaching school teams, and he helped his protege Leung Ho-yin study in the United States and then play professionally in Europe. His career then took an unexpected turn: in 2026 the Japanese V.League club Lavis Tochigi announced that he would join for the 2026-27 season, giving him a first overseas professional contract at the age of 33 and fulfilling an ambition he had earlier set aside. He described it as the right time to try his luck abroad and said he hoped to bring his experience to the Japanese game.