陳善鈺

English

Simmi Chan Sin-yuk was born in Hong Kong on 4 July 2002 and attended Heep Yunn School, where she captained the squash team. After graduating in 2020 she moved to the United States to study economics and mathematics at Columbia College, Columbia University, while playing for the Columbia Lions; she was named a College Squash Association first-team All-American three times, the first player in Columbia's history to do so. Internationally she rose quickly. At the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games she won women's team bronze with Ho Tze-lok, Lee Ka-yi and Tong Tsz-wing, then reached the women's singles final, losing a five-game thriller to Malaysia's Sivasangari Subramaniam 10-12 in the deciding game to take silver. Through 2024 and 2025 she remained ranked inside the world's top 40 and made several main draws, including the Hong Kong Squash Open. At the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games she won bronze in the women's singles after reaching the semi-finals and helped Hong Kong to women's team silver, and the same year she won her first Hong Kong Squash Championships women's singles title. She continues to represent Hong Kong as a professional while based partly in the United States.