陳家倩

English

Chan Ka Sin is a Hong Kong female track and field athlete born on 25 April 1997 who specialises in the long jump. She was already active in local and national competitions in the 2010s. In 2017 she was named to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region delegation for the 13th National Games held in Tianjin, competing in the women's long jump against leading athletes from across the country. In 2023 she was again named to the Hong Kong, China delegation, for the women's long jump at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, reaching the final alongside her team-mate Yue Nga Yan and competing under coach Chan Wai Yin. In the women's long jump final at the Hangzhou Asian Games, Chan was judged to have fouled on each of her first three attempts and was eliminated early without registering a valid mark; her team-mate Yue Nga Yan took bronze with a jump of 6.50 metres (+0.1 m/s), breaking Yue's own previous Hong Kong record of 6.49 metres set in 2022 and giving Hong Kong its first Asian Games medal in a track and field event. Chan has focused much of her competition on local and regional events, using the National Games and Asian Games to build big-event experience, and is one of the representatives in Hong Kong's women's long jump and a member of the territory's field-events pipeline, helping to sustain Hong Kong's competitiveness in the event within the region alongside team-mates such as Yue.