陳廸麟

English

Chan Tik-lun, whose name also appears in Hong Kong records as Chan Tik-lun, is a Hong Kong rower specialising in lightweight events. He made his name in the sport by representing Hong Kong in the men's lightweight double sculls at the first National Youth Games in 2015, gaining national multi-sport experience, and has since been a regular selection for the Hong Kong squad. At the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya in 2026 he teamed with Lam San-tung in the men's lightweight double sculls, taking bronze in a time of 6:24.84 on 24 September. That day was a big one for Hong Kong rowing, which collected one gold, two silvers and one bronze: Chiu Hin-chun won the men's lightweight single sculls, Hung Wing-yan took silver in the women's single sculls, and Cheung Yuen-shan and Leung Wing-wun won silver in the women's lightweight double sculls. The Hong Kong, China delegation went on to finish the Games with 11 gold, 19 silver and 24 bronze. At the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games the Hong Kong rowing team had won one gold, one silver and one bronze, with Lam San-tung and Wong Wai-chun taking the territory's first gold of those Games in 6:44.20 - also Hong Kong's first Asian Games gold in an open-weight men's boat - and as the team's results improved Chan became one of its leading lightweight men. He is an elite athlete student at The Education University of Hong Kong. In 2025 he was selected for the Hong Kong delegation at the 15th National Games, racing the men's four with Lam San-tung, To Siu-po and Chan Pak-hong. A long-serving member of Hong Kong's lightweight men's squad, Chan is one of the team's key figures in Asian competition.