陳梓銘

English

Chan Tsz-ming is a leading women's springboard diver in the Hong Kong squad, born on 18 May 2009. In September and October 2023, aged 14, she made her Asian Games debut and finished sixth in the women's 1m springboard in Hangzhou with 222.30 points, Hong Kong diving's best result of those Games; team-mate Chan Lam was 11th in the same event. In 2025 the Hong Kong diving team competed at the National Games for the first time, and in the women's 1m springboard final at the Guangdong Olympic Sports Centre in November, Chan placed 13th among 21 divers, recording the eighth- and ninth-best scores of their respective rounds and lying eighth after the opening dive; she also reached the semi-finals of the women's 3m springboard. A secondary-school athlete, she attends classes by day and trains in the evening for about three hours. That year she also entered the diving events at the 11th Asian Aquatics Championships in Ahmedabad, India. In September 2026 she was again named to Hong Kong's delegation for the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, improving on her previous Games by taking fourth in the women's 1m springboard with 232.75 points, and finishing fourth in the women's synchronised 3m springboard with Leung Ka-jin on 223.98 points. Chan first tried diving at four and a half and joined the Hong Kong squad at eight; she trained in Guangzhou with the Hong Kong team in 2018 and has trained with the Guangdong provincial team since 2023, and she has also competed at world championships and World Cup meets, winning the Hong Kong diving championships in August 2025. Notably, the one-year postponement of the Hangzhou Asian Games because of the pandemic meant she just reached the minimum age for diving, allowing her to make her Games debut at 14.