陳穎

English

Chloe Chan is the captain of the Hong Kong China women's rugby sevens team. Born and raised in Hong Kong, she won a scholarship to study in the United Kingdom at Northumbria University and returned to Hong Kong as a full-time rugby player after graduating in 2019. A back, she has long played her club rugby for Valley in the local women's premiership. In September 2023 she made her Asian Games debut, being named in Hong Kong's squad for the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, where the women's team won a historic bronze - the territory's first-ever Asian Games medal in women's rugby. She subsequently took on the captaincy and by 2025 was one of the team's co-captains; in June that year she joined the Japanese club Tokyo Sankyu Phoenix to play in the Taiyo Seimei Women's Sevens Series, reported to be the first Hong Kong player to feature in that competition, and said she hoped to bring the experience gained in Japan back to Hong Kong to help the squad improve. In November 2025 she captained Hong Kong's women's sevens side at the 15th National Games, staged at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong. At the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya in 2026 she again led the team, with Hong Kong beating Thailand 7-5 in the bronze-medal match to take bronze for a second successive Games. By the 2026 Hong Kong Sevens she had earned 26 sevens caps for Hong Kong, establishing herself as one of the side's leading figures.