馮凱晴

English

Fung Hoi-ching is a Hong Kong China women's rugby sevens international who plays as a back for the local premiership club Gai Wu. She first came through the Hong Kong set-up as a member of the territory's under-20 women's sevens squad and has featured among the athletes receiving elite training grants from the Hong Kong Sports Institute, marking her as a product of the local women's rugby development pathway. 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 - Hong Kong's first Asian Games medal in women's rugby; she was one of five players making their Games debut in that squad. Beyond sevens she is also a leading member of the Hong Kong China women's XV, having been appointed one of the side's co-captains and starting in the number 12 shirt in the 2025 WXV match against Brazil at Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground. She was injured during the 2024 WXV campaign and, after recovering, returned to the squad for the November 2025 European training tour, saying she believed the matches would help build the players' confidence. She has also been named in Hong Kong squads for the Asia Rugby Sevens Series. Comfortable in both sevens and fifteen-a-side rugby and a regular in the local league and international fixtures, Fung is one of the players the Hong Kong programme has invested in most in recent years.