黃健

English

Wong Kin is a pivot for the Hong Kong men's national handball team, born on 17 April 1996 and standing about 1.85 metres tall. He has long been an important figure on the inside for Hong Kong, receiving the ball between opposing defenders and looking for openings. In 2023 he was named in the Hong Kong, China squad for the men's handball tournament at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, wearing number 65 as a pivot. In 2025 he was included in Hong Kong's 16-man squad for the 15th National Games, staged jointly by Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau, with the men's handball competition played at the Kai Tak Arena. Hong Kong beat Macau and Shanghai in the group stage, defeated Guangdong 28-26 in the quarter-finals, lost 21-24 to Anhui in the semi-finals and 25-33 to Beijing in the bronze-medal match, finishing fourth, the team's best National Games result. The squad was entirely amateur, with 15 of the 16 players resigning or taking unpaid leave to prepare. In 2026 Wong was again selected for the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, where he scored three goals for Hong Kong against Bahrain, one of the team's leading scorers in that match. Inside players battle for position and receive the ball near the six-metre line, an unglamorous but demanding role. The squad was made up of 16 amateur players who relied on self-organised training to stay sharp. Owing to limited public records, little is documented about his club career, early training and personal background.