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2026-09-14

Announcement of the Official Delegation of Team Hong Kong, China and Team Composition for the 20th Asian Games

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Announcement of the Official Delegation of Team Hong Kong, China and Team Composition for the 20th Asian Games

The Hong Kong, China Tennis Association (HKCTA) announced the official delegation of Team Hong Kong, China, which will compete at the 20th Asian Games from 27 September to 3 October at the Higashiyama Park Tennis Center in Nagoya, Japan. Team Hong Kong, China will compete across multiple disciplines, including Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles. The following players have been nominated to represent Hong Kong, China in the respective events:

Coach in charge: Yoann LEMEE

Coaches: James ALLEMBY Pier Francesco RESTELLI Nian FENG

Michael Cheng, President of the Hong Kong, China Tennis Association, said, “This is one of the strongest teams Hong Kong has ever sent to the Asian Games, and we could not be prouder of every player who will wear the flag in Nagoya. They have already proven themselves on the world stage — now they are ready to chase medal. To every member of Team Hong Kong: go out there, leave everything on the court, and make the whole city roar. Hong Kong is behind you, every step of the way.”

Player Coleman Wong said, “Representing Hong Kong is always a huge honour, and returning to the Asian Games stage is particularly special. Building on my quarterfinal run in the Hangzhou Asian Games and the experience I’ve gained on the ATP tour and Grand Slams, I’m ready to give everything on the court to deliver the best results for Hong Kong.”

Player Eudice Chong said, “Representing Hong Kong at the Asian Games again is a moment of immense pride. This year, I have made a major breakthrough in doubles, breaking into the Top 60 rankings. I have also competed in three Grand Slams, which has given me greater confidence in handling the pressure at major events. At the upcoming Asian Games, I hope to deliver strong performances alongside my partners Cody and Kai to deliver our best performance for Hong Kong.”

Player Kai Thompson said, “This is my first time competing at the Asian Games, and I am deeply grateful for this opportunity. I believe the experience I’ve gained from competing in the National Games and the Grand Slam Juniors will help me build a strong mindset and deliver my best performance during the competition.”

Official Schedule: https://www.aichi-nagoya2026.org/sport/tennis/