Hong Kong women's national squash team

The Hong Kong women's national squash team represents Hong Kong in international squash team competitions, and is governed by Hong Kong Squash.

Hong Kong
Coach	Dick Leung
Association	Hong Kong Squash
Colors	Red
World Team Championships
First year	1985
Titles	0
Runners-up	0
Best finish	3rd
Entries	15
Asian Team Championships
Titles	5
Runners-up	9
Best finish	1st
Entries	17

Since 1985, Hong Kong has won a bronze medal in 2016.

Current team

• Chan Sin Yuk
• Ho Tze Lok
• Lee Ka Yi
• Tong Tsz Wing
• Cheng Nga Ching
• Fung Ching Hei, Heylie
• Helen Tang

Former players

• Rebecca Chiu
• Mak Pui Hin, Christina
• Ng Jia Yunn Elise
• Annie Au
• Joey Chan
• Chan Pui Hei, Pansy
• Ho Ka Po
• Liu Tsz Ling
• Chu Man Yee Vanessa

Results

World Team Squash Championships Year Result Position W L Birmingham 1979 Did not present Toronto 1981 Perth 1983 Dublin 1985 Group Stage 10th 3 3 Auckland 1987 Did not present Warmond 1989 Sydney 1990 Group Stage 14th 3 3 Vancouver 1992 Did not present Guernsey 1994 Petaling Jaya 1996 Group Stage 14th 2 4 Stuttgart 1998 Group Stage 18th 3 4 Sheffield 2000 Round of 16 10th 4 3 Odense 2002 Group Stage 11th 4 3 Amsterdam 2004 Group Stage 11th 4 3 Edmonton 2006 Group Stage 9th 5 2 Cairo 2008 Quarter Final 8th 3 4 Palmerston North 2010 Group Stage 12th 2 4 Nîmes 2012 Quarter Final 8th 4 3 Niagara-on-the-Lake 2014 Semi Final 4th 5 2 Issy-les-Moulineaux 2016 Semi Final 3rd 4 2 Dalian 2018 Semi Final 3rd 3 2 Cairo 2022 Quarter Final 5th 5 1 Total 15/22 x0 - x0 - x2 54 43 [1] [2]

Asian Squash Team Championships Year Result Position Karachi 1981 Did not present Amman 1984 Kuala Lumpur 1986 Champions 1st Kuwait City 1988 Final 2nd Kolkata 1990 Final 2nd Peshawar 1992 Did not present Kuala Lumpur 1994 Semi Final 4th Amman 1996 Final 2nd Kuala Lumpur 1998 Semi Final 3rd Hong Kong 2000 Champions 1st Kuala Lumpur 2002 Semi Final 3rd Kuala Lumpur 2004 Final 2nd Taiwan 2006 Final 2nd Kuwait City 2008 Final 2nd Chennai 2010 Champions 1st Kuwait City 2012 Final 2nd Hong Kong 2014 Final 2nd Taiwan 2016 Semi Final 3rd Cheongju 2018 Champions 1st Kuala Lumpur 2021 Final 2nd Cheongju 2022 Champions 1st Total x5 - x9 - x3