MA Kwan Ching

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Asian Games
2	Mixed RS:One Team	2018	Indonesia
World Championships
46	Women's iQFOiL	2023	The Hague, NED
Class World Championships
21	Women's iQFOiL	2022	Brest, FRA
33	Women's iQFOiL	2021	Silvaplana, SUI
34	Women's RS:X	2019	Torbole, ITA
47	Women's RS:X	2017	Enoshima, JPN
World Cup
9	Women's RS:X	2015	Weymouth, GBR
13	Women's RS:X	2020	Enoshima, JPN
13	Women's RS:X	2019	Enoshima, JPN
13	Women's RS:X	2018	Gamagori, JPN
18	Women's RS:X	2017	Hyeres, FRA
26	Women's RS:X	2019	Miami, FL, USA
28	Women's RS:X	2017	Miami, FL, USA
Asian Championships
1	Women's iQFOiL	2022	Abu Dhabi, UAE
2	Women's Neil Pryde RS:One	2018	Jakarta, INA
2	Mixed RS:One Team	2018	Jakarta, INA
6	Women's RS:X	2016	Abu Dhabi, UAE

Mui (Facebook profile, 20 May 2018)

Athlete

Sports and Recreation Studies - Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, CHN

Cantonese, English

Hong Kong Sports Institute [HKSI] [Hong Kong, CHN]

Chan King Yin, HKG

Her younger brother Ma Kwan Lam has represented Hong Kong in sailing, and competed at the RS:X class world youth championships in 2018 and 2019. (SportsDeskOnline, 20 Jun 2022; onecurvo, 11 May 2018)

In 2016 she required 17 stitches after she was hit in the face by a sail while she was competing at an event in Penghu, Chinese Taipei. (sportsroad, 12 Nov 2018)

She began sailing at age seven. (orientaldaily, 04 Feb 2015)

"Because my parents sailed when they were in love. After the birth of me and my brother, my father wanted to find an exercise to improve my will and perseverance, so he taught me this." (orientaldaily, 04 Feb 2015)

To compete at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China, and to achieve a top-10 finish at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (hk01, 10 Dec 2022; scmp, 16 Dec 2021)

Hong Konger sailor Ho Chi Ho. (sportsroad, 12 Nov 2018)

Her parents. (orientaldaily, 04 Feb 2015)

"The sea is like a living creature. If you want to get stronger, you have to adapt to it and challenge it." (sportsroad, 12 Nov 2018)