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Stephy Zhang
Reporter, Sport
Stephy Zhang joined the Post in 2025 after working for China Daily Hong Kong, covering news related to Hong Kong-mainland affairs as both a writer and video journalist. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong and a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Indiana University Bloomington.
Stephy Zhang joined the Post in 2025 after working for China Daily Hong Kong, covering news related to Hong Kong-mainland affairs as both a writer and video journalist. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Hong Kong and a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Indiana University Bloomington.
Areas of Expertise:
Sports, AI, Chinese mainland and Hong Kong societyLanguages Spoken:
English, Mandarin
More than 92,000 fans, including at least 20,000 tourists, make the trip for the first meeting of the Lunar New Year.
Bottom of the top 100 two years ago, Hongkonger makes it to No 1 in World Pickleball Championship men’s 19-plus combined rankings.
Chinese freestyle skiing star defends her big air crown at the 2026 Winter Olympics this weekend and half pipe next week.
Despite sharing the same birth year, Vincent Ho, Karin Teetan and Matthew Chadwick have taken very different paths to the top.
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China’s women’s team completed clean sweep of medals; Japan’s Harimoto won silver and compatriot Togami won bronze in the men’s singles.
Olympic medallist wins two gold medals at Dubai meet, setting a record in doing so, six months out from facing key rivals in Nagoya Games.
Netizens lash out at Japanese judge after the snowboarder finishes behind two competitors from Japan at Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
World No 1s Wang Chuqin, Sun Yingsha round on screaming spectators despite easing to three-game victories in Haikou.
Former South Korean tells state media TV programme that being part of the Chinese team has been a turning point in his career.
Former Houston Rockets star tells mainland TV show he thinks the safety net provided to Chinese players at home has negative impact.
The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Restart programme helps thoroughbreds transition to dressage and other roles in equestrianism.
Longines Hong Kong International Horse Show gets under way at AsiaWorld-Expo, with city’s young riders learning from the best.
One with a joint record 17 consecutive wins, one who is the top-selling plush joy in Jockey Club gift shops and one with record earnings.
Keeper Li Hao’s solid performances help increase his social media following by more than 600,000 followers; Xu Bin linked to Premier League.
Laura Wang Xintong set the record during the two-day 2025-26 Div. I Age Group Short Course Swimming Competition (Part 3).
With bets on the horse barely paying out, most had come only to watch the race, cheer on their favourite and witness an important moment.
City’s top women’s player teams up with Ng Wing-lam to upset China’s top-seeded pair in the semis, soon after gruelling singles quarter-final.
The winner will also take over the world No 1 ranking, a spot held by Thailand’s Mink Nutcharut since August 2023.
In race that also featured movie star Chow Yun-fat, Hong Kong triathlete Wong repeats 2023 victory, while Tsang wins for third straight year.
With almost half of applicants unable to get a spot in Sunday’s event, a few do the next best thing – it’s still running, organiser says.
Superstition and fortune-telling also play a big role in picking names, with one owner even naming a horse after the family’s pet.
The 27-year-old is the most decorated Olympian in Chinese history, with 10 medals across the past two Olympic Games.
The 21-year-old will play Elias Ymer of Sweden in the final round of the Australian Open qualifying for a spot in the main draw.
The 21-year-old will play Pablo Llamas Ruiz in the second round of qualifying after the Spaniard beat Henry Bernet of Switzerland.
Jerry Shang powers to straight sets win over Lorenzo Sonego to reach quarter-finals for third year running.
If he wins title again, Frenchman will become first man to defend it since Michael Chang did so in 1994 and 1995.
Zhang Shuihua, who was the fastest local woman at the Harbin Marathon, resigns after row over clash between work and running.
World No 1s Sun Yingsha and Wang Chuqin withdraw from WTT Doha Champions. Hong Kong’s Doo Hoi-kem added to women’s tournament in Qatar.
Chinese Taipei midfielder Timothy Chow also linked with Shanghai, leaving Alex Jojo’s future at the club in doubt.
