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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
Croatian star joins strong field for January event at Victoria Park, including four current top 20 and leading Asian players.
Newly formed pairing of Ye Zixuan and Yu Sen beaten narrowly by South Korean duo in play-off for place at Games in Milano Cortina.
The Yunnan Provincial Sports Bureau is investigating accusations triple Asian Games gold medallist made against coach.
Veteran Luxembourg paddler says she is focused on enjoying the game after a wrist injury forced her out for more than half a year.
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Calls for greater focus on player workload after statement omits mention of schedule at WTT Finals in Hong Kong.
Fans charged thousands of dollars extra by touts at Coliseum, but local table tennis chief says real-name sales ‘difficult to implement’.
Some quick thinking from Jockey Club starter Chris McMullen ensures a crisis is averted, while record number of tourists attend.
Longines Hong Kong International Races week reaches climax, visitors travel from around the world to see Romantic Warrior, Ka Ying Rising.
On the women’s side, Chen Yi reaches semi-finals in her first Finals appearance after upsetting Chen Xingtong in comeback.
Overseas tour organisers for five-day festival say their groups include retirees, business travellers, horse owners and trainers.
Netting at 175 private buildings removed, government says, as companies race to comply with order in wake of Tai Po blaze.
Organisers of World Pickleball Championships hope event can boost participation and raise Hong Kong’s profile in the sport.
Workers begin taking down green mesh, a day after government orders their removal following allegations of false safety certificates issued at sites.
With Hong Kong Island record falling days after marathon Lantau Island swim, Edie Hu thinks city could become a prime location for sport.
Star duo had already qualified for the singles events and will be joined by Hong Kong’s Wong Chun-ting and Doo Hoi-kem.
As international stars praise the city’s conditions, Hongkongers express interest but face hurdles joining the growing sport.
