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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
Chinese fans back state broadcaster in battle with Fifa over TV rights, with poor kick-off times and bad national team hurting interest.
Youngest female grandmaster in history helped improve format of women’s game, is now a professor looking into cognitive benefits of chess.
After arduous trek to Asian championships in Meishan, Ali Salimian will be able to compete in another meet after help from climbers, gyms.
Hongkongers and tourists enjoyed the party atmosphere with performances by Mamamoo’s Hwasa and local artist Pakho Chau.
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Competitive mother of three in her 50s says she entered the gruelling race in France in June to tell her children ‘age is just a number’.
Zhang Jun has reportedly been missing for more than 10 days amid an investigation by disciplinary authorities into his conduct at association.
Legendary paddlers Ma Long and Xu Xin help prepare squad as hitting partners for coming World Team Championships in London.
Cyclist ends UCI Track World Cup campaign with crashes, bruises and a failure to add a medal to collection.
Herve Dagorne pleased with To Cheuk-hei in men’s Keirin, praises Tso Kai-kwong in men’s omnium but disappointed with women’s Madison duo.
K-pop girl group Primrose get spectators in the mood to party after hours of action on the pitch at Kai Tak Stadium.
Bar operators dismiss concerns that higher airfares because of Middle East war will deter rugby fans from visiting city.
Chinese Basketball Association to investigate after striking resemblance between Li Yize and a player who has disappeared is pointed out.
National Games champion pulls out of tournament in London in April for ‘personal reasons’, sparking fan fears over men’s team’s chances.
The 25-year-old was thrust into leadership role for the national table tennis team after the veterans withdrew from world rankings in 2024.
Wang Chuqin secured his maiden table tennis World Cup crown hours before Zhao Xintong claimed snooker’s Tour Championship.
Team of rising stars and Olympic champions secured three golds, two silvers and three bronzes, with 15-year-old Ke Qinqin the standout gymnast.
A win for 29-year-old, who made Players Series history on Sunday, would see him become the first player to defend his title at the Crucible.
Guo and his family are allegedly victims of large-scale fraud perpetrated by a close friend, a mainland sports media outlet reports.
City’s teams take five of six championships up for grabs at Hong Kong Lacrosse Junior Open.
Industry veteran Charlz Ng believes sense of community now most important to Gen Z when it comes to wellness.
Chinese have two wins from two matches in six-team Montaigu Cup, and are second in standings behind Japan, who are also unbeaten.
In a state media interview, 22-year-old world champion calls herself ‘clumsy bird’ who owes her success to practice rather than any ‘genius’.
Exit of city’s No 1 women’s player follows that of only teammate Lam Siu-hang the previous night, while world No 8 moves into last 16.
Doo is city’s only hope left in Macau tournament after teammate Lam Siu-hang is knocked out after losing to Alexis Lebrun of France.
Former world No 4 Janet Kung has opened a dedicated venue for the public, optimistic about sport debuting at 2030 Winter Olympics in France.
The 19-year-old says she does not normally share her issues to avoid ‘troubling others’ or spreading negative energy.
The 24-year-old reaches podium in every event she enters while Law Ching-kiu, 16, emerges as a breakout star.
In slopestyle and big air at four World Cups and two Winter Olympics events, the 22-year-old won three golds, one silver, and two bronzes.
