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Stephanie Au Hoi-shun

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Stephanie Au Hoi-shun
Stephanie Au Hoi-shun
歐鎧淳
The latest news on Stephanie Au Hoi-shun, Hong Kong competitive swimmer, including competition news and updates.
last updated:
4 December, 2024
Hong Kong swimmer Stephanie Au told the Post she is looking to compete at the World Aquatics Championships and National Games in 2025. Photo: SF&OC
Swimming

Hong Kong Olympian Stephanie Au eyes World Championships, National Games spots

The 32-year-old tells the Post that, while she has not retired from competitive sport, she enjoys the ‘different direction’ life has taken.

Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Haughey was right to rest for Olympic 200m freestyle, Hong Kong relay team say

Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Olympics guide to day 1 as Hong Kong fencer eyes glory, rugby 7s medals decided

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Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Cheung Ka-long’s flag role in Paris Olympics ceremony a good omen in history bid

The fencing champion also carried the flag at the opening of the Tokyo Games – and coach Greg Koenig hopes history will repeat itself.

Hong Kong’s Olympic flag bearer Cheung Ka-long is looking to make history in Paris and defend his title. Photo: Elson Li
Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Siobhan Haughey adds ‘hint of gold’ to outfit as swimmers head to Paris pool

Haughey, Camille Cheng and Stephanie Au take their first tour of the Olympic Village and the competition pool.

Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Singapore swimmer believes Hong Kong team bond can fuel national record bid

Amanda Lim will compete at the Hong Kong Open Swimming Championships at Victoria Park this weekend, and has her city’s 50-metre freestyle record in her sights.

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Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Superstar Haughey leads Hong Kong swimming team aiming to ‘cherish’ Paris Games

Ian Ho and Cindy Cheung have qualified for individual events, while Adam Chillingworth is aiming for swim of a lifetime at the Sette Colli in Italy to join team in French capital.

Siobhan Haughey will spearhead Hong Kong’s swimming challenge in Paris. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Swimming

Olympic swimmer Au wins last Hong Kong race after emotional Instagram reveal

Siobhan Haughey sends her support as teammate Au – who could yet swim in relays at Paris Olympics – vows to ‘smile and enjoy every second’.

Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Haughey rival Titmus sets benchmark with world 200m free record at Aussie trials

Two Australian swimmers beat the old record at their Olympic trials, to throw down the challenge to Hongkonger Haughey.

Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Haughey wanted ‘nerves and pain’ of 800m race as preparation for Paris Olympics

The 100m and 200m Tokyo Olympics silver-medallist said swimming the 800m allowed her to ‘get to be nervous’ before racing.

Siobhan Haughey broke the Hong Kong 800m long-course record on Saturday having never swum the event before. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Hong Kong swimmer Au says Paris Olympics will be her last Games, ‘I’m done’

Four-time Olympian Stephanie Au will be 32 by the time the world’s biggest sporting event gets under way in France in July, and is confident of qualifying for her ‘last big one’.

Hong Kong’s Stephanie Au says the Paris Olympics will be her last big Games as a competitor. Photo: Reuters
Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Swimmer Haughey switches race to keep Mother’s Day free and smashes record

Weeks before Olympics, the Hongkonger breaks 800 metres freestyle record in her first crack at the distance, chosen because ‘I want to go for dinner with my mum’.

Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Hong Kong swimmer Cheng tells of mental toll of competing at Olympics

Camille Cheng says becoming an Olympian created its own pressure of always having to perform at that level.

Paris 2024 Olympic Games

Sailing duo become latest Hong Kong athletes to book their places at Paris 2024

Pair will compete in the 49er sailing event and join fellow sailor Nicholas Halliday at Games after finishing seventh at the Last Chance Regatta.

Akira Sakai and Russell Aylsworth celebrate after clinching qualification for the Paris Olympics. Photo: Handout
Swimming

Haughey eyes multiple chances of medals at swimming’s world championships

Hong Kong’s Siobhan Haughey is into the 100m breaststroke final in Doha and the semi-finals of the 200m freestyle, one of her more favoured events, as she starts her latest tilt at glory.

Siobhan Haughey swims in her 100m breaststroke semi-final in Doha. Photo: Xinhua
Asian Games 2023

Haughey claims her fifth medal of Asian Games with 50m freestyle silver

Hong Kong swimmer Haughey is second behind Chinese favourite Zhang Yufei, and helps 4x200m relay team to a new city record.

Asian Games 2023

Asian Games: Hong Kong’s cyclists, sailors add historic medals to city’s tally

Sailors Stephanie Norton and Ma Kwan-ching etch their names into Hong Kong sporting history, while there is surprise joy in the Hangzhou velodrome, too.

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Asian Games 2023

Asian Games: golden girl Haughey ‘honoured’ to keep winning for Hong Kong

Siobhan Haughey makes history by winning city’s first ever swimming gold medal at an Asian Games in the 200m freestyle. Her time of 1:54.12 was also a Games record.

Siobhan Haughey waves to her parents after winning the 200m freestyle at the Asian Games. Photo: Dickson Lee
Asian Games 2023

Haughey seeks third medal at Asian Games in final of her favoured 200m freestyle

Hong Kong swimmer Haughey qualifies as fifth fastest, 1.85 seconds behind the fastest time set by Li Bingjie of China, who is looking to defend her title.

Asian Games 2023

Swimmer Haughey smashes Hong Kong record en route to Asian Games bronze double

Siobhan Haughey breaks her own city record twice on way to first medal in Hangzhou, and still has enough in the tank to help team finish third in 4x100m freestyle relay final.

Swimming

China duo swim to world golds with Qin 2nd best ever and Zhang avenging Olympics

Qin Haiyang’s time puts him second only to Britain’s Adam Peaty, while Zhang Yufei beats Canada’s China-born Maggie Mac Neil in a reverse of Tokyo Olympics.

Qin Haiyang of China on his way to gold at the World Aquatics Championships in Fukuoka. Photo: EPA-EFE
Swimming

Hong Kong relay record at swimming worlds as Australia end China diving monopoly

Quartet of Siobhan Haughey, Camille Cheng, Tam Hoi-lam and Stephanie Au set 4x100 metres freestyle best in Fukuoka, after Cassiel Rousseau wins the 13th and last diving gold for Australia.

(From left) Tam Hoi-lam, Siobhan Haughey, Stephanie Au and Camille Cheng after breaking the city record in Fukuoka. Photo: Hong Kong Swimming Association
Swimming

Haughey out to break Hong Kong’s medal drought at World Aquatics Championships

Siobhan Haughey finished fourth in 200m in 2019 edition and missed last event in Budapest because of injury, but coach says she is peaking at just the right time.

Swimming

Asian Games swimming qualifiers closed in fear of Covid-19 cases

No spectators allowed as Hong Kong Sports Institute ‘minimise footprints’ to training centre to protect athletes – despite Hangzhou showpiece being five months away.

Swimming

Hong Kong’s Haughey wins silver at swimming World Championships

Defending her title at the short-course championships, she is narrowly beaten by Olympic champion Emma McKeon of Australia, but posts her best time of the season.

Emma Mckeon of Australia (left) beat Siobhan Haughey of Hong Kong to the 100m freestyle gold. Photo: AP
Swimming

Haughey cruises into short course Worlds 100m freestyle final

Hong Kong’s Siobhan Haughey comes home first in her heat, before finishing second fastest in her semi-final in Melbourne.

Siobhan Haughey of Hong Kong is defending her world titles in the 100m and 200m freestyle. Photo: AFP
Swimming

Haughey primed to defend titles at short course Worlds in Melbourne

Hong kong coach ‘100 per cent confident’ in double Olympic silver medallist Siobhan Haughey ahead of Fina World Championships bid.

Swimming

Haughey inspires Hong Kong team to aim higher at short-course worlds

Ng Cheuk-yin targets more records in Melbourne after claiming three at trials, and says Siobhan Haughey’s feats last year show the 16-strong squad what is possible.

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