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SCMP Reporter

As the grand opening draws near, we’ve put together a list of five Hong Kong representatives we think it may be worth looking out for in Rio.


Road to Rio: How Hong Kong swim star Camille Cheng went from Olympic spectator to competitor
Road to Rio: I cried many times but I made the Olympics in the end, says Hong Kong marathon star Christy Yiu
Road to Rio: Tiffany Chan becomes the first Hong Kong golfer to play in the Olympics
Road to Rio: Hong Kong’s star cyclist Sarah Lee is set to shine at the Olympics again


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Rio 2016 Olympic Games

WATCH: Five Hong Kong Olympians to watch in Rio

Sarah Lee Wai-sze (centre) is Hong Kong’s best hope of a medal in Rio. Photo: SCMP Pictures

Road to Rio: How Hong Kong swim star Camille Cheng went from Olympic spectator to competitor

Camille Cheng poses for a picture at the Hong Kong Sports Institute. Photo: KY Cheng

Camille Cheng (Hong Kong Olympic swimmer), pose for a picture at Hong Kong Sports Institute in Sha Tin. 11MAY16 SCMP/K. Y. Cheng

Sport

Hong Kong

Hong Kong will send a squad of 38 athletes to the Rio Games competing in nine sports. Here are five worth keeping an eye on


Tiffany Chan Tsz-ching

Sarah Lee Wai-sze

WATCH: Five Hong Kong Olympians to watch in Rio

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.css-jfmysa{display:inline;word-break:break-word;}.css-1ankfgb{cursor:pointer;display:inline;word-break:break-word;}Road to Rio: How Hong Kong swim star Camille Cheng went from Olympic spectator to competitor

Road to Rio: I cried many times but I made the Olympics in the end, says Hong Kong marathon star Christy Yiu

Road to Rio: Tiffany Chan becomes the first Hong Kong golfer to play in the Olympics

Road to Rio: Hong Kong’s star cyclist Sarah Lee is set to shine at the Olympics again

Hong Kong will send a squad of 38 athletes to the Rio Games competing in nine sports. Here are five worth keeping an eye on

Road to Rio: How Hong Kong swim star Camille Cheng went from Olympic spectator to competitor