The Hong Kong women's national lacrosse team, also known as the Hong Kong women's representative lacrosse team, represents the Chinese territory of Hong Kong in international lacrosse competitions. It is organized by the Hong Kong Lacrosse Association.
History Women at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) have played lacrosse from the 1960s until the 1970s. After this period the number of female players declined leading to HKU stopping its women's program. Meanwhile graduates from the HKU led by Louis Hou went on to form the Hong Kong Lacrosse Association (HKLA) in 1993.
The first women's representative for Hong Kong under the auspices of the Hong Kong Lacrosse Association competed at the 2006 Prague Cup.
They competed in their first Women's Lacrosse World Cup (later renamed as the World Championship) in the 2013 edition in Oshawa, Canada under Japanese coach Noriko Uchiyama.
For the 2026 World Lacrosse Women's Championship, Hong Kong competed in the Division II tournament in Wrocław, Poland. They finished fifth within the division. Competitive record World Lacrosse Championship YearHostFinish 2013Canada 8 2 6 – – 18th 2017England 8 4 4 76 62 18th 2022United States 8 2 6 74 68 16th 2026Poland 7 4 3 63 50 21stTotal − 31 12 19 – – No Medal
Asia-Pacific Lacrosse Championship YearHostFinish 2009South KoreaNo information 2011New ZealandNo information 4th 2013ChinaDid not enter — 2015Thailand6244376 4th 2017South Korea6245779 5th 2019South Korea6245073 4th 2025Australia5233155 6thTotal − – – – – –1 silver
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