Randy Mak is a talented ice hockey player from Hong Kong, known for his skilful play as a forward. He was the first Hong Kong born player to be drafted to the OHL (Ontario Hockey League). He attends St. Andrew’s College in Toronto and played for the St. Andrew’s College U18 AAA team, initially listed as a forward/defenseman. He later moved to the OJHL with the North York Rangers, where he showcases his abilities in a competitive environment while contributing to both his club and the Hong Kong national team.
Randy’s passion for ice hockey began in his youth, participating in various leagues before rising through the ranks. His hardwork and determination have earned him recognition, and he has represented Hong Kong in international tournaments, including the Asian Winter Games in 2025, where this 6”1 19 year old became a viral sensation overnight, captivating fans across the internet. Together with the HK Men’s Ice Hockey Team, Randy has won bronze at iihf division 3b in Mexico.
Randy’s commitment to the sport extends beyond the rink, as he actively promotes ice hockey within his community, and also venturing into the modelling world.
Randy is also a skilled golfer, showcasing his versatility as an athlete. With his talent and hardwork, Randy continues to make a name for himself both on and off the rink, and has set his sight on the upcoming World Ice Hockey Championships IIIB in Hong Kong in 2026, where he aims to continue his remarkable journey. With his dedication and talent, he is poised to become a key player in the growth of ice hockey in Hong Kong and beyond.