Ho-Lam Andy Lo

Ho-Lam Andy Lo (盧灝霖)

• Bats Right, Throws Left
• Height 5' 10", Weight 176 lb.

• School The University of Hong Kong

• Born May 14, 1995 in Hong Kong

Biographical Information

Ho-Lam Andy Lo has played regularly for the Hong Kong national team.

Lo played in the 2013 East Asian Games as a teenager. In the 2014 Asian Games, he was their DH and it .429/.556/.429 to lead Hong Kong in average and OBP while tying Kin-Chung Tsang for the most hits (3). He had the best average in the 2015 East Asian Baseball Cup. In the 2017 Asian Championship, he broke up Japan's perfect game bid in the 4th with a single off Keita Hirao and finished at .308/.353/.385 while starting in left for Hong Kong; he had 10 putouts and no errors.

He drove in four in a win over Indonesia in the 2018 East Asian Baseball Cup; for the tournament, he hit .294/.429/.353 with 5 RBI in 4 games. He continued to perform well in the 2018 World University Championship, getting one of two Hong Kong hits against the US, scoring their only run against Japan and driving in 3 in a win over Australia. He hit .412/.450/.529 with 4 runs in 6 games, finishing second on the team in average, and had 13 putouts. He even pitched an inning, though he allowed 3 runs. To complete a busy year of tournaments, he played in the 2018 Asian Games. He got their only run against Taiwan. Starting in center field and batting 2nd, he hit .286/.421/.286 with four walks in five games while again playing error-free defense (9 PO, 1 A). He tied for third in the Games in walks, one behind Arsalan Jamashaid and Shoji Kitamura.