Ho Ka Po

Ho Ka Po (; born October 27, 1994, in Hong Kong) is a retired professional squash player who represented Hong Kong and reached a career-high world ranking of No. 110 in November 2010.

When she was an eight- or nine-year-old primary school student, Ho started practicing mini-squash. When she was 14 years old, Ho participated in the 2009 World Junior Team Championships, where she made her debut as a competitor for Hong Kong. Ho's coach in 2013 was Rebecca Chiu. That year, her training schedule consisted of two-hour sessions five to six times every week at the Hong Kong Sports Institute. Upon completing her exams, she increased the number of weekly practice sessions to ten. In the summer of 2013, Ho was the inaugural Hong Kong player to place first in the international junior rankings for women. She reached the ranking through assisting Hong Kong in securing third place In May at the World Junior Team Championships held in Poland as well as her becoming the champion at the Asian Junior Championships held in Jordan in June. After she turned 19, Ho became ineligible for the junior rankings. In the senior rankings, she was ranked 120 in October 2013. That year, Ho was a Hong Kong Polytechnic University student working towards a hotel management diploma.