NAN FUNG GROUP | AIRSIDE HONG KONG PREMIERSHIP

Round 10 of the 2025/26 Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership was a humdinger with some closely fought contests and shocks at the top with the log leaders Valley RFC Women and Men both defeated - a first loss for the runaway table-toppers Valley Women, and the Kowloon Women also grabbed their first win of the campaign.

The Women’s and Men’s Prem tables stayed the same at the summit with the Societe Generale Valley RFC sides leading, but the gaps to the teams chasing them have closed.

Read more: https://www.hkrugby.com/news/details/nan-fung-group-or-airside-hong-kong-premiership-round-10-review

2026 started off with Round 9 of the 2025/26 Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership on 9-10 January 2026, after a festive season and New Year’s break which also saw some clubs announce new signings.

A new year, but the top of the Women’s and Men’s Premiership tables stayed the same as the undefeated Societe Generale Valley RFC women and the men’s side were again victorious.

Read more: https://www.hkrugby.com/news/details/nan-fung-group-or-airside-hong-kong-premiership-round-9-review

Round 8 of the 2025/26 Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership marked the last game of the calendar for all but two teams, as HKFC Men will play HKU Sandy Bay RFC on Thursday 18 December to play a game rescheduled from the start of the season.

Then all sides will have a well-earned break over the festive season, but they will come back to a Prem table which is topped by the undefeated Societe Generale Valley RFC for the women, while the club’s men’s side also leads and with just the two defeats.

The 2025/26 Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership returns from 9 January 2026.

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Round 7 of the 2025/26 Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership saw the return of the league after the international break, also delayed by a week, as Round 6 was put off due to the tragic Tai Po District fires. As a result, all Hong Kong China Rugby matches scheduled over the last weekend were cancelled.

A minute of silence was held at all youth and senior matches to give players, coaching staff, officials, fans and parents the opportunity to reflect and honour the lives lost.

Round 7 also saw the return of players and coaches who had been representing Hong Kong China’s representative XVs and 7s teams.

Read more: https://www.hkrugby.com/news/details/nan-fung-group-or-airside-hong-kong-premiership-round-7-review

Round 5 of the 2025/26 Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership brought an end to the first third of the season as we head into the international break for the Hong Kong China Men’s and Women’s XVs teams.

In the Women’s Premiership, Societe Generale Valley RFC were winners again, as were Causeway Sandy Bay for the first time this season. At the same time, HKFC Natixis Ice and Kroll USRC Tigers Women played out the women's first draw of the season.

In the Men’s Premiership, Societe Generale Valley RFC were undefeated, while HKFC Natixis Club and Kowloon Rugby Club emerged victorious in this round.

Read more: https://www.hkrugby.com/news/details/nan-fung-group-or-airside-hong-kong-premiership-round-5-review

Round 4 of the 2025/26 Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership saw the return of some ring-fenced representative team players in the Men’s Prem, while both leagues had players in action in the HKCR Dragons showcase matches on Friday night, which all of the clubs should be proud of.

In the Women’s Premiership, Societe Generale Valley RFC, HKFC Natixis Ice, and Kroll USRC Tigers Women were victors.

In the Men’s Premiership, Societe Generale Valley RFC, Kroll USRC Tigers RFC and Kowloon Rugby Club were winners over the weekend.

Read more: https://www.hkrugby.com/news/details/nan-fung-group-or-airside-hong-kong-premiership-round-4-review

Round 3 of the 2025/26 Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership ran from Friday 17 to Saturday 18 October, highlighted by the Women’s Super Saturday back-to-back fixtures and our first Friday night lights fixture.

In the Men’s Premiership, Societe Generale Valley RFC, Kroll USRC Tigers RFC and HKU Sandy Bay were victorious, and most teams should start to see players come back into the mix over the coming week from representative duty.

In the Women’s Premiership, Societe Generale Valley RFC, Kroll USRC Tigers and Clement Shield/VetiVa Gai Wu Falcons all notched up wins on Super Saturday.

Read more: https://www.hkrugby.com/news/details/nan-fung-group-or-airside-hong-kong-premiership-round-3-review

There was lots of excitement in round two of the Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership 2025/26 on Saturday 11 October, which included the Men’s Super Saturday back-to-back fixtures and some close-fought contests.

Societe Generale Valley RFC, HKFC Natixis Club, and Kroll USRC Tigers RFC all registered wins for the men.

For the Women’s Premiership, Societe Generale Valley RFC and HKFC Natixis Ice both continued their winning ways, while Kroll USRC Tigers Women recorded their first win of the season.

Read more: https://www.hkrugby.com/news/details/nan-fung-group-or-airside-hong-kong-premiership-round-2-review

There were dozens of new players competing in the opening round of the Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership 2025-2026 on Saturday 4 October.

The mixture of club and Hong Kong Prem debutantes, as well as old hands, ensured in the Women’s Premiership the two favourites Societe Generale Valley RFC and HKFC Natixis Ice, as well as Clement Shield/VetiVa Gai Wu Falcons started with wins, while Societe Generale Valley RFC and Kowloon Rugby Club kicked off their Men’s seasons with victories too.

Read more: https://www.hkrugby.com/news/details/nan-fung-group-or-airside-hong-kong-premiership-round-1-review

The Hong Kong Premiership’s title sponsors AIRSIDE in Kai Tak once again played host to the league’s Season Launch, with the 2025/26 season now just five days away.

Monday evening’s event took place at Groundswell, the indoor Surf House on Level 6 of the Mall, and gave players from the city’s top teams the challenge of taking on the FlowRider wave machine.

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Ride the waves as the 2025/26 Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Hong Kong Premiership launches at Groundswell Surf House, with men’s and women’s stars taking on the FlowRider ahead of the new season.

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The Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Men’s Premiership features six men’s teams who play one another three times each over 15 match weeks, before the top four teams progress to the Semi-Finals and Grand Final. The teams are: DLA Piper Kowloon Rugby Club, HKU Sandy Bay RFC, MND Hong Kong Scottish, Kroll USRC Tigers RFC, HKFC Natixis Club and Societe Generale Valley RFC.

Fixtures - https://www.hkrugby.com/match-centre/competition/nan-fung-group-airside-mens-premiership

The Nan Fung Group | AIRSIDE Women’s Premiership features six women’s teams who play one another three times each over 15 match weeks, before the top four teams progress to the Semi-Finals and Grand Final. The teams are: Causeway Sandy Bay, DLA Piper Kowloon Women, Gai Wu Falcons, HKFC Natixis Ice, Kroll USRC Tigers Women and Societe Generale Valley RFC.

Fixtures - https://www.hkrugby.com/match-centre/competition/nan-fung-group-airside-womens-premiership