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The Hong Kong women’s national rugby team will face Japan in a home and away series to decide the Asia Rugby Championships this month. The matches on 8 and 15 July will provide Hong Kong’s final competitive warm-up ahead of their historic first appea...
July 04, 2017
2009-2010As Rev Bill Robertson starts his well-earned retirement, the man who re-started the rugby programme at Diocesan Boys’ School reflects on the challenges and triumphs of the past decade… When I arrived in Diocesan Boys’ School in 2008,as War...
The United Kingdom Coaching Certificate (UKCC) Level 4 was introduced for the first time in Scotland in 2015, and delivered in partnership with Edinburgh Napier University and sportscotland.The two-year qualification is designed to develop visi...
Thursday 15th June 2017, Hong Kong: The Hong Kong Corporate Sevens 2016 Tournament, held at So Kon Po last December once again turned out to be a resounding success. With the introduction of a ‘Tag Rugby’ tournament and the inclusion of mixed (men...
Chris Maize and Eric Kwok Pak-nga, two of Hong Kong’s senior sevens squad members who are currently gaining some invaluable international experience with the Samurai Sevens invitational side in the UK Sevens Series, have had an early taste of success...
Hong Kong Rugby Union elite sevens athletes Chris Maize and Eric Kwok Pak-nga will link up with invitational sevens side, Samurai Sevens, in two tournaments in the United Kingdom this summer. The HKRU development initiative comes as a result of the ...
June 03, 2017
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Hong Kong beat South Korea 39-3 today at Hong Kong Football Club to claim second in the 2017 Asia Rugby Championship (ARC). Hong Kong concluded their ARC campaign with a two wins, two losses record after rebounding from a couple of close but ultimat...
June 03, 2017
Hong Kong coach Jo Hull has announced her selection for today’stest match against Spain (19.00 Hong Kong time), presently ranked seventh in the world.Hull isplayingher strongest squad in what is an important benchmark for the team’s development, two ...
Hong Kong’s starting fifteen from last week’s 43-17 win over South Korea have retained their spots for the re-match in Saturday’s Asia Rugby Championship finale at Hong Kong Football Club (16.00). “Luckily, we didn’t have any injuries last week and ...
