Established in 1976, Kowloon RFC remains a fierce competitor in our Saxo Markets Men’s Premiership. Marking their 45th year, we caught up with Jacob Rowan, General Manager of Kowloon RFC, to share some key milestones of the Club through the dec...

Last Friday Stuart “Gunny” Gunn brought his 14 years of dedicated service to the Union to a close, as he starts a new chapter as a teacher at a local school for students with special educational needs.   His Hong Kong story began back ...

Founded in 1886, the legendary Hong Kong Football Club (HKFC) has witnessed the development of Hong Kong rugby for over a century. In their 135th year, we caught up with Ian Petersen, Chairman of HKFC’s Rugby Section, to look back upon the histor...

Tell us the story behind the HKU Sandy Bay logo? HKU Sandy Bay started as a staff sports society for The University of Hong Kong to promote junior rugby in the South side community. It symbolises our heritage and is a nod to our creation...

Kowloon Rugby Club is delighted to announce DAC (DAC Management LLC) as its headline sponsor for the upcoming 2020/21 Hong Kong Premiership rugby season.  As part of a new two-year deal starting this season, Kowloon will compete as “DAC Kowloon ...

Tell us the story behind the Hong Kong Scottish logo? We share our badge and colours (blue, white and red) with our sister club, London Scottish RFC as a mark of our relationship. Our colours also match the Hong Kong and Scottish flags! The "lio...

Nelson Mandela famously said that sport has the power to change the world, and here in the local community the HKRU Community Foundation has been busy over the past 7 years using sport as a medium to tackle social issues and positively impact on ...

Back in 2014 with the generous support of Ageas the HKRU Community Foundation started an apprenticeship programme with their partners at Operation Breakthrough, offering 4 youngsters from at-risk backgrounds the opportunity of 12 months of paid emplo...

Kim Lam The Union AGM always brings with it mixed emotions, with the excitement of “new blood” joining the Board twinged with the sadness of great servants stepping down, and on this occasion we said goodbye to three stalwarts of the local rugb...

The Hong Kong Rugby Union (HKRU) held its Annual General Meeting on the evening of 30 July at the South China Athletic Association in Causeway Bay.  It was a hotly contested affair with five of the ten Board of Director positions up for elec...