Further to our announcement on the cancellation of the Dettol Hong Kong Premiership, due to the prevailing social distancing restrictions in place until at least April 20th, the HKRU has made the decision to formally end the rest of the 2021/2022...

Citing concerns over the escalating transmission of Covid-19 in the community and in light of the ongoing city-wide closure of sports grounds, the Hong Kong Rugby Union (HKRU) has prudently decided to cancel the remainder of scheduled league play for...

The Hong Kong Touch Association (HKTA) has today announced new leadership and a refreshed strategic direction in order to capitalise on the growing popularity of the game. A newly formed Executive Committee spearheads the guidance, consisting of...

It is with much disappointment that the HKRU has confirmed the withdrawal of our Women’s fifteen-a-side representative team from the upcoming Rugby World Cup 2021 qualification competitions in Dubai, scheduled for mid-February.   The team ...

From 7th January 2022, as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus, Hong Kong Rugby Union have decided to close Tin Shui Wai Community Sports Ground and King's Park Sports Ground until further notice. For any further ...

In light of the Government’s announcement of the temporary closures of public sports facilities, and in continued solidarity with community-wide pandemic prevention efforts, the Hong Kong Rugby Union will suspend all rugby activities for a period in ...

The 54th New Year’s Day Youth Tournament was the perfect start to another year of Hong Kong rugby activity, with parents, players and supporters coming together to celebrate the best of the best in the Youth game. The ongoing travel restrictions m...

Kroll USRC Tigers beat KPMG HK Scottish 35-31 behind a 25- point second half to secure a bonus point win and escape the Premiership cellar while ImpactHK HKU Sandy Bay erased a 12-0 deficit early on to produce a four-try bonus point in the first ha...

It was a difficult Dettol Premiership day for DAC Kowloon as they lost 40-15 to KPMG HK Scottish in the Men’s Premiership, while the women lost 18-14 to Gai Wu Falcons. A laundry list of injured players finally caught up with Kowloon’s men’s side...

Kroll USRC Tigers beat IMPACTHK HKU Sandy Bay 20-17, while their women’s Premiership team dispatched SCAA First Pacific Causeway Bay, 60-0. It was a wide open first half with Sandy Bay starting well in front of a raucous home crowd in its first ...