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Peter represented Canterbury and New Zealand Universities, playing for the latter against Hong Kong in 1970
After arriving in Hong Kong in 1973, having retired from serious rugby, Peter coached the Hong Kong team against the national teams, of Wales Scotland and France between 1976- 1979 when those teams stopped over on their way to Japan
Thereafter he coached both the Hong Kong team andFootball Club teams from time to time
Peter served on the committee of the HKRU for many years, initially as Chairman of Selectors, and later as Directorof Development. He was one of the principal instigators of the development program commenced in the early 1980s
He was the Chairman of the Union between 1998 and 1999 and 1997 to 2000
He also served as President of the Asian Rugby Union during his second tenure as Chairman of the HKRU
Peter was appointed President of the Union in 2016
唐諾生先生於1996年抵港，直至2000年，他效力香港仔欖球會。其後他赴新加坡及泰國工作及打欖球，2006年他返回香港，並為香港木球會出戰社區聯賽。於2009至2013年間，他任香港木球會主席，同時服務於常務委員會。他亦於香港大學沙灣球會執教小型欖球。
唐諾生先生為新西蘭特許會計師協會的特許會計師。他亦具新西蘭高等法院承認的大律師及律師資格。目前 ,他受聘為一國際金融服務機構的常務董事之職，在金融界已具超過20年經驗。
唐諾生先生已婚，妻子是海倫，並育有兩名孩子。
蒲敬思(Chris Brooke)為香港欖球總會的董事（場地設施）。
Chris自1979年居住香港，於1990至2000年初效力華利欖球會。1999至2001年間，他代表香港出戰數個亞洲欖球大賽及欖球世界盃外圍賽事。其後，Chris遷居北京11年，於當地推動Sports Beijing小型欖球計劃，2013年年底返港。
Chris為一名特許測量師，過去25年服務香港及亞太區地產界，為各公共及私營機構為地產發展、擁有及佔有權提供策略方案。
Chris已婚，妻子是Christine，並育有兩名孩子。
John was a keen Rugby player who played for Police, Disciplined Services and Old Bill Rugby at all levels since his arrival to Hong Kong in 1992. John’s promising representative career was unfortunately curtailed by numerous injuries and a lack of actual skills. John is well versed in the Laws of Rugby and would regularly provide on the pitch coaching for many of our referees.
John has been the Vice Chairman of the Hong Kong Police Rugby Club for the last six years and is a Director of Operation Breakthrough, a charity formed by serving and retired police officers which uses sport as a means to provide positive life guidance to youth at risk. As a Breakthrough Director, John played along side and mentored as Police Pandas, many of the young Breakthrough boys who went on to form the Tin Shui Wai Pandas Rugby Club.
John is a member of the Facilities and Rugby for All Sub Committees. He has chaired Code of Conduct hearings and participated as an LFCP Appeal panel member. John is also Chair of the National Leagues Structure and Competitions Rules Working Group.
Nigel, a qualified CPA with a Bachelor of Economics and Master of Commerce from the University of Sydney, is a partner with KPMG specialising in Alternative Investments and Private Equity; he has more than 21 years of consulting experience, 5 of which were spent in Australia, 3 years in Indonesia and 13 years here in Hong Kong.
Nigel is well-known in the local rugby community as the bedrock of the Hong Kong national team front row between 2006-11, with 20 international appearances. He has also served 2 periods as the Treasurer of the HKFC Rugby Section.
Peter Hudson is the Director Laws and Referees of the HKRU currently serving his term until July 2021.
Peter has been in Hong Kong since 1998, arriving from Australia to take up a position as a pilot with Cathay Pacific Airways. Peter has a World Rugby Level 1 Coaching, World Rugby Level 2 Match Official, World Rugby Level 2 Coach of Match Officials and World Rugby Educator Qualifications. He has held the following roles within the Hong Kong Rugby Community: Head Coach (Discovery Bay Pirates), Mini Rugby Referee Coordinator (HKMRFU), Vice Chairman (HKMRFU), Referee Coordinator and Mini Rugby Committee Member (HKFC), Head Coach U9/U10G (HKFC) and Head Coach U9B (HKFC). Peter has been a member of HKSRFUR since 2009 and currently serves on the EXCOM of the HKSRFURs.
Peter has been a pilot for over 25 years and is part of the Flight Operations Management Team at Cathay Pacific Airways. His roles have included those of a Technical Pilot (Boeing), Deputy Chief Pilot (Boeing) and he is currently the Flight Operations Risk Manager. Peter has a Bachelor of Science (Aviation) from Newcastle University and holds the rank of Senior Training and Check Captain on the B747 Fleet. His professional role requires him to facilitate a culture of safe and resilient operations of a fleet of near 150 wide body aircraft on global operations with a team of nearly 3500 pilots. The growth of Cathay Pacific depends on safe, resilient operations to ensure performance as a high reliability organization. The skills required to develop such a high performance culture were shaped partly by his involvement with high performance rugby.
Peter is married to Nicole and has 3 children, Brayden, Jessie and Toby.
Mr. Fred Au is the HKRU Director General.
Fred has engaged to rugby since late 1990s. He was one of the founding members of City RFC. He played for City RFC from the beginning of the club until now. He was the Chairman of City RFC from 2005 to 2010. Besides, Fred involved a lot on the development of tertiary rugby.
Fred holds a Bachelor of Science Degree and a Doctor of Philosophy Degree from City University of Hong Kong. He runs his business in the garment manufacturing and trading industry.
Fred is married to Vera and has 2 children.
林鄺蘭香畢業於香港理工大學，是一名特許建築設計技師 (英國特許建築設計技師學會會員) 和香港建築師學會的聯屬會員。 她曾在建築署工作三十余年，2017年初退下公務員生涯。
自 1998年起，她積極參與欖球活動，對香港欖球界投予熱誠。她曾為靈猴小型欖球會的副主席，擔當家長義工及負責主要的聯絡通訊工作。其後她再相繼成為香港小型欖球總會的副主席及主席。2011年，香港小型欖球總會設立以其名字命名的 「林鄺蘭香12歲以下女子獎杯」 (Kim Lam U12 Girls Trophy); 她亦曾擔任南華體育會銅鑼灣欖球會的[青年欖球]代表至2014年。
此前，她自1981年起投身不同慈善工作。她曾是香港傷殘青年協會及復康資源協會的前主席。現時，她擔任復康資源協會副主席及香港展能藝術會榮譽秘書。
林鄺蘭香已婚，並育有兩名分別28歲及24歲的兒子，他們倆同是香港足球會的欖球球員。
Kim was born and raised in Hong Kong, and has been an active participant in Hong Kong’s Womens rugby community since returning after university in the US.
Her rugby achievements include the following:
- Representing Hong Kong in the Senior Women's XVs squad (2006 to 2012)
- First woman to receive Jack Kelly Award for the HKFC Club Rugby Person of the Year in 2014
- HKFC Club Centurion (playing over 100 league games for the club) in 2015
- Captain and Team Manager of HKFC Senior Womens Rugby Team (2006-2016)
- Cornell Women's 1st XV rugby team (2000 to 2002)
She is currently a Director in Business Development for KPMG, and has experience in building relationships with corporates as well as managing business relationships.
2003年加入香港欖球總會，麥偉彬（Robbie McRobbie）任職社區欖球總理，至2017年五月起擔任行政總裁一職。
任職總會之前，他服務香港警察11年，擔任過多種職務，包括警察機動部隊教官、警官俱樂部助理經理和電視節目《警訊》主持。
麥偉彬為牛津大學文學碩士，並於2001年於香港大學專業進修學院完成體育及康樂管理證書。
他曾代表香港出戰十五人及七人欖球甲組聯賽，亦兩度贏得警察欖球會「Raz Erasmus Award」。
他是本地慈善團體「奮進行動」的董事，志於以欖球作為橋樑幫助邊緣青少年。
麥偉彬先生已婚，育有一名兒子及一隻小狗。
2008年，戴里斯先生加入香港欖球總會並成為主教練。接著4年，他一直執教香港七人及十五人代表隊；2009年，他被任命為欖球水平及培訓總監。
戴里斯先生出生於威爾斯東南部一條小村莊Abercarn，他就讀於Cwmcarn高校及Crosskeys學院；其後（1984至88年），他入讀卡迪夫都會大學（University of Wales Institute Cardiff）完成運動科學學位及學位教師教育證書課程（PGCE）。
戴里斯先生（Dai）於威爾斯任教師及高級經理達18年，並於Coleg Gwent任體育講師、學院總監、助理院長及院長。
於投身專業之前，戴里斯先生曾效力Abercarn欖球會、South Glamorgan Institute、 Swansea欖球會、RFC、Newport欖球會及Newbridge欖球會。他其後效力Cross Keys欖球會，並於一次膝傷後退役成主教練。
他代表Wales A出戰五次，於1986至1988年他是國家代表隊一員。
2003年，他加入Newport Gwent Dragons，作為愛爾蘭及歐洲球會比賽的全職欖球教練。十年之間，戴里斯先生成為威爾士欖球總會、成人七人欖球隊、21歲以下、20歲、19歲及成人女子隊的主教練位置。
戴里斯先生已婚，與妻子Sarah、三名孩子Maisie、Tirion及Will居住於大浪灣。
Rocky畢業於澳洲的坎培拉大學(University of Canberra)並修讀體育行政管理學士課程(Bachelor of Arts in Sports Administration)。
周思豪在健身界有豐富資歷，在跨國健身企業身居要職逾20年，他離開打拼16年的加州健身(California Fitness)加盟欖總。
周氏是本地欖球界熟悉的面孔，一直以來孜孜不倦推動雞糊欖球會的發展，令這個香港老牌球會之一的規模日益壯大，而他更是該會十五人隊一隊的勾球員。他在1990年代入選香港龍隊(Hong Kong Dragons)參與新加坡和泰國的賽事 ，之前曾效力猛虎欖球會，成為首批競逐本地第一組別聯賽的華人球員之一。
格雷夫斯為香港欖球總會財務總監，負責監管所有會計及本會的財政事務。他亦於投資委員會之列。他是英格蘭及威爾士特許會計師公會（ICAEW），加入欖總之前工作並受訓於英國及香港的羅兵咸永道會計師事務所。
格雷夫斯畢業於英國伯明翰大學（University of Birmingham），並取得由該學府的碩士學位。
格雷夫斯熱愛運動，為一個專業游泳運動員，並代表其大學出戰水球項目。他現在仍然享受運動，作為餘瑕活動。
Sam Pinder is the CEO of REAL Sports & Entertainment. REAL delivers a range of services that include event operations & logistics, marketing, ticketing, hospitality, broadcast sales and merchandising as well as sponsorship procurement and account management. The portfolio includes the annual Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens, and the competition services delivery for Global Rapid Rugby.
Sam’s rugby career began as a professional player for Northland Rugby Union (New Zealand), followed by the Glasgow Warriors (Scotland), before he moved to Hong Kong to work for the HKRU. Prior to his current role, Sam was the operations manager, and then General Manager of the Hong Kong Sevens for 6 years.
Nathan Stewart is the General Manager of Rugby Development at the Hong Kong Rugby Union. His current role is to oversee the daily operations of the Rugby Development department, including Youth Player Development, Coach Education and Development, Development and Transition, Match Officiating, Women’s Development, Athletic Performance and Athlete Lifestyle Support.
Nathan began his interest in sport in his education, with a Master of Exercise Science in S&C, Master of Rehabilitation Science, Graduate Diploma in Exercise & Sports Science and Bachelor of Applied Science in Physical Education.
Nathan has worked at the HKRU since 2008, spending nine years heading up the Athletic Performance department, and two years in his current role as GM of rugby development.
Nathan is married to Leith and has one daughter, Isla.
Leigh joined the HKRU in 2011 coming from a professional coaching background in Wales where he had coached at Regional level with Newport Gwent Dragons and at international level with Wales ‘A’ and Wales. Always a strong advocate of coach education and development, Leigh’s initial role was that of National Coach Education Manager for the HKRU. However, his background as an applied coach was also utilised with Leigh also taking on the added responsibility of Head Coach of the National Men’s team in 2012.
Following a spell in Japan where Leigh coached the Japanese international team during their 2015 World Cup campaign, he returned to Hong Kong as head of the newly established Elite Rugby Programme (ERP) while also resuming the Head Coach duties. In 2018 internal restructuring meant he took on the role as General Manager of High Performance where Leigh is currently responsible for overseeing both the Men’s and Women’s (7s and 15s) programmes.
All through his coaching career Leigh has maintained an avid interested in personal development and the development of others. On completing his Masters in Coaching Science, he continued his studies to become an accredited sports psychologist in 2003, before successfully completing his PhD in 2014 which looked at aspects of Coach Development.
Lucy Clarke is the Head of Player Welfare & Medical at the Hong Kong Rugby Union. Her role includes providing clinical governance, expertise and leadership across all areas of player welfare and medical.
Lucy joined HKRU in 2013 being tasked with establishing a medical department within HKRU structure and strategic plan. Previous work experience includes establishing and running a Hong Kong based medical training centre reaching throughout Asia, teaching in-hospital emergency care and pre-hospital immediate care in sports.
Having originally trained as a nurse, Lucy has continued her studies with a Post Graduate Diploma in Management and is currently undertaking a Post Graduate Certificate in Health Professionals Education. She is a World Rugby Medical Trainer and, in 2013 helped establish the Asia Rugby Player Welfare and Medical Committee for which she is now the Concussion Working Group and Asia East Regional lead.
