The Fat Boy 10s – celebrates 10 years of charity rugby, with 16 teams and over 200 rugby lovers from across the globe raising money to feed and vaccinate those in need.
What: Tenth Fat Boy 10s Charity Golf & Rugby Tournament
When: 6-8 September, 2013
Where: Clark Airbase, The Philipines
Details: [email protected]
The 3rd Hong Kong Scottish Day takes place on 24th August at Kings Park and marks the start of the HK Domestic season for 2013/14. While already a much anticipated and popular event on the rugby calendar, this year’s tournament will have the added excitement of being the first leg of the first “Kings of the Sevens” series, which will also incorporate the DeA 7s on 7th September and the Country of Origin on 15th March, 2014.
There will be Premiership, Championship and Women’s Divisions, and the draw for the Premiership 7s section at HK Scottish Day has thrown up some mouth-watering clashes to start the season with hosts HK Scottish drawn in a tough group against last year’s league champions Kowloon and runners up HKFC in the Tartan Group, The Presidents VII round off the group.
In the Caledonian Group, DeA will take on Grand Champions Valley and GC runners up HKCC while Tin Shui Wai will be looking spring a surprise or two.
The teams will play in a round robin format within their groups with the winners of each group going into the Cup Final, runners up in the Plate and 3rd place team in the Bowl.
Tartan Group
Hong Kong Scottish
Kowloon Rugby Club
Hong Kong Football Club
Presidents VII
Caledonian Group
Valley
DeA
Hong Kong Cricket Club
Tin Sui Wai
What: HK Scottish Day
When: 12 noon, 24 August, 2013
Where: King’s Park
How Much: Free
Asian 5 Nations Rugby – 27 April 2013 @ HK Football Club
After a successful start to the Asian 5 Nations with a 53-7 win over the UAE, Hong Kong take on Japan at the HK Football Club this weekend in confident mood. The match is part of a great rugby double header with Hong Kong’s Women taking on Singapore in a match that kick’s off at 1:30pm. Gates open at 1pm and entry is free!
Saturday 27th April, 2013 – 1:30pm – free entry
Hong Kong Football Club, 3 Sports Road, Happy Valley
www.hkrugby.com
Hong Kong 7s 2013 – Sunday
Fiji win the 2013 Hong Kong 7s in style overpowering Wales in the final with a stunning second-half comeback.
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Hong Kong 7s 2013 – Saturday
A day of legends and abject failure. Amidst a great day of rugby, with upsets a plenty the performance of England had many in the crowd hiding behind their beer mugs as they drowned their disappointment. In a not too well kept secret The Beach Boys performed a 30 minute set at lunchtime which had the stadium singing along to classic hits.
Saturday’s true legend bestrode the HK Stadium pitch later in the day as Waisale Serevi, a spring in his stride, was inducted into the Rugby Hall of Fame.
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Hong Kong 7s 2013 – Friday
Highlights include Canada winning the Womens 7s, gangham nuns and some great rugby
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Hong Kong Women’s 7s – 22 March 2013
Congratulations to Canada winners of the 2013 HK Women’s 7s
A big thank you to all the players, volunteers and fans who made the 2013 tournament so enjoyable and exciting.
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Hong Kong Tens @ HK Football Club – 20-21 March 2013
At the seventh attempt the Penguins finally won the Hong Kong Tens in dramatic fashion as a pulsating final against Samurai was decided in the last minute when Australian winger Richard Hooper outsprinted the Samurai defence to touch down a last-minute grubber kick from England Sevens scrumhalf James Lightfoot-Brown, who had sprinted over 50 metres along the right touchline after making a break from a scrum near his own 22. www.hongkongtens.com
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