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Hong Kong China 15s teams compete in international rugby union competitions worldwide. As representative teams, both our men’s and women’s 15s showcase Hong Kong China’s rugby talent and skill on the global stage.
This includes playing in the annual Asia Rugby Championships and working towards qualification for the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 in England and the Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 in Australia.
This includes playing in the annual Asia Rugby Championships and working towards qualification for the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 in England and the Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 in Australia.
OUR TEAM PARTNERS
Hong Kong China representative teams are proudly supported by:
MEN'S 15s
Our representative programme is the highest calibre of men’s 15s rugby in Hong Kong and is overseen by Jo Hull, HKCR’s General Manager of Performance Rugby, with Andrew Douglas as Head Coach. The programme combines strength, skill and conditioning sessions as well as full squad on-pitch training.
The coaching team and player cohort both have strong foundations within the six teams that make up the Nan Fung Group | SEWIT Men’s Hong Kong Premiership.
The coaching team and player cohort both have strong foundations within the six teams that make up the Nan Fung Group | SEWIT Men’s Hong Kong Premiership.
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WOMEN’S 15s
In 2017, our women’s 15s became the first Hong Kong China senior representative side to compete at a Rugby World Cup. That tournament, held in Ireland, proved to be both an inspiration and the catalyst for the growth of women’s rugby in Hong Kong.
The foundation for continued success is the Nan Fung Group | SEWIT Women’s Hong Kong Premiership, which expanded to seven teams for the 2024-25 season and provides players with competitive rugby over a 17-week season. The women’s 15s programme is overseen by Jo Hull, HKCR’s General Manager of Performance Rugby, with Royce Chan as Programme Lead. Andrew Douglas, Head Coach of the men’s 15, recently joined the team as Head Coach for the WXV3 campaign.
The foundation for continued success is the Nan Fung Group | SEWIT Women’s Hong Kong Premiership, which expanded to seven teams for the 2024-25 season and provides players with competitive rugby over a 17-week season. The women’s 15s programme is overseen by Jo Hull, HKCR’s General Manager of Performance Rugby, with Royce Chan as Programme Lead. Andrew Douglas, Head Coach of the men’s 15, recently joined the team as Head Coach for the WXV3 campaign.
