Kowloon RFC
Kowloon RFC is a rugby club based at King's Park, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
Full name | Kowloon RFC | ||
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Founded | 1976 | ||
Location | Hong Kong | ||
Ground(s) | Kings Park (Capacity: 3,000) | ||
League(s) | HKRFU Premiership | ||
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Official website | |||
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History
The club was founded in 1976 by John Eastman, David Lacey, and Bill Trotter. They were supported by a donation of HK$3,000 from Vernon Roberts, the chairman of Hongkong Land.[1]
2012–2013 Squad
in bold = players internationals
Note: Flags indicate national union as has been defined under WR eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-WR nationality.
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Notable players
David Tait – former Sale Sharks player. Died in December 2012. Ignacio Elosu – Argentina U21 international,former Castres Olympique and Exeter Chiefs player. Eni Gesinde – former Newcastle Falcons player. Henjo Van Niekerk – South Africa U19 international, former Blue Bulls and Venezia Mestre Rugby FC player.. Tom Bury – Scotland U20 and Scotland 7's international. Adam Dehaty – England U21 international, former Newcastle Falcons player. Mike Waywell – England Counties XV international. Mark Goosen – Hong Kong international. Alex Harris – Hong Kong international. So Hok Ken – Hong Kong international. Andy Li – Hong Kong international. Chris McAdam – Hong Kong international. Alan Graham – Hong Kong international. Tom McColl – Hong Kong international. Jeff Wong – Hong Kong international. Leon Wei – Hong Kong international. Jonny Rees – Hong Kong international. Tomasi Lawa – Hong Kong international. Eni Gesidne – Hong Kong international. Don Rintoul – Hong Kong international.
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References
- Agars, Sam (23 September 2016). "40 years of fun: Kowloon Rugby Club prepares for a huge anniversary season". South China Morning Post.
External links
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