Flying Kukris play colts & girls rugby (for those 12 years old and above) in a tournament format with professionally refereed matches against the likes of DeA Tigers, Football Club and DB Pirates. A change for the 2009 season is that we start with ten a side progressing to full fifteen a side in October. The season starts Sunday 22rd August 2010.

We currently field a U14B team, a U14G team, a U16B and a U16G (combined with other Clubs). After a great season with a new U16B, August 2010 will be the first in a long time that FK have fielded a U18B; the prospect look good for a Tens side, building on the strength of the last year’s U16B squad and a strong core squad that shone last year.

The FK girls had a strong season last year and we plan to build on that through 2010-11. We welcome girls from other clubs who do not have a full squad to join our team. Our girls may also combine with other clubs to form teams if necessary.

For the season starting on 22 August 2010:

U14 players are those born in 1997 and 1998,

U16s are those born in 1995 and 1996 and

U19s are those born in 1992-94.

Selection for the HK National Teams will start later this year than last though the coaches will be looking for strong candidates from the first session. We have a number of talented players in the FK squads and will be looking for even better representation this year.

The Autumn 2010 season starts again at HKIEd Sports Centre which we will make home for at least 2 more years. Keep your eye on What's New for updates. This year, much as last year, matches will be grouped and played at various venues. We hope not to publish the FK newsletter this year so either check back regularly or use the RSS feed.

The structure of the tournaments should be more stable this year but make sure you bookmark the FK website and use the RSS to keep up to date. Girls details will also be on Facebook. We don’t have the time to chase you, keep informed.

For those needing transport, the info is here.

A reminder about boots: the guideline for studs is that there cannot be a single stud at the toe, the studs must be less than 21mm long and the studs cannot be worn, abrasive or considered dangerous.

Bring friends, as well as your kit, mouthguards, and lots of water on Sunday.

The more you put into your training, the more you will get out of your matches.

Head of Youth – Andy Tracy

Head of Girls – Andrew Robertson

Head of Coaching – David Holden