In 1983, the Flying Kukris Mini Rugby Club was formed to serve the growing interest in mini rugby supported by the senior team. The mini club included a wide cross-section of the community and quickly became a popular meeting place for kids and adults on a Sunday morning.

In 1997, the British Forces left and the mini rugby club was forced to find a new home. Several uncertain years followed and it was not until 2000 that a base was found at the Community Sports Centre near Sheung Shui. The facility allowed the club to provide expand and develop as the membership numbers grew.

By 2009, the demand for space as the Community Sports site limited the club’s ability to plan ahead, thus with the help of the HKRFU the club moved to the HKIEd Sports Centre facility for the Sunday morning training.

The Kukris is a bilingual rugby club in Hong Kong, with the current breakdown around 70% Chinese and 30% expatriate. The tradition of bilingual coaching remains a cornerstone of the club’s ethos. Club players range from 4 to 18, so covering the full spectrum of mini and Colts games.

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