When the British military were based at Shek Kong, sports, and particularly rugby, were an important part of the culture. That included the Flying Kukris Rugby Club (飛鷹刀欖球會). The name was derived from the helicopters of RAF 28 Squadron - hence the 'Flying', and the Ghurkha soldiers - a 'Kukri' is a traditional Nepalese knife. The club included a wide cross section of the community and quickly became a popular meeting place for kids and adults on a Sunday morning. 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 corner stone of the club's ethos. Club players range from 5-18, so covering the full spectrum of mini and Colts games. The club membership is open to all, irrespective to race, religion and the rest. You are always welcome to visit us at HKIEd Sports Stadium at Tai Po where we train every Sunday morning and get your child(ren) to try out the game at no cost.
