Hong Kong 7s
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Results
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 04/09 06:01 | - | Canada 7s v Hong Kong China 7s | L | 26-5 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 04/09 03:12 | - |
Japan 7s
v
Hong Kong China 7s
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L | 21-5 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 04/08 09:06 | - | Australia 7s v Hong Kong China 7s | L | 48-0 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 04/08 05:40 | - |
South Africa 7s
v
Hong Kong China 7s
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L | 31-12 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 04/08 02:36 | - |
New Zealand 7s
v
Hong Kong China 7s
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L | 47-0 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 04/02 08:15 | - | Canada 7s v Hong Kong China 7s | W | 7-17 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 04/02 04:02 | - |
Kenya 7s
v
Hong Kong China 7s
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W | 10-19 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 04/02 01:39 | - | Australia 7s v Hong Kong China 7s | L | 22-5 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 04/01 09:49 | - | Uruguay 7s v Hong Kong China 7s | L | 24-14 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 04/01 05:28 | - | Great Britain 7s v Hong Kong China 7s | L | 33-12 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 03/31 12:33 | - |
France 7s
v
Hong Kong China 7s
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L | 21-14 | |
| World Rugby Sevens Series | 11/06 05:40 | - |
Hong Kong 7s
v
Japan 7s
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L | 17-24 |
Wikipedia - Hong Kong national rugby sevens team
The Hong Kong national rugby sevens team is a regular participant in the Rugby World Cup Sevens. The team's greatest achievements include winning the gold medal at the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta and winning the Asian Sevens Series in 2012, 2014, 2016 and 2022.
The men’s and women’s Hong Kong national sevens teams were granted elite sport status by the Hong Kong Sports Institute on 1 April 2013, which means the HKRFU national sevens teams receive an annual stipend to be distributed to qualified players from the target teams.
In November 2013, former Wales sevens coach Gareth Baber took over as head of the men's rugby sevens programme at the Hong Kong Sports Institute. At the same time former coach, Dai Rees, was promoted to be the HKRFU's head of technical development and performance.
They qualified for the 2024 World Rugby Sevens Challenger Series in Dubai. In round one of the tournament, they were knocked out of the quarter-final by Germany. They went on to beat Georgia for seventh place.