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SCAA Causeway Bay RFC
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SCAA Causeway Bay RFC is a rugby union and sports club based in Hong Kong.
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History
SCAA First Pacific Causeway Bay RFC was founded in 1988 as a development side. The club's development has accelerated since then and joined the first division in 2004.[1]
Club teams also compete in other sports including league-topping Junior Netball, the United Mavericks Women's Lacrosse and Mini Lacrosse.
2012-2013 Premiership squad
in bold = players internationals
Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.
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SCAA CWB Management Committee
Martini Ip - Club Chair
Jimson Lam - Deputy Club Chair
Prince Wong - Finance Manager
Martin Robinson - Secretary
Glory Wang - Sponsorship Manager
Choco Chan - Women’s Rugby Representative
Keith Lo - Men’s Rugby Representative
Hugo Chiu - Youth & Minis Rugby Representative
Ella Tsang - Membership & Sevens Tickets Manager
Pun Wong - Social Events Manager
Brian Lam - Kit Manager
Alan Cheung - Communications Manager (Social Media)
Thomas Leung - SCAA Liaison
Past Notable Male Players
Sam Pinder - Scottish international, former Glasgow Warriors player
Jung Ho Jung - Hong Kong international
Rambo Leung - Hong Kong international
Mark Loynd - Hong Kong international
Kelvin Yip - Hong Kong international
Pierre Antoine "PAM" Montfort - France international
Thibaut "Poussin" Jullien - France international
Valentin Barrie - France international
Matthew McManaway - New Zealand international
Angus Maclean - Scottish international
Martin Rainey - Scottish international
Antoine Nourisson - France international
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Trophies and History
The men section has won the League and Grand Championship in 2013/2014 and 2014/2015.
Participation in French TV reality program Les Anges de la telerealite in December 2019, shooting during a game against Typhoons and a one way win for Causeway Bay RFC after multiple devastating scrums.
Past Notable Female Players
References
External links
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