This November, Hong Kong will be in the spotlight as it hosts The 15th National Games of the People’s Republic of China, jointly with Guangdong and Macao. Among the marquee events is the Hong Kong Jockey Club Trophy Rugby Sevens Competition, slated for November 12–14, 2025, at the state-of-the-art Kai Tak Stadium in Kai Tak Sports Park.
This marks a high-profile return for Hong Kong’s men’s and women’s 7s rugby teams — after a 12-year absence — as they take to the field on home soil.

Kai Tak Stadium is a fresh centerpiece of Hong Kong’s sports ambitions — with seating capacity around 50,000 and modern amenities designed for big events.
The return of Hong Kong’s rugby sevens teams to the National Games stage is highly symbolic. For over a decade, Hong Kong had not fielded representation in the Games’ 7s competitions. This comeback presents a chance to reassert local talent and pride in the sport.
The competition will bring together China’s top provincial teams — giving local players in Hong Kong a chance to test themselves against strong rivals from the mainland.
Being one of the co-hosts for the 15th National Games is a milestone. Hong Kong is staging eight elite sporting events (including rugby sevens, fencing, golf, basketball U22, handball, track cycling, triathlon, and beach volleyball) plus one mass participation event.
In hosting rugby sevens, Hong Kong signals its capacity to stage high-level sporting events in its new facilities and global ambitions in the sports tourism sector.
For fans, expect a lively, festival-style environment, though with a tighter, more controlled setting compared to open Sevens events.
Hong Kong’s hosting of Rugby Sevens at the 15th National Games presents more than just a sports competition — it’s a statement. A return, a revival, a test of facilities, and a showcase of local talent in a changing region.
From November 12 to 14, all eyes will converge on Kai Tak Stadium for fast, relentless rugby. Whether you’re a rugby fan, a sports traveler, or a curious visitor, this event promises drama, community, and the chance to witness a defining moment for Hong Kong’s sporting present and future.
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