SCAA Causeway Bay RFC

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SCAA First Pacific Causeway Bay RFC

Founded	1988
Union	Hong Kong Rugby Union
Location	So Kon Po Recreation Ground, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island
Chairman	Umesh Desai
Director of Rugby	Matthew McManaway
Leagues	HKRU Premiership, Hong Kong Senior League, Colts League, Mini-Rugby League
Teams	Tempest (NL1), Pirates (NL2), Marines (CL1), Phoenix (Premiership Women), Griffins (NL1 Women), Lammergeier (NL1 Women), Boys & Girls Colts, Minis
Affiliate	South China Athletic Association
Sponsors	First Pacific, Giordano, Hong Kong Beer, Wright Graphics, Harris Corporate Solutions, Australian Nutrition & Sports, Carnegie's, Pillar Sports, Streamline Sports
http://www.scaacwbrugby.com/
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SCAA Causeway Bay RFC is a rugby union and sports club based in Hong Kong.

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.

in bold = players internationals
Note: Flags indicate national union under World Rugby eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.

Player Position Union Brent Taylor Hooker Hong Kong Adam Harper Hooker England Scott Cameron Prop Australia Gareth Wills Prop Wales Jack Parfitt Prop Australia Ronan Donnelly Prop Ireland Wilson Fu Prop Hong Kong George Fleming Lock England Anthony Hopewell Lock England Paul Dwyer Lock New Zealand Jamie McGregor Flanker New Zealand Jonny James Flanker Hong Kong Simon Tasker Flanker Hong Kong Gavin Bowring Flanker Hong Kong James Fleming Number 8 England Matthew McManaway Number 8 New Zealand

Player Position Union Sam Pinder Scrum-half Scotland Reece Hamon Scrum-half New Zealand Julian Buck Scrum-half United States Andrew Tasker Scrum-half Hong Kong Alex King Fly-half New Zealand Michael Harman Fly-half Hong Kong Dean Cummins Fly-half New Zealand Sam Barton Centre New Zealand Scott Parkes Centre New Zealand Lee Vaughan Centre New Zealand Shay Moseby Wing New Zealand Stephen Knox Wing Ireland Mike Fung Wing Hong Kong Alasdair Frazer Fullback Ireland

• Umesh Desai - Chairman
• Harvey Gilbert - Vice-Chairman & Membership
• Harvey Gilbert - Finance Manager
• Martin Robinson - Secretary
• Joseph Mayega - Club Captain & Senior Rugby Manager
• Bella Mo / Martini Ip - Senior Women's Rugby Representatives
• Jimson Lam - Youth Rugby Manager
• Sam Pinder - Netball Manager
• Carol Slawson - Lacrosse Manager
• Valentin Barrié - Sponsorship Manager
• Brian Lam - Kit Manager
• Tom Lane / Glory Wang - Communications Managers
• Thomas Leung - SCAA Liaison

• 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

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.

• Chan, Ho Ting Hoty - Hong Kong international
• Lau, Sin Tung Kim - Hong Kong international
• Wong, Jin Ting Henrietta - Hong Kong international

• Official website