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- 21 MAR 2021 - Valley players featured in Pearl TV Story about Women's rugby in Hong Kong
- 13 OCT 2020 - Hong Kong Premiership star Suzanne Sittko reflects on beloved rugby community after emotional farewell
- 19 MAY 2020 | Deano, Hong Kong Rugby Legend, Relocates Back to New Zealand
- 18 SEP 2019 | Hong Kong’s thoroughbred rugby stalwart Nick Hewson calls time on his career
- 3 JUN 2016 | How Hong Kong captain Nick Hewson became a rugby thoroughbred
3. 19 MAY 2020 | Deano, Hong Kong Rugby Legend, Relocates Back to New Zealand
19th May 2020
Source: HK Rugby Website
Excerpt:
Hong Kong rugby is blessed with numerous champions of the game, and sadly this year we say Noho Ora Mai to Deano, one of the greatest. After 25 years in the Fragrant Harbour, Deano has made the tough decision to relocate back to his home country, New Zealand, leaving a big hole in our rugby community.
Deano classifies his time in Hong Kong as a highlight of both his and his family’s life, his list of memories and indeed achievements proves just that. Arriving in 1996, Deano began his Hong Kong Rugby career here at the Union, working alongside George Simpkin on the introduction of rugby into the local community and China. Alongside George and KK Chiu, the results of their tireless efforts can be seen today with more than 50% of Hong Kong rugby players drawn from the local community.