Sandy Bay Rugby Football Club, known as HKU Sandy Bay RFC, is a rugby club in Hong Kong. It calls itself "a rugby club for all", with players from under-5s to seniors. It has men's and women's teams, youth and mini rugby, and a netball section.
History
The club was founded in 1990/91 by Dr Gary Heilbron of the HKU Law Department. In 2025/26 HKU Sandy Bay RFC was among the men's teams of the Hong Kong Premiership.
Honours
Honours by the club's count:
- Grand Championship: 2018/19, won by the club's Premiership side ("HKU Sandy Bay Prems")
Ground
The club calls the Stanley Ho Sports Centre its home training ground. It rents pitch space there and follows the centre's rules and regulations.
Teams and training
In 2026 the club has a men's Premiership team, the Vikings (men's Premiership A), the Marauders (men's Championship, CL1), women's Premiership and Premiership A teams and a women's community 12s team, alongside youth, mini and netball sections.
Registration for the 2026/27 season opened for mini, youth, women's and men's players.