Hong Kong Sevens 2026: Did we take it too far? ​

See how the thrill of the Hong Kong Sevens came alive once more

Experience an adrenaline rush like never before

Celebrating 50 years of the Hong Kong Sevens, exciting rugby matches took place from 17–19 April 2026 in the heart of Kai Tak Stadium. It was a weekend of exhilaration, bringing together fans from around the world for the biggest rugby party in Hong Kong.

Relive the best moments of Hong Kong Sevens

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Hong Kong Sevens 2026 Event Highlights​

Hong Kong Sevens 2026 returns to the Kai Tak Stadium, pushing the intensity with exhilarating plays and roaring crowds. Look forward to 2027 for even more try-scoring excitement.

The atmosphere at the Kai Tak Stadium matched the on-field excitement, featuring high-scoring matches and heart-pounding tries.

Our high-speed “Catch the Flight” game, where costumed competitors race for glory.​

From forming a “try-scoring” pose to testing the limits of your throws, our Fan Village bloomed with activities to take enthusiasm even further.

From U12 to U18, the 2026 Cathay Youth Invitational 7s ignited the pitch, featuring the world's top schools and rugby clubs.

Our cabin crew in vintage uniforms and mascots gave a performance of a lifetime, celebrating Cathay’s journey of 80 years together. 

Congratulations to 2026 Winning Teams

A huge congratulations to every winner across this year's Rugby Sevens. From the opening try to the final whistle, we are proud to have celebrated every moment with you.

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South Africa’s men made history at the Hong Kong Sevens, claiming their first-ever title in time for the event’s 50th anniversary milestone. 

New Zealand’s women continued their era of dominance, securing their fourth consecutive champion title.

Men’s Melrose Claymores

Hong Kong, China’s men showed incredible resilience to retain the Melrose Claymore for the third year in a row.

Women’s Melrose Claymores

Denmark’s women emerged victorious in claiming the Women’s Melrose Claymore.