A series of articles, reports and pictures on rugby in Chiang Mai and Northern Thailand.
By Citylife | Wed 2 Dec 2020
Rugby has thrived in Chiang Mai over the years with many schools, universities, military and Police teams competing in local and regional competitions. Up to now, however, there has been no Northern unifying body to align the clubs, create and manage leagues and tournaments, enhance youth development and ladies rugby and to help promote the sport in Northern Thailand.
Northern Thailand Rugby aims to unify and have a register of teams, players, coaches, officials and medical staff within the Northern regions of Thailand to monitor, mentor and give assistance to our membership.
With the knowledge that only playing knockout competitions limits the ability of players to grow both stamina and skill set, the Lanna Rugby 10s league was created initially comprising four teams. CMU Rugby, Lanna Rugby Club, Payap Rugby Club and TNSU CMI RFC, play a total of nine league games with the last weekend of the season hosting a Cup Final and a Plate Final.
These pages will carry weekly match reports, articles and updates on what is happening in the regional rugby scene.
With the end of the season in sight, after a busy year, the Chiang Mai Cobras Rugby Club hosted its continuing World Rugby education program. This is the second time
The Chiang Mai Cobras Rugby Clubs, Player Pathway Initiative, continues to cross boundaries and create opportunities for local players to experience playing abroad.
Gordon Highlanders from Sydney Australia Win the Amora Hotels & Resorts CNX Dimbulla Rugby 11s Tournament By: Pat Cotter They didn’t come with kilts &
2nd of November 2024, Chiang Mai University, and its cup final day. The two protagonists, the unbeaten Chiang Mai Cobras taking on their old rivals, Lanna Rugby
Last Play Try See Lanna Make The Cup Final After the recent flooding throughout the city, and after two cancelled matches due to a waterlogged pitch, it was good to
Cobras Fall Short At TRU 7s Finals Its always an honour to repressent your team and an even bigger honour to represent your province in any sport. Chiang Mai was
