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.
Lanna Rugby Club, along with some CNX Cobras players headed south for the 2026 Dragon Courier Phuket International Rugby 11s which was held over the weekend of 5-6
Lanna Rugby Club Youth Star To Play With Kempsey Cannonballs 11s Rugby has been instrumental in creating pathways for young players to experience life changing
Chiangmai International Touch Tournament Continues Rapid Growth The Chiangmai International Touch Tournament returned to Northern Thailand this month, bringing
The Chiang Mai All Stars Rugby team made the long journey South, to compete in the annual Chris Kays Pattaya International 10s Tournament, held at the impressive
Chiangmai International Touch Comes to Chiang Mai This Weekend! The weekend of May 16–17, teams from across Thailand and Asia will come together for the
The local Chiang Mai Rugby Family came together on Saturday 28 March, at the splendid Prince Royals College sports facility, for the CM Touch Rugby Festival, 2026.