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MUAMALAT BULLETS CONQUER PULAPOL 10S

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Muamalat Bullets proved once again why they are one of the fiercest forces in Malaysian rugby, clinching the PULAPOL 10s title with a commanding 19-7 victory over hosts PULAPOL KL in the Cup final. The two-day tournament, held at the Kuala Lumpur Police Training Centre on 28 and 29 June 2025, featured 16 top teams from across the country battling for supremacy, but none could match the firepower and flair of the Bullets. Already crowned champions of the Jakarta 10s earlier this year, the star-studded Muamalat Bullets controlled the final from kickoff to the final whistle, giving little room for PULAPOL KL to respond. Anwarul Hafiz , Muhd Harith Iqbal , and Azri Kamal were instrumental throughout the campaign, delivering explosive runs, clinical finishes, and rock-solid defence. Head coach Mazuri Sallehudin praised his team’s determination and execution, calling it a performance built on trust and hunger. Muamalat Bullets booked their spot in the final after...

TREBLE GLORY FOR MIGHTY BATH RUGBY

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From the ashes of despair to the summit of English rugby, Bath Rugby ’s 2024/25 season will be remembered as nothing short of legendary. After 29 long years of waiting, the blue, black, and white roared back to claim the Premiership crown in a nerve-shredding 23–21 triumph over Leicester at Twickenham . But this was no ordinary season. Bath didn’t just win, they conquered! The Challenge Cup ? Dominated. The Premiership Rugby Cup? Crushed. A glorious treble, sealed with grit, fire, and flair. Guided by the masterful Johann van Graan , and driven by stars like Finn Russell and the electric Austin Emens , Bath smashed records, topped the table, and reawakened a sleeping giant. This was more than rugby. It was redemption. It was belief reborn. Bath didn’t just lift trophies, they reminded the world who they are. A fallen titan has risen, and rugby will never forget it. RUGBY TRIBE

RHINOZ WARRIORS RISE TO SEAL CHAMPIONSHIP WIN

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Rhinoz Warriors have claimed the Selangor Rugby League Division 2 title in stunning fashion, completing a remarkable comeback after starting the season with a defeat. They bounced back with five consecutive wins, showcasing grit, passion, and a playing style that not only delivered results but also won hearts. Last season’s runners-up returned stronger and more determined, becoming fan favourites with their entertaining, high-energy rugby that consistently drew crowds. Team Manager Hariz Ismail and Head Coach Adesh deserve high praise for building a disciplined, exciting squad that played with purpose and unity. Standout warriors included Muhd Ikhwan Ahmat , whose leadership and fighting spirit inspired the squad; Muhd Akmal Aiman , the reliable kicker and top point contributor; and Muhd Aiman Azlin , a new signing who turned heads with his powerful runs and game-breaking plays. Despite a record-breaking final day win, SMS Oldboys settled for second place, while Cobra Sting took ...

COBRA VENOM RULE SELANGOR WOMEN RUGBY LEAGUE

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Cobra Venom etched their name in history as the first-ever champions of the Selangor Women Rugby League , completing a flawless campaign in the five-team competition. Winning all their matches, the Petaling Jaya-based club proved their dominance through teamwork, discipline, and sheer determination. A total of 34 players represented Cobra Venom this season, all molded through twice-weekly training sessions since April under the leadership of Head Coach Mohd Faiz . Leading the charge was captain and standoff Rozliana Ridwan , whose sharp decision-making and accurate conversions were vital. Outside centre Nur Izzah Azizan impressed with explosive pace and defensive grit, while Wan Noor Shafiqa , the pack leader and top try scorer, delivered powerful runs and solid defense. ATM Women secured second place, powered by Siti Nursyamimi , the league’s top point scorer with a remarkable 84 points. Sarawak Rugby fought bravely to finish third, with Valerie Juan making national history by be...

ROAD TO RWC BEGINS IN ASIA

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The road to Rugby World Cup 2027 heats up this June as the Asia Rugby Championship 2025 roars to life! This is no ordinary edition, it’s the most thrilling since Japan’s epic 2014 campaign that launched them onto the world stage. With Japan already locked in for RWC 2027 , four determined challengers — United Arab Emirates , South Korea , Hong Kong China , and rising force Sri Lanka — are just three intense battles away from claiming the coveted Asia 1 ticket to Australia! And the drama doesn’t stop there. The runner-up still has a lifeline — a do-or-die clash with Africa 2 for a shot at the Final Qualification Tournament, set for 8–18 November 2025 at The Sevens Stadium, Dubai. The dream is alive. The stage is set. Let the fight for Asia’s rugby crown begin! RUGBY ASIA

PDRM CLINCH FIFTH AGONG CUP TITLE IN THRILLING FINAL

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In an exhilarating display of skill and determination, PDRM rugby team triumphed over Johor with a decisive 43-29 victory to secure their fifth Agong Cup title. The final, held at the UiTM Stadium in Shah Alam, showcased not only the talent of the players but also the strategic brilliance of the coaching staff. The match began with both teams demonstrating their prowess, resulting in a closely contested first half. PDRM held a slim lead of 19-17 as they headed into the break, setting the stage for an intense second half. However, it was the Police who came out with renewed vigor, displaying an impressive attacking strategy that overwhelmed their opponents. Despite a late surge from Johor, who managed to score two tries in the final 10 minutes, the PDRM maintained control of the match. A pivotal moment came when Johor’s Serupepeli Turuva received a red card in the 78th minute for a high tackle, further complicating Johor's efforts to stage a comeback. The Police team demonstrate...

BLACKCATZ POUNCE TO VICTORY AT THE SONG KHENG HAI SEVENS

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The  Kuching Rugby Football Club  (KRFC) Blackcatz emerged victorious in the highly anticipated  Song Kheng Hai Sevens  rugby tournament, claiming the title after a decisive 26-12 victory over  Asajaya RC  in the Cup Final. The match, held at the Song Kheng Hai ground, showcased the skill and determination of both teams, but the  Blackcatz  proved to be the dominant force throughout the competition. The road to the finals saw KRFC demonstrate their prowess, having secured a commanding 25-0 win against  Mukah Rugby  in the semifinals. Meanwhile, Asajaya A showed remarkable grit as they edged out  WORC  with a narrow 12-10 victory to reach the final. Song Kheng Hai Sevens 2024 Champions: KRFC Blackcatz Runners-up: Asajaya A 3rd Place: WORC 4th Place: Mukah Rugby Plate Champions: Falcon RC Plate Runners-up: Asajaya A Bowl Champions: Stallion Bowl Runners-up: UNIMAS Lycan The final match was attended by prominent figures from the r...