Cook Islands Rugby Union was established in 1989 and is the governing body for rugby union in the Cook Islands.

Cook Islands Rugby Union is a full member of Oceania Rugby and became affiliated with World Rugby in 1995.

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Tonga Progress to Rugby World Cup Qualifier After win over Cook Islands

Tonga Sipi Tau and Cook Islands Haka

RWC2023 Asia/Pacific Qualifier

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Cook Islands to Face Tonga in RWC2023 Asia/Pacific Qualifier 

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How teams from Oceania and Asia will qualify for Rugby World Cup 2023

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2021 Oceania Rugby Men's Championship cancelled

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World Rugby spoke to 18-year-old Oceana, Youth Unstoppable about her life in rugby, finding out Kendra Cocksedge was a fan and why she believes more women and girls should play the game.

Youth Unstoppable Oceana keen to become a voice for young women in rugby

RWC 2021 Trophy Tour

Meet our next #YouthUnstoppable, a #Rebellikeher Ati Liley. With dreams of being a professional Rugby Player Ati is inspired by the Melbourne Rebels & always encouraged by her family. Watch the video to discover more of her story.

Meet our next #YouthUnstoppable, a #Rebellikeher Ati Liley.

Meet our next #YouthUnstoppables, Talei & Vacalaini.
Inspired by Fiji women's Olympic success, Talei & Vacalaini are breaking down cultural barriers.
Watch the video to discover their stories.  

World Rugby's Youth Unstoppables

Manuia Leui'I, GIR Plus Coach at St Mary’s College discussing Samoa's GIR Plus Festival 2021

Samoa GIR Plus Festival 2021

Former Wallaby captain and Chairman of the World Rugby Hall of Fame John Eales presents the six inductees for 2021: No.149 – Osea Kolinisau (Fiji)No.150 – Humphrey Kayange (Kenya)No.151 – Huriana Manuel-Carpenter (New Zealand)No.152 – Cheryl McAfee (Australia)No.153 – Will Carling (England and British and Irish Lions)No.154 – Jim Telfer (Scotland and British and Irish Lions)