Malay College Rugby Premier Sevens
The MCKK Premier 7s is an annual under 18 rugby seven tournament between the premier and international schools rugby sevens teams. The tournament was first held in 2011.The winners are awarded the NJ Ryan Cup, named after the last foreigner headmaster that lift up the school rugby team in the past. The tournament is administered by Malay College Kuala Kangsar and Malay College Old Boys Association with sub committee, All-Blacks Revival (ABR). The tournament is also on the verge of being recognized by International Rugby Board with help by Malaysian Rugby Union. Since 2014,the  tagline for this tournament is ""Premiering Talent and Sportsmanship"." History. MCKK has always been passionate about rugby. It has been a major game for the school since it was first introduced by then Headmaster Mr. N.J. Ryan (later Dato') back in 1956. Naming the team the MCKK All-Blacks, taking after the legendary New Zealand national team, their fortunes have both waxed and waned over the years, yet they remain one of the most formidable rugby teams in the country. The Tournament is the brainchild of the All Blacks Revival Committee (ABR), a group of the school rugby playing alumni  who came together to revive and infuse new life into the proud tradition of rugby excellence at MCKK. Joint Organizing Committee Chairman Zain Yusoff said, Our participation in the sport during our school days played a key role in our development and growth as people, and we wanted the current students at the school to have the same experiences we did. We invited schools which had the same commitment to rugby as we did, and a history of excellence in the game to compete at what we hope will become the most prestigious tournament for 7-a-side rugby in  the country. Zain Yusoff added, Team sports like rugby fostered school spirit and respect for rivals, sportsmanship and fairplay. These values cannot be taught from textbooks but have to be lived to be understood. And we are delighted by the support we have been given by the Ministry of Education who bought into our point of view and have given us their whole-hearted support to raise the game under their "One Student, One Sport program". Zain Yusoff concluded, "This Tournament is more than just about playing a game. All of us from MCKK are looking forward to sharing  our culture and hospitality with the participating schools. For many of us, it a way of giving back something to the younger generation. It about sharing values, learning through experience, and of course, enjoying the game we all love so much." After six tournaments, the NJ Ryan Cup have traveled to three countries (Malaysia, New Zealand and Hong Kong). Sekolah Sukan Tengku Mahkota Ismail of Malaysia have won the cup a record-three time followed by home team, MCKK, Scots College of New Zealand and Hong Kong Sports school (each once) . Objectives. The objectives of this tournament are mainly to  raise the standards of rugby amongst schools in Malaysia apart from fostering closer relations amongst participating teams and students. Tournaments. MCKK Premier 7s 2011 The MCKK Premier 7s 2011 was the first tournament of the Malay College Rugby Premier Sevens. It was held from 26 till 27 February 2011. It were sponsored by DiGi as title sponsor. The tournament were won by Sekolah Sukan Tengku Mahkota Ismail which beaten in Cup final with score 36-7 to claim the first title. Vajiravudh College send their under 16 team in this inaugural tournament. MCKK Premier 7's 2012 The MCKK Premier  7's 2012 was the second tournament of the Malay College Rugby Premier Sevens. It were held from 25th till 26 February 2012. The tournament were won by Sekolah Sukan Tengku Mahkota Ismail with an impressive performance beating in Cup final with score 38-10 to secure the NJ Ryan Cup for two successive time. MCKK Premier 7's 2013 The MCKK Premier 7's 2013 was the third edition of the Malay College Rugby Premier Sevens.It were held from 22 till 24 February 2013. The defending champions, Sekolah Sukan Tengku Mahkota Ismail were shocked of having their first  defeat in the tournament after two undefeated editions which led to its failure of retaining the NJ Ryan Cup. However, it wrapped up this edition as Bowl champion. After two editions, the host, Malay College Kuala Kangsar, finally were crowned as the new champions, defeating Sekolah Menengah Sains Hulu Selangor in Cup final with score 19-7. MCKK Premier 7's 2014 The MCKK Premier 7's 2014 was fourth edition of the Malay College Rugby Premier Sevens. It was scheduled from 28 February till 2 March 2014. For the first time of the tournament history, the NJ Ryan Cup  were won by an international representative. Scots College of New Zealand won the cup by defeating Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman in the Cup final with score 36-14. The defending champion and host, Malay College Kuala Kangsar, were denied for defending the trophy by Cup finalist, Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman in Cup semi-final. MCKK Premier 7's 2015 The MCKK Premier 7's 2015 was the fifth edition of the annual, invitational Malay College Rugby Premier Sevens.It were scheduled from 28 February till 1 March 2015. The international teams again return to three compare to previous Tournament of  five teams. Hong Kong Sports School, dethroned the defending champion, Scots College with score 31-12 in the tournament first nonlocals final. Hosting issues. After Scots College won the 2014 tournament, there is issues whether this tournament should include foreign participants which could lead to counter-productivity of the locals participant. Aziz Hassan, columnist of New Straits Times in his article said "Maybe not when it happens once but if foreign teams become the tournament's champions perennially, one can imagine how the local boys would feel, having to settle for second best despite the best of efforts."Zain Yusoff , Chairman of AllBlacks Revival programme however debunked the statement and insisted it will help the locals to get the taste of high-level competitions. His statement were on par with tournament director Amrul Hazarin Hamidon statement which the organisers, in a bid to boost the quality of the event, are looking to bring at least six foreign teams for the tournament next season.