Occupation: Mechanical Engineer
Dream Job: Pilot
Nickname: Stone Hands
How long have you played with Suburbs: 15 months
Team I look forward to playing most: Washington Irish. They always bring their A game. I was injured late in a B-side game against the Irish, and nearly everyone one of them came to check up on me afterwards. Top notch sportsmen. I always look forward to seeing those guys on the pitch.
Beer/Beverage: Firestone Double Barrel Ale.
Suburbs Memory: I'll never forget my first real game. I had never played rugby before joining WSRFC maybe two months of practice in, I thought I had the hang it. Well by some miracle or cruel twist of fate I caught the opening kick, ran up the middle and proceeded to get high tackled by an absolute unit of a lad. I spent the rest of the game running around not knowing what was going on, but by the end all I knew was I wanted to keep playing rugby.
Most impacted my rugby career: Having never played rugby before, everyone in the club has helped me develop, and I've come a long way, but special shout out to Mason Baxter for taking time before and after practice to teach me the basic of passing and catching.
Best about Suburbs: It's a very welcoming and supportive group. It's not everyday you come across a group of friends who will smash you into the ground, and then take time out of their weekend to help you move the next day.
Dream Job: Pilot
Nickname: Stone Hands
How long have you played with Suburbs: 15 months
Team I look forward to playing most: Washington Irish. They always bring their A game. I was injured late in a B-side game against the Irish, and nearly everyone one of them came to check up on me afterwards. Top notch sportsmen. I always look forward to seeing those guys on the pitch.
Beer/Beverage: Firestone Double Barrel Ale.
Suburbs Memory: I'll never forget my first real game. I had never played rugby before joining WSRFC maybe two months of practice in, I thought I had the hang it. Well by some miracle or cruel twist of fate I caught the opening kick, ran up the middle and proceeded to get high tackled by an absolute unit of a lad. I spent the rest of the game running around not knowing what was going on, but by the end all I knew was I wanted to keep playing rugby.
Most impacted my rugby career: Having never played rugby before, everyone in the club has helped me develop, and I've come a long way, but special shout out to Mason Baxter for taking time before and after practice to teach me the basic of passing and catching.
Best about Suburbs: It's a very welcoming and supportive group. It's not everyday you come across a group of friends who will smash you into the ground, and then take time out of their weekend to help you move the next day.
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