A legacy
of loyalty

Born on September 17, beginning his journey in the heart of rugby country.

Played his early club rugby for Brockworth RFC, a club he would remain closely tied to throughout his life.

Educated at St Peter’s High School, where his talent was immediately evident.

Represented England at U16 and U18 levels, establishing himself as one of the country's brightest young centres.

Made his senior debut for Gloucester Rugby at age 18, coming on as a replacement for England legend Mike Tindall against Sale Sharks.

His early career was hit by a major setback when he suffered an ACL injury shortly after being named in the England U21 squad.

Returned from injury in spectacular fashion, scoring two tries in the first two home games of the season and earning several "Man of the Match" awards while filling in for Mike Tindall.

Became a staple of the England Sevens circuit. His ability to glide through gaps in the defense earned him the nickname "The Ghost."

While dual-registered with Moseley, he helped the club win the EDF Energy Trophy at Twickenham, setting up both tries in the final.

Signed for Bristol Rugby, making 57 appearances.

Played a key role in Bristol’s British & Irish Cup victory, defeating Bedford Blues in the final.

Joined Cinderford RFC, where he became the club's top try scorer in the 2013/14 season and was instrumental in their survival in National League 1.

Represented the England Counties XV, showcasing his enduring quality in the semi-professional game.

Transitioned into coaching and mentoring, giving back to the clubs where he started by coaching at Brockworth and Hucclecote.

Received a shock diagnosis of terminal cancer.

Passed away peacefully at the age of 34, leaving behind his wife, Abbie, and three children.

Kingsholm Stadium hosted a Memorial Day in his honor, attended by thousands of fans from across the rugby world.