Phil Waugh

Player Profile

Name	Phil Waugh
Position	Openside Flanker
Height	175cm
Weight	100kg
Date of Birth	22/9/1979
Club	Sydney University (NSW)
Super 14 Team	NSW Waratahs 1999 -
Super 12/14 Points	45 (9t)
Super 12/14 Caps	77
Tests	2000 - E (rep). 2001 - NZ1 (rep), SA2 (rep), NZ2 (rep), Sp (rep), E (rep) [1t], Fr, W. 2003 - Ire (rep), W, E, SA1 [1t], NZ1, SA2 [1t], NZ2, Arg, R, Ire, S, NZ, E. 2004 - S1 (rep), S2, E, PI, NZ1, SA1, NZ2, SA2, S3, Fr, S4 [1t], E2. 2005 - SA1 (rep), SA2 (rep), SA3, NZ1 (rep), SA4, NZ2, F2, E, Ir, W. 2006 - E1 (rep), E2 (rep), Ire (rep), NZ1 (rep), SA1 (rep), NZ2 (rep), SA2 (rep), NZ3, SA3, W, Ire2, S (rep)
Test Points	20 (4t)
Test Caps	55
Test Debut	2000 v England, Twickenham
Honours	Australian Schoolboys 1997, Australian U19s 1998, Australian Under 21s 1998 - 2000, Australian Sevens 1999, Australia A 2001, Australian Wallabies 2000 -
Senior Tours	2000 Japan, France & UK. 2001 UK & Europe. 2003 RWC (Aus). 2004 UK & France. 2005 UK & France.

PHIL WAUGH capped a fine season of international rugby by reclaiming the No.7 Wallaby jersey from George Smith for the final two matches of the Tri Nations.

After extending his leadership role with the Waratahs' during a successful 2006 Tooheys New Super 14 campaign, Waugh started the inbound Test series as a reserve before forcing his way back into the Wallaby starting XV.

Now in his seventh year of Test rugby, Waugh has played over 50 Tests for the Wallabies and was rewarded for his strong efforts during the winter by being named as one of four vice captains for the Spring Tour.

A player who leads by example with his high work rate and physicality at the breakdown, Waugh is a key man for the Wallabies in the lead up to next year's World Cup.

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