Jack Crowley named URC Players’ Player of the Season
Munster Rugby’s Jack Crowley has been named the BKT United Rugby Championship's Players’ Player of the Season, capping off an incredible awards season for the young playmaker.
The 24-year-old adds the award to his Next-Gen Player of the Season prize, as well as also being named in this season’s Elite XV.
Captains and vice-captains from the 16 teams submitted their votes.
Crowley has been ever-present for Munster this season, cementing his position at fly-half while guiding them to the top of the table during the regular season.
He was Munster's top points scorer across the season with 80 URC points, while boasting an 87% success rate in front of goal.
Capping a fine season, he was also an ever-present starter for Ireland in their Guinness Six Nations-winning campaign.
Crowley follows in the footsteps of fellow Ireland international Dan Sheehan who was named Players’ Player of the Season last year and DHL Stormers star Evan Roos who won the prize in 2021/22.
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I appreciate this but you can see from the comments here the love in between NZ-SA where real respect lies. NZ detest Ireland since the series loss inventing narratives of arrogance and conspiracy theories about TMOs. Rugby Union is a Global Mickey Mouse game compared to soccer for example. Nations need to have a more friendly generous outlook towards each other.
Go to commentsFrance will turn up. If the bounce goes their way it will be a big win: like NZ and SA inflicted earlier.
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