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Jack Gray

Watch: Best of Condor 7s - Jack Gray

By RugbyPass

This week we’re showcasing the best of the Condor 7s, the New Zealand secondary schools national Sevens competition.

Next up, Jack Gray of Scots College, Wellington. Gray earned selection in the team of tournament on the back of excellent cover defence from the Sweeper position and pure speed on the wing where Jack made a habit of burning defenders on the outside.

Gray was a key part of Scots College run to the final and was selected in the New Zealand Schools side for the World School Sevens.

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NB 8 minutes ago

James Lowe is a great example. He may have some Irish ancestors, but he was born, raised, and developed in NZ, and for all intents and purposes is a Kiwi. However, when he was ignored by selectors, he moved to Ireland and only had to wait 5 years before he could play for a different nation. If thats not ridiculous, I don't know what is.

On very thin ice there. I can still recall Frank Bunce , Alama Ieremia, Tuigamala and the Bachops playing for both PI's and NZ in their Test careers! They were interchangeable.


Most guys at this level now are multi-qualified.


And much of Lowe's development as a player occurred at Leinster, so why wouldn't Ireland profit from it?

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