Jeremy Paul

BIO

Jeremy Paul is a New Zealand born former Australian Rugby Union International who played hooker for the Wallabies and the ACT Brumbies in Super Rugby. Jeremy represented Australia on 72 occasions and the ACT Brumbies in Super Rugby on 112 occasions. Jeremy was a player of considerable natural athletic ability who became one of the premier hookers in world rugby. During his career Paul participated in some of the more memorable Wallaby victories of all time. In 1998 he played in Australia’s first 3-0 clean sweep of a Test series against New Zealand. In 1999 he was a member of the World Cup winning squad. In 2000 he enjoyed Australia’s first Tri Nations title and a year later he played in the historic series victory over the British & Irish Lions. Paul was the most capped Wallaby hooker of all-time when he played his final Test in 2003. He finished with an impressive 71% win rate from his nine-year, 72 cap international career.

SKILLS

Elite Performance | Leadership | Teamwork | Performing Under Pressure | Strength | Public Speaking

ACHIEVEMENTS

Australian Rugby International Super 12 winner (2001, 04) Bledisloe Cup winner (1998, 99, 00, 02) World Cup Winner (1999) British & Irish Lions Tour Winner (2001) John Eales Medal Winner (2005) Most capped Wallaby Hooker (2003) Win record - 71% Tri Nations Winner (2000) ACT sports Hall of Fame (2013)