Fairbanks gene
Gene Fairbanks , born the August 8th 1982 with in the Queensland (Australia), is a player of Rugby to XV Australia N, retained in the group of the team of Australia for the round of autumn 2006.
He plays three quarter centers or half opening, he measures 1,78 m and weighs 85 kg.
Gene Fairbanks made its schooling in Downlands College in Toowoomba and it was invited to join Reds Rugby College in 1997. It begins in senior for the club from Rugby to XV from Easts. Gene Fairbanks makes its beginnings into Super 12 in 2003, for the Queensland Reds, in a part against the Waikato Chiefs with Hamilton. This same year it is selected in the team of Australia of less than 21 years. Its season 2004 for Reds was opposed by a wound with the foot during the pre-season.
It joined ACT Brumbies in 2005 and registers a test as of its first match against the Canterbury Crusaders. It makes two brilliant seasons in 2005 and 2006, which lead it to the doors of the national team of Australia.
Career
In club
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Queensland Reds Australia 2003-2004
- ACT Brumbies Australia 2005-2006
He played eight matches of Super 12 in 2005 and eleven matches of Super 14 in 2006 with Brumbies.
In national team
Prize list
In club
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20 matches super 12/14 (19 with Brumbies)
National team
(At November 19th, 2006)- 0 selection for the Team of Australia of Rugby to XV.
- Selections per year: 0 in 2006.
- Tri-Nations disputed: none.
- World cup of Rugby disputed: none.
External bonds
- Card Brumbies
- Statistical itsrugby.com
- Statistical scrum.com
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