Phil Waugh

Phil Waugh

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Phil Waugh is a former Australian rugby union player who represented the Wallabies as a flanker. He is known for his leadership skills and was captain of the New South Wales Waratahs as well as a key figure in the national team during his playing career from 2002 to 2010. Following his retirement, Waugh transitioned into administrative roles within rugby, serving as the CEO of Rugby Australia since 2021. His experience on the field and in management positions has made him a significant figure in shaping the future of Australian rugby, particularly as the sport navigates the challenges of international competition and player development.

Born on May 02, 1979 (47 years old)

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New Zealand New Zealand: Phil Waugh is the CEO of Rugby Australia and became an advocate for the Miracle Babies Foundation. 7

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Jack Waugh, son of Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh, dies aged 21

Australia Australia: Phil Waugh is the chief executive of Rugby Australia and has become an advocate for the Miracle Babies Foundation after his son's premature birth. 7

The Sydney Morning Herald: Phil Waugh’s son death: Rugby community in mourning

Australia Australia: Phil Waugh extended sincere condolences to Brian's family and highlighted his outstanding contributions to rugby. 8

The Sydney Morning Herald: Former Wallaby and Tiger Brian Smith dies, age 59

Australia Australia: When he signed with RA in January, the tour was flagged by chief executive Phil Waugh as an option for Crichton to taste once more the code he last played at Australian schoolboys level more than a decade ago. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: Sydney Roosters Angus Crichton’s season-threatening foot fracture before rugby union move

Australia Australia: Phil Waugh has defended the decision to delay installing Les Kiss as national coach after the Wallabies slumped to their ninth loss in 10 Tests. 7

The Sydney Morning Herald: Waugh defends Wallabies coaching handover after dismal run