David Foster

Woodchopper and Championship Contender

David Foster - Woodchopper and Championship Contender
Born

March 20th, 1957
67 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Australia

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A prominent figure in wood chopping, gained recognition in Australia for exceptional skill and competition success. Competed in multiple championships in various categories, showcasing expertise and precision in the sport. Represented Australia in international events, contributing significantly to the growth and popularity of wood chopping worldwide.

Won numerous Australian championships

Represented Australia in international competitions

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