Garry Schofield
Rugby player and coach; Leeds Rhinos
Born
July 1st, 1965
59 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
England
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A prominent English rugby player and coach, achieved significant success during a career that spanned over two decades. Played primarily as a centre and made a notable impact at club level, representing Leeds Rhinos and Hull FC. Officiated competitively and earned numerous accolades during a career that included participation in international competitions, representing the England national team. Transitioned to coaching roles after retirement, contributing to the development of rugby union and league players.
Represented England in 46 international matches
Won multiple championships with Leeds Rhinos
Inducted into the Rugby League Hall of Fame
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