Lloyd Johansson

Rugby player, Wallabies representative

Lloyd Johansson - Rugby player, Wallabies representative
Born

February 5th, 1985
40 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Australia

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Born in Australia, a rugby player represented the Wallabies in international competitions. Participated in various tournaments, showcasing skills at both provincial and national levels. Played primarily as a flanker, contributing to team strategies and performance. Demonstrated athleticism and dedication throughout a professional career that included key matches in the Rugby Championship and Bledisloe Cup. Gained recognition within the rugby community for notable performances in high-pressure games.

Represented the Wallabies in international rugby

Played in the Rugby Championship

Participated in the Bledisloe Cup

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