Toby Smith
Rugby player for the Rebels and Chiefs
Born
October 10th, 1988
36 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
New Zealand
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Played professional rugby union, primarily as a prop. Started career with the Chiefs in Super Rugby, contributing to the team's strong performances during his tenure. Later joined the Melbourne Rebels, continuing to showcase skills in the forward pack. Represented New Zealand at age-grade levels, building a reputation for strong scrummaging and versatility across the front row. Transitioned to international rugby, earning selection for the national team and participating in high-profile matches.
Played for the Chiefs in Super Rugby
Played for the Melbourne Rebels
Represented New Zealand at U20 level
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