Tom Sexton
Rugby player and representative for Australia
Born
December 10th, 1989
35 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Australia
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Played as a hooker in rugby union. Represented Australia at various international levels, including participation in notable tournaments. Competed in the Super Rugby and was a member of the Melbourne Rebels. Contributed to the team's performance in domestic competitions, showcasing skills in scrummaging and ball handling.
Represented Australia in rugby union
Played for Melbourne Rebels in Super Rugby
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