Rugby Hall of Fame 2015
There are many skillful rugby players who have shown their extreme talents in the last season on the rugby field. Starting from the legendary players like Yuri Kushnarev or Federico Nicolas Sanchez, till the newcomers who officially turned pro a couple of years ago, all the players tried their best to achieve a great height of success through the current year’s performance. Our team minutely followed all the basic statistics like percentage, points, tries, etc., while selecting the inductees of this season’s rugby hall of fame. The performances of the players at major tournaments also played a key role at the selection of the hall of famers as the recent rankings were also kept in mind by our team while carefully selecting the players. So here is the Rugby Hall of Fame 2015.
Rugby Hall of Fame 2015
1. Ayumu Goromaru
Japanese rugby union fullback Ayumu Goromaru plays at Japan national rugby union team and also for the Yamaha Júbilo rugby union team in the Top League. He is the third youngest player of all time to play for Japan national team at the age of just 19. In the last season of international Rugby, starting from 1st January 2014 till date, Goromaru played a total of 8 matches for his team while placed in starting lineup in all the 8 matches and used as a substitute in no games. His team won 8 of the matches last season and lost no rugby matches with a success percentage of 100.00%. Goromaru reached a total of 162 points in the last season of rugby but achieved no drop goals. He scored a total of 2 tries, a total of 49 conversions and also scored 18 penalty goals.
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2. Federico Nicolas Sanchez
Argentine rugby union fly-half footballer Federico Nicolas Sanchez plays at Argentine national rugby union team. After his debut for Pampas XV in the Vodacom Cup, he moved to Bordeaux in the French rugby union league Top 14 in 2011. Sanchez plays for RC Toulonnais in the 2014-15 rugby seasons. In the last season of international Rugby, starting from 1st January 2014 till date, Sanchez played a total of 10 matches for his team while placed in starting lineup in all the 10 matches and used as a substitute in no games. His team won 2 of the matches last season and lost 8 rugby matches with a success percentage of 20.00%. Sanchez achieved a total of 94 points in the last season of rugby and achieved 1 drop goals. He scored a total of 1 tries, a total of 16 conversions and also scored 18 penalty goals.
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3. Yuri Kushnarev
Russian rugby union fly-half footballer Yuri Kushnarev plays at Russian national rugby union team and was inducted in the Russian squad for the 2011 Rugby World Cup. He recently retired after the Uruguay vs. Russia Rugby test match at Montevideo in 11th October, 2014. In the last season of international Rugby, starting from 1st January 2014 till date, Kushnarev played a total of 9 matches for his team while placed in starting lineup in all the 9 matches and used as a substitute in no games. His team won 5 of the matches last season and lost 4 rugby matches with a success percentage of 55.55%. Kushnarev obtained a total of 92 points in the last season of rugby but achieved no drop goals. He scored a total of 2 tries, a total of 11 conversions and also scored 20 penalty goals.
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4. Jonathan J. Sexton
Irish rugby union fly-half footballer Jonathan ‘Johnny’ Sexton plays at Irish national rugby union team and also for Racing Métro 92 in the French rugby union club league. He played for one of the four Irish provincial rugby teams named Leinster from 2006 to 2013. In the last season of international Rugby, starting from 1st January 2014 till date, Sexton played a total of 7 matches for his team while placed in starting lineup in all the 7 matches and used as a substitute in no games. His team won 6 of the matches last season and lost 1 rugby match with a success percentage of 85.71%. Sexton gained a total of 90 points in the last season of rugby but achieved no drop goals. He scored a total of 5 tries, a total of 10 conversions and also scored 15 penalty goals.
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5. Florin Adrian Vlaicu
Romanian rugby union Utility back Florin Adrian Vlaicu plays at Romania national rugby union team and also for Bucureşti in Romanian rugby league. He recently retired after the Romania v Emerging Ireland Rugby test match at Bucharest in 22nd June, 2014. In the last season of international Rugby, starting from 1st January 2014 till date, Vlaicu played a total of 8 matches for his team while placed in starting lineup in all the 8 matches and used as a substitute in no games. His team won 6 of the matches last season and lost 2 rugby matches with a success percentage of 75.00%. Vlaicu gained a total of 90 points in the last season of rugby but achieved no tries. He scored a total of 5 drop goals, a total of 15 conversions and also scored 18 penalty goals.
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6. Owen Andrew Farrell
English rugby union Fly-Half and football Centre Owen Andrew Farrell plays at England national rugby union team and also for Saracens rugby club in English rugby union league Aviva Premiership. Farrell also played for British and Irish Lions in 2013 rugby season. In the last season of international Rugby, starting from 1st January 2014 till date, Farrell played a total of 6 matches for his team while placed in starting lineup in all the 6 matches and used as a substitute in no games. His team won 4 of the matches last season and lost 2 rugby matches with a success percentage of 75.00%. Farrell gained a total of 76 points in the last season of rugby but achieved no drop goals. He scored a total of 1 tries, a total of 16 conversions and also scored 13 penalty goals.
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7. Merab Kvirikashvili
Georgian rugby union Fly-half and occasional Fullback Merab Kvirikashvili plays at Georgian national rugby union team and is the all-time leading points scorer for Georgian team. Kvirikashvili also represents the Georgian national rugby sevens team. In the last season of international Rugby, starting from 1st January 2014 till date, Kvirikashvili played a total of 5 matches for his team while placed in starting lineup in all the 5 matches and used as a substitute in no games. His team won all 5 of the matches last season and lost no rugby matches with a success percentage of 100.00%. Kvirikashvili reached a total of 76 points in the last season of rugby and achieved 1 drop goals. He scored a total of 3 tries, a total of 8 conversions and also scored 14 penalty goals.
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8. Felipe Berchesi
Uruguayan rugby union Fly-half Felipe Berchesi is playing the 2015 Rugby World Cup qualifiers for the Uruguaya national rugby union team. Berchesi also plays for the SO Chambéry rugby club at the French rugby league Fédérale 1. In the last season of international Rugby, starting from 1st January 2014 till date, Berchesi played a total of 5 matches for his team while placed in starting lineup in all the 5 matches and used as a substitute in no games. His team won 2 of the matches last season with 1 draw and lost no rugby matches with a success percentage of 50.00%. Berchesi gained a total of 75 points in the last season of rugby but achieved no drop goals. He scored a total of 1 tries, a total of 5 conversions and also scored 20 penalty goals.
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9. Bernard T. Foley
Australian rugby union Fly-half and occasional Fullback Bernard T. ‘The Iceman’ Foley plays at Australia national rugby union team and also played for the Australia Sevens national team. Foley also plays for the New South Wales Waratahs rugby club in Rugby union league Super Rugby. In the last season of international Rugby, starting from 1st January 2014 till date, Bernard played a total of 9 matches for his team while placed in starting lineup in 7 matches and used as a substitute in 2 games. His team won 5 of the matches last season with 1 draw and lost 3 rugby matches with a success percentage of 61.11%. Bernard gained a total of 75 points in the last season of rugby but achieved no tries. He scored a total of 15 conversions and also scored 15 penalty goals but not able to achieve any drop goals.
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10. Aaron Wiremu Cruden
New Zealand’s rugby union Fly-half Aaron Wiremu Cruden plays at All Blacks New Zealand national rugby union team. Cruden also plays for the Manawatu Turbos rugby club in the New Zealand domestic championship ITM Cup and for the Chiefs rugby union team in the Super Rugby. In the last season of international Rugby, starting from 1st January 2014 till date, Cruden played a total of 6 matches for his team while placed in starting lineup in all the 6 matches and used as a substitute in no games. His team won 5 of the matches last season with 1 draw but lost no rugby matches with a success percentage of 91.66%. Cruden gained a total of 69 points in the last season of rugby but achieved no tries. He scored a total of 9 conversions and also scored 17 penalty goals but not able to achieve any drop goals.
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