Blackie’s Profile

Name : Stuart BlackTouch History:
Which Region/Province do you currently play for? Western Province
When/where did you start playing touch? In the local league at Villagers rugby club in 2006.
Do you play touch league? Yes
What are your touch representative (provincial or national) achievements so far? Represented WP Men’s A team from 2008 till 2010.
Represented SA u/21 in 2009 at the Junior World Cup tournament in New Zealand
Apart from playing, do you coach or referee touch? I coach the WP junior teams and a local school team.
What are your aspirations with touch? To be the best, most complete player possible. To promote the game as much as possible in my province and in the country.
All About you:
Which High School did you attend? South African College School (SACS)
Where did you study after school? The University of Cape Town (UCT)
What is your chosen career? Mechanical Engineering
What are your goals in life? To be successful in my career as an engineer and to excel as an athlete.
Have you played any other representative (provincial or national) sport? No
What has been your best moment playing touch? Representing South Africa U21, and then winning senior IPT in 2009
Who do you admire?
Who inspires you?
Who is your role model?
On the field, current SA sevens captain – Kyle Brown. Off the field, my old man.
Comments
  1. etienne says:

    blackie you boist!

    • Blackie says:

      Thanks for that Tin, hope to get some of your professional photo’s on this site soon. I know you can shoot still things, but hows your action shots?

  2. blackie< boom, boom, boom
    im loving it, just lik Mc Donalds

  3. learn something new about you everyday! and love the site’s make-over… the new logo (clean, simple and black) is fabulous. The grass is also a nice touch (no pun intended).

  4. simeon says:

    well dont to the sa touch boks… rics loving it… respect from athens, london and gate 7

  5. Mummzie says:

    Well Blackie (or son) I think this website is super that both of you have started. I know this is rather late but I would like to say what an absolutely fantastic week in Edinburgh for the Touch Rugby World Cup 2011. As a mom what an honour and privilege to have this opportunity to support not only you but all of your team members and the whole South African entourage. I know I can speak for all the family members who joined us in Edinburgh from the North of England to support and enjoy the atmopsphere, your dad, your boet from Capetown and his friend Paul who travelled from London. It was awesome to see all of the sixteen countries playing their hearts out to achieve one goal to win the cup!!! The atmosphere was amazing from morning until night, seeing all the preparations going on, music, the smell of roast hog breadrolls, and special Scottish oats for the chilly mornings. With it being a non- contact sport at the end of each game it was very special when both teams joined in harmony for a group photograph, memories for the album. The hype was amazing and I was glad to wear the South African flag around my shoulders for most of the games!!! Well done to your team for achieving the bronze medal, an emotional loss for your oponents however your team gave a fine warcry as a tribute to them. Roll on Australia 2015, hard training ahead for all you guys.

    Love Mummzie

  6. Christine Black says:

    Hey Blackie so looking forward to the tournament in Jo’berg end of March, I will be your personal photographer, and yes I am reading my book. Love Mummzie

  7. Clyde says:

    Blackie can i hve ur e-mail pls? Me and a couple of home school kids from Namibia would love to tour s.a and play touch rugby against the best mabey get in a few tournaments if that can be arranged?

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