CJ Stander

CJ Stander

athlete Ireland

CJ Stander is a former South African rugby player who became a prominent figure in Irish rugby after qualifying to play for Ireland through residency. Known for his powerful carrying and defensive skills, Stander made significant contributions to the Irish national team and played a key role in their success during his tenure, including scoring a hat-trick against Italy in the 2017 Six Nations before retiring from international rugby.

Born on Apr 05, 1990 (35 years old)

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Ireland Ireland: CJ Stander has played in the colours of either Ulster or Munster. 5

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Although Leinster continue to defy the odds, Irish professional rugby appears to be in decline – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: CJ Stander is recognized for scoring three tries in a Six Nations match. 5

Simon Easterby Dan Sheehan Brian O Driscoll Jamie Heaslip Imanol Harinordoquy Peter O Mahony Conor Murray Cian Healy Jack Boyle Gus Mccarthy
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Sense of anticlimax as Ireland’s campaign peters out – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: CJ Stander scored a Six Nations hat-trick against Italy in 2017. 6

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Brian O’Driscoll says Ireland can make more sweet memories against France – The Irish Times