Jake White
Jake White is a prominent rugby coach and former player, recognized for his successful tenure as head coach of the South African national team, which he led to victory in the 2007 Rugby World Cup. He is currently the head coach of the Bulls, where he has continued to make a significant impact in the rugby community.
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Jake White was the previous coach of the Bulls before Johan Ackermann took over.
Lions lie in wait armed with Bordeaux’s blueprint for Leinster – The Irish Times
Ireland· 2026-05-28
Jake White carefully managed senior players while integrating young talent to maintain a balanced squad.
Well done, Coach Rassie! But 2027 is just around the corner – The Mail & Guardian
South Africa· 2025-09-16
Jake White was the coach of Montpellier when Paul Willemse became a key player for the team.
Invoquant « plusieurs commotions », Paul Willemse, ancien joueur du XV de France, met fin à sa carrière à 32 ans
France· 2025-09-15
The Bulls' World Cup winning head coach Jake White heaped praise on Leinster in admitting they were eminently worthy winners on the day.
Leinster’s Jack Conan relishes ‘incredibly special’ moments at Croke Park following URC win – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-06-14
Jake White commented on the perception of Leinster among fans.
Is Leinster’s mantra losing its power to motivate? – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-06-14
Jake White is the 2007 World Cup-winning coach guiding the Bulls.
Bulls have a simple, winning game plan, and Leinster must simply smash it – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-06-13
Jake White is the Bulls coach who emphasizes the importance of winning the URC title.
Bulls coach says final victory vital to URC health in South Africa – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-06-13
Under the canny Jake White, the Bulls would cherish a first URC title as much as they did any of their three Super Rugby titles.
Clash of rugby titans could be grandest of all grand finals – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-06-10
Jake White's Bulls contributed to Munster's narrow demise.
Chaotic cock-up cost Munster and it reflects badly on a number of people – The Irish TimesIreland· 2025-04-21
