A German rugby player and coach who led the national team to several international victories, earning him recognition in the rugby community.
Gerrit van Look is a retired German international rugby union player, renowned for his exceptional skills on the field and his dedication to the sport. Having last played for the Berliner RC in the RugbyBundesliga and the German national rugby union team, van Look has left an indelible mark on the rugby world.
VAN Look began playing rugby at the tender age of four in 1989, and his passion for the sport only grew stronger with time. He went on to become a formidable force in the rugby world, earning a reputation as a talented and skilled player.
VAN Look's illustrious career is dotted with numerous achievements and accolades. One of his most notable achievements was winning the European Nations Cup Division 2 Championship in 2008 with the German national team. In the 2008-2009 season, he was the top try scorer for his club, Berliner RC, with an impressive eight tries.
In addition to his playing career, van Look also ventured into coaching. He teamed up with Colin Grzanna to coach Berliner RC, further demonstrating his commitment to the sport.
VAN Look announced his international retirement in 2008, following his last game for Germany against Spain. He and his brother, Hendrik, also retired from club rugby at the end of the 2009-2010 season. Despite his retirement, van Look's legacy continues to inspire generations of rugby players and fans alike.
Through his remarkable career and achievements, Gerrit van Look has cemented his place as a German rugby union legend, leaving a lasting impact on the sport and its community.
