Neil Jenkins

Neil Jenkins

Neil Jenkins was born on July 8th, 1971

Full Name: Neil Jenkins
Nationality: Welsh
Position: Fly-half
Profession: Rugby player, coach
Teams: Wales, Cardiff
Coaching Career: Wales U20, Cardiff Blues
Playing Style: Kicking specialist
Awards: Rugby World Cup winner

A Welsh rugby legend who scored over 1,000 points in his career and later coached the national team, earning him a place in the World Rugby Hall of Fame.

Timeline
1971
Born in Wales
Neil Jenkins was born on July 8, 1971, in Church Village, Wales.
1991
Made Wales debut
Jenkins made his debut for the Wales national rugby union team in 1991, against England.
1993
Won Five Nations
He was part of the Wales team that won the 1993 Five Nations Championship.
1999
Retired from rugby
Jenkins retired from professional rugby in 1999, after a successful 10-year career.
2003
Became coach
He became the coach of the Wales under-21 team in 2003, and later worked as a kicking coach for the senior team.
Neil Jenkins

Neil Jenkins Quiz

What sport did Neil Jenkins play at the professional level?

Score: 0/5
FAQ
What is Neil Jenkins rugby coaching experience?
Neil Jenkins has coached several teams, including the Welsh national rugby union team and the Cardiff Blues, with a focus on developing young players and improving team performance.
What is Neil Jenkins playing experience?
Neil Jenkins played as a fly-half for the Welsh national rugby union team and the Pontypridd RFC, earning 87 caps and scoring over 1,000 points for Wales.
What is Neil Jenkins approach to coaching?
Neil Jenkins is known for his emphasis on teamwork, discipline, and hard work, believing in the importance of building strong relationships with players and staff.
Has Neil Jenkins won any coaching awards?
Yes, Neil Jenkins has won several coaching awards, including the WRU Coach of the Year award in 2011 and 2012.
What is Neil Jenkins impact on Welsh rugby?
Neil Jenkins has had a significant impact on Welsh rugby, developing young players, improving team performance, and helping to build a strong rugby culture in Wales.

Related People:

Gareth Edwards

78 Years Old

A Welsh rugby legend and charismatic broadcaster, known for his iconic try in the 1973 Barbarians vs. All Blacks match and entertaining commentary style.

J. R. Williams

Born in 1888

Creator of the popular comic strip "Out Our Way," known for humorous and relatable depictions of everyday life in rural Canada during the early 20th century.

Phil Bennett

54 Years Old

A British racing driver who won the 1972 European Formula Two Championship and competed in Formula One, known for his speed and agility on the track.

Gerald Davies

81 Years Old

A renowned Welsh rugby player who scored 20 tries in 46 appearances for Wales, and later became a respected sports journalist and broadcaster.

Barry John

81 Years Old

A legendary fly-half who revolutionized the sport with his attacking flair and vision, leading Wales to a Five Nations Grand Slam in 1971.

Terry Griffiths

78 Years Old

A renowned Welsh snooker player and coach, winning the World Snooker Championship in 1979 and later guiding Mark Williams to multiple titles. He's a respected figure in the snooker world, bridging generations with his playing and coaching prowess.