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Glenwood appoints former Samoa international Belgium Tuatagaloa as 1st XV coach

Glenwood High School has appointed former Samoa international Belgium Tuatagaloa as head coach of its 1st XV, effective from the 2027 rugby season.

Glenwood appoints former Samoa international Belgium Tuatagaloa as 1st XV coach

Glenwood High School has appointed former Samoan rugby star Belgium Tuatagaloa as the new Head Coach of its 1st XV Rugby Team for the 2027 season. The move brings international playing experience, high-performance rugby knowledge and a strong dedication to player development to the school's rugby program. Tuatagaloa brings valuable insight into the demands of modern rugby, including discipline, defensive organization, tactical awareness and teamwork.

His extensive professional career includes representing New Zealand, Samoa, England and France, with notable achievements such as earning selection for the New Zealand Sevens team and finishing as the leading try-scorer in France's Fédérale 1 competition in 2018/19. Tuatagaloa's appointment signifies continuity and an opportunity to further develop the team's rugby program.

Glenwood High School expresses its appreciation to the former 1st XV Head Coach Justin Hollis for his dedication and contribution to the school's rugby program, noting that he is moving on to a new position at Stanford Lake College.

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