Wesley Dunlop

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Wesley Dunlop
Personal information
Full name	Wesley Roy Dunlop
Born	(1987-05-12) 12 May 1987 Durban, South Africa
Height	1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Weight	89 kg (14 st 0 lb)
School(s) attended	Grey High School
University	University of Pretoria
Club information
Playing position	Fly-half
Current club	US Montauban
Youth career
2006	Eastern Province Kings
2007–08	Sharks
Amateur team(s)
Years	Team
2011–12	UP-Tuks	16	(165)
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Pts)^†
2009	Mighty Elephants	8	(43)
2011–12	Blue Bulls	8	(52)
2011	→ Leopards	12	(82)
2012–13	Eastern Province Kings	27	(189)
2013	Kings	0	(0)
2013–	US Montauban	6	(82)
* Senior club appearances and points correct as of 23 October 2013. † Appearances (Points).

Wesley Dunlop (born 12 May 1987) is a South African rugby union player, currently playing with US Montauban.^[1]^[2]

Career

Youth

He went to Grey High School in Port Elizabeth and played for the Eastern Province Under-19 team, as well as NMMU Madibaz in club rugby.

Natal Sharks

In 2007, he moved to Durban, where the joined the Sharks academy. He played for the Sharks XV at Under-21 level and was included in their Vodacom Cup squads in 2009 and 2010. During the 2009 Currie Cup First Division, he made 7 appearances for the Mighty Elephants (now the Eastern Province Kings). In 2010, he was a member of the College Rovers club that won the National Club Championships.

Blue Bulls

In 2011, he then moved to the Blue Bulls. He made several appearances for their Vodacom Cup team in 2011 and 2012. During the same period, he also played for the Varsity Cup side UP-Tuks. He had a fantastic season in 2012, finishing as top scorer and also being voted the Player That Rocks.

Eastern Province Kings

In 2012, he then moved back to Port Elizabeth for his second spell with the Eastern Province Kings. He made his debut on 30 July 2012 in the opening game of the 2012 Currie Cup First Division season against Boland Cavaliers, scoring five points in a 25–20 victory.^[3]

He was initially named in the Kings squad for the 2013 Super Rugby season, but was later released to the 2013 Vodacom Cup squad.^[4]

Montauban

In 2013 he joined US Montauban in French 3rd Division.

References

↑ "Player Profile Wesley Dunlop". sarugby.net. Retrieved 5 June 2012.
↑ "World Artists Profile Wesley Dunlop". World Artists. Retrieved 5 June 2012.
↑ "Boland Cavaliers v Eastern Province Kings". SARU. Retrieved 1 July 2012.
↑ "Southern Kings name reduced 35 man Super Rugby squad". Rugby15. Rugby15. 12 February 2013. Retrieved 12 February 2013.

Squads

v t e Eastern Province Kings – 2013 Currie Cup First Division

Forwards	Daniel Adongo Tim Agaba Rynier Bernardo Thembelani Bholi Boetie Britz Aidon Davis Dalton Davis Albé de Swardt Charl du Plessis Cornell du Preez Bobby Dyer Jaco Engels Renier Erasmus Samora Fihlani Hannes Franklin Ross Geldenhuys Lizo Gqoboka Marzuq Maarman Thabo Mamojele Mpho Mbiyozo Enoch Mnyaka Kuselo Moyake Darron Nell Brenden Olivier Devin Oosthuizen Pieter Stemmet Steven Sykes Dane van der Westhuyzen Wayne van Heerden Stefan Willemse Stephan Zaayman Did not play: David Bulbring Kevin Buys Zolani Faku Bandise Maku Siya Mangaliso Sphephelo Mayaba Thabiso Mngomezulu Paul Schoeman Wimpie van der Walt Luke Watson Madoda Yako

Backs	Boela Abrahams Eben Barnard Ronnie Cooke Ntabeni Dukisa Wesley Dunlop Siyanda Grey Andile Jho Dwayne Kelly Michael Killian Tiger Mangweni Scott Mathie Hadleigh Parkes Sergeal Petersen Marcello Sampson Brian Skosana Shakes Soyizwapi Wayne Stevens Scott van Breda Marlou van Niekerk Kayle van Zyl Nicolás Vergallo George Whitehead Did not play: Demetri Catrakilis Shane Gates Johan Herbst SP Marais Waylon Murray Norman Nelson Yamkela Ngam Lonwabo Ntleki Andries Strauss Andile Witbooi

Coach	David Maidza

v t e Eastern Province Kings – 2013 Vodacom Cup

Forwards	Daniel Adongo Tim Agaba Rynier Bernardo Boetie Britz Aidon Davis Dalton Davis Charl du Plessis Jaco Engels Samora Fihlani Hannes Franklin Ross Geldenhuys Lizo Gqoboka Virgile Lacombe Tomás Leonardi Thabo Mamojele Mpho Mbiyozo Kuselo Moyake Darron Nell Schalk Oelofse Brenden Olivier Devin Oosthuizen Paul Schoeman Dane van der Westhuyzen Wayne van Heerden Luke Watson Stefan Willemse Mzwanele Zito Did not play: Albé de Swardt Armand du Preez Renier Erasmus Zolani Faku Heinrich Leonard Siya Mangaliso Kuhle Sonkosi Madoda Yako

Backs	Boela Abrahams Eben Barnard Ntabeni Dukisa Wesley Dunlop Shane Gates Siyanda Grey Andile Jho Dwayne Kelly Michael Killian Tiger Mangweni Scott Mathie Waylon Murray Norman Nelson Yamkela Ngam Lonwabo Ntleki Marcello Sampson Brian Skosana Shakes Soyizwapi Wayne Stevens Scott van Breda Marlou van Niekerk Kayle van Zyl Did not play: Ofentse Boloko Andile Witbooi

Coach	David Maidza

v t e Eastern Province Kings – 2012 Currie Cup First Division

Forwards	Rynier Bernardo Boetie Britz David Bulbring Charl du Plessis Cornell du Preez Bobby Dyer Jacques Engelbrecht Jaco Engels Schalk Ferreira Hannes Franklin Lizo Gqoboka Frank Herne Thabo Mamojele Mpho Mbiyozo Darron Nell Clint Newland Devin Oosthuizen André Schlechter Wimpie van der Walt Wayne van Heerden Luke Watson Did not play: Thembelani Bholi Kevin Buys Barend Pieterse Johan Snyman Wayne Swart

Backs	Wesley Dunlop Danie Faasen Shane Gates Siyanda Grey Michael Killian Tiger Mangweni SP Marais Scott Mathie Norman Nelson Jongi Nokwe Lonwabo Ntleki Falie Oelschig Paul Perez Marcello Sampson Shakes Soyizwapi Wayne Stevens Scott van Breda Reynier van Rooyen George Whitehead Did not play: Boela Abrahams Mzwandile Stick Louis Strydom Matthew Tayler-Smith Justin van Staden Andile Witbooi

Coach	Alan Solomons / Matt Sexton

v t e Blue Bulls – 2012 Vodacom Cup

Forwards	Daniel Adongo Arno Botha Zane Botha Robbie Coetzee Jean Cook Rossouw de Klerk Rayno Gerber Cornell Hess Vincent Koch Wiaan Liebenberg Bongi Mbonambi Morné Mellett Jacques Momberg Franco Mostert Jono Ross Lean Schwartz Basil Short Dawie Steyn Warwick Tecklenburg Schalk van Heerden Gerrit-Jan van Velze Jacques Verwey Did not play: Shaun Adendorff Louis Albertse JJ Breet Gerno Eksteen Victor Hechter Marvin Orie Stephan Pretorius Juan Schoeman Stephan Schoeman CJ Stander Jason Thomas Hencus van Wyk

Backs	Ulrich Beyers Clayton Blommetjies Wesley Dunlop Jean du Plessis Willie du Plessis Lohan Jacobs Tony Jantjies Sampie Mastriet Jerome Pretorius Jan Serfontein Courtnall Skosan Ruan Snyman Rudi van Rooyen Francois Venter Jürgen Visser Did not play: Travis Ismaiel Adri Jacobs Pieter Oosthuizen Xander Redelinghuys

Coach	Pine Pienaar

Persondata
Name	Dunlop, Wesley
Alternative names
Short description	South African rugby union player
Date of birth	12 May 1987
Place of birth	Durban, South Africa
Date of death
Place of death

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