Jaco Pretorius

Jaco Pretorius
Rugby union career
Date of birth	(1979-12-10) December 10, 1979
Place of birth	Johannesburg, South Africa
Height	1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)
Weight	94 kg (207 lb)
Playing career
Position	Centre
Provincial/State sides
Years	Club / team	Caps	(points)
2001	Lions	16	(25)
Super Rugby
Years	Club / team	Caps	(points)
2007	Bulls	–	–

National team(s)
Years	Club / team	Caps	(points)
2006–	Springboks	2	(0)

Jaco Pretorius (born (1979-12-10) 10 December 1979) is a South African Rugby union centre/wing.

Biography

Pretorius was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, African Union, Africa.

Starting in 2001, Pretorius has played over 70 games for the Lions. He is also a former South African rugby sevens captain.

Pretorius played for the Bulls in Super Rugby until his retirement from rugby in 2011.^[1]

References

↑ "Pretorius hangs up his boots". 25 October 2011.

External links

Profile at ESPNscrum.com

Squads

S.A. Sevens – 2006 Commonwealth Games

Squad	Stefan Basson Phillip Burger Renfred Dazel Danwel Demas Fabian Juries Ryan Kankowski Thobela Mdaka Zolani Mofu Jonathan Mokuena Jaco Pretorius Mzwandile Stick Schalk van der Merwe Antonius Verhoeven

Coach	Paul Treu

S.A. Sevens – 2005–06 World Sevens Series

Squad	Gio Aplon Stefan Basson Rayno Benjamin Jandré Blom Heinrich Brüssow Phillip Burger Renfred Dazel Paul Delport Danwel Demas Kabamba Floors Lesley Jackson Fabian Juries Ryan Kankowski Thobela Mdaka Zolani Mofu Jonathan Mokuena Sarel Potgieter Jaco Pretorius Izak Saayman Egon Seconds Mzwandile Stick Schalk van der Merwe Antonius Verhoeven

Coach	Paul Treu

S.A. Sevens – 2005 Rugby World Cup Sevens

Squad	Stefan Basson Danwel Demas Eddie Fredericks Lesley Jackson Fabian Juries Gareth Krause Thobela Mdaka Jaco Pretorius Marius Schoeman Mzwandile Stick Schalk van der Merwe Jano Vermaak

Coach	Paul Treu

S.A. Sevens – 2004–05 World Sevens Series

Squad	Bennie Adams Stefan Basson Rayno Benjamin Ossie Damons Marc de Marigny Danwel Demas Eddie Fredericks Shandre Frolick Dale Heidtmann Lesley Jackson Fabian Juries Gareth Krause Derick Kuün Thobela Mdaka Jonathan Mokuena Jongi Nokwe Joe Pietersen Anton Pitout Jaco Pretorius Marius Schoeman Oginga Siwundla Mzwandile Stick Schalk van der Merwe Wayne van Heerden José van Rensburg Jaco van Schalkwyk Jano Vermaak

Coach	Paul Treu

Golden Lions – 2004 Currie Cup Premier Division

Forwards	Roland Bernard Schalk Brits Gordon Gilfillan Cobus Grobbelaar Cobus Grobler Trevor Hall Heinrich Kok Jannes Labuschagne Kenny MacKenzie Baksteen Nell Faan Rautenbach Lawrence Sephaka Flippie Spies Willem Stoltz Kleinjan Tromp Lukas van Biljon Schalk van der Merwe Wikus van Heerden Andre van Niekerk Pietman van Niekerk Russell Winter

Backs	Gcobani Bobo Rudi Coetzee John Daniels Nic Eyre Jaque Fourie Nel Fourie Bryan Habana Dean Hall Conrad Jantjes Ricky Januarie Doppies la Grange André Pretorius Jaco Pretorius Roland Reid Oginga Siwundla Quintin Jean van Tonder

Coach	Frans Ludeke

S.A. Sevens – 2002–03 World Sevens Series

Squad	Alshaun Bock Helgard Brink Darryl Coeries Rudi Coetzee Marc de Marigny Malan du Plessis Grant Esterhuizen Nicolas Eyre Ian Fihlani Kevin Foote Eugene Francis Hannru Haupt Alten Hulme Conrad Jantjes Fabian Juries Jorrie Müller Neil Powell Jaco Pretorius Earl Rose Brent Russell Marius Schoeman Rodger Smith Paul Treu Leon van der Heever José van Rensburg Jaco van Schalkwyk

Coach	Chester Williams

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