Branco du preez biography

Branco Bewinn Nazeem du Preez (born 8 May 1990) is a.
Branco du Preez.
Du Preez began his career in the 15-man game with the Griffons U19 side, before moving to the Blue Bulls in 2009 where he represented the union at age-group.

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Branco du Preez retires from international sevens rugby

South Africa’s most-capped Springbok Sevens player, Branco du Preez, has retired from international sevens rugby and will leave the Blitzboks with a bouquet of career records, gold medals and highlights.

Du Preez made the decision after the HSBC Cape Town Sevens, where he represented South Africa in his 85th HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series tournament, a record for the Springbok Sevens which places him eighth overall in the history of the World Series.

He played in 431 matches and scored 1447 points, including 101 tries that saw him clinch 24 tournament wins and three World Series gold medals, and a Commonwealth Games gold medal in his bag.

The 32-year-old made his debut in Wellington in 2010 and has been a Blitzbok stalwart ever since.

Du Preez says the time has come to turn a new page and say goodbye to the Blitzboks team and says he is sad to leave but excited about what is to come.

Source: springboks.rugby

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Du Preez made the decision after the HSBC Cape Town Sevens, where he represented South Africa in his 85^th HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series tournament, a record for the Springbok Sevens which places him eighth overall in the history of the World Series.
He played in 431 matches and scored 1447 points, including 101 tries, a career-high 468 conversions and a drop goal in a career that saw him clinch 24 tournament wins and three World Series gold medals. Du Preez also has a Commonwealth Games gold medal in his bag.
The 468 conversions, a Blitzbok record, is the fifth most in World Series history and his 431 matches played is fourth on the all-time list.
The 32-year-old made his Springbok Sevens debut in Wellington in 2010 and has been a Blitzbok stalwart ever since.
Gold medals galore for Du Preez, this time Commonwealth Games gold in Rugby Sevens.
“My time has come to turn a new page and say goodbye to the Blitzboks team,” said Du Preez.
“I am sad to leave but excited about what is to come! I cannot thank this team enough for all of the lessons – every win and loss. Every tria