Name Shane Drahm Role Rugby player | Height 1.73 m Current local club Kubota Spears | |
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Mick heenan shane drahm talk with redstv after following the minor semi final
Shane Drahm (born 29 August 1977) is an Australian former rugby union player of Aboriginal descent. His usual positions were fly-half or fullback. Drahm played for Queensland in Super Rugby and Australia in rugby sevens, but went on to represent England in test rugby and played most of his professional rugby career in that country.
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- Mick heenan shane drahm talk with redstv after following the minor semi final
- Rugby career
- After rugby
- References
Rugby career
Drahm made his Super Rugby debut in 1997 for the Queensland Reds. He played four seasons in Brisbane before moving to England in 2001, playing for Bristol then Northampton. He joined Worcester Warriors in the summer of 2005, and was an integral part of the team. He racked up a number of kicking records in the Guinness Premiership. Drahm qualified to represent England on residency grounds and was capped twice in 2006.
Drahm moved to Japan in 2008 and played the last three seasons of his career with Kubota Spears. He returned to Brisbane in 2011.
After rugby
Drahm worked briefly in sports management before taking on assistant coaching positions in Premier Rugby; firstly at Brothers and then the GPS club in Brisbane. He went on to become the interim head coach of the GPS Premier Grade team during the 2014 season.
Since 2015, Drahm has been Director of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit at the University of Queensland. He has also coached schoolboy rugby at Nudgee College and Brisbane Boys College.
Drahm plays golf at Keperra Country Golf Club in Queensland and is a scratch golfer under the GA handicap system.