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Scott Williams

Scott Williams

Cap No 1084

Profile Biog
DOB 10th Oct 1990
Birthplace Carmarthen
Position Centre
Club/Region Scarlets
Height 1.83 m (6' 0“)
Weight 96.82 kg (15st 3lbs)

Rugby World Cup hat-tricks are hard to come by, but Scott Williams commemorated his first start for Wales with a three-try salvo against Namibia in an 81-7 win in New Plymouth at the 2011 tournament in New Zealand. He followed that up with a try in equally impressive 66-0 win over Fiji. He has since gone on to win more than 50 caps in the Welsh midfield and been part of the 2012 Grand Slam campaigns and the 2013 Six Nations title winning side.

His early rugby days were spent at Whitland and Coleg Sir Gar and he won caps for Wales at U16, 18 and 20 levels. He joined Llanelli before progressing into the senior Scarlets set-up in 2009. His full international debut came against the Barbarians at the age of 20 in June, 2011, when he replaced Gavin Henson. At that stage he had a mere 20 games for the Scarlets under his belt, but three good performances in the World Cup warm-up matches that summer earned him a ticket on the plane to the 2011 global showpiece.

His Six Nations debut came as a replacement in a home win over Scotland on 12 February, 2012, and 13 days later he followed up with a spectacular try-scoring act off the bench in the Triple Crown victory over England at Twickenham. The game was tied at 12-12 with 76 minutes showing on the clock when he ripped the ball out of Courtney Lawes’ arms after a tackle on half-way before breaking clear, kicking ahead, and regathering to score the match-winning try.

He scored back-to-back tries against Ireland and Italy in the 2015 Six Nations, captained Wales against Ireland at the Millennium Stadium in a 35-21 defeat on 8 August, and then secured selection for the 2015 World Cup. He started in the win over Uruguay, and then another famous victory over England, but he was forced off just before half time at Twickenham with a serious knee injury that ruled him out of the rest of the tournament.

From 5 November 5, 2016, to 16 June, 2017, he lined-up from the start in nine more internationals and in the autumn of 2017 he scored twice in two weeks against New Zealand and South Africa respectively. His try against the Springboks helped Wales to a 24-22 win. He started six matches for Wales in 2018, but missed the 2019 Six Nations Grand Slam campaign due to a back injury.

During an 11-year stint at the Scarlets he helped them to win the Guinness PRO12 title against Munster in Dublin in 2017 and then started in the PRO14 final defeat against Leinster a year later. He moved to the Ospreys for the 2018/19 season.

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First Team

Josh Adams

Josh Adams

Wing

Adam Beard

Adam Beard

Lock

Gareth Davies

Gareth Davies

Scrum Half

Seb Davies

Seb Davies

Lock

Elliot Dee

Elliot Dee

Hooker

Ryan Elias

Ryan Elias

Hooker

Wyn Jones

Wyn Jones

Prop

Dillon Lewis

Dillon Lewis

Tighthead prop

George North

George North

Centre

Aaron Wainwright

Aaron Wainwright

Back Row

Owen watkin

Owen Watkin

Centre

Tomas Williams

Tomos Williams

Scrum Half

Ken Owens

Ken Owens

Hooker

Justin Tipuric

Justin Tipuric

Back Row

Leon Brown

Leon Brown

Prop

Taine Basham

Taine Basham

Back row

Will Rowlands

Will Rowlands

Second Row

Nick Tompkins

Nick Tompkins

Centre

Kieran Hardy

Kieran Hardy

Half back

Ioan Lloyd

Ioan Lloyd

Fly half

Tom Rogers

Tom Rogers

Winger

Gareth Thomas

Gareth Thomas

Loosehead prop

Tommy Reffell

Tommy Reffell

Flanker

Harri O'Connor

Harri O'Connor

Tighthead prop

Sam Costelow

Sam Costelow

Fly half

Rio Dyer

Rio Dyer

Winger

Dafydd Jenkins

Dafydd Jenkins

Second Row

Teddy Williams

Teddy Williams

Second Row

Mason Grady

Mason Grady

Centre

Corey Domachowski

Corey Domachowski

Loosehead prop

Kemsley Mathias

Kemsley Mathias

Loosehead prop

Keiron Assiratti

Keiron Assiratti

Tighthead prop

Cai Evans

Cai Evans

Full back

Scott Williams

Joe Roberts

Centre

Cameron Winnett

Cameron Winnett

Full back

Alex Mann

Alex Mann

Flanker

Evan Lloyd

Evan Lloyd

Hooker

Scott Williams

Mackenzie Martin

Back Row

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