Player Profiles - Jason Eaton
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Jason Eaton made his New Zealand Maori debut against Tonga in 2008.
The towering lock brings a wealth of experience to the side, having represented the All Blacks, the Hurricanes in the Rebel Sport Super 14 and Taranaki in the Air New Zealand Cup in a career that kicked off in 2002.
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Born: |
21/08/1982 Palmerston North |
Physical: |
111kg, 2.02m |
Test Debut: |
12.11.05 v Ireland at Dublin |
Test Caps: |
15 |
Test Points: |
5 |
Provincial Team: |
Taranaki |
Super 14 Team: |
Hurricanes |
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Jason Eaton made his New Zealand Maori debut against Tonga in 2008.
The towering lock brings a wealth of experience to the side, having represented the All Blacks, the Hurricanes in the Rebel Sport Super 14 and Taranaki in the Air New Zealand Cup in a career that kicked off in 2002.
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Career Comments:
• Scored four tries in his debut Rebel Sport Super 14 season (2006), including a pair against the Western Force in his first match for the Hurricanes at Taranaki’s home ground in New Plymouth. • Following his provincial debut against the British & Irish Lions, he played all 10 matches for Taranaki in 2005 and scored one try, in the team’s 40–19 demolition of eventual Air New Zealand NPC Division One champions Auckland. • Named Forward of the Season playing for the Taranaki Second XV in 2004. • Played 25 games for Division Two NPC side Manawatu in 2002–2003, scoring three tries. • Grandfather Bevan Jones was one of the most experienced provincial rugby players of his time, chalking up 135 games for Wanganui, Taranaki and Manawatu between 1949–1959.
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Test match Record by Year: (+) = substitute (-) = replaced
2005 Nov 12 v Ireland at Dublin 45-7 Nov 19 v England at London 23-19 (+) Nov 26 v Scotland at Edinburgh 29-10 (+)
2006 24 Jun v Argentina at Buenos Aires 25-19 Jul 8 v Australia at Christchurch 32-12 (-) Jul 29 v Australia at Brisbane 13-9 (+) Aug 19 v Australia at Auckland 34-27 (-) Sep 2 v South Africa at Rustenberg 20-21 (+) Nov 12 v France at Lyon 47-3 (+) Nov 19 v France at Paris 23-11 (+)
2008 19 Nov v Munster at Limerick 18-16
2009 18 July v Australia at Auckland 22-16 (+) 26 July v South Africa at Bloemfontain 19-28 (+) 19 Sept v Australia at Wellington 33-6 (+) 31 Oct v Australia at Tokyo 32-19 (+) 8 Nov v Wales at Cardiff 19-12 (-) 6 Dec v Barbarians at London 18-25
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