Fabian Juries
One of the most exciting players with ball in hand, Fabian Juries is a legend on the World Sevens Series and currently contracted to the Griquas Rugby Union.
Known for his quick feet and lethal finishing, Juries played a huge part in the Cheetahs' successful 2009 Currie Cup final run – scoring the try of the season during their round-robin clash with the Blue Bulls.
Sevens legend Juries played for both South Africa U19 and U21 before, in 2002, making his Springboks Sevens debut at the Commonwealth Games.
After two years away from Sevens Juries made a welcomed return to Paul Treu's squad at the end of the 2009/10 season - quickly proving to the world just what he is still capable of with impressive performances in Edinburgh and London.
In 2011 Juries will be a key member of the Griquas squad, offering them experience and speed. The former Stormers star will also be a part of the Cheetah's 2011 Super Rugby squad.
Date of Birth: 28 February 1979
Position: Wing, Fullback
Height: 1.73m
Weight: 77 kg
Currently contracted to: Unattached
International Honours: South African Sevens
Rugby Career:
2011: Cheetahs (Super Rugby), Griquas (Vodacom Cup)2010: Western Province (Currie Cup Premier Division), Western Province (Vodacom Cup), Stormers (Vodacom Super 14)
2009: Griffons (ABSA Currie Cup First Division), Free State Cheetahs (Currie Cup Premier Division), Free State Cheetahs (British & Irish Lions Tour), Cheetahs (Super 14)
2008: Free State Cheetahs (Currie Cup Premier Division), South Africa (IRB Sevens Series George), South Africa (IRB Sevens Series Dubai)
2007: Mighty Elephants (Currie Cup First Division), Elephants (Vodacom Cup)
2006: Mighty Elephants (Vodacom Cup)
2005: South Africa (IRB Sevens Series), Mighty Elephants (Currie Cup First Division), Mighty Elephants (Vodacom Cup)
2004: Mighty Elephants (Currie Cup First Division), Mighty Elephants (Vodacom Shield)
2003: South Africa (IRB Sevens Series) , Mighty Elephants (Currie Cup First Div), Bulls (Super 12)
2002: South Africa (Commonwealth Games Sevens), Mighty Elephants (Currie Cup), Mighty Elephants (Vodacom Cup)
2001: Mighty Elephants (Currie Cup), Mighty Elephants (Vodacom Cup)
2000: Eastern Province (Under-21), South Africa Under-21
1999: Eastern Province Under-21 (Under-21)
1998: Eastern Province Under-21 (Under 21), South Africa Under-19 (FIRA U19)
