Neil Foote, 41, A New Zealander, has been involved in rugby as both a player and a coach. Neil has played rugby at club, provincial and international level.
Upon completing his playing career, he commenced coaching in 2002. He has been involved in coaching teams in grades ranging from under 6 to senior representative level and has also worked on development of coaches. In 2006, Neil underwent the International Rugby Academy New Zealand (IRANZ) high performance coaching course.
(Senior A Championship Final 2003).
As a Player, Neil has represented many teams at the highest level. Some noteworthy representations are : Classic All Blacks - Bermuda RWC – 2008, New Zealand Marist 2003, Wellington XV vs French selection 1997, Wairarapa Bush 1992-1999 (70 first class games, Captain 1997-1998), Wairarapa Bush Sevens 1992-1998 and Sevens Captain 1994-1998, New Zealand Police Rugby 1996-1997, London Harlequins 1990-1991, Twickenham Rugby Club 1989 and New Zealand Marist Colts 1988.
Neil has also been involved in organising touch football tournaments in both New Zealand and Portugal. In 2008, he founded the New Zealand Police mixed touch National Tournament which is now in its 3rd year with up to 200 players in attendance.
Apart from Rugby, Neil professionally is a Police Detective Sergeant attached to the Masterton Police, New Zeland. Neil enjoys the opportunities to develop and identify youth talent and create environments for them to progress and succeed.
He will come in to the Trinity side this year as their head coach while former Kingswood College coach Nilufer Ibrahim will hold the assistant coach position.
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