Maddie Feaunati
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Position

Back Row

Test Caps

10

Club

Exeter Chiefs Women

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Age

22

Maddie Feaunati

Maddie Feaunati is the daughter of Bath Rugby and Samoa No.8 Isaac Feaunati and plays for Exeter Chiefs. She joined the Devon outfit from Wellington Pride in New Zealand, and made her first league start in January 2024. Feaunati was recently named in John Mitchell's squad for the Guinness Women's Six Nations.

  • Career Path
  • 2023 Exeter Chiefs Women
  • 2024 England Women
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Position guide
What is a Back Row?

The back row consists of two flankers and the No 8. The blind-side flanker wears six and the open-side flanker seven, both specialising in big tackles and winning possession through turnovers. They are fearless, strong and fast to the breakdown. The No 8 secures the ball at the base of the scrum, is an attacking link between forwards and backs and a real force when defending.

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