Martin Cimprich
Martin Cimprich (born 5 March 1999) is a Czech rugby union player. His usual positions are flyhalf or fullback, and he currently plays for HAC RUFC in Regional 2 Thames in England.[1] Club careerCimprich began his career at RC Mountfeild Říčany, joining the senior side in 2017 playing in the Czech Extraliga ragby XV.[2] In 2018 he moved to Scotland for University, playing for Musselburgh RFC and for Queen Margaret University RFC. In 2019 he was joined Super 6 side Boroughmuir Bears, where he stayed for two seasons.[3][4][5] Being named in the team of the week, for Round 9 of the 2021–22 Super 6.[6][7] He was named the 2019 Czech Player of the Year, he is the youngest ever to win the award at just 20 years old.[8] In January 2022 he returned to Musselburgh RFC.[9] Joining HAC RFC.[10] International careerHe played for the Czech Republic under-16, he was selected for the under-18 side at only 15. He also played for the under-20 side.[11] At 17 he was called up to the national side. He featured for the Czech Republic XV, against the South Africa Barbarians, where he scored. He made his full debut for the Czech Republic against Poland on the 28th October 2017. He helped the national side get promoted from Rugby Europe Conference 1 North, starting in the play-off match against Israel where he scored 5 conversions in a 69-12 win.[12][13] In 2019 he started at fullback in a match for the Scottish Students in a 31–3 defeat against Ireland Students.[14][15] In 2022 he was selected to play for East Lothian against Co-Optimist Rugby Club.[16] HonoursPersonal[17]
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