Dave Spicer

Dave Spicer, born on May thirty-first, nineteen eighty-five, is a distinguished Canadian rugby union player known for his versatility on the field. He plays club rugby for the UBCOB Ravens in the British Columbia Premiership and proudly represents the Canadian national team. As a centre, he showcases his skills effectively, but he is also capable of stepping in as a fly-half when needed.

Spicer made his international debut for Canada on November thirteenth, two thousand four, in a match against England, marking the beginning of a notable career on the global stage. He is the second brother in the Spicer family to wear the national team jersey, continuing a legacy of athletic excellence.

After his initial years in Canada, Spicer took his talents to France, joining Auch Gers, a team that achieved promotion to the Top 14 in two thousand seven, following the World Cup. His time in France was marked by a successful season, further enhancing his rugby credentials.

Beyond his rugby career, Dave Spicer has pursued a profession in medicine, currently working as a physician in British Columbia, Canada. His dedication to both sports and healthcare exemplifies his commitment to excellence in all aspects of his life.