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Jonny Hill

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Jonny Hill
Jonny Hill
Nationality
England
Age
30
Position
Lock
Height
201cm
Weight
112kg

News

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Sale update the Jonny Hill police situation, RFU disciplinary

Analysis

Jonny Hill and three other Bath vs Sale talking points

Latest

135 days ago   Gallagher Premiership

Sale statement: The post-game Jonny Hill altercation with a Bath fan

264 days ago   Gallagher Premiership

Season is over for Jonny Hill; Sale also losing Manu Tuilagi battle

280 days ago   Top 14

Jonny Hill the latest England player poised for Top 14 move – report

320 days ago   International Rugby

Sale's verdict on Jonny Hill's form ahead of his Borthwick meet-up

508 days ago   Gallagher Premiership

What Jonny Hill, Maro Itoje have told the Premiership final teams

598 days ago   Six Nations

How Jonny Hill is coping with his 'ego shock' England rejection

Bio

Jonny Hill is an up-and-coming star of rugby union. Now an established player for Exeter Chiefs, he's recently been called up to represent England and the British and Irish Lions.

Born 8 June 1994, Jonny Hill started playing rugby at a young age. However, it was only when his college application fell apart that his rugby career really took off. Determined to stay busy during his gap year, he returned to his local club. After a few impressive performances, he attended a walk-up trial at nearby Hartpury College.

He was an instant hit and within a few months he became a first-team regular and was on Gloucester's radar. Over the course of the next couple of years, Jonny Hill was also drawn into the England U20 team and he made two appearances for Gloucester in the LV= Cup. However, he was held back by a series of injures.

As his contract with Gloucester ran down, Jonny Hill signed for Exeter Chiefs. He then made his debut for the side against his former club. Since then, he's appeared more than 100 times for Exeter and he's played an important role in helping the side capture both the Premiership and the Heineken Champions Cup.

Thanks to his impressive performances for Exeter Chiefs, Jonny Hill was capped for England for the first time in 2020. On his debut, he helped England capture the Six Nations Championship.

In May 2021, it was announced that Jonny Hill had been called up to the British and Irish Lions squad for the 2021 tour of South Africa.

Still only young and with his full international career ahead of him, we can't wait to see what else Jonny Hill can achieve in the game.


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