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Rhys Carre

Rhys Carre
Wales
Wales
Rhys Carre

Nationality

Wales

Age

28

Position

Prop

Height

191cm

Weight

131kg

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Rhys Carre Stats

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Rhys Carre Stats

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Key Stats

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Rhys Carre Performance Analysis

Six Nations 2026

Rhys Carre featured in 3 matches during the 2026 Six Nations, representing Wales. Results included 1 win and 2 losses.

Wales finished 6th in the 2026 Six Nations, having won 1 and lost 4 of their 5 matches.

Rhys Carre played 231 minutes across the Six Nations 2026, carrying the ball further than any other Prop in the process with 61m. He beat 6 defenders and scored 3 tries, completing 28 tackles at a rate of 9.33 per game.

In the Six Nations 2026, Rhys Carre completed 5 passes at an accuracy of 100%, contributing 0 try assists and making 35 touches.

  • He ranked in the top 5% of Prop's for defenders beaten in the Six Nations.
  • He carried the ball further than any other Prop's in the Six Nations.

    Nations Championship 2026

    Rhys Carre has featured in 4 matches during the 2026 Nations Championship to date, representing Wales, with 2 wins and 2 losses.

    Wales are currently 5th in the 2026 Nations Championship table, having played 4 of their 4 matches.

    Rhys Carre has played 156 minutes across the 2026 Nations Championship so far. In attack he has made 14m with ball in hand, beating 1 defenders and scoring 2 tries. Defensively he has completed 20 tackles at a rate of 5 per game.

    In the Nations Championship 2026, Rhys Carre has completed 3 passes at an accuracy of 100%, contributing 0 try assists and making 13 touches.

    Gallagher Premiership 2026/2027

    Rhys Carre has featured in 1 matches during the 2026/2027 Gallagher Premiership to date, representing Saracens, with 0 wins and 1 loss.

    Rhys Carre is representing Saracens in the 2026/2027 Gallagher Premiership season, who currently sit 4th in the table with 5 matches played.

    Rhys Carre has played 47 minutes across the 2026/2027 Gallagher Premiership so far. In attack he has made 0m with ball in hand, beating 0 defenders and scoring 0 tries. Defensively he has completed 5 tackles at a rate of 5 per game.

    In the Gallagher Premiership 2026/2027, Rhys Carre has completed 1 passes at an accuracy of 100%, contributing 0 try assists and making 4 touches.

    Rhys Carre Bio

    Despite his relatively young age Rhys Carré is fast becoming one of Wales' best loosehead props. A strong and tenacious prop, he currently plays for Cardiff Blues and made his debut for the international side in 2019.

    Born in Cardiff, Wales in February 1998, Rhys Carré began playing rugby union at school before being signed as a youth for hometown club Cardiff Blues. It was with the Blues he honed his professional abilities and quickly became one of European rugby's most exciting prospects.

    Having spent three seasons with Cardiff, he left the Welsh capital in 2019 and signed for then European champions Saracens. However, Rhys Carré only spent one season with the North London side making just eight appearances, and most recently returned to the Blues in the summer of 2020. Since going back to his hometown club, his domestic career has continued to go from strength-to-strength and he's now a regular starter and fan favourite with his aggressive and determined style of play.

    Rhys Carré made his first appearance for the Wales national side in August 2019 where he played in a warm-up game for the 2019 Rugby World Cup against Ireland. He then received a call up for the squad and came off the bench to play in the semi-final defeat against South Africa. A loss he would later refer to as 'devastating'. Rhys Carré scored his first try for Wales in the 2020 Six Nations against Scotland.

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