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Colin Shaw

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Colin Shaw
'Shawzy'
Position
Full-back
Weight
14st 7lbs
Height
6ft
DoB
10th May 1983
Age
25
Club
Hawks
Statistics
Games
4
Started
4
Tries
1
Penalties
Conversions
Drop Goals
Team and League Statistics
Colin has had a difficult season which has been blighted by injury, but finished the season on a high note, with his involvement in the Sevens squad which beat South Africa at Murrayfield in the Emirates Airlines Edinburgh Sevens.

Colin was brought into the Warriors team during season 04/05 and had some impressive performances at full-back, which led to his professional contract.

Colin is a flexible player, who can switch from full-back to the wing.

Colin has represented Glasgow and Scotland at all age levels, including the 2002 world junior (under-19) championship in Italy and the 2003 Under-21 World Cup in England.

He played for the Scottish Districts under-21 team in the 49-14 win against New Zealand Youth at Stirling in November 2003 as well as adding to his international under-21 honours by playing in all six matches in the second half of the season.

Colin, who was born in Irvine and originally played for Ayr, then joined Glasgow Hawks where he was called-up to the Glasgow professional team.

Colin is also a member of the Scotland sevens squad.

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    Comments
    Posted by Ann on February 7, 2007 01:55 AM | Reply to this comment

    Hey was at Wellington 7's, just to say you played great! Was a great weekend! Hopefully see you again, (the mad scottish back jumper!!)

    Posted by pauline on February 17, 2007 04:28 PM | Reply to this comment

    the best warrior yet!!!!

    Posted by Betsy on May 2, 2007 04:55 PM | Reply to this comment

    Is Colin out of contract this season? if so is he being offered another contract? I would hate to see us loose Colin

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