Barbarian Men
Percival Colin Montgomery
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Matches
Points
Country
South Africa
Playing Record
Games
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Men
28 Nov 2001 / Millennium Stadium
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Barbarians
35
49
Australia XV
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Men
03 Dec 2008 / Wembley Stadium
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Barbarians
11
18
Australia XV
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Men
06 Mar 2003 / Twickenham Stoop
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Barbarians
66
33
London Irish All Stars
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Men
29 May 2002 / Millennium Stadium
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Barbarians
40
25
Wales XV (non-cap)
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Men
25 May 2003 / Twickenham
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England XV (non-cap)
36
49
Barbarians
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Men
26 May 2002 / Twickenham
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England XV (non-cap)
53
29
Barbarians
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Men
24 May 2001 / Murrayfield
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Scotland XV (non-cap)
31
74
Barbarians
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Men
01 Jun 2002 / Murrayfield
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Scotland XV (non-cap)
27
47
Barbarians
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Men
20 May 2001 / Millennium Stadium
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Wales XV (non-cap)
38
40
Barbarians
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Men
31 May 2003 / Millennium Stadium
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Wales XV (non-cap)
35
48
Barbarians
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Statistics
Percival Colin Montgomery
Percival Colin Montgomery was born in Walvis Bay on 15 March 1974 and educated at SACS and Cape Technical College. He played for the Coastal Sharks, Western Province and the Stormers. Between 1997 and 2008 he set new records for South Africa in caps (102), as a full-back (87), test points (893) plus another 13 points in uncapped matches. In 2000 he played at fly-half for South Africa against the Barbarians and kicked four conversions. In 2002/03 he played for Newport RFC in Wales and scored 207 points in 17 appearances. He later played for Perpignan in France and returned to south Wales to play for the Newport Gwent Dragons before resuming his international career in 2005. Percy Montgomery also played for the Barbarians on three summer tours. He later became kicking coach for the Springboks.
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