Nathan Turner

Nathan Turner is an Australian rugby player who played rugby league professionally for the South Queensland Crushers and Oldham Bears and rugby union professionally for Leinster.

Nathan Turner
Personal information
BornAustralia
Playing information
PositionWing, Centre
Club
Years Team Pld T G FG P
1995–96 South Queensland Crushers 6 0 4 0 8
1997 Oldham Bears 0 0 0 0 0
Total 6 0 4 0 8
Source: RLP

He is now a criminal defence lawyer and partner in the law firm Anderson Fredericks Turner.[1]

Playing career

Turner originally played rugby union as a fullback for the Sunnybank club in Brisbane. In 1994 he was selected for the Australian under-21 tour of Africa but withdrew due to his planned switch of codes the next year.[2]

Turner signed with the new South Queensland Crushers rugby league franchise in 1995 and played in their inaugural team on 11 March. However Turner did not establish himself and went on to play in only six matches over the next two seasons. In 1997 Turner joined the Oldham Bears in 1997's Super League II.[3] However Turner returned to Queensland without playing a match after suffering a foot injury.[4]

In the late 1990s Turner coached London Skolars rugby league club in the National Conference League. He later managed a playing comeback with Leinster and Blackrock College in Ireland.[5]

He currently works as a criminal lawyer in Australia.[6]

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References
  1. https://www.aftlawyers.com.au/our-people/nathan-turner/
  2. WALLABIES LOSE ONE AS CRUSHERS SNARE FULLBACK Sydney Morning Herald, 6 September 1994
  3. CLUB-BY-CLUB GUIDE TO THE SUPER LEAGUE The Independent, 13 March 1997
  4. Scotland's 14 new caps for historic first The Independent, 9 July 1997
  5. Blackrock College 2000
  6. https://www.aftlawyers.com.au/our-people/nathan-turner/
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