Warwick Lahmert

2012 – NZ Sevens, Taranaki Sevens, Taranaki B’s, Spotswood United
2011 – Taranaki Sevens, Birmingham Bee’s RFC, Spotswood United
2010 – Taranaki Sevens, Taranaki B’s, Spotswood United
2009 – Horowhenua- Kapiti Sevens & 15’s, Waikanae RFC
2008 – Horowhenua – Kapiti Sevens & 15’s, Waikanae RFC

Favorites

Rugby Ground: Waikanae RFC home ground

Rugby Player and Why: Christian Cullen – best player to have ever played rugby in the world

Food: Family Roasts

Actor/Actress: Liam Nesson

Movie: Green Mile

Book: Rugby Magazine

Singer/Band/Music Type: Non-rugby sports team: Manchester United

Interests

If you could meet one person, who would it be and why: Dane Coles, because he is an amazing rugby player

Earliest rugby memories: Waikanae RFC playing U7’s going through unbeaten

I Hate it When: I don’t get enough sleep

I can’t live without: My wife Brigitte, my son Lakyn and family – Mum, Dad, Brothers, Cousins, Auntys, Uncles, Grandparents, and the Claw Brothers

If I wasn’t a rugby player I would be: a WrestlerSix 60, Kora, Katchafire, Chase and Status

England Sevens

Former New Zealand Sevens player Warwick Lahmert was captain for England.

The Waikanae-raised hooker switched allegiance to England last season, hoping to take his chances at making the Rio Olympics.

He was a key figure in the English squad, often the starting hooker in the side and providing a strong creative link.