Gregory Alldritt

Recognized for his electric footwork on the field, Cheslin Kolbe thrills rugby fans across the World. Cheslin has enjoyed an incredible couple of years, standing today as a Rugby World Cup Champion, Heineken Champions Cup Winner and Top 14 Winner.

Kolbe is not only one of the most exciting athletes on the planet and one of the best wingers in world rugby, but he also an icon off the pitch for his support and work in helping others in the community, particularly in deprived areas and townships across South Africa.

An athletic, powerful and exciting number 8 by trade, Gregory Alldritt arrived at La Rochelle in 2017 and quickly established himself as a firm favourite with the fans.

Alldritt made his France debut in 2019 and scored 2 famous tries in the 2019 Guinness Six Nations against Scotland - a country Greg knows well having had grandparents and other family based there when he was a growing up in France.

Gregory led La Rochelle to both the Heinenken Champions Cup and Top 14 domestic finals in the 2020-21 season.

Gabin is a winger lighting up the rugby pitch for France and RC Toulon with his electric pace and dancing footwork. Famed for his acceleration and fast feet, Gabin made his debut for France in the 2020 Guinness 6 Nations and has represented France Rugby national teams in both 15s and 7s rugby.

Gabin's latest appearances for the France 7's team was in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics repecharge tournament where he was unlucky to not help France qualify for the Tokyo.

Gabin currently wears the Gilbert Air Headguard model.

Florence Williams, known as 'Flo', is a talented Wales rugby union player.

Flo has 15+ years of experience as an elite Rugby player, playing fly-half for Wales and for Wasps Ladies Rugby Club. She made her international debut at the 2021 Women's Six Nations Championship.

As well as an international cap under her belt, Flo also has a career in sports marketing. She founded her own agency The Perception Agency, which aims to change the perception of women's sport for the better.

Thomas Lavault joined Stade Rochelais in 2016. In 2018, when he was only 18 years old, he was called up to the France U20 team to compete at the Six Nations.

This now talented International French rugby player, plays as lock with La Rochelle and has since represented his team in the European Rugby Champions Cups and Top 14.

Described as one of the best sevens in the world, Sadia Kabeya. we're are excited to see her International career flourish!

Having made her England debut last autumn, the 20-year-old flanker scored her 2nd try, claiming victory over Exeter Chiefs at Franklin Gardens at the beginning of 2022.

As one of just four players of colour in England's 40-strong Women's Six Nations squad, she is eager to help close the ethnicity gap at grassroots and elite level.

With the Women's Rugby World Cup just around the corner, we're excited to see this incredible forward take on the world!

One of the best props in World Rugby, this talented Ospreys and Welsh players is incredible.

Between 2014 and 2021, Francis enjoyed a highly successful stint with Exeter Chiefs. In total, he represented the side more than 100 times.

Since 2015, he’s been capped by Wales more than 50 times, he’s appeared for Wales at the Rugby World Cup and in the Six Nations Championship.

On top of this, he was also called up as cover for the British and Irish Lions tour of New Zealand in 2017.

We can’t wait to see which other trophies Tomas Francis can add to his already impressive collection.

This world-class player made her debut for the England national team at the 2018 Quilter Internationals.

Since then, this talented ex-Wasps Rugby and new Exeter Chiefs scrum-half has represented England on 18 occasions, including winning the Six Nation Championships on 3 occasions!

Less than a year after her neck injury, this amazing scrum-half is back on the Red Roses training squad, preparing and raring to take on the World pitch in October.

Part of Grand Slam winning team of 2022, Francois Cros is a French International Superstar.

As well as playing on the international stage, Francois takes the Stade Tousain pitch and he currently plays for Toulouse in the Top 14.

With the Rugby World Cup heading to France in 2023, we're very excited to see this talented back-row take on the world.

Fabrice is a French professional rugby union player, currently playing for Section Paloise in the Top 14. Fabrice plays lock and has also played for Oyonnax and has 1 international cap with France.

James is the world's most capped sevens player, making the most sevens tournament appearances of all time. James helped gain the silver medal in the 2016 Olympics and along with the bronze in the Commonwealth Games in 2018. James announced his retirement from playing in 2019 but has since taken over as Head Coach of the England 7s team.