Interview:Gunnedah Red Devils Junior, Harry Wilson after playing for Queensland Country against the Elders NSW Country Eagles at Scully Park in Tamworth in the NRC - CNRU The praise continues for former Gunnedah junior Harry Wilson following his Super Rugby breakout Harry Wilson's path to the Wallabies was set by his first coach in the NSW country town of Gunnedah. And now Wilson, additionally a No.8, is on the cusp of Wallabies choice for … Harry Wilson; Date of birth 22 November 1999 (age 21)Place of birth: Gunnedah, New South Wales, Australia: Height: 195 cm (6 ft 5 in) Weight: 110 kg (240 lb; 17 st … Harry Wilson’s path to the Wallabies was set by his first coach within the NSW nation city of Gunnedah. Reds back-rower Harry Wilson. Harry Wilson, (middle row, second from left), in the Gunnedah under 9s. Not an uncommon story, besides his first coach was Tim Gavin – one in all Australia’s biggest No.8s. ... At a young age – four. Harry Wilson's path to the Wallabies was set by his first coach in the NSW country town of Gunnedah. Date of birth 22 November 1999 Born Tamworth, NSW Position Back-row Team Reds Country Australia. Watch vision of his remarkable 35-ball hundred here. Harry Wilson's path to the Wallabies was set by his first coach in the NSW country town of Gunnedah.Not an unusual story, except his first coach was Tim Gavin - one of … Before Harry Wilson was touted as a future Wallabies captain, he was a devastating batsman. Not an unusual story, except his first coach was Tim Gavin - one of Australia's greatest No.8s. Harry Wilson's path to the Wallabies was set by his first coach in the NSW country town of Gunnedah. ... that's the path the Gunnedah … Harry Wilson’s path to the Wallabies was set by his first coach in the NSW country town of Gunnedah. Not an unusual story, except his first coach was Tim Gavin – one of Australia’s greatest No.8s. Harry Wilson's path to the Wallabies was set by his first coach in the NSW country town of Gunnedah. Former Wallaby Tim Gavin (middle row, far right) was a co-coach. I lived in a country town, so my dad was the coach of our club team, Gunnedah Red Devils, and I played with my two older brothers. Not an unusual story, except his first coach was Tim Gavin - …
