Could you be the whistler for the Rugby World Cup final?
Nigel Owens, Craig Joubert, Romain Poite, Alexander Marsh
The last name may not sound familiar? But this is where 20-year old Alex Marsh wants to be. The aspiring young referee is currently on a scholarship at the University of Gloucestershire and is breaking boundaries as he moves up the referring ranks.For a company who invest in young talent, Alex is one of the best people to help. A successful and passionate organisation should relish the chance of helping someone so ambitious, grow and develop.This year the young Australian entered his 7th year of rugby refereeing and aims to take charge of games at the very highest level.Alex knows the road
ahead is going to be challenging but he has showed his dedication by taking a rugby refereeing gap year to develop and improve his skill set, knowledge and experience.He travelled to the UK during the off-season so he could carry on referring and whilst here referred the final of the British National Colleges tournament at the University of Bath.His experience didnt stop there and he has already overseen many games all over the world:- Mens cup final at the Shek Kip Mei City RFC Tertiary XVs tournament in Hong Kong.
- UAE to referee the 2013 Emirates Dubai 7s.
- Tonga to referee their biggest national tournament - The Lavengamlie Championship. Refereed 17 games including the plate final and the 3rd/4th play-off.
- Worlds Hottest 7s tournament in Darwin, Australia.
- Invitational 7s tournament in Wellington, New Zealand.
- Super Rugby fixtures (Western Force v Blue Bulls, NSW Waratahs v Golden Lions 2014 and NSW Waratahs v The Sharks).
- British and Irish Lions match (NSW Waratahs v British and Irish Lions).
