Mike Webb

Who is Mike Webb?

Michael Webb is a Canadian rugby player, who has played for Newfoundland Rock and the Canadian national team. He has usually played flanker. In 2007, Webb played two games as a substitute in the Rugby World Cup.

Height : 185cms Weight : 105 kg Position : Back Row Club : Vancouver Rowing Club

A well regarded leader throughout his rugby development, Webb was named captain of the Canadian side in his test debut May 2004 vs USA. Canada won that match 23-20. Webb is the 33rd Canadian captain.

Bio:

A product of West Vancouver Secondary School, Webb has played for Vancouver Under-17 before being selected for Canada U19 at the 1998 FIRA championships, where Canada placed fourth. Webb continued on to play for Canada in all of its development levels including Young Canada, Canada "A", and Canada Sevens.

A graduate of the Pacific Sport Academy in Victoria, Webb captained the Pacific Pride/Young Canada in the highly successful 2002-04 seasons, touring Germany, Chile and the Cayman Islands.

In 2004, Webb played for Canada at the Wellington, New Zealand and Los Angeles, USA sevens before going to the Super Powers Cup in Japan where he would make his test debut.