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Kyle Eastmond
Kyle Ovid Eastmond (born 17 July 1989) is a former dual-code rugby international, who played for St Helens, Bath Rugby and Leicester Tigers. He also played for England on multiple occasions in both codes. He is the current head coach of Halifax Panthers in the RFL Championship.
Eastmond played rugby union for Bath, Wasps and the Leicester Tigers in Premiership Rugby and England at international level. Prior to 2011 he played rugby league for St Helens in the Super League, and played for England at international level.
Kyle attended the Parish Church CEVA School, Oldham and the Radclyffe School, Oldham.
Eastmond is the cousin of former professional rugby league footballer; Miles Greenwood. Kyle is also related to Sutton United's Craig Eastmond, who is his cousin. He has supported Manchester United since childhood.
During high school Eastmond began his rugby career playing rugby league for Oldham St Annes but in 2007, Eastmond was promoted to training with the St Helens first team squad.
Eastmond had been compared to Australian international Scott Prince, because of his darting runs to the line and a good kicking game. He has also got a keen eye for a gap in the defensive line.
In 2008, he was given the number 24 jersey and made a spectacular early impression in the traditional Good Friday fixture with Wigan, scoring a late try and a goal. He made 13 appearances in this season scoring 6 tries. He was then compared to Jason Robinson for his general attributes, and with his size finds it easy to duck under any oncoming opposition which helped him make 778m.
In 2009, Eastmond became an influential player for the St Helens side. He may have played one less game than in 2008, but he scored 8 tries, 30 goals (18 more than the previous year), seven try assists, he gained 899m and made more clean breaks.
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Kyle Eastmond
Kyle Ovid Eastmond (born 17 July 1989) is a former dual-code rugby international, who played for St Helens, Bath Rugby and Leicester Tigers. He also played for England on multiple occasions in both codes. He is the current head coach of Halifax Panthers in the RFL Championship.
Eastmond played rugby union for Bath, Wasps and the Leicester Tigers in Premiership Rugby and England at international level. Prior to 2011 he played rugby league for St Helens in the Super League, and played for England at international level.
Kyle attended the Parish Church CEVA School, Oldham and the Radclyffe School, Oldham.
Eastmond is the cousin of former professional rugby league footballer; Miles Greenwood. Kyle is also related to Sutton United's Craig Eastmond, who is his cousin. He has supported Manchester United since childhood.
During high school Eastmond began his rugby career playing rugby league for Oldham St Annes but in 2007, Eastmond was promoted to training with the St Helens first team squad.
Eastmond had been compared to Australian international Scott Prince, because of his darting runs to the line and a good kicking game. He has also got a keen eye for a gap in the defensive line.
In 2008, he was given the number 24 jersey and made a spectacular early impression in the traditional Good Friday fixture with Wigan, scoring a late try and a goal. He made 13 appearances in this season scoring 6 tries. He was then compared to Jason Robinson for his general attributes, and with his size finds it easy to duck under any oncoming opposition which helped him make 778m.
In 2009, Eastmond became an influential player for the St Helens side. He may have played one less game than in 2008, but he scored 8 tries, 30 goals (18 more than the previous year), seven try assists, he gained 899m and made more clean breaks.
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