Richard Graham

Richard Graham (born 5 August 1972) is a rugby union coach and former head coach of the Australian Super Rugby franchises, the Queensland Reds and Western Force.

Early life Richard Graham was born in central western Queensland (Charleville). He also lived in (Miles), (Mitchell), (Hughenden), (Longreach) and (Rockhampton).

He attended Marist College Ashgrove as a boarding student and was a talented schoolboy sportsman. Graham played 1st XI Cricket, captained 1st XV Rugby and captained the school athletics team. In his final year at school, Graham won the TAS 110m hurdles. Former Wallabies Daniel Herbert, Graeme Bond and Pat Howard were part of Graham's 1st XV in 1990. In June 2016 Richard Graham was appointed coaching coordinator for the Georgia Rugby Union national side.

Education Following his schooling at Marist College, Richard Graham completed a Bachelor of Education degree. He has also completed a Diploma of Financial Planning and a Graduate Certificate in Executive Leadership. He is currently completing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) through the University of Queensland.