About Simon Pacey
Simon Pacey was a rugby union player.
Simon Pacey (born November 21, 1974) is a Canadian former international rugby union player.
A Fredericton Loyalists product, Pacey left his native New Brunswick in 1996 to attend the Pacific Pride academy, joining the country's top under-23s players. He played for Castaway Wanderers during his time in British Columbia.
Pacey, a back, was capped once by Canada, coming on off the bench for the final 17-minutes of a 2005 Test against Wales at York Stadium in Toronto. This made him the first New Brunswick player to appear for Canada in a full international.
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