About Tom Hockings
Born 1986. Tom Hockings is a rugby union player.
Tom Hockings (born 22 February 1986) is an Australian former professional rugby union player.
Biography Hockings comes from Proserpine, a town in Queensland's Whitsunday Region, and is the elder brother of Reds player Harry Hockings. He joined the RugbyWA academy in 2006.
A lock, Hockings debuted for the Force in the opening round of the 2008 Super 14 season against the Sharks in Durban and had to assume responsibility for calling the line-outs when Nathan Sharpe withdrew with food poisoning. He was able to establish himself in the starting lineup during his first season, taking the position vacated by Rudi Vedelago, who had returned to Queensland. He continued with the Force until 2011, then had two seasons at Kintetsu Liners, a Japanese club based in Osaka.
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Australian rugby union player
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Tom Hockings was born in 1986.
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