Jake Webster
Personal information
Full name	Jake Webster
Nickname	Biscuit Man, The Snake
Born	29 October 1983 (1983-10-29) (age 26)
	Melbourne, Australia
Height	1.89 m (6 ft 2 in)
Weight	108 kg (17 st 0 lb)
Playing information
Position	Centre / Wing
Club
Years	Team	Pld	T	G	FG	P
2003–2006	Melbourne Storm	49	28	0	0	112
2007–2008	Gold Coast Titans	18	4	0	0	16
2008–	Hull Kingston Rovers	49	20	3	0	140
	Total	116	52	3	0	268
Representative
Years	Team	Pld	T	G	FG	P
2005–2007	New Zealand	8	5	0	0	20

Jake Webster (born 29 October 1983 in Melbourne, Australia) is a New Zealand National rugby league player. He plays the position of Centre and Wing for Hull Kingston Rovers Rugby League Club.

Contents 1 Australia 2 England 3 Representative Football 4 References

[edit] Australia

He spent the early years of his life in Moonee Ponds before moving to Brisbane with his father. He began his rugby league career as an eight-year-old with the Valleys rugby league club and remained with the club through to under-18s. Jake was first spotted by former Melbourne Storm assistant coach Anthony Griffin in 2000 and was offered a place with Storm feeder side, Norths Devils. In 2001 he was selected in the QLD under-19s side and was offered a Storm contract soon after. To date, he is the only Melbourne-born player to play with the Melbourne Storm. In round 16, 2006, he scored a memorable try that saved the Stom from certain defeat in one of the games of the year^[1] He is married to Annie Webster. Webster signed for the Gold Coast Titans in 2006 and is a member of their inaugural season, in 2007. He has also been selected for the New Zealand Rugby League Team.

[edit] England

He agreed a deal to join current English Super League side Hull Kingston Rovers on 30 August 2007 for a reported 3 year £100,000 per year contract after being released by the Titans.^[2]

[edit] Representative Football

Jake's played for the New Zealand Kiwis on a number of occasions.

[edit] References

v • d • e Hull KR - current squad 1 Briscoe · 2 Fox · 3 Walker · 4 Webster · 5 Colbon · 6 Cooke · 7 Dobson · 8 Fozzard · 9 Fisher · 10 Mills · 11 Galea · 12 Newton · 13 Murrell · 14 Gene · 15 Fitzhenry · 16 J. Netherton · 17 Aizue · 18 Wheeldon · 19 Welham · 20 Vella · 21 I'Anson · 22 Watts · 23 Esders · 24 Lovegrove · 25 Spaven · 26 Cockayne · Coach: Morgan

v • d • e Inaugural Gold Coast Titans side v St George Illawarra Dragons, Suncorp Stadium, 18 March 2007 1. Preston Campbell | 2. Lelea Paea | 3. Mat Rogers | 4. Jake Webster | 5. Chris Walker | 6. Matt Hilder | 7. Scott Prince (c) | 8. Luke Bailey (c) | 9. Clint Amos | 10. Kris Kahler | 11. Anthony Laffranchi | 12. Gavin Cooper | 13. Luke Swain | 14. Michael Henderson | 15. James Stosic | 16. Mark Minichiello | 17. Nathan Friend | Coach: John Cartwright

v • d • e New Zealand Kiwis squad - 2005 Tri-Nations champions (1st title) 1 Webb • 2 Webster • 3 Whatuira • 4 Toopi • 5 Vatuvei • 6 Vagana • 7 Jones • 8 Rauhihi • 9 Tony • 10 Wiki • 11 Kidwell • 12 Anderson • 13 Hape  • 14 Faiumu • 15 Asotasi • 16 Solomona • 17 Lauitiiti • Coach: McClennan

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