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Letterkenny RFC and Ulster player Jack Robinson
Jack Robinson, representing Ulster’s U-18 rugby team, played a pivotal role in securing a dramatic 15-12 victory over Coleraine Grammar School.
With the game on the line, Robinson kept his composure and slotted a drop goal in the dying moments, clinching the win for his team. His coolness under pressure earned praise from teammates, coaches, and supporters alike.
This remarkable feat adds to Robinson's growing reputation. Earlier this year, he scored Ulster's sole try in a challenging 40-7 loss to Royal School Armagh. In October, he contributed a try and a conversion in a match against Campbell College, Belfast.
Robinson's consistent performances have made him a standout player for both Ulster and Letterkenny RFC. His recent match-winning drop goal has further cemented his status as a player to watch in Northern Irish rugby.
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