Macs Page
Welsh rugby union player
Macs Page (born 17 December 2004) is a Welsh rugby union player who plays at centre for United Rugby Championship side Scarlets and the Wales national under-20 rugby union team.
Early life
From Pembrokeshire, he attended Ysgol y Preseli and played at youth level with Fishguard RFC minis and Crymych RFC’s Juniors and Youth teams. Page then concentrated on football, and was in the academy of Swansea City for three years.
Club career
Llanelli and Llandovery
Page made his debut for Llanelli RFC on 21 April 2022, in Llanelli’s final match of the season.
Page has also featured for Llandovery RFC. Page scored a try against Cardiff RFC to secure their place in the 2023–24 Indigo Group Premiership final. Llandovery won the final against Newport RFC, with Page starting on the wing. Page scored a hat-trick of tries against Newport RFC on 5 January 2025.
Scarlets
Page returned to rugby to link up with Scarlets at under-16 age group, before briefly returning to football for three months, until once again coming back to rugby. Page signed his first academy contract with the Scarlets on 9 November 2021. He was retained in the academy for the following season.
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