Gavin Whittaker

Gavin Whittaker

Infobox rugby league biography
playername = Gavin Whittaker
fullname = Gavin Whittaker


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position = Front-row
currentclub = Retired
dateofbirth =
placeofbirth =
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height =
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club1 = Canterbury Bulldogs
year1start = 1993
year1end = 1995
appearances1 = 7
tries1 =
goals1 =
fieldgoals1 =
points1 = 0
club2 = Gold Coast Chargers
year2start = 1996
year2end =
appearances2 = 19
tries2 =
goals2 =
fieldgoals2 =
points2 = 16
club3 = Western Suburbs Magpies
year3start = 1997
year3end =
appearances3 = 1
tries3 =
goals3 =
fieldgoals3 =
points3 = 0
club4 = Gold Coast Chargers
year4start = 1997
year4end = 1998
appearances4 = 11
tries4 =
goals4 =
fieldgoals4 =
points4 = 0
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Gavin Whittaker is a former Australian professional rugby league player for the Bulldogs, Gold Coast and the Western Suburbs Magpies. He primarily played in the front-row.

External links

* [http://www.bulldogs.com.au/main.php?page=player&id=590 Bulldogs profile]
* [http://rugbyleagueproject.com/players/Gavin_Whittaker.html Gavin Whittaker at the "Rugby League Project"]


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