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Former Munster player appointed as new Hurricanes head coach
FORMER MUNSTER PLAYER and coach Jason Holland has been promoted to the role of Hurricanes head coach.
Holland’s elevation comes as a result of John Plumtree’s move to work for New Zealand under their new head coach Ian Foster.
Holland has been with the Hurricanes since 2016 where he worked as assistant coach for the Wellington-based club. The 47-year-old made 102 appearances for Munster between 1999 and 2008 before he started his coaching career with the province, then returning to New Zealand where he first worked as an assistant at Canterbury.
“I’m delighted to be offered the opportunity with a team I am really passionate about,” Holland said.
“We are obviously thrilled for Plum [Plumtree] who has deservedly been afforded an opportunity with the All Blacks and we have been working hard over the last few weeks to make the transition seamless for the squad who are thrilled for him, as well.”
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