Pumas Medical Team
Caring for our players is the Pumas top priority and as such we have assemble a top team to not only treat our players on match day, but offer sound advice to aid any recovery needed.
Hayley Selby
Club Rugby Safe Lead
Hayley is a parent and volunteer who has been with the Puma Cubs since its very beginnings in 2017. Being the parent of a young boy interested in playing rugby locally she was keen to help get the Mini and Junior arm of the club off the ground.
Originally volunteering as Safeguarding Officer, then in May 2019 also taking on the role of Youth Chair, she has seen the Puma Cubs go from strength to strength with the help of a dedicated team of volunteers behind her.
Hayley says "Seeing the enjoyment of the children playing each Sunday, makes it all worthwhile. We have a great club and we should all be very proud of what we have achieved".
Beth Hollis
Club Physio
Beth studied at the University of Kent obtaining a First Class Honours for her Sports Therapy degree and a Distinction in her Sports Therapy and Advance Rehab Masters. During and after qualifying, Beth worked with rugby teams, football teams and for a musical theatre school in London.
Beth is also a keen netball player and dog lover. If she’s not working on a Saturday game day, you will most likely see her running after her 2 year old daughter pitch side instead!
Bronwyn Jacobs
1XV First Aider
I first started supporting the Pumas as the 2XV game day manager back in 2016/17 , since then I have been supporting with pitch side on and off throughout the years.
Pumas have always been a great team to be involved in with them always looking to support the develop of the staff around them, including myself where they have put me through a range of courses to help give the players the best experience on match days.
Sarah Davies
2XV First Aider
Sarah has been volunteering for the 2XV for a year after coming to watch Pumas with her family.
As a Senior Rehab Assistant in the community, Sarah is trained in assessing individuals to establish their rehab needs. Sarah is first aid trained, has a level 3 in Counselling skills and Health and Social Care. She is also trained in Sports Massage and support strapping.
She keen to progress her career to qualify as a physiotherapist
