Duwayne Smart

Duwayne Smart

Full name	Duwayne Enslin Smart
Date of birth	(1987-08-08) 8 August 1987
Place of birth	George, South Africa
Height	1.82 m (5 ft 11 1⁄2 in)
Weight	78 kg (12 st 4 lb; 172 lb)
School	George High School
Rugby union career
Position(s) Winger Current team [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] Youth Career 2005 [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] 2006 [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] 2007–2008 [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] Amateur team(s) Years Team Apps (Points) 2013 Evergreens 6 (5) Senior career Years Team Apps (Points) 2008 [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] 10 (25) 2009–2011 [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] 7 (10) 2011 [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] 2 (5) 2014 [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] 4 (25) 2014–present [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] 6 (5) Correct as of 30 April 2015

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Duwayne Enslin Smart (born 8 August 1987) is a South African professional rugby union player, currently playing with the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]]. His regular position is on the wing.

Career

Youth

As a native of George, Smart represented his local provincial side, the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] at youth level, playing for their Under-19 side in the 2005 Under-19 Provincial Championship. He spent 2006 in Welkom, representing the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]]s in the 2006 Under-21 Provincial Championship before returning to George for the 2007 Under-21 Provincial Championship.

SWD Eagles

Smart made his first class debut for the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] during the 2008 Vodacom Cup competition; he started their home match against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in the opening round of the competition and helped them to a 33–27 victory. Despite playing off the bench in their next match, he opened the scoring for the SWD Eagles in their 20–58 defeat to defending champions [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]]. He also started in their loss to the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in Johannesburg before scoring his second senior try in a 26–27 defeat to the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in Uniondale. He played against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in Rustenburg before scoring two tries in their 50–12 victory over the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in their final match of the campaign to finish with a tally of four tries to make him SWD Eagles' top try scorer for the campaign. However, it wasn't enough to help his side into the quarter-finals, finishing in fifth spot in the Southern Section of the competition.

Smart was also involved in their Currie Cup campaign; he made his debut in the Currie Cup competition in their 2009 Currie Cup First Division match against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in a 31–34 defeat. He played in their match against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in Potchefstroom, as well as the return fixture in George, where he scored his first try in the Currie Cup competition in a 35–34 victory.

Pumas

In 2009, Smart made the move to Witbank-based outfit the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]]. He made two appearances for them in the 2009 Vodacom Cup – he came on as a replacement in their match against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in their first match in the competition and started their final match against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]], scoring a try for them in a 24–37 defeat. He made three appearances for the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] during the 2009 Currie Cup First Division; he came on as a late replacement in their matches against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in East London and former side [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] and started their final match of the season against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in Witbank, scoring a try in a 43–26 win to help them finish top of the log. Despite Smart not being involved, the Pumas won their semi-final against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]], as well as the final against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] to win their second First Division title. They also won a two-legged promotion play-off series against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] to win promotion to the Premier Division for 2010.

Smart made two appearances for the Pumas during the 2010 Currie Cup Premier Division – starting their 15–38 opening day defeat to the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] as well as their 25–58 defeat to [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] – as the Pumas finished seventh on the log. He was named in the Pumas squad for the 2011 Vodacom Cup competition, but didn't make any appearances.

Return to SWD Eagles

After making just seven appearances in two-and-a-half years at the Pumas, Smart returned to the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] during the 2011 Currie Cup First Division. He scored a try for them on his return to the side, in a 45–53 defeat to the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in Kempton Park and also played in their final match of the season against eventual champions the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]], but could not help the SWD Eagles reach the semi-final play-offs.

Club rugby / SWD Eagles

Smart played club rugby for Progress in the SWD Premier League in 2012 and then moved to Pacaltsdorp-based side Evergreens that recently qualified for the first edition of the SARU Community Cup in 2013. He made three appearances for them in Pool D of the round-robin stage of the competition, scoring a try in their match against Old Selbornians to help them qualify for the finals held in George. He featured in all three of their matches in the finals, but could not prevent them losing all three of their matches to finish eighth overall in the competition.

Smart earned another provincial call-up, however, being included in the SWD Eagles' squad for the 2014 Vodacom Cup. It proved to be a very prolific season for him; a late try in the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]]' 47–52 opening-day defeat to the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] was followed by a brace in their match against Kenyan invitational side [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in a 51–7 victory in Crawford and another brace in their next match, a 46–17 victory against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in Swellendam. Smart's five tries – equal to team-mate Hentzwill Pedro's tally, but one behind Alshaun Bock's six in the competition – helped the SWD Eagles to qualify for the quarter-finals of the competition, where they were eliminated by [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in Kimberley.

Boland Cavaliers

Smart made the move to rival Western Cape side the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] prior to the 2014 Currie Cup qualification series, where a spot in the 2014 Currie Cup Premier Division was up for grabs for the team that won the competition. He made his debut for his new side in their match against the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]] in Welkom and after also playing against [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]], he scored his first try for Boland Cavaliers eleven minutes into a 35–20 victory over the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]]. They finished fifth to remain in the 2014 Currie Cup First Division and Smart made one appearance in that competition, a 19–27 defeat to eventual champions the [[{{{tan}}}|{{{t}}}]].

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