Jamie Edward George (born 20 October 1990) is an English professional

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player who plays as a hooker for

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club

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and the England national team.

Early life

George played for local team Hertford RFC in his youth, until he was asked to join the Saracens Academy. George was educated at

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and captained the Haileybury 1st XV for two years, in Lower Sixth and Upper Sixth, while also being a regular for the 1st XV in Y11.

Club career

George has played for Saracens since 2009 after training in the Saracens Academy from the age of 14. He had a short loan spell at Southend Saxons in the lower tiers of English rugby in 2008–09, however quickly caught the attention of Bobby Walsh in the Saracens management team to return the following season.

2009–14

In November 2009 George made his professional club debut for the Saracens first team against

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in the

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. However this was the only appearance he was to make that season. He continued his development playing for the Saracens Storm in the A league. The 2010–11 season was George's first season for the Saracens first team. He played most of the season as an understudy to

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who he described as "one of the most talented blokes I’ve ever met in my life". In the season he made 20 appearances and scored two tries, helping Saracens to secure a home semi-final in the Premiership. He was an unused substitute in the final as Saracens defeated

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to win their first ever league title. In May 2014 George was a second-half replacement in the 2014 Heineken Cup final as they finished runners up to

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and the following weekend saw Saracens lose against

in the Premiership final.

2014–18

George started the 2015 Premiership Final, and was the centre of added pressure and attention due to his promotion to the England squad. George responded well and starred during the match against

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, running in one try from over 30-metres out, and passing the ball to

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for his try. On 14 May 2016 George was a second-half replacement in the

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as Saracens beat

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to become champions of Europe for the first time. Later that month they defeated

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to complete their first ever domestic and European double. In the 2016–17 season George started for the side that defeated

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in the 2017 European Rugby Champions Cup final at

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to retain their European title. The following season saw George win his fourth league title with Saracens as they were victorious against Exeter in the Premiership final.

2018–22

George started for the team as they repeated their domestic and European double achievement of 2015–2016. They beat

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in the 2019 European Rugby Champions Cup final at

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to become European champions for the third time in four years. He then scored two tries in the Premiership final as Saracens defeated

to retain their league title. In July 2020, George signed a new three-year contract with Saracens. However this deal ensured that he would play in the

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the following season, after his club were relegated following breach of salary cap. George scored a try in the

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play-off final as Saracens defeated

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to gain promotion and an immediate return to the Premiership.

2022–present

In their first campaign back in the top flight George started the 2022 Premiership final as Saracens were defeated by Leicester to finish runners up. The following season saw George win his sixth Premiership title starting in the 2023 final as Saracens beat

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to become league champions again.

International career

England

George started for the England side that finished runners up to

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at the

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. He scored a try against

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during the 2010 Six Nations Under 20s Championship and was a member of the squad that finished fourth at the

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. In January 2014 George represented England A against

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and Scotland A. On 29 May 2015 George was promoted to England's extended 50-man training squad for the 2015 Rugby World Cup. He had replaced veteran

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in the squad after Hartley was suspended for

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George in a Saracens vs Northampton Saints fixture. On 22 August 2015 George made his Test debut replacing

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in a World Cup warm Up fixture against

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. Five days after making his debut he was included in coach Stuart Lancaster's 31-man squad for the

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. His only appearance during the tournament came in their final pool fixture against

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as the hosts failed to reach the knockout phase. In January 2016, George was announced in new coach Eddie Jones' first senior England squad for the

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and on 6 February 2016 made his first tournament appearance as a replacement for captain Hartley in their opening round 15–9 victory against

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. England went on to complete the

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. Later that year George scored his first international try in the final test of their summer tour of Australia to complete a series

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. England retained their title during the

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, missing out on a consecutive grand slam with defeat in the final game away to

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which also brought an end to a record equalling eighteen successive

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victories. George was included in the squad for the

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and scored a try in their opening pool fixture against

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. He started all three knockout games against

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in the quarter-final, victory over

in the semi-final and defeat to

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in the

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as England finished runners up. On 31 October 2020 George scored a try on his 50th cap as England defeated

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to win the

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. The following month saw him become the first hooker to score a

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for the England men's team in their opening fixture of the

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against

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. He also started in the final of that competition as England defeated

in extra-time to win the tournament. George scored tries against Italy and Ireland during the

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. Later that year he was selected for the

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and played every minute of their quarter-final victory over

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and semi-final elimination against champions South Africa. George also featured in their last fixture of the tournament as England defeated

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to finish third and claim a bronze medal. Ahead of the 2024 Six Nations, George was made England captain, replacing

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. In November 2024, he earned his 97th cap for England, captaining the side and scoring two tries in a 59–14 win over

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during their final fixture of the 2024 Autumn Nations Series. This equalled the all-time record for England caps by a hooker, pulling level with former teammate

. In January 2025, although he was selected for the senior training squad, he relinquished the England captaincy to Saracens teammate

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for the

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. In February 2025, he was named on the bench for the second round fixture of the tournament against

. This was the first test match he had been involved in since relinquishing the captaincy. He came on as a substitute as England won 26–25 in the final minute of the game. In the process, he became the most capped England hooker of all time overtaking Dylan Hartley.

British and Irish Lions

George was selected as a member of the 2017 British & Irish Lions squad. George featured in six matches on the tour including against the

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. The opening Test against

was his first international start having previously played all seventeen of his England caps coming off the bench, a world record for most tests without a start. George played the full 80 minutes in the second test, setting up

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's winning try. He started the draw in the final match as the series ended level. George was also picked by coach

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for the

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. He played in the opening game against

and three more tour matches but did not participate in the Test series.

Career statistics

List of international tries

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Honours

; England * 3×

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winner:

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* 1×

winner:

* 1×

winner:

* 1×

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runner-up:

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* 2×

runner-up:

2025 So far, the year has seen the continuation of major armed conflicts, including the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Sudanese civil war (2023–present), Sudanese civil war, and the Gaza war. Internal crises in Bangladesh post-resignation v ...

* 1×

bronze medallist:

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; Saracens * 3×

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winner: 2015–16, 2016–17, 2018–19 * 6×

winner:

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, 2014–15, 2015–16, 2017–18, 2018–19,

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* 1×

winner:

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* 1×

runner-up: 2013–14 * 2×

runner-up: 2013–14, 2021–22 ; Individual * 3×

Team of the Season: 2014–15, 2016–17, 2018–19 * 2×

Community Player of the Season:

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, 2014–15

References

External links

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