Leigh Halfpenny has been a stalwart of Welsh rugby for over a decade, renowned for his exceptional goal-kicking, defensive prowess, and consistency under pressure. Since making his debut for Wales in 2008, he has earned 101 caps and scored 801 points, making him the third-highest points scorer in Welsh rugby history. Halfpenny’s international career includes standout performances in the Six Nations, notably in 2013 when he was named Player of the Championship after scoring 74 points, including a record-equaling 19 penalties in a single tournament. At the club level, Halfpenny’s career has seen him play for Cardiff Blues, Toulon, Scarlets, and briefly for the Crusaders in New Zealand. With Toulon, he achieved significant success, including winning the European Rugby Champions Cup in 2015, where he scored 14 points in the final against Clermont. Halfpenny’s British & Irish Lions career is equally distinguished, touring in 2009,2013 and 2017 and being instrumental to the series win in Australia in 2013.