Tom Rogers set for lift off with Wales
After producing Barry John and Car Carwyn James, Cefneithin RFC have unearthed a new star: Tom Rogers.
Ross Harries
BBC Wales and Premier Sports presenter and author
Ross is a TV presenter, an experienced broadcast journalist, award-nominated author, real ale enthusiast and frustrated rock star. His most recent book, Behind the Dragon, was shortlisted for the Telegraph Rugby Book Of The Year Award, an accolade also bestowed on Bomb - his ghost-written autobiography of Wales' most decorated prop, Adam Jones. Ross has been the face of Welsh rugby for the best part of a decade, having presented Scrum V on the BBC since 2011. He continues to present their International Specials, and is part of BBC Network's Six Nations and Autumn International coverage. He is currently the lead anchor of Premier Sports' exclusive coverage of the Pro14, and a regular pitchside presence on BT Sport's European Champions Cup coverage.
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