Honours
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- Kent Cup Finalist
- East Coast Challenge Cup Champion 2008
- London Wasps Trialist
- Accepted to Worcester Warriors Academy 2009
Timothy Wetjen (born 3 December 1991) is an English rugby union footballer.
Wetjen was born in Canterbury on 3 December 1991. He is a youth player at Maidstone Rugby Club [1] [2] but had been being pushed through the ranks. He has been trialled with professional side London Wasps in the 2008-2009 Season.[ citation needed ] He broke onto the International 7s scene in 2007 with the District squads around the London & SE sector. He suffered neck and back injuries in the 2006 season however battled back to fitness and under the wing of Pete Barford forced his way into the public eye once again.
| This section of a biography of a living person does not include any references or sources .(March 2009) |
- Kent Cup Finalist
- East Coast Challenge Cup Champion 2008
- London Wasps Trialist
- Accepted to Worcester Warriors Academy 2009
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