Richie McCaw
Early Life
Richard (Richie) McCaw was born on the 31st of December 1980 in Oamaru, Otago.
He attended Hakataramea Primary School then went to Otago Boys High School and was head boy. He then went on to Lincoln university. He had one sibling and her name is Joanna McCaw. His parents are Don mccaw and margaret McCaw. His wife Gemma, was in the Black Sticks and they have a 3 month old daughter named Charlotte.
Rugby Days
Richie thirst game for canterbury was in 2000 and played 145 test matches and won 4 super rugby titles and 3 as captain. In 2001 in made his debut for the All Blacks against Ireland in Dublin and then went off to win 2 world titles and also be captain and played 145 and 110 as captain and had one bad injury and finished playing in 2015.
Helicopter Licence
He help schools that don't have much by delivering milk by holicoter and playing games with them. When the earthquake happened in kaikoura help also with the port hills fire by dropping water to put the fire out and saving christchurch.
Accomplishments
He has gotten into the new zealand all blacks helping kids with being a milkman by dropping milk with his helicopter and alsos dropping water on the portale hills fires showing other people how to be a leader.
Conclusion
Richie mccaw was born on 31st of december 19080 in oamaru otago he went to Hakataramea Primary School then went to Otago Boys High School and was head boy He then went on to Lincoln university and his family is sister is Joanna McCaw and their parents are Don mccaw and margaret McCaw. His wife is Gemma, was in the Black Sticks and they have a 3 month old daughter named Charlotte. Richie thirst game for canterbury was in 2000 and played 145 test matches and won 4 super rugby titles and 3 as captain in 2001 he made his debut for the all blacks against ireland in Dublin and then went off to win 2 world titles and also be captain and played 145 and 110 as captain and had one bad injury and finished playing in 2015. He has help kids by dropping milk to schools that don’t have much by helicopter and he also played games with them and then went on to help the portale hill fire in christchurch by dropping water to help out. thank you for coming to my blog
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