A South African-born lock will extend his stay with English champions Bath for another season after putting pen to paper on a new one-year deal.
Former Stormers hard man Quinn Roux, 35, has become a key figure in Bath’s engine room, particularly during a second-row injury crisis this season, and his renewal follows new deals for Tom de Glanville and Tom Carr-Smith.
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Roux, who has gone on to earn 16 Test caps for Ireland, joined Bath ahead of the 2022-23 campaign and has since chalked up 63 appearances in Blue, Black and White. He was also part of the club’s triple trophy-winning 2024-25 season.
A seasoned campaigner with experience in Super Rugby, the URC, the Top 14 and the Premiership, Roux has provided steel and leadership alongside fellow locks Charlie Ewels and Ross Molony at The Rec.
Committing to another year, Roux said: “The last few years with this club has been some of the most enjoyable years of my career. I’m not ready to end it just yet.”
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Bath Head of Rugby Johann van Graan welcomed the extension.
“One of the quieter men of the team, allowing his rugby to do the talking on the field, he has developed into a very important player on and off the pitch for our club.
“We are very glad that Quinn and his family will be continuing his journey at Bath.”
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A South African-born lock will extend his stay with English champions Bath for another season after putting pen to paper on a new one-year deal.
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