Former Bulls assistant coach Chris Rossouw has secured employment with a leading rugby institution in the Western Cape.
Paarl Gymnasium confirmed on Friday that the 49-year-old has been appointed as technical adviser and high-performance coach of the school’s rugby programme.
Rossouw will report directly to head of rugby Dawie Theron and work with the rugby management and coaching teams.
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“Chris brings a unique combination of experience, knowledge and a deep commitment to Paarl Gymnasium to this role,” Gimmies said in a statement.
Rossouw joined the Bulls in 2019 as backline and attack coach, working under Jake White. His time there included the 2020 Super Rugby Unlocked title, two Currie Cup trophy wins and four URC finals, ending with his dismissal in December 2025.
He is the younger brother of former Springbok winger Pieter Rossouw, Gimmies’ 1st XV coach.
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