Mzwandile Stick, the esteemed South African assistant coach, has made an important career decision to partner with well-known agency Roc Nation Sports International.

This strategic decision marks a significant step at this stage of his career, allowing Stick to focus on his core passion of coaching, while receiving comprehensive support for his broader aspirations.

Stick, renowned for his immense passion and dedication to the sport, emphasises that his primary focus remains on his coaching duties with the national rugby team, while welcoming the assistance of a comprehensive support team.

“Coaching is what I live for,” Stick stated. “It’s where my heart is, and I want to ensure that I can continue to give my all to the team, but I fully appreciate the value of having a strong team behind me, and feel it is the right time to take this step with Roc Nation Sports International.”

Stick’s influence extends beyond match results and trophies. He is deeply committed to making a positive difference in people’s lives, using his platform to inspire and empower others, and this partnership with Roc Nation Sports International will amplify these efforts, allowing him to reach a wider audience and create meaningful change.

RNSI president Michael Yormark welcomed Stick to the ‘Roc Fam’.

“Mzwandile Stick is a remarkable individual, both as a coach and as a person. His passion, integrity, and commitment to making a difference align perfectly with our values, and we are so excited to see him become the first coach from South Africa to join RNSI.

“We are fully committed to supporting his coaching goals and off-field ambitions, while also assisting in facilitating commercial opportunities and building his profile.”

CONGRATULATE STICK ON HIS ACHIEVEMENT

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Src: TheSouthAfrican.com - https://rugga.co.za/springboks/historic-stick-becomes-first-sa-coach-to-join-roc-nation-sports-international/