Le Hoang Anh dramatically transformed into a young professional Canadian rugby player

When he was a K3 student at FPT Hoa Lac High School, no one thought that the young frog Le Hoang Anh would one day become a professional rugby player in Canada. Yet Hoang Anh has become the football player Dwayne Le in the land of red maple leaves with an inspiring story about his journey of effort.

Former Frogman Le Hoang Anh - student of class 3, FPT Hoa Lac High School. Photo: Internet.

Le Hoang Anh, a promising name, has made a strong impression when becoming a young professional rugby player in Canada. His transformation is not only a change in appearance but also shows his efforts and desire to conquer his sports dream. Originating from his passion for sports and a foundation of persistent training, Le Hoang Anh has gradually affirmed his talent on the field. The combination of abundant physical strength, skillful techniques and tactical thinking has helped him stand out in the fiercely competitive environment of rugby. With determination and perseverance, he has overcome difficult challenges to achieve this success. Le Hoang Anh is not only the pride of his family and hometown but also an inspiration for many young people to pursue their sports dreams.

For Hoang Anh, FSchool is the foundation for his dream. Recalling the reason for becoming a Nhai Ben, Hoang Anh confided: “I am not a person who likes to be constrained, so I wanted to study at a comfortable school, not putting too much pressure on knowledge in a clichéd way, and allowing me to freely explore my strengths. That day, I chose to study at FSchool because I saw that this was exactly such a school, very different from other high schools that I had researched.” After coming to FSchool to study as a boarder, Hoang Anh also learned soft skills and practiced discipline, independence, and self-study ability. Just like that, the days at FSchool accumulated for Hoang Anh a lot of luggage that he later realized was really necessary for his journey to become a rugby player in a foreign land. Talking about the reason for choosing rugby, Hoang Anh said: “After researching, I was very interested in rugby because it is a highly team sport. I decided to go to tryouts with the Victoria Spartans team in the U18 tournament in British Columbia. I will always remember what the coaches said about me: “He is natural”. From that moment, I decided that rugby was my passion in life.” – Hoang Anh emotionally recalled.

Hoang Anh when playing rugby for the London Beefeaters team in the Canadian National Youth League. Photo: Internet.

On the way to becoming a young professional rugby player in the red maple leaf country, Hoang Anh also encountered many failures. Hoang Anh's most memorable loss was in the U18 final match of the British Columbia region. "I missed the decisive hit and helped the opponent score the final point of the match. After the result was determined, my best friend on the team cried a lot and I still can't forget that defeat" - Hoang Anh sadly recalled. The sweat on the training ground was not wasted. After 3 years of playing professional rugby, he brought home an admirable list of achievements: Silver medal in the U18 tournament in British Columbia with the Victoria Spartans club in 2018, U23 champion in the Ontario region with the London Beefeaters club in 2019, 3rd place in the national championship in 2019. Hoang Anh revealed that he is currently participating in the Canadian Junior Football League in Canada.

The Hometown section of the contest card says Hanoi, Vietnam of Hoang Anh. Photo: Internet.

Through both success and failure, months of hard training and moments of stepping onto the podium of glory, but the thing that makes Hoang Anh most proud when talking about his rugby "career" is the first moment he saw his competition card, in the Hometown section it said Hanoi, Vietnam. "When I held the competition card and saw the name "Hanoi, Vietnam", I felt like I was representing Vietnam to compete in an international playground like CJFL (Canadian Junior Football League). That was the most unforgettable moment in my life", Hoang Anh said. As Hoang Anh said, the boy born in 2000 is still diligently writing his dream of becoming a young professional rugby player in the red maple leaf country. Coc Doc and Friends wish Hoang Anh will always be steadfast to conquer higher achievements in the future with his constant efforts, efforts and positive energy. Hopefully in the future, he will continue to shine and contribute to raising the status of rugby in Canada and the world./ .

Thanh Tung