| Name |
Dean Mumm |
| Position |
Lock/Flanker |
| Height |
196cm |
| Weight |
109kg |
| Date of Birth |
05/03/1984 |
| Super 14 Team |
Waratahs 2007- |
| Super 12/14 Points |
5 (1t) |
| Super 12/14 Caps |
25 |
| Test Points |
0 |
| Test Caps |
10 |
| Test Debut |
2008 v Ireland, Melbourne |
| Honours |
Australian Schoolboys 2002; Australian Barbarians 2004; Australian Under 21s 2005; Australia A 2007; Australian Wallabies 2008- |
| Senior Tours |
2008 Hong Kong & Europe |
A utility forward with a high work rate and a big future, DEAN MUMM used his maiden Qantas Wallabies campaign in 2008 to confirm the promise that had him ear-marked as a future international even prior to his Investec Super 14 debut with the Waratahs in 2007. After featuring in 12 of the ‘Tahs 13 matches during his maiden campaign, the Sydney University forward missed out on just two matches in his second season as the Waratahs made their way to the final against the Crusaders in Christchurch. Selection for the Qantas Wallabies followed, with Mumm making a brief appearance off the bench as a blood bin replacement against Ireland, to earn his first cap. His first Test start followed three weeks later, in the second international against France at Brisbane. Mumm then played a leading hand as a first half replacement for Daniel Vickerman in the Wallabies’ first win on South African soil for eight years, at Durban during the Tri-Nations.
The lanky New Zealand-born forward show cased his even handed temperament on that occasion as he hadn’t even been an original selection for that game, and only found out he would be involved on match morning, after food poisoning struck down Hugh McMeniman. Mumm rounded out a hugely satisfying year when he joined Luke Burgess and Mark Chisholm as the only players to appear in all six matches on the Wallabies Spring Tour.
2002 Won the GPS title with Kings first XV, captaining the side as well as NSW Schools and Australian Schoolboys.
2004 Member of Australian Barbarians squad, toured with Waratahs Development squad to Argentina.
2005 Member of Australian Under 21 squad for IRB World Championships, losing to South Africa in the final; Re-signed with Waratahs for two years in Super 14.
2006 Member of Waratahs Development squad for tour to British Isles
2007 Super 14 debut for Waratahs against Lions in Round one, going on to play in 12 of 13 matches for the year; selected for Australia A in Pacific Nations Cup; member of Sydney Fleet in Australian Rugby Championships.
2008 Featured in his first Investec Super 14 final for the Waratahs before going on to play 10 Tests for the Wallabies, making his first Test start against France at Brisbane.
