1. Career
    Youth  Varsity Cup  Blue Bulls 

2. Bordeaux

3. Cheetahs

4. References

Christian Francois Schoeman (born 23 September 1991 in Pretoria, South Africa) is a South African rugby union player for the {{Rut Cheetahs}} in Pro14 and the {{Rut Free State Cheetahs}} in the Currie Cup.^[1] His regular position is fly-half.

Career

Youth

Schoeman played for Witbank-based outfit the {{Rut Pumas}} in the 2010 Under-19 Provincial Championship. He scored 69 points in just six matches for the {{Rut Pumas U19}} side^[2] to finish as the top scorer in Group B of the competition, 17 points ahead of Arno Poley of the {{Rut Falcons U19}}.

In 2011, he moved back to Pretoria to join the {{Rut Blue Bulls}}. Despite not playing for them in 2011, he made a big impact during the 2012 Under-21 Provincial Championship, contributing 115 points for the {{Rut Blue Bulls U21}} – third behind the {{Rut Sharks U21}}s Fred Zeilinga and the {{Rut Golden Lions U21}}s Marais Schmidt^[3] – to help the Blue Bulls clinch the title in this competition, scoring 14 points with the boot as they beat {{Rut Western Province U21}} 22–13 in the final.^[4]

Varsity Cup

Schoeman represented university side {{Rut UP Tuks}} in the 2013 Varsity Cup competition, scoring 23 points in the first four rounds of the competition before Handré Pollard was given a chance for the latter rounds of the competition, which UP Tuks eventually went on to win. He was the first-choice fly-half throughout the 2014 Varsity Cup however, scoring 48 points in his seven appearances,^[5] but failing to help his side qualify for the quarter-finals.

Blue Bulls

Schoeman was included in the {{Rut Blue Bulls}} squad for the 2013 Currie Cup Premier Division season and was even named on the bench for their match against the {{Rut Sharks (Currie Cup)}}, but failed to make an appearance.^[6]

At the conclusion of the 2014 Varsity Cup, he was included in the {{Rut Blue Bulls}} 2014 Vodacom Cup squad. He made his first class debut for them in their match against Gauteng rivals {{Rut Falcons}}^[7] and contributed 24 points to his side's 54–7 win, scoring a try and kicking five conversions and two penalties. Despite missing the first four rounds of the competition, he ended the competition in sixth place on the scorers list, contributing 60 points in five appearances.^[8]

His Currie Cup debut came during the 2014 Currie Cup Premier Division season, as he played off the bench in the second half of their match against {{Rut Western Province}}. He kicked two late penalties but that was not enough to stop the {{Rut Blue Bulls}} go down 23–18.^[9]

In 2015, he was also included in the {{Rut Bulls}} squad for the 2015 Super Rugby season and he was named on the bench for their Round Three match against the {{Rut Sharks}} in Pretoria.^[10]

Bordeaux

Schoeman joined Top 14 side {{Rut Bordeaux}} prior to the 2017–18 Top 14 season.^[11] He scored 42 points in 15 matches for the team in his only season at the club.

Cheetahs

Schoeman returned to South Africa to join the {{Rut Cheetahs}} prior to the 2018–19 Pro14, signing a contract with the Bloemfontein-based franchise until October 2020.^[12]

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