Elliott Obatoyinbo
Obatoyinbo is a talented golfer who plays off scratch.
Elliott Obatoyinbo spent the summer of 2018 in Wellington to continue his development, and has now become a regular in the Saracens matchday squad.
The winger, who can also play at full-back, spent several weeks in the New Zealand’s capital with the Mitre 10 Cup side’s Academy and featured in the local club league.
On his return to North London, the former England youth international spent time with Ampthill in National One and stepped up for game time with London Scottish in the Championship.
Obatoyinbo made his senior debut for Saracens in October 2018 in the Premiership Rugby Cup and was part of Storm’s successful Shield-winning side.
He now has 25 appearances for the first team, and his quick feet and impressive attacking game have seen him cross the try-line regularly for the Men in Black.
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