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BBC News
12-06-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Brown-Bampoe signs Exeter contract extension
Exeter winger Paul Brown-Bampoe has signed a contract extension with the Premiership club after a breakout first 23-year-old moved to Exeter last summer having been at Durham University and has quickly become one of the most exciting young talents in the Chiefs made his debut on the opening day of the season as an early replacement and went on to feature 23 times in all competitions - scoring 21 tries, including 10 in the Premiership and European Champions have not disclosed the length of his new deal."It's fantastic news that Paul has decided to extend his contract with us - he was clearly one of our key performers this season," director of rugby Rob Baxter said. "He is a guy with huge potential and one of those players we fully expect to see pushing for international honours very shortly."As I've said to a lot of the guys re-signing, we will be trying to build a team involving them that will be challenging at the top end of the Premiership. That will obviously help them with their international ambitions."We see Paul being key to the ambitions we, as a club, have for the future, so this is a very important signing for us."Brown-Bampoe scored five tries in the final five league matches of the season and was one of the few bright points in a campaign which saw the Chiefs finish a club-worst ninth place in the top was tipped for a promising career after scoring five tries in three pre-season matches and also notched seven tries in two Premiership Rugby Cup games against Cornish Pirates as he ended the season as Exeter's top try scorer."I am delighted to be re-signing at Chiefs," Brown-Bampoe added."It's an environment that has allowed me to grow both my understanding and passion for the game."The Chiefs faithful have accepted me as one of their own and I am beyond excited to continue to grow and serve this club."
BBC News
31-05-2025
- General
- BBC News
Sale hang on to beat Exeter and reach play-offs
Gallagher PremiershipExeter (5) 26Tries: Brown-Bampoe, Hodge, Haydon-Wood, Capstick Cons: Hodge 3 Sale (20) 30Tries: Maasi-White, Rodd, Cowan-Dickie Cons: Ford 3 Pens: Ford 3 Sale secured third place in the Premiership and a play-off semi-final at Leicester with a 30-26 victory over Exeter in a tense encounter at Sandy Brown Bampoe's 20th-minute try briefly put the home side in front before Sale's superb attack kicked into gear as Rekeiti Maasi-White and Bevan Rodd went under the posts to give Sharks a 20-5 lead at the break. Josh Hodge pulled a try back for the hosts soon after the restart and, when Will Haydon-Wood cut the gap to four points Sale looked worried. Dan Frost had a fourth Exeter try disallowed for a knock on with 18 minutes left, but former Chiefs favourite Luke Cowan Dickie forced his way over with 12 minutes left to seal victory for Sale. Richard Capstick got a fourth try for Exeter with three minutes left to set up a tense finish as the hosts ended the season with two losing bonus win ensured Sale finish third in the table after second-placed Leicester beat bottom side Newcastle at home - ensuring a trip to Welford Road for the Sharks in next week's semi-finals. Exeter: Hodge; Brown-Bampoe, Slade, Tua, Wyatt; Skinner, Townsend; Blose, Yeandle (capt), Iosefa-Scott, Tuima, Molina, Vermeulen, Capstick, RootsReplacements: Frost, Sio, Roots, Tshiunza, Moloney, Cairns, Haydon-Wood, VintcentYellow card: Roots (39)Sale: Carpenter; O'Flaherty, R du Preez, Ma'asi-White Reed; Ford, Quirke; Rodd, Cowan-Dickie, Opoku-Fordjour, van Rhyn, Hill, J-L du Preez, B Curry (capt), D du McElroy, McIntyre, John, Bamber, Dugdale, Warr, James, card: Ma'asi-White (47), Warr (74)Referee: Christophe Ridley
