
Quan Horn is now a two-time award winner. It was back in 2023 that the full-back first received the Ironman prize, which is given to the player who has racked up the most minutes in the regular Vodacom URC season.
Now Mr Consistent has done it again, and he even surpassed his previous best.
During the 2022-23 season, he was on the field for 1,428 minutes as he started all 18 games.
This time around, he took the term ever-present to a new level as he posted a tally of 1,440 minutes played, meaning he didn’t miss a single minute of the season!
It’s been a remarkable effort from the 24-year-old Springbok who says: “As a player, being part of the match-day 23 ignites confidence knowing you are backed week-in and week-out.”
Quan Horn was also a strong contender for the Playmaker Award, which was awarded to Jack Walsh (Ospreys).
A word too for DHL Stormers wing Leolin Zas, who was just ten minutes behind Horn, having also started every regular season game in the league.
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