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Hyron Andrews was a player for the South African Lions team, competing in the Champions Cup. His death occurred in a hotel on the Ile de Ré, shortly before the scheduled match against Stade Rochelais.
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Rugby: Hyron Andrews, player of the South African Lions team, died in a hotel on the Ile de Ré before the match against La Rochelle
The emergency services, who intervened this Friday shortly after 10:20 a.m. in Sainte-Marie-de-Ré, noted a cardio-respiratory arrest and tried to resuscitate the player, in vain.
Death of Hyron Andrews: who was the South African Lions player who died before the Champions Cup match against La Rochelle?
PORTRAIT - The South African province revealed, this Friday, the identity of the player who died in a hotel on the Ile de Ré, before the match against Stade Rochelais.
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South African player Hyron Andrews, member of the Lions, died in a hotel on the Ile de Ré before the Champions Cup match against La Rochelle. His identity was revealed by the South African province this Friday. Stade Toulousain is preparing its debut against Exeter in search of a seventh continental title.
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