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He spent two years at the Tigers' youth academy, and later spent two years at Colston's Collegiate School in Bristol . Varndell returned to the Tigers in 2004 , and made a quick impact in the Premiership . In his second appearance with the Tigers senior side, he recorded the fastest Hat Trick of tries in Premiership history, doing so in a 13-minute span against Worcester . Through 20 of 22 rounds of the 2005-06 Guinness Premiership , he leads the Premiership in tries, with 12. Also in 2005, Varndell made his debut for both national teams within one week. On 26 November , he scored a try against Manu Samoa at Twickenham in his first full 15-man international. Then, on 1 and 2 December, he made his England Sevens debut in the Dubai Sevens , the first tournament in the 2005-06 World Sevens Series . Varndell was the tournament's leading try scorer as England claimed the title. EXTERNAL LINKS |
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