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Canan Moodie skipped school, shot straight to URC

Simnikiwe Xabanisa

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Canan Moodie has made an instant impression at the Bulls. Photo: Sydney Mahlangu / BackpagePix

Canan Moodie has made an instant impression at the Bulls. Photo: Sydney Mahlangu / BackpagePix

Less than a year later, not only has the 19-year-old made his first-class debut for the Bulls, he is also entrenched in the starting line-up of their United Rugby Championship (URC) team, having looked at home at this level from the moment he made his debut against the Lions in late January.

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