Australian wing James Ramm signed for Saints from the NSW Waratahs ahead of the 2022/23 season.
The English-qualified outside back became a regular for the Tahs in Super Rugby after announcing himself in style with a try on debut in 2020, becoming a mainstay in the Sky Blues’ backline and one of the competition’s top performers in clean breaks, defenders beaten, and metres carried.
Ramm came through the Colts system at Randwick – playing in the Shute Shield competition for the Sydney side – before also representing the Sydney Rays in Australia’s National Rugby Championship ahead of joining the Waratahs’ Gen Blue Academy.
He was selected for the Junior Wallabies in 2018, pulling on the Australia jersey at that year’s World Rugby Under-20s Championship, and the 6’3” flyer has also balanced his playing career with studying for a degree in bio-medical engineering at the University of New South Wales.
Ramm started his journey in rugby later than most having been a prodigious gymnast in his youth, specialising in the floor and vault disciplines and competing at the Australian Institute of Sport.
