this new structure. Despite the first half being a close 14–12 at half time, Scotland ran away with the match in the second half, scoring a further 3 tries to win 37–12. Mana Otai had hoped to keep White on board for the World Cup, and until December 2014, there had still been no official announcement on White's future with Tonga. Montpellier On 30 December, Jake White was announced as the new boss for French club Montpellier, where he would oversee all coaching aspects for the club. This came after a poor run of results in both the 2014–15 Top 14 season and the 2014–15 European Rugby Champions Cup. Already Montpellier's forwards coach Mario Ledesma had been sacked, with backs coach Stéphane Glas also tipped to be getting the boot. However, on White announcement, Glas would remain at the club with former Springbok Shaun Sowerby joining the backroom staff as the new forwards coach. Fabien Galthié who was in charge of the club before White, will still remain with the club but it is still unclear what role he will play in the new set-up. "...He also held positions in the IRB as a consultant, as well as in the South African Rugby Legends Association's upliftment programmes for underprivileged people" Springbok coaching record and achievements By year By Country Resume and summary of achievements Before becoming coach of South Africa: Jeppe High School for Boys First XV – Hooker Jeppe Old Boys Under 20 – Hooker Johannesburg College of Education First XV – Hooker 1982–1985 Coached Park Town Boys High First XV 1986–1994 Worked as a Physical Education teacher 1986–1988 Coached 14a, 15a 1989–1994 Coached Jeppe Boys High School First XV. Unbeaten in 1991 and 1994, beating Grey High School 46–0 in his last game as coach. 1995 Attended International Coaching Congress 1995–1997 Director of Coaching for Transvaal Rugby Union Fitness Coach and Technical Adviser for Gauteng Lions in Super 12 1997 National Coaching Congress 1997-1999 Technical advisor for Springboks 1999 Assistant Coach for Springbok U-21 2000 Assistant Coach to the Natal Sharks 2000–2001 Springboks Assistant Coach Level 4 coaching certificate White's notable achievements as Springbok head coach include: Winning the Tri Nations (2004) Winning the World Cup (2007) Taking South Africa from 6th on the IRB World Rankings (2003) to 1st (2007) IRB International Coach of the Year (2004, 2007) Biggest score ever achieved by a Springbok side (134–3