Angus Roberts (born 17 December 1990) is a professional Australian rugby union player for the Melbourne Rebels. His preferred positions are fullback and flyhalf.

Roberts was educated at Saint Ignatius' College, Riverview^[2] and represented his school in Rugby Union for six years.^[3]

He began playing rugby as a junior with the Gunnedah Red Devils.^[3] In 2012 he played for Sydney University in the Shute Shield.^[4] Roberts resided at St John's College from 2010 to 2012, playing rugby for the College in the intercollegiate Rawson Cup throughout this period.

The Sydney University Rugby Club 2012 season preview described him thus: "His strengths are his composure, speed of foot and long kicking game. Gus is quite a big 10 and has only been playing the position for a year now, to which he has already caught the eye of the Super Franchises. Gus has some silky skills and a great deal of potential, which he has worked hard on during the off season to develop."^[1]

He scored a last minute try and conversion that won the Sydney University the 2012 Shute Shield.^[5]

Roberts commenced in a two-year contract with the Melbourne Rebels in 2013.^[4][6][7] In March 2013, the Rebels named Roberts at fullback for the Round 4 battle with the Reds in Melbourne.^[8][9] This was to be his Super Rugby and Rebels debut.^[8][10][11]

For his gap year,^[when?] Roberts travelled to Somerset in England. He worked as an assistant at Sexey's School and played rugby for Castle Cary RFC.^{[citation needed]} In 2012 Roberts was in his third year of studying Exercise Management at The University of Technology Sydney.