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2025 Super Rugby Under 16 and 19 series (u16's, 27th Sept - 2nd Nov) (u19's, 13th Sept - 5th Oct)

Rudderless

John Solomon (38)

U19's KICK OFF THIS SATURDAY




All games of Super Rugby AUS, Super Rugby U19 and Super Rugby U16 will be broadcast LIVE on Stan Sport and the rugby.com.au YouTube channel.


U16 SCHEDULE (all times local)

ROUND 1

ACT Brumbies v NSW Waratahs - 1pm Saturday 27 September - Viking Park, Canberra
Western Force v Victoria - 10.30am Sunday 28 September - Palmyra Rugby Club

ROUND 2
Queensland Reds v Victoria - 1.40pm Friday 3 October - Ballymore Stadium
NSW Waratahs v Western Force - 11am Sunday 5 October - Southern Districts

ROUND 3
NSW Waratahs v Queensland Reds - 2.10pm Saturday 11 October - Southern Districts
ACT Brumbies v Western Force - 3pm Saturday 11 October - TBC

ROUND 4
Victoria v ACT Brumbies - 1pm Saturday 18 October - La Trobe, Bundoora
Western Force v Queensland Reds - 1pm Sunday 19 October - Southern Lions RUFC

ROUND 5
Queensland Reds v ACT Brumbies - 10am Saturday 25 October - Ballymore Stadium
Victoria v NSW Waratahs - 2pm Sunday 26 October - La Trobe, Bundoora

GRAND FINAL
Sunday 2 November - TBC v TBC



U19 SCHEDULE (all times local)

ROUND 1

NSW Waratahs v Western Force - 10.30am Saturday 13 September - Warringah Rugby Club
Queensland Reds v ACT Brumbies - 1pm Sunday 14 September - Ballymore Stadium

ROUND 2
Western Force v ACT Brumbies - 12pm Saturday 20 September - Palmyra Rugby Club
NSW Waratahs v Queensland Reds - 1pm Sunday 21 September - Narrabri Rugby Club

ROUND 3
ACT Brumbies v NSW Waratahs - 3pm Saturday 27 September - Viking Park, Canberra
Western Force v Queensland Reds - 12.30pm Sunday 28 September - Palmyra Rugby Club

GRAND FINALS

Sunday 5 October - TBC v TBC
 

Major Tom

Alan Cameron (40)
Reds U19 team for round 1

Queensland Reds U19s

1 Jacob Job - Wests

2 Harry Solofa - Wests

3 Preston O'Brien - Souths

4 Kenny Harris - Bond University

5 Avery Thomson - GPS

6 Ezalle Matautia - Wests

7 Joe Stoddart - Easts

8 Angus Kelly - University of Queensland

9 James Prole - GPS

10 Charlie Bird - Wests

11 Ilan Cloete - Easts

12 Josh Takai - Brothers

13 Ryan Heaton (c) - Norths

14 Kiyan Gunewardene - Sunnybank

15 Tom Howard - University of Queensland

Reserves

16 Will Pamenter - Wests

17 Lucas Oxley - Souths

25 Salesi Kali - Wests

19 Will Pascoe - Wests

20 Keanu Rasch - Bond University

22 Stanley Keats - Wests

22 Netani Lesimaikimatuku - Sunnybank

23 Jackson Hill - Brothers

24 Oli Aleman - Norths
 

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Rudderless

John Solomon (38)
Reds U19 team for round 1
Reds v Brumbies




Brumbies U19 Starting XV


1 Nate Hepi
2 Ewald Kruger
3 Lochlan Smith
4 Jack Gordon
5 Billy Hansen
6 Cooper Eagle
7 Bailey Bouquiaux
8 Eli Langi (C)

9 Sam Watson
10 Chace Oates
11 Blake Miller
12 Dylan Bretton
13 Riley Whitfeld
14 Zander Ward
15 Jacob Johnston

Finishers

16 Will Hodge
17 Jeziah Sega
18 Brad Patmore
19 Thomas Alloggia
20 Charlie Baker
21 Marley Ngatai
22 Paddy McInally
23 Matthew Ribot
 
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Rudderless

John Solomon (38)
Waratahs v Force

Waratahs u19 team list


1. Nick Hill (Warringah)
2. Tyler Maybery (Randwick)
3. Edwin Langi (Eastern Suburbs)
4. Arthur Greer (Eastern Suburbs)
5. Aron Brennan (Warringah)
6. Luca Cleverley (Randwick)
7. Marshall Le Maitre (Northern Suburbs)
8. Toby Brial (Eastern Suburbs)

9. Sam Blank (Warringah)
10. Sebastian Newman (Southern Districts)
11. Tom Watts (Sydney University)
12. Zach Fittler (Eastern Suburbs)
13. Mitchell Holmes (Eastwood)
14. Tom Farr-Jones (Randwick)
15. Louis Fenwicke (Eastern Suburbs)


Replacements

16. Riley Osborn (Warringah)
17. Harper Strachan (Sydney University)
18. Justin Amituanai (Sydney University)
19. Ethan Hamilton (Hunter Wildfires)
20. Charlie Bull (Sydney University)
21. James Thompson (West Harbour)
22. Henry Conick (Sydney University)
23. Riley Evans (Randwick)
 
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Rudderless

John Solomon (38)
Western Force U19 team list



1. Zavier Hawira (Palmyra),
2. Cajun Arnfield (Wildfires, NSW),
3. Zane Wesley (Wanneroo),
4. William Crew (Southern Lions),
5. Manaia TeTana (cc) (Wanneroo),
6. Felix Cooper (Associates),
7. Luke Holt-Brown (Perth Bayswater),
8. Nathaniel Gallagher (Cottesloe),

9. Tamarangi Tunui (Wanneroo),
10. Brodie Mainwaring (Wanneroo),
11. Penijameni Naqau (Southern Lions),
12. Chris Jansen (Wanneroo),
13. Thomas Yates (Palmyra),
14. Iziah Lolohea (Nedlands),
15. Wallace Charlie (cc) (Southern Lions)

Reserves; Lachlan Cook (Cottesloe), Carter Tagaloasa (Endeavour Hills, Vic), Billy Krsticevic (Wests Scarborough), Xavier Vaauli (Wanneroo), Connor Hulme (Wests Scarborough), Conan Thiedeman (Southern Lions), Sonny Kani (Palmyra), Kade Davis (Wanneroo)

Travelling reserve; Josh Pulu (Perth Bayswater)
 
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The Ghost of Raelene

John Eales (66)
I reckon the NSW backrow could give the Force some grief. Their young but all seem like genuine pros in the making. As the game breaks down late Le Maitre will be a problem.

Tahs will need to kick it out when they choose to kick. Don't be giving Charlie open ground to return.
 

WoodysRFC

Fred Wood (13)
I reckon the NSW backrow could give the Force some grief. Their young but all seem like genuine pros in the making. As the game breaks down late Le Maitre will be a problem.

Tahs will need to kick it out when they choose to kick. Don't be giving Charlie open ground to return.
Excited to see how Charlie goes, assume he's likely to be the U20 fullback next season?
 

The Ghost of Raelene

John Eales (66)
Excited to see how Charlie goes, assume he's likely to be the U20 fullback next season?
We'll see how it pans out and if any guys from Super Rugby can filter back who may not be playing in this comp. You also might see a couple of guys from the 18s push for spots like Brial did last season.

He should definitely see some time with the 7s but I bet he can pick up heaps from Beale around the Force pre season.
 

The Ghost of Raelene

John Eales (66)
Can anyone throw out some names of guys to keep an eye on from their respective supported sides?

NSW:
Langi - BIG lump of human. Still perfecting his scrummaging as he got put at Lock quite a bit whilst a School Boy
Brial - Athletic and robust backrower. Probably taller than his brother Joe but similar style of big motor and going through you.
Le Maitre - Fast and attacking 7. Might not be the biggest guy but it's made up for in what he brings. People had same size critiques on Hooper intially.
Farr-Jones - Fast, genuine try scorer

Very Sydney GPS heavy preview there I know but it's what iv'e see a lot of. Someone throw some others out please.
 

Wilson

Tim Horan (67)
Can anyone throw out some names of guys to keep an eye on from their respective supported sides?

The QLD Reds media unit has you covered:

Hard to argue with anyone they've got there, but also worth keeping an eye on Brosnan and Muller. With the Reds needing some depth options at lock next year I reckon they'll be very keen to make the most of their opportunity here.

Edit: Sorry, thought this was the Super Aus thread, not the U19s
 

Red Runner

Ward Prentice (10)
Qld has a bit of a mish mash team. Some key players playing QLD and some playing Aust 18s. Probably the same of other states.

Tom Howard at fullback as played a few premier grade games and has been very exciting in colts.

Solafa a very skillfull and mobile hooker

Avery Thomson a decently sized busy lock

Kelly a former centre now moved to No 8 is fairly physical.

Bird was very good in the centres this year, but now 10? Apparently has played there previously.

Cloete had a very good colts season in the centres.

Talakai very good.

I like Keats from the bench.
 

Major Tom

Alan Cameron (40)
Can anyone throw out some names of guys to keep an eye on from their respective supported sides?

NSW:
Langi - BIG lump of human. Still perfecting his scrummaging as he got put at Lock quite a bit whilst a School Boy
Brial - Athletic and robust backrower. Probably taller than his brother Joe but similar style of big motor and going through you.
Le Maitre - Fast and attacking 7. Might not be the biggest guy but it's made up for in what he brings. People had same size critiques on Hooper intially.
Farr-Jones - Fast, genuine try scorer

Very Sydney GPS heavy preview there I know but it's what iv'e see a lot of. Someone throw some others out please.
I've heard Nick Hill can play both sides of the scrum. Be keen to see how he goes.
 
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