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2015 ARU 7s Age Championships and Commonwealth Youth Games

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Nev Cottrell (35)
Not sure about the official announcement but I think all the boys who have made the team have been informed.


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Hugh Jarse

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Rocky Elsom (76)
Australian Boys Sevens squad for the 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games in Apia, Samoa:

1. Dylan RILEY (Utility) Hope Island QLD. The Southport School, Gold Coast, QLD
2. Simon KENNEWELL (Utility) Collaroy NSW. Newington College, NSW
3. Tom WRIGHT (Back) Coogee NSW. St Josephs College, Sydney, NSW
4. Robert LEOTA (Forward) Thornbury VIC. Thornbury High School, VIC
5. Oisin CLARKEN (Back) Doveton VIC. Hallam Senior College, VIC
6. Josh COWARD (Back) Greensborough VIC. St Patricks College, Ballarat, VIC
7. Harrison GODDARD (Back) Kenthurst NSW. Oakhill College, NSW
8. Lachlan ANDERSON (Forward) Kellyville NSW. Oakhill College, NSW
9. Henry HUTCHISON (Back) Randwick NSW. Randwick Rugby Club, NSW
10. Liam McNAMARA (Back) Runcorn QLD. Sunnybank Rugby Club, QLD
11. Jayden NGAMANU (Back) Madeley WA. Brisbane Boys College, QLD
12. Tim ANSTEE (Utility) Baulkham Hills NSW. William Clarke College, NSW


From ARU Media

Australian Boys Sevens Head Coach Hugh Carpenter has selected a 12-man squad - including 2015 National Youth Sevens Championship Player of the Tournament Tom Wright - that is both balanced and features plenty of variety in its ranks. Players from New South Wales represent half the squad with three players from Victoria, two from Queensland and one from Western Australia.

Hugh Carpenter said: “I’m very excited to take this talented group of boys to Samoa. Seven of these boys are also involved the upcoming Australian Schoolboys Program, with five of them making the top team.

“I’m excited to see someone like Henry Hutchison, in action. He adds to the strength of this squad. He brings a load of experience having played first grade for Randwick this year and previously playing two years consecutively for the Australian Schoolboys.”

“A lot of these players will no doubt feature in Super Rugby or the Australian national Sevens program in the coming future which can only be great for Australian Rugby."

The Boys competition at the 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games will take place at the Apia Park Sports Complex between Wednesday 9 September to Friday 11 September, featuring eight teams including Australia, England, Fiji, hosts Samoa and South Africa.
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Hugh Jarse

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Rocky Elsom (76)
Australian Girls Sevens squad for the 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games in Apia, Samoa (in alphabetical order):

Shenae CIESIOLKA (Utility) Westbrook, QLD
Dominique DU TOIT (Back) Toowoomba, QLD
Eseta FANGALOKA (Forward) Goodna, QLD
Jayme FRESSARD (Back) Watanobbi, NSW
Demi HAYES (Forward) Toowoomba, QLD
Taylor MAPUSUA (Forward) Banyo, QLD
Samantha MAXWELL (Utility) Cootamundra, NSW / ACT Rugby
Raecene McGREGOR (Back) Yagoona, NSW
Shanice PARKER (Utility) Yangebup, WA
Mackenzie SADLER (Utility) Kensington Park, SA
Emma SYKES (Back) Sippy Downs, QLD
Laura WALDIE (Back) Camp Hill, QLD

From ARU Media:
Coach Dale Roberson has selected an exciting squad that boasts five Youth Olympic Games Gold Medallists - three of whom are contracted to the national Women's Sevens program. Seven of the players are from Queensland, two from New South Wales and one player from the ACT, Western Australia and South Australia.

Roberson said: "It is a credit to the strength in depth of talent in the Women's game that it wasn't an easy to whittle the numbers down to 12. I've been impressed with the quality that all the players have shown across the various camps at Narrabeen since the initial squad was chosen – there is seriously healthy competition for starting spots.

"While we are using this tournament as a brilliant opportunity to expose the players to international competition, we have plenty of big-game experience in the squad which should stand us in good stead. I’m particularly looking forward to seeing Shanice Parker and Demi Hayes challenge themselves against some of the best girls in the world in their age groups.”

The Girls competition at the 2015 Commonwealth Youth Games will take place at the Apia Park Sports Complex between Wednesday 9 September to Friday 11 September, featuring hosts Samoa, Canada, Fiji, Papua New Guinea and the Cook Island.
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Fred Wood (13)
Uncle Joe said:
He has been tapped on the shoulder by the loig scouts. He has signed with the Sea Eagles for 3 years
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Yep - just saw that on Manly Sea Eagles FB page.
A great opportunity for Tom - but a pity another great union talent seemingly locked into the other code (for good).
 
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Sydney Middleton (9)
Hugh Jarse said:
Could be a shadow player being called up for Tom WRIGHT, who seems to have been tapped on the shoulder by the Team Rehab Selectors (knee).
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HJ, SEdwards Qld has the call up according to CYG Aus Team Handbook: http://www.commonwealthgames.org.au/

http://www.commonwealthgames.org.au/

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Hugh Jarse

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Rocky Elsom (76)
Simon Kennewell didn't play for Newington in their round 8 AAGPS game against Joeys.

Will he be right in time for the CYG team?
 
Uncle Joe

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Herbert Moran (7)
would not want to lose T Wright and S Kennewell from this team. They would have been about the first two chosen.
 
Hugh Jarse

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Rocky Elsom (76)
More changes to the team due to Hutch being called up to the National squad, and Wright's knee injury.
http://www.rugby.com.au/News/NewsAr...omm-Youth-Games-squad-Schedules-released.aspx
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Pic: Tuaina Tuilima - G&GR Archive

Henry Hutchison has been promoted to the senior national Sevens squad that will travel to New Zealand for a mini-series against the All Blacks Sevens in Rotorua while Tom Wright has suffered a serious knee injury and will be unavailable.

Queenslanders Sam Edwards and Tuaina Tualima have been called up as their replacements.

Coach Hugh Carpenter said: "Sam [Edwards] is a strong hard-running winger who likes contact and already has a fine pedigree. I'm also delighted to welcome in Tuaina [Tualima] to the squad. He's a fine player who will offer a point of difference."
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1. Dylan RILEY (Utility) Hope Island QLD. The Southport School, Gold Coast, QLD
2. Simon KENNEWELL (Utility) Collaroy NSW. Newington College, NSW
3. Tuaina TUALIMA (Utility) Sunnybank Rugby Club, QLD
4. Robert LEOTA (Forward) Thornbury VIC. Thornbury High School, VIC
5. Oisin CLARKEN (Back) Doveton VIC. Hallam Senior College, VIC
6. Josh COWARD (Back) Greensborough VIC. St Patricks College, Ballarat, VIC
7. Harrison GODDARD (Back) Kenthurst NSW. Oakhill College, NSW
8. Lachlan ANDERSON (Forward) Kellyville NSW. Oakhill College, NSW
9. Sam EDWARDS (Back) University of Queensland Rugby Club, QLD
10. Liam McNAMARA (Back) Runcorn QLD. Sunnybank Rugby Club, QLD
11. Jayden NGAMANU (Back) Madeley WA. Brisbane Boys College, QLD
12. Tim ANSTEE (Utility) Baulkham Hills NSW. William Clarke College, NSW

The squad has one final camp in Brisbane next week before flying to Apia this Friday.
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Pic: Sam Edwards - G&GR Archive


Australian Boys Sevens fixtures in Apia, Samoa, 9-11 September
Australia v Samoa, Pool A, 3.50pm AEST, Weds 9 September
Australia v Cayman Islands, Pool A, 10.50am AEST, Thur 10 September
Australia v Fiji, Pool A, 2.10pm AEST, Thur 10 September
Medal Semi-Finals from 4.40pm AEST, Thur 10 September
Gold Medal Match, 10.20am AEST, Fri 11 September

Australian Girls Sevens fixtures in Apia, Samoa, 9-11 September
Australia v Cook Islands, Pool Stage, 2.44pm AEST, Weds 9 September
Australia v Fiji, Pool Stage, 5.16pm AEST, Weds 9 September
Australia v Tonga, Pool Stage, 9.44am AEST, Thur 10 September
Australia v Canada, Pool Stage, 12.42pm AEST, Thur 10 September
Australia v Samoa, Pool Stage, 3.30pm AEST, Thur 10 September
Gold Medal Match, 9.50am AEST, Fri 11 September
 
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