Australian Schools for Octoibe
After the Australian Schools Championship played at St Ignatius, Riverview in Sydney, two teams were announced to represent Australian Schools. In October they will play against national school teams from Fiji and New Zealand.
There are 23 players in each squad.
Newington College of Sydney, a Methodist foundation which is celebrating its 150th birthday this year, has most players in the Australian Schools side – four in all and there are another three in the A side.
St Joseph's College of Hunters Hill, Sydney, a Marist Brothers foundation, has next most – three in the Australian Schools side and two more in the A side.
Fixtures:
The matches will all be played at Knox Grammar School, Wahroonga.
1 October 2013
Australian Schools vs Fijian Schools
Australia Schools A vs New Zealand
5 October 2013
Australian Schools vs New Zealand
Australia Schools A vs Fiji
Schools teams:
Australian Schools: Joshua Anderson (Oakhill College), Lachlan Cannell (Newington College), Andrew Deegan (St Joseph's College), Junior Fakaosilea (St Patrick's College), Vunipola Fifita (Newington College), Ned Hanigan (St Joseph's College), Adrian Henley (St Peter's Lutheran College), Henry Hutchison (St Ignatius College), Harry Jones (Barker College), Andrew Kellaway (The Scots College), Alex Mafi (St Joseph's Nudgee College), Jack McCalman (The Kings School), Connal McInerney (Erindale College), Taane Milne (Newington College), Tepai Moeroa (Newington College), Fereti Sa'aga (Thornbury High), Matthew Sandell (St Joseph's College), Faaope Satui (Trinity Grammar), Mitchell Short ( Scots College), Moses Sorovi (St Peter's Lutheran College), Mitch Third (The Southport School), Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco (Endeavour Sports High), Brad Wilkin (Iona College)
Australian Schools A: Carlin Anderson (Ipswich Grammar School), Joel Brown (The Southport School), Sam Clifton (The Southport School), Angus Crichton (The Scots College), Tyson Davis (Barker College), Adrian Delore (Whitebridge SHS,), Hosea Fotukava (St Ignatius College), Matt Gibbon (St Joseph's Nudgee College), Evander Guttenbeil (The Southport School), Landon Hayes (Ipswich Grammar School), Maclean Jones (St Joseph's Nudgee College), Liam Jurd (Toowoomba Grammar School), Ollie Kamp (The Scots College), Nick Koutsoukis (Waverley College), Joey Lussick (Newington College), Doug MacMillan (Anglican Church Grammar), Keith Morgan (St Edmund's College), David Morris (Newington College), Blake Phillips (Clarkson SHS), James Todd (Ipswich Grammar School), Jason Tomane (St Edmund's College), Mesui Tufui (Newington College), James Tuttle (St Joseph's Nudgee College)
NB St Joseph's College is in Sydney, popularly known as Joeys.
St Joseph's Nudgee College is in Brisbane.