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Northampton Saints confirm full 56-man squad for rest of season and 2020/21 campaign

Chris Boyd, Northampton Saints DOR. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

Following yesterday’s announcement that 19 first team-players had agreed contract extensions with the club, Northampton Saints have now confirmed their full squad list for the remainder of the 2019/20 season and the duration of the 2020/21 campaign.

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A total of 11 new faces arrive at Franklin’s Gardens, with director of rugby Chris Boyd leading a group of 56 players in total.

Nick Isiekwe, Shaun Adendorff, Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi, Nick Auterac and Tom Jame are among the new recruits, while 66% (37/56) of Northampton’s senior squad have come through the club’s Academy system.

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      Dylan Hartley, Heinrich Brüssow, Cobus Reinach and Jamie Gibson have all moved on from the Saints squad that began the current campaign.

      Boyd’s coaching group remains unchanged for the 2020/21 season, with Sam Vesty (Attack Coach), Ian Vass (Defence Coach), Phil Dowson (Forwards Coach) and Matt Ferguson (Assistant/Scrum Coach) at the helm.

      Mark Hopley (Head of Academy) leads a Senior Academy group of 15 players, supported by Jake Sharp (Academy Skills Coach), Alex O’Dowd (Academy Programme Manager), Will Parkin (Junior Academy Development Manager) and James Craig (DPP Manager).

      The Saints sat fourth in the Premiership table, 10 points off leaders Exeter, when the season was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic earlier this year.

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      Northampton Saints squad:

      PROPS
      Nick Auterac
      Owen Franks
      Karl Garside
      Paul Hill
      Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi
      Emmanuel Iyogun*
      Ehren Painter
      Ed Prowse*
      Alex Waller
      Francois van Wyk

      HOOKERS
      Callum Burns*
      James Fish
      Mikey Haywood
      Jack Hughes*
      Samson Ma’asi
      Reece Marshall
      Sam Matavesi

      LOCKS & LOOSE FORWARDS
      Shaun Adendorff
      Lewis Bean
      Alex Coles
      Teimana Harrison
      Nick Isiekwe (season-long loan, starting 1 August)
      Courtney Lawes
      Lewis Ludlam
      Alex Moon
      Ollie Newman*
      Api Ratuniyarawa
      David Ribbans
      Kayde Sylvester*
      JJ Tonks*
      Tui Uru*
      Tom Wood

      SCRUM-HALVES
      Tom James
      Alex Mitchell
      Henry Taylor
      Connor Tupai

      FLY HALVES
      Dan Biggar
      James Grayson
      Tommy Mathews*

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      CENTRES
      Reuben Bird-Tulloch*
      Fraser Dingwall
      Piers Francis
      Ethan Grayson*
      Rory Hutchinson
      Tom Litchfield*
      Matt Proctor

      WINGERS
      Tom Collins
      Josh Gillespie*
      Dani Long-Martinez*
      Taqele Naiyaravoro
      Ryan Olowofela
      Ollie Sleightholme

      FULL-BACKS
      Tommy Freeman*
      George Furbank
      Harry Mallinder
      Ahsee Tuala

      * Senior Academy 2020/21

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