Six foot four Scotland qualified wing with 10.6 sec 100m to make Edinburgh debut

Former Bristol winger Freddie Owsley will make his Edinburgh debut in Friday’s European Challenge Cup clash with Brive.

The former sprinter has a 10.67 100m time and all with a 6’4 frame. Owsley is qualified for Scotland through his grandmother, who is from Govan.

Scotland international Darcy Graham will return on the other wing while centre Cammy Hutchison and Fijian number eight Mesu Kunavula also come back from injury, the latter making his first start of the season.

Rob Kearney and Alfie Barbeary – A Lion and a Wasp | RugbyPass Offload | Episode 17

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Rob Kearney and Alfie Barbeary – A Lion and a Wasp | RugbyPass Offload | Episode 17

Former Harlequins lock Glen Young will make his first start for the club and Dave Cherry is back in the team while Stuart McInally is available again as one of the replacements.

Head Coach Mike Blair said: “We were obviously frustrated with last weekend’s loss to London Irish, however, after a good week of training you can feel the buzz around the squad to get a reaction and we’re really excited to be back in front of our home support at DAM Health Stadium this Friday night.

“We’ve made a number of changes to the squad and we’re excited to see those guys get their chance, including Freddie, who’s had to remain patient for his opportunity but has really invested in himself by working hard at his game and driving his self-improvement.

“We’ve spoken this week about physicality and speed of thought but also around engaging our supporters by imposing our game on Brive.”

Luke Crosbie, James Lang and Ramiro Moyano are all listed among Edinburgh’s unavailable players.

EDINBURGH TEAM:
15. Emiliano Boffelli
14. Darcy Graham
13. Mark Bennett
12. Cammy Hutchison
11. Freddie Owsley
10. Blair Kinghorn
9. Charlie Shiel
1. Pierre Schoeman
2. Dave Cherry
3. Angus Williams
4. Glen Young
5. Grant Gilchrist
6. Jamie Ritchie
7. Hamish Watson
8. Mesulame Kunavula

Replacements:
16. Stuart McInally
17. Harrison Courtney
18. WP Nel
19. Marshall Sykes
20. Ben Muncaster
21. Henry Pyrgos
22. Charlie Savala
23. Henry Immelman