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Super Rugby standouts included in Australia U20 squad to play New Zealand and Fiji

Mac Grealy. (Photo by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images)

The Junior Wallabies have confirmed their 31-player squad ahead of the upcoming Oceania Rugby tournament to be played on the Gold Coast.

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Featuring 11 professionally contracted players, the squad boasts representation from five of the national academies and the Australian men’s sevens program.

Headlined by recent Super Rugby debutants Mac Grealy and Tom Hooper, the side also features the Melbourne Rebels breakout recruit, Carter Gordon.

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      Jordan Williams will join the Junior Wallabies program on loan from the Australian Sevens, while Zane Nonggorr, Reesjan Pasitoa, Josh Flook, Lachie Albert are also set to debut for the Junior Wallabies, having missed out in 2020 due to the tournament’s cancellation.

      “31 players have been selected after a difficult selection discussion going over the 65 players who have contributed to the past two Junior Wallaby camps,” Junior Wallabies head coach Nathan Grey said.

      “A handful of players with Super Rugby experience will add to the academy and club players from across Australia.

      “They will be representing themselves, family, friends, and others their age who would love the opportunity to play in an abbreviated Oceania Competition.”

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      The squad will assemble on June 27th in Queensland before taking part in the Oceania Championship in early July.

      Junior Wallabies squad for Oceania:

      Lachie Albert, Brumbies, Western District Lions
      Siosifa Amone, Force, Associates
      George Blake, Reds, Bond Uni
      Wilson Blyth, Reds, Bond Uni
      Hugh Bokenham, Waratahs, Sydney Uni
      Dan Botha, Waratahs, Sydney Uni
      Adrian Brown, Waratahs, Eastwood
      Luke Callan, Force, Wanneroo
      Josh Canham, Rebels, Harlequins
      Nick Chan, Waratahs, Randwick
      Ben Dowling, Waratahs, Randwick
      Josh Flook, Reds, Brothers
      Carter Gordon, Rebels, Wests Brisbane
      Mac Grealy, Reds, University of Queensland
      Tom Hooper, Brumbies, Tuggeranong Vikings
      Alex Masibaka, Force, Associates
      Hamish Moore, Waratahs, Easts
      Titi Nofoagatotoa, Reds, Brothers
      Zane Nonggorr Reds, Bond Uni
      Dan O’Brien, Waratahs, Randwick
      Reesjan Pasitoa, Brumbies, Western District Lions
      Ben Pollack, Gordon
      Billy Pollard, Brumbies, Uni Norths Owls
      Will Roach, University of Queensland
      Sione Taufui, Waratahs, Sydney Uni
      Kalani Thomas, Reds, University of Queensland
      Zephaniah Tuinona, Brumbies, Queanbeyan Whites
      Glen, Vaihu, Rebels, Wests Brisbane
      Harry Vella, Reds, Brothers
      Jordan Willliams, AU7s, Parramatta
      Teddy Wilson, Waratahs, Easts

      – Rugby Australia

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