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Scotland Depth Chart 1 Pierre Schoeman Jamie Bhatti Rory Sutherland Darryl Marfo Ross Dunbar Shaun Gunn 2 Stuart McInally Dave Cherry Mike Willemse Cameron Fenton Fraser Renwick Finlay Scott 3 WP Nel Simon Berghan Pietro Ceccarelli Murray McCallum Jack Stanley Dan Winning Duncan Ferguson 4 Ben Toolis Lewis Carmichael Murray Douglas Jamie Hodgson 5 Grant Gilchrist Fraser McKenzie Callum Hunter-Hill Calum Atkinson 6 John Barclay Luke Crosbie Nick Haining Jack Mann Archie Erskine 7 Hamish Watson Jamie Ritchie Mungo Mason Rory Darge 8 Viliame Mata Magnus Bradbury Ally Miller Connor Boyle Henry Pyrgos Charlie Shiel Roan Frostwick Robbie Davis EDINBURGH 9 10 Jaco van der Walt Simon Hickey Jason Baggott Paul Cunningham 11 Duhan van der Merwe Kalione Nasoko Damien Hoyland 12 Matt Scott Chris Dean Juan Pablo Socino Adam Hall 13 Mark Bennett James Johnstone George Taylor Andrew Mitchell 14 Darcy Graham Eroni Sau Jack Blain 15 Blair Kinghorn Dougie Fife Rufus McLean BLUE: Internationally capped (Scotland) RUGBY SKY BLUE: Internationally capped (Scotland Sevens) WHITE: Internationally capped (Argentina) PURPLE: Internationally capped (Fiji) PINK: Internationally capped (Fiji Sevens) GREEN: Internationally capped (Italy) RED: Internationally uncapped squad player ORANGE: Academy player 1 Oli Kebble Alex Allan George Thornton Murphy Walker 2 Fraser Brown George Turner Grant Stewart Kevin Bryce 3 Zander Fagerson D’Arcy Rae Siosiua Halanukonuka Adam Nicol Charlie Capps Euan McLaren 4 Rob Harley Tim Swinson Kiran McDonald Cameron Henderson 5 Jonny Gray Scott Cummings Andrew Davidson Marshall Sykes 6 Ryan Wilson Adam Ashe Bruce Flockhart 7 Callum Gibbins Chris Fusaro Thomas Gordon 8 Matt Fagerson Tevita Tameilau Matt Smith 9 George Horne Ali Price Nick Frisby Kaleem Barreto 10 Pete Horne Brandon Thomson Ross Thompson 11 DTH van der Merwe Nikola Matawalu Lee Jones Lelia Masaga GLASGOW 12 Sam Johnson Stafford McDowall Patrick Kelly 13 Huw Jones Nick Grigg Ratu Tagive Ollie Smith 14 Tommy Seymour Kyle Steyn Robbie Nairn Logan Trotter 15 Adam Hastings Ruaridh Jackson Rory Hughes BLUE: Internationally capped (Scotland) SKY BLUE: Internationally capped (Scotland Sevens) WHITE: Internationally capped (Canada) PURPLE: Internationally capped (Fiji) WARRIORS BLACK: Internationally capped (New Zealand) OXBLOOD: Internationally capped (Tonga) RED: Internationally capped (USA) GREEN: Internationally uncapped squad player ORANGE: Academy player 1 Allan Dell Gordon Reid Jamie Bhatti Alex Allan Rory Sutherland Darryl Marfo George Thornton Moray Low Kyle Traynor Murphy Walker Ross Dunbar Jack Owlett 2 Stuart McInally Fraser Brown George Turner Jake Kerr Grant Stewart Dave Cherry Cameron Fenton Kevin Bryce Ross Ford James Malcolm Alun Walker Fraser Renwick 3 WP Nel Simon Berghan Zander Fagerson D’Arcy Rae Murray McCallum Jon Welsh Adam Nicol Charlie Capps Euan McLaren Jack Stanley Dan Winning Duncan Ferguson 4 Richie Gray Ben Toolis Rob Harley Lewis Carmichael Andrew Davidson Murray Douglas Kiran McDonald Glen Young Jamie Hodgson Cameron Henderson Archie Erskine Ewan Johnson 5 Jonny Gray Grant Gilchrist Tim Swinson Scott Cummings Fraser McKenzie Callum Hunter-Hill Anton Bresler Ollie Atkins Calum Atkinson Marshall Sykes Ross Bundy Adam Sinclair 6 John Barclay Sam Skinner Dave Denton Blade Thomson Adam Ashe Luke Crosbie Mitch Eadie Bruce Flockhart Lewis Wynne Guy Graham Charlie Jupp Blair McPherson 7 Hamish Watson Jamie Ritchie John Hardie Gary Graham Luke Hamilton Matt Smith Chris Fusaro Mungo Mason Thomas Gordon Connor Boyle Rory Darge Teddy Leatherbarrow 8 Magnus Bradbury Ryan Wilson Josh Strauss Matt Fagerson Cornell du Preez Nick Haining Ally Miller Devante Onojaife Johnnie Beattie Kwagga van Niekerk Jack Mann Tom Dodd 9 Ali Price Greig Laidlaw George Horne Henry Pyrgos Charlie Shiel Sam Hidalgo-Clyne Scott Steele Kaleem Barreto Sean Kennedy Nathan Fowles Gus Warr Roan Frostwick 10 Finn Russell Adam Hastings Pete Horne Duncan Weir James Lang Jason Baggott Ross Thompson Nathan Chamberlain Josh Henderson Fraser Lyle Paul Cunningham Tom Heathcote 11 Sean Maitland Tommy Seymour Lee Jones Rory Hughes Robbie Nairn Logan Trotter Ruaridh McConnochie Robert Beattie Harvey Elms Ross McCann Alex Coombes Dougie Flockhart 12 Sam Johnson Duncan Taylor Matt Scott Chris Dean Stafford McDowall Phil Burleigh George Taylor Johnny Williams Fraser Dingwall Fraser Strachan Robbie Fergusson Robbie McCallum 13 Huw Jones Mark Bennett Alex Dunbar Nick Grigg James Johnstone Rory Hutchinson Patrick Kelly Ollie Smith Cameron Anderson Sam Pecqueur George Spencer Andrew Bulumakau 14 Darcy Graham Byron McGuigan Kyle Steyn Damien Hoyland Chris Harris Jack Blain Jamie Farndale Max McFarland Nyle Godsmark Joseva Nayacavou Rory McMichael Ben Robbins 15 Stuart Hogg Blair Kinghorn Dougie Fife Ruaridh Jackson Greig Tonks Tom Brown Glenn Bryce Alex Tait Gavin Lowe Rufus McLean Paddy Dewhirst Jack Cuthbert SKY BLUE: Scotland Sevens ORANGE: Edinburgh BLUE: Glasgow Warriors PURPLE: Premiership exile MAGENTA: Championship exile PINK: Scottish Super Six RED: Top14 Exile GREEN: Pro14 Exile BLACK: Mitre 10 Cup exile OLIVE: Super Rugby exile SCOTLAND YELLOW: Division de Honor exile Tim Visser has retired from international rugby.
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