Team Sheets World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 5Th Place Semi Final Match Monday 20 June 2016 - 19:45 21 AJ BELL STADIUM, SALFORD

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Team Sheets World Rugby U20 Championship 2016 5th Place Semi Final Match Monday 20 June 2016 - 19:45 21 AJ BELL STADIUM, SALFORD SCOTLAND U20 AUSTRALIA U20 Murray McCallum Faalalie Sione 1 1 Heriot's FP Royals Lewis Anderson Jordan Uelese 2 2 Ayr Melbourne University, Melbourne University Zander Fagerson Tyrel Lomax 3 3 Glasgow Warriors Vikings Callum Hunter-Hill Lukhan Lealaiaulolo-Tui 4 4 Stirling County Easts Scott Cummings (Capt.) Isack Rodda 5 5 Glasgow Hawks Easts Lewis Wynne Robert Leota 6 6 Stirling County Melbourne University Jamie Ritchie Liam Wright 7 7 Edinburgh Rugby Easts Alastair Miller Maclean Jones 8 8 Melrose Queensland University Hugh Fraser James Tuttle (Capt.) 9 9 Heriot's FP GPS Adam Hastings Mack Mason 10 10 Bath Rugby Easts Ben Robbins Liam McNamara 11 11 Currie Sunnybank Matt McPhillips Sione Tuipolotu 12 12 Currie Souths Tom Galbraith Liam Jurd 13 13 Melrose Queensland University Robbie Nairn Campbell Magnay 14 14 Harlequins GPS Blair Kinghorn Jack Maddocks 15 15 Edinburgh Rugby Eastern Suburbs Replacements Replacements Fraser Renwick Ed Craig 16 16 Hawick Eastwood Dan Elkington Richie Asiata 17 17 Melrose Easts Callum Sheldon Shambeckler Vui 18 18 Leeds University University WA Alex Craig Harrison Hockings 19 19 Gloucester Rugby Queensland University Scott Burnside Angus Scott-Young 20 20 Boroughmuir Queensland University Charlie Shiel Harry Nucifora 21 21 Currie Bond University Cammy Gray Jordan Jackson-Hope 22 22 Currie Vikings Reuben Norville Simon Kennewell 23 23 Hartpury College Randwick Referee Craig Evans (Wales) TV Match Official Keith Lewis (England) Assistant Referee 1 Juan Sylvestre (Argentina) Assistant Referee 2 Philip Watters (England) © World Rugby 2016. Compiled: 19/06/2016 18:58..

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