World Rugby U20 Championship 2019 Pool C Match Saturday 08 June 2019 - 15:30 12 RACECOURSE STADIUM, ROSARIO

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World Rugby U20 Championship 2019 Pool C Match Saturday 08 June 2019 - 15:30 12 RACECOURSE STADIUM, ROSARIO NEW ZEALAND U20 SCOTLAND U20 1 George Dyer Waikato 1 Andrew Nimmo Glasgow Hawks 2 Shilo Klein Canterbury 2 Rory Jackson Edinburgh Acadamy 3 Kaliopasi Uluilakepa Wellington 3 Will Hurd Cardiff Metropolitan University 4 Taine Plumtree Wellington 4 Ewan Johnson Racing 92 5 Tupou Va'ai Taranaki 5 Ross Bundy Stirling County 6 Kaylum Boshier (Capt.) Taranaki 6 Jack Hill Durham University 7 Jeriah Mua Bay of Plenty 7 Teddy Leatherbarrow Sale Sharks 8 Simon Parker Waikato 8 Kwagga van Niekerk Lions 9 Taufa Funaki Auckland 9 Murray Scott Watsonians 10 Fergus Burke Canterbury 10 Nathan Chamberlain (Capt.) Bristol Bears 11 Etene Nanai-Seturo Counties Manukau 11 Jack Blain Heriot's FP 12 Quinn Tupaea Waikato 12 Robbie McCallum Club Rugby Complutense Cisneros 13 Billy Proctor Wellington 13 Rory McMichael Heriot's FP 14 Lalomilo Lalomilo Bay of Plenty 14 Lommond MacPherson Watsonians 15 Scott Gregory Northland 15 Oliver Smith Ayr Replacements Replacements 16 Kianu Kereru-Symes Hawke's Bay 16 Ewan Ashman Sale Sharks 17 Oliver Norris Waikato 17 Murphy Walker Stirling County 18 Tamaiti Williams Canterbury 18 Euan McLaren Ayr 19 Fletcher Newell Canterbury 19 Mak Wilson Melrose 20 Cullen Grace Canterbury 20 Cameron Henderson Stirling County 21 Samipeni Finau Waikato 21 Marshall Sykes Ayr 22 Kohan Herbert Bay of Plenty 22 Tom Marshall Newcastle Falcons 23 Devan Flanders Hawke's Bay 23 Roan Frostwick Currie 24 Leroy Carter Bay of Plenty 24 Connor Boyle Watsonians 25 Rivez Reihana Auckland 25 Ross Thompson Glasgow Hawks 26 Dallas Mcleod Canterbury 26 Grant Hughes Stirling County 27 Cole Forbes Bay of Plenty 27 Cameron Anderson Stirling County 28 Leicester Fainga'anuku Tasman 28 Matt Davidson London Scottish Referee Nika Amashukeli (Georgia) TV Match Official Santiago Borsani (Argentina) Assistant Referee 2 Martin Cordoba (Argentina) Performance Andy MacPherson (Scotland) Reviewer Assistant Referee Craig Evans (Wales) © World Rugby 2019. Compiled: 07/06/2019 19:45..

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