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Rugby World Cup Squads.Pmd World Cup Rugby Squads 2015 Page 1 Australia Page 2 England Page 3 Ireland Page 4 New Zealand Page 5 South Africa Australia’s 31-man Rugby World Cup squad, 2015 Wallabies Forwards Stephen Moore - C Brisbane Grammar School, Queensland Tatafu Polota-Nau Granviile South Creative & Performing Arts High, Guildford, NSW Greg Holmes Downlands College, Toowomba. Harlaxton, Queensland Sekope Kepu Wesley College, New Zealand Scott Sio Samoan James Slipper The Southport School, Gold Coast, Queensland Toby Smith Hamilton Boy’s High, New Zealand Kane Douglas Maclean High School, New South Wales Dean Mumm The King’s School. Parramatta, Sydney Rob Simmons The Southport School, Gold Coast, Queensland Will Skelton Hills Sports High School, Seven Hills, NSW Scott Fardy Barrenjoey High School, Avalon Beach, NSW Michael Hooper - VC St Pius X College, Chatswood, NSW Ben McCalman Kinross Wolaroi, Orange, NSW Sean McMahon St Joseph’s College, Nudgee Wycliff Palu Balgowlah Boy’s High, NSW David Pocock Anglican Church Grammar School, Brisbane, Queensland Wallabies Backs Will Genia Brisbane Boy’s College Nick Phipps The King’s School. Parramatta, Sydney Quade Cooper Anglican Church Grammar School, Brisbane, Queensland Bernard Foley St Aloysius College, Sydney Kurtley Beale St Joseph’s College, Hunters Hill, NSW Matt Giteau St Edmund’s College, Canberra Matt Toomua Brisbane State High School Adam Ashley-Cooper - VC Berkeley Vale High, Glenning Valley, NSW Israel Folau Marsden State High School, Brisbane Rob Horne Lugarno Public School, NSW Drew Mitchell St Patrick’s College, Shornecliffe, Brisbane Henry Speight Queen Victoria School, Fiji. Hamilton Boy’s New Zealand Joe Tomane Marsden State High School, Brisbane Tevita Kuridrani Corinda State High School, Queensland England’s 31-man Rugby World Cup squad, 2015 Brad Baritt Kearsney College, Durban South Africa Kieman Brokes Kirkham Grammar School, Lanchashire Mike Brown Wyvern College, Wiltshire Sam Burgess Heckmondwike Grammar School, West Yorkshire Danny Cave Prince Henry’s Grammar School, West Yorkshire Dan Cole Robert Smith Academy, Leicestershire Owen Farrell St Georges School, Hertfordshire George Ford St Georges School, Hertfordshire Jamie George Haileybury, Hertfordshire Alex Goode Oakham School, Rutland James Haskell Wellington College, Berkshire Jonathan Joseph Millfield, Somerset George Kruis St John’s School, SurreyW Alberts, HS Monument Joe Launchbury Christ Hospital, West Sussex Courtney Lawes Northampton School for Boys, Northamptonshire Joe Marler Heathfield Community College, East Essex Jonny May Hartpury College, Gloucestershire Ben Morgan Katherine Lady Berkeley’s School, Gloucestershire Jack Nowell Mounts Bay Academy Cornwall Geoff Parling Durham School, Co Durham Chris Robshaw Millfield, Somerset Antony Watson St George’s College, London Rob Webber Pocklington School, East Yorkshire Richard Wigglesworth Kirham Grammar School, Lancashire Tom Wood The Woodlands School, West Midlands Ben Youngs Gresham School, Norfolk Tom Youngs Gresham School, Norfolk Ireland’s 31-man Rugby World Cup squad, 2015 Props Tadgh Furlong (Leinster), St Augustine’s & Good Counsel College, Wexford Cian Healy (Leinster), Belvedere College, Dublin Jack McGrath (Leinster), St Mary’s College, Dublin Mike Ross (Leinster), St Colman’s College, Cork Nathan White (Connacht). Te Awamutu College, New Zealand Hookers Rory Best (Ulster), Portadown College, Co Armagh, Ulster Sean Cronin (Leinster), Ardscoil Ris, Co Limerick, Munster Richardt Strauss (Leinster). Blackrock College, Dublin Locks Iain Henderson (Ulster), Belfast Northern Academy, Ulster, Northern Ireland Paul O’Connell (Munster, capt), Ardscoil Ris, Co Limerick, Munster Donnacha Ryan (Munster), St Munchin’s College, Limerick Devin Toner (Leinster). Castleknock College, Dublin Back-rows Jamie Heaslip (Leinster), Newbridge College, Co Kildare Chris Henry (Ulster), Wallace High School, Lisburn, Co Antrim Jordi Murphy (Leinster), Blackrock College, Dublin Sean O’Brien (Leinster), Tullow Community School Peter O’Mahony (Munster). Presentation Brothers, Cork Scrum-halves Conor Murray (Munster), St Munchin’s College, Co Limerick Eoin Reddan (Leinster). Crescent College, Co Limerick Fly-halves Paddy Jackson (Ulster), Methodist College, Belfast, Northern Ireland Ian Madigan (Leinster), Blackrock College, Dublin Jonathan Sexton (Leinster). St Mary’s College, Dublin Centres Darren Cave (Ulster), Sullivan Upper School, Co Down Luke Fitzgerald (Leinster), Blackrock College, Dublin Robbie Henshaw (Connacht), Marist College Athlone, County Westmeath Jared Payne (Ulster). New Zealand Wings Tommy Bowe (Ulster), Royal School, Co Armagh Keith Earls (Munster), St Munchin’s College, Co Limerick Dave Kearney (Leinster), Clongowes Wood College, Co Kildare Simon Zebo (Munster). Presentation Brothers, Co Cork Full-back Rob Kearney (Leinster). Clongowes Wood College, Co Kildare New Zealand’s 31-man Rugby World Cup squad, 2015 Keven Mealamu Aorere College Codie Taylor Feilding High School Dane Coles Paraparaumu College Tony Woodcock Kaipara College Wyatt Crockett Otago Boy’s High Owen Franks Christchurch Boy’s High Ben Franks Christchurch Boy’s High Samuel Whitelock Feilding High School Brodie Retallick Christchurch Boy’s High Luke Romano Christchurch Boy’s High Richie Mc Caw Otago Boy’s High Jerome Kaino Papakura High Liam Messam Rotorua Boys Kieran Read Rosehill College Victor Vito Scots College, Wellington Sam Cane Tauranga Boy’s College Charlie Faumuina Papatoetoe High BACKS Aaron Smith Feilding High T J Perenara Mana College Daniel Carter Christchurch Boy’s High Colin Slade Christchurch Boy’s High Beauden Barrett Francis Douglas Memorial College Sony Bill Williams Mount Albert Grammar School Ma’a Nonu Rongotai College Malakai Fekitoa Wesley College Conrad Smith Francis Douglas Memorial College Waisake Naholo Wanganui City College Ben Smith King’s High School, Dunedin Julian Savea Rongotai College Nehe Milner-Skudder Queen Elizabeth College, Palmerston North Tawera Kerr-Barlow Hamilton Boy’s High South Africa’s 31-man Rugby World Cup squad, 2015 W Alberts HS Monument S Brits Paul Roos S Burger Paarl Gim D de Allende Milnerton High L de Jager HS Hugenote, Springs J de Villiers (capt) Paarl Gym B du Plessis Grey College J du Plessis Grey College F du Preez Affies P-S du Toit Swartland E Etzebeth Tygerberg High B Habana KES Z Kirchner PW Botha College S Kolisi Grey High J Kriel Maritzburg College P Lambie Michaelhouse W le Roux Paul Roos F Louw Bishops F Malherbe Paarl Boys V Matfield (vice-capt) Pietersburg High T Mtawarira Peterhouse L Mvovo Maria Louw High T Nyakane Ben Vorster C Oosthuizen Grey College R Paige HS Bastion R Pienaar Grey College J P Pietersen General Hertzog H Pollard Paarl Gim M Steyn Sand du Plessis A Strauss Grey College D Vermeulen HS Nelspruit.
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