Reds U15s, U16s and U19s teams named to take on New South Wales in Sydney

The Queensland Reds U16s and U19s sides have been confirmed to face the Waratahs in Round 3 of the Super Rugby Men’s U16s and U19s competition in Sydney.

The Queensland U15s will also take on their southern counterparts, with the best schoolboy talent selected following the Emerging Reds Cup at Ballymore in September.

Six changes have been made to the U19s starting XV, with 2023 Australian Schools and U18s representatives Luke Aiken, Dre Pakeho, Lehopa Leota and Macarius Pereira named for their first start of the tournament.

Queensland came-from-behind to defeat the Force in Round 2 in the U19s, while the U16s claimed a dominant 71-14 win over the West Australians.

The U16s lineup has remained largely unchanged, with prop Kingsley Uys set to captain the side once again.

Ipswich Grammar School lock Lane Edmonds will skipper the U15s, with the match shown live on Rugby Xplorer from 12:05pm AEST.

Stan Sport will stream the U16s and U19s matches live and on demand.

1. Kingsley Uys (c) | The Southport School
2. Keido Goulding | Queensland Country | King’s Christian College
3. Berakah Tuifaasisina | Ipswich State High School
4. Bennett Armistead | St Joseph’s Nudgee College
5. William Ross | Padua College
6. Gray O'Neill | Brisbane Boys College
7. Trent Picot | Brisbane State High School
8. Oliver Nasser | St Joseph’s College Gregory Terrace
9. William Graham | St John’s College Nambour
10. Finn Mackay | St Laurence’s College
11. Brock Coombes | Ipswich Grammar School
12. Max Blanch | Anglican Church Grammar School
13. Connor Clifford | St Joseph’s College Gregory Terrace
14. Myles Rosemond | Queensland Country | Ignatius Park College
15. Tyson Walker | Ipswich Grammar School
16. Isaac Rauluni | St Joseph’s Nudgee College
17. Liam Robinson | St Joseph’s Nudgee College
18. Berakah Tuifaasisina | Ipswich State High School
19. Ed Kasprowicz | St Joseph’s Nudgee College
20. Jack Randall | Brisbane Boys College
21. Jack Brown | Toowoomba Grammar School
22. Fletcher Austin | Anglican Church Grammar School
23. Clay Andrews | Brisbane Boys College  

1. Jeremiah Harbottle | Ipswich Grammar School
2. Aiden Luke | St Joseph’s Nudgee College
3. Gavin Wilson-Tyers | Downlands College
4. Jack Calleja | Ipswich Grammar School
5. Lane Edmonds (c) | Ipswich Grammar School
6. Rhymen Tusi | Toowoomba Grammar School
7. Keegan Cook | King’s Christian College
8. Agapetos Lote Felo | The Southport School
9. Alfie Bowman | Anglican Church Grammar School
10. Bond Bradley | St Joseph’s Nudgee College
11. Dylan Terblanche | The Southport School
12. Pierre Poluleuligaga | St Joseph’s Nudgee College
13. Harper Enasio | Brisbane Grammar School
14. Miki Toquero | Good Counsel College Innisfail
15. Isaac Fidock | King's Christian College
16. Ruben Kruger | Toowoomba Grammar School
17. Harrison Asi | Wavell State High School
18. Harrison Humphreys | Toowoomba Grammar School
19. Craig Thaggard | Proserpine State High School
20. Harry Bate | St Joseph’s Nudgee College
21. Kobi Nouanrasy | King's Christian College
22. Oliver Kennedy | All Saints Anglican School
23. Leo Fanuatanu | Marist College Emerald

1. Macarius Pereira | St Joseph’s Nudgee College
2. Aidan Taylor | Brothers
3. Lehopo Leota | Iona College | Brothers
4. Charlie Brosnan | Brothers
5. Alex Kerr | Easts
6. Cooper Cameron | Brothers
7. Joe Liddy (c) | Easts
8. Pat Sowerby | University of Queensland
9. Luke Aiken | Sunshine Coast Grammar School | Brothers
10. Will Nason (vc) | Souths
11. Denzil Perkins | Souths
12. Dre Pakeho | Brothers
13. Frankie Goldsbrough | Anglican Church Grammar School
14. Ryley Bierton | Souths
15. Will Mcculloch | Norths
16. Oliver Barrett | St Joseph's Nudgee College
17. Rory Beech | Brothers
18. Nick Harper | GPS
19. Tommy O’Callaghan | Souths
20. Cadel Rees | Souths
21. Callum Reidy | Norths
22. Ellis Davies | Brothers
23. Joe Doljanin | GPS