NSW Waratahs confirm full roster ahead of Super Rugby AU

Wed, Jan 13, 2021, 2:00 AM
Waratahs Media
by Waratahs Media

The NSW Waratahs have unveiled their full roster ahead of the start of the Super Rugby AU competition, with a changing of the guard seeing some fresh talent come into the squad. 

The NSW Waratahs are back in training with just over a month until the opening round against the Reds. 

With plenty of New South Wales home grown talent coming into the mix, Head Coach Rob Penney said there is excitement building among the group.

“This is an exciting era for the NSW Waratahs and the wider group are genuinely excited for the season ahead, both the Super Rugby AU as well as the Trans-Tasman competition.

“We have a strong crop of men who are eager to represent the NSW Waratahs with pride. Although there have been a number of changes to the squad, the new guys have been embraced with nothing but enthusiasm by the existing group and are looking forward to making their mark on the competition and NSW Rugby.

“We are back preparing in the ‘bubble’ to reduce the impacts that COVID-19 still presents.  But the boys are preparing well and we are looking forward to the pre-season matches in regional NSW against the Reds and Brumbies,” he said.

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The 2021 NSW Waratahs Squad:

NAME

SENIOR CLUB

JUNIOR CLUB

SCHOOL

Hookers

Robbie Abel

Gordon

Griffiths Blacks

St Edmunds

Joe Cotton

Southern Districts

West's Bulldogs

Nudgee College

Tom Horton

Sydney University

Mosman Whales

St Joseph's College

David Porecki

Manly Marlins

Manly Roos

Redlands

Props

Tetera Faulkner

Southern Districts

Moorabin Rams

Marist College Canberra

Angus Bell

Sydney University

Hunters Hill Rugby

Newington College

Chris Talakai

Sydney University

Mascot Jets

Waverley College

Harry Johnson-Holmes

Sydney University

Cowra Eagles

Merewether Highschool

Alefosio Tatola

Manly Marlins

West Juniors

Holy Cross College Ryde

Tiaan Tauakipulu

Randwick

Kenmore Bears

St Kentigren College

Locks

Sam Wykes

West Harbour

Blacktown Scorpions

Patrician Brothers College

Max Douglas

Manly Marlins

Harbord Harlequins

St Augustines College

Jeremy Williams

Eastern Suburbs

Wahroonga Tigers

Scots College

Jack Whetton

Northern Suburbs

Grammer TEC

Rosmini College

Sam Caird

 

Hautapu Sports Club

St Peter's Cambridge

 

Backrow

Will Harris

Eastern Suburbs

Hunter Hill Rugby

Scots College

Carlo Tizzano

West Harbour

UWA Rugby Club

Trinity College WA

Charlie Gamble

Eastern Suburbs

Saracens

St Bede's College

Hugh Sinclair

Northern Suburbs

Lindfield

Shore

Jack Dempsey

Gordon

Lindfield/Chatswood

St Ignatius College

Lachlan Swinton

Sydney University

Wahroonga Tigers

Knox Grammar

 

Halfback

Jake Gordon

Sydney Uni

Canterbury

Blackwattle Bay

Henry Robertson

Sydney Uni

Scone Brumbies

Kings

Jack Grant

Eastern Suburbs

Orange City Lions

St Stanislaus College

 

 

 

 

Five Eight

Tane Edmed

Eastwood

Trinity Grammar

Trinity Grammar

Ben Donaldson

Randwick

Clovelly Eagles

Waverley College

Will Harrison

Randwick

Coogee Seahorses/Clovelly Eagles

Marcellin College

 

Midfield backs

Tepai Moeroa

Western Sydney

Rooty Hill Raptors

Newington College

Izaia Perese

 

Aspley State School

Anglican Church Grammar

Lalakai Foketi

Manly Marlins

Manly Roos

Kings

Joey Walton

Gordon

Warnervale Wildcats

Wadalba Highschool

 

Outside backs

Alex Newsome

Eastern Suburbs

Glen Innes Elk

St Joseph's College

Jack Maddocks

Eastern Suburbs

Easts Wallaroos

Scots College

James Ramm

Randwick

Hunters Hill Rugby

St Joseph's College

Mark Nawaqanitawase

Eastwood

Leichardt Wanderers

St Patrick's College

Tristan Reilly

Randwick

Kempsey Cannonballs

St Joseph's College


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