Rebels flyhalf Carter Gordon headlines the Junior Wallabies' 31-man squad set to take part in the upcoming Oceania Rugby tournament on the Gold Coast.
Gordon had a breakout year for the Rebels, establishing himself as their flyhalf for the future following a successful Trans-Tasman campaign.
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Within the squad, there are 11 professional contracted players across the five National Academies and Sevens program, with Gordon joined by Reds duo Kalani Thomas and Mac Grealy and Brumbies lock Tom Hooper.
Newly-signed Western Force flyhalf Reesjan Pasitoa, Reds' Josh Flook and Zane Nonggorr along with promising Brumbies scrum-half Lachie Albert are also set for their debut for the Junior Wallabies.
Jordan Williams will join the program on loan from the Australian Sevens, with the team preparing for their first competitive action since 2019.
“31 players have been selected after a difficult selection discussion going over the 65 players who have contributed to the past two Junior Wallaby camps," Junior Wallabies Head Coach Nathan Grey said in a statement.
“A handful of players with Super Rugby experience will add to the academy and club players from across Australia.
"They will be representing themselves, family, friends, and others their age who would love the opportunity to play in an abbreviated Oceania Competition."
The squad will head into camp on June 27 in Queensland before playing in the tournament in early July.
Junior Wallabies squad for Oceania:
Lachie Albert, Brumbies, Wests Canberra
Siosifa Amone, Force, Associates
George Blake, Reds, Bond Uni
Wilson Blyth, Reds, Bond Uni
Hugh Bokenham, Waratahs, Sydney Uni
Dan Botha, Waratahs, Sydney Uni
Adrian Brown, Waratahs, Eastwood
Luke Callan, Force, Wanneroo
Josh Canham, Rebels, Harlequins
Nick Chan, Waratahs, Randwick
Ben Dowling, Waratahs, Randwick
Josh Flook, Reds, Brothers
Carter Gordon, Rebels, Wests Brisbane
Mac Grealy, Reds, University of Queensland
Tom Hooper, Brumbies, Tuggeranong Vikings
Alex Masibaka, Force, Associates
Hamish Moore, Waratahs, Easts
Titi Nofoagatotoa, Reds, Brothers
Zane Nonggorr Reds, Bond Uni
Dan O'Brien, Waratahs, Randwick
Reesjan Pasitoa, Brumbies, Wests Canberra
Ben Pollack, Gordon
Billy Pollard, Brumbies, Uni Norths Owls
Will Roach, University of Queensland
Sione Taufui, Waratahs, Sydney Uni
Kalani Thomas, Reds, University of Queensland
Zephaniah Tuinona, Brumbies, Queanbeyan Whites
Glen, Vaihu, Rebels, Wests Brisbane
Harry Vella, Reds, Brothers
Jordan Willliams, AU7s, Parramatta
Teddy Wilson, Waratahs, Easts
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