Waratahs go unchanged for Force clash

Thu, Jul 9, 2020, 12:06 AM
Waratahs Media
by Waratahs Media
Will Harrison will be looking to continue his strong start to Super Rugby AU. Photo: Getty
Will Harrison will be looking to continue his strong start to Super Rugby AU. Photo: Getty

The NSW Waratahs will take on the Western Force in Round 2 of Vodafone Super Rugby AU, hosting the newest member of Australia's domestic competition at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Head Coach, Rob Penney has named an unchanged starting lineup to face the Force in their first outing in the competition.

Karmichael Hunt will make his return from injury via the bench, with Joey Walton and Alex Newsome continuing their partnership in midfield.

Jack Maddocks will continue at fullback after a strong performance against the Reds, again flanked by James Ramm and Mark Nawaqanitawase.

Last weekend's debutants Will Harris, Tom Horton and Tiaan Tauakipulu all remain in the matchday squad.

NSW Waratahs Round 2 team announcement:  

No.

Position

name

1

LOOSEHEAD PROP

ANGUS BELL

2

HOOKER

ROBBIE ABEL

3

TIGHTHEAD PROP

HARRY JOHNSON-HOLMES

4

LEFT LOCK

NED HANIGAN

5

RIGHT LOCK

ROB SIMMONS (c)

6

LEFT FLANKER

LACHLAN SWINTON

7

RIGHT FLANKER

MICHAEL HOOPER

8

NUMBER EIGHT

WILL HARRIS

9

SCRUMHALF

MITCH SHORT

10

FLYHALF

WILL HARRISON

11

LEFT WING

MARK NAWAQANITAWASE

12

INSIDE CENTRE

JOEY WALTON

13

OUTSIDE CENTRE

ALEX NEWSOME (vc)

14

RIGHT WING

JAMES RAMM

15

FULLBACK

JACK MADDOCKS

Replacements:

16.

RESERVE

TOM HORTON

17.

RESERVE

TETERA FAULKNER

18.

RESERVE

TIAAN TAUAKIPULU

19.

RESERVE

TOM STANIFORTH

20.

RESERVE

JACK DEMPSEY

21.

RESERVE

MICHAEL MCDONALD

22.

RESERVE

BEN DONALDSON/TEPAI MOEROA

23.

RESERVE

KARMICHAEL HUNT


Vodafone Super Rugby AU - Round 2
NSW Waratahs v Western Force
Saturday 11 July
Kick off: 7:15pm (local)
SCG

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