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SCOTLAND TAKE ON GEORGIA IN U19 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
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Date Posted: 12-Apr-05
Scotland Under-19 team to play Georgia in the IRB Under 19 World Championship at Durban High School, South Africa tomorrow (Wednesday 13 April), kick-off 3.30pm (local time)
15 Tane Jericevich (Aberdeen GSFP)
14 Jonathan Alston (Dundee HSFP)
13 Andrew Easson (Heriot’s and Tayside and Fife Institute of Sport)
12 Chris Dunlop (Durham University)
11 Cameron Johnstone (Newcastle Falcons and East of Scotland Institute of Sport)
10 James King (The Borders and East of Scotland Institute of Sport)
9 Ali Miller (GHA)
1 Kyle Traynor (Edinburgh Academicals and East of Scotland Institute of Sport) CAPTAIN
2 Sean Crombie (Kirkcaldy)
3 Innes Brown (Kirkcaldy)
4 Greg Scott (Boroughmuir)
5 Allan Kelly (Hillhead/Jordanhill and West of Scotland Institute of Sport)
6 Calum Forrester (GHA and West of Scotland Institute of Sport)
8 John Barclay (Glasgow Rugby and GHA and West of Scotland Institute of Sport)
7 Ross Rennie (Stewart’s Melville FP and East of Scotland Institute of Sport)
Substitutes from
David McCall (Stewart’s Melville College and East of Scotland Institute of Sport)
Greig Cottrell (Hawick)
Jamie Hood (Stewart’s Melville FP)
Donald Malcolm (GHA and West of Scotland Institute of Sport)
Alan Dymock (High School of Dundee and Tayside and Fife Institute of Sport)
Oliver Tatham (Leicester Tigers)
Alex Clarke (Stewart’s Melville FP and East of Scotland Institute of Sport)
Torrie Callander (Kelso)
James Taggart (Currie)
David Warwick (Stewart’s Melville FP)
Not considered due to injury: Lee Kibble (Gala and East of Scotland Institute of Sport) - shoulder
Coach Peter Wright has made four changes to the starting line up from the Scotland U19 team who beat Romania 8-7 on Saturday – one positional and three personnel. Jonathan Alston (Dundee HSFP) moves from full-back to wing to accommodate Tane Jericevich (Aberdeen GSFP) from the bench. Also joining the starting line-up are Ali Miller (GHA) at scrum half and James King (The Borders and East of Scotland Institute of Sport). Miller replaces Jamie Hood (Stewart’s Melville FP) who drops to the bench and King has recovered sufficiently from a calf injury to take his place in the starting line-up, meaning Greig Cottrell (Hawick) also drops to the bench.
Scotland will then face their final match of the tournament on Sunday 17 April against either France or Romania for to determine whether they are placed 9th or 11th overall.
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This article was originally posted on 12-Apr-2005, 13:29 by Hugh Barrow.
Last updated by Hugh Barrow on 12-Apr-2005, 13:30.
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