| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
15Chris Wyles, - | ||
14Takudzwa Ngwenya, - | ||
13Seamus Kelly, - | ||
12Thretton Palamo, - | ||
11Zack Test, - | ||
10AJ MacGinty, - 2 | ||
9Mike Petri, - | ||
1Eric Fry, - | ||
2Zach Fenoglio, - | ||
3Titi Lamositele, - | ||
4Hayden Smith, - | ||
5Greg Peterson, - | ||
6Al McFarland, - | ||
7Andrew Durutalo, - | ||
8Samu Manoa, - | ||
| Replacements | ||
16Phil Thiel, - | ||
17Olive Kilifi, - | ||
18Chris Baumann, - | ||
19Cam Dolan, - | ||
20John Quill, - | ||
21Danny Barrett, - | ||
22Niku Kruger, - | ||
23Folau Niua, - | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
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