Siale Lauaki bursting to the line against Wellington College earlier this season. PHOTO: Bryan Rawiri.
Seven Wellington First XV players are in the 50-strong New Zealand Barbarians Under 18 squad
Following involvement in the regional development camps that take place across the country next week (school holidays), the players will assemble in Hamilton and form two teams named after New Zealand and Barbarian Rugby legends Andy Haden and Alan Whetton.
The teams will be coached by Mark Hammett and Tom Coventry as they prepare for a one-off fixture on Friday 9 October.
The players selected represent 29 schools from 12 Provincial Unions, spanning from Dargaville High School in the north, to King’s High School in Dunedin. King’s College (Auckland), Hamilton Boys’ High School (Waikato) and St Andrew’s College (Christchurch) have the biggest representation.
The seven Wellington players are:
- Bradley Crichton (St Pat’s Town)
- Riley Higgins (St Pat’s Silverstream)
- Siale Lauaki (St Pat’s Town)
- Hanz Leota (Scots College)
- Dominic Ropeti (Scots College)
- Christian Stenhouse (St Pat’s Town)
- Owen Wright (Aotea College)
The 2020 New Zealand Barbarian Under 18 squad is below:
*List supplied in NZRU Media release – refer misspellings of names to them, as well as the many apostrophe errors to them too.
Name | School | Provincial Union |
Fletcher Anderson | Christs College | Canterbury |
Jeremiah Asi | St Peters College | Auckland |
Torian Barnes | St Andrews College | Canterbury |
Will Bason | St Kentigern College | Auckland |
Che Clarke | Kings College | Auckland |
Allan Craig | St Kentigern College | Auckland |
Bradley Crichton | St Patricks College | Wellington |
Elyjah Crosswell | Palmerston North Boys’ High School | Manawatu |
Ollie Curtis | Christchurch Boys’ High School | Canterbury |
Chicago Doyle | Kings College | Auckland |
Ajay Faleafaga | St Peters College | Auckland |
Fehi Fineanganofo | Auckland Grammar School | Auckland |
Olly Foote | Hamilton Boys’ High School | Waikato |
Harry Godfrey | Whanganui Collegiate | Wanganui |
Ollie Haig | Otago Boys’ High School | Otago |
Jamie Hannah | Christchurch Boys’ High School | Canterbury |
Fabian Holland | Christchurch Boys’ High School | Canterbury |
Riley Higgins | St Patricks College Silverstream | Wellington |
Noah Hotham | Hamilton Boys’ High School | Waikato |
Dayton Iobu | Kings College | Auckland |
Luron Iosefa | Kings College | Auckland |
Taha Kemara | Hamilton Boys’ High School | Waikato |
Jadin Kingi | Sacred Heart | Auckland |
Siale Lauaki | St Patricks College | Wellington |
Adam Lennox | Whanganui Collegiate | Wanganui |
Hanz Leota | Scots College | Wellington |
Blake Makiri | St Peters Cambridge | Waikato |
Harris McRobbie | Rangiora High School | Canterbury |
George Methven | St Bede’s College | Canterbury |
Lavengamonu (Monu) Moli | Marlborough Boys’ College | Tasman |
Havila Molia | St Pauls Collegiate School | Waikato |
James Mullan | Rangiora High School | Canterbury |
Joel Parry | St Andrews College | Canterbury |
Lucas Payne | Dargaville High School | Northland |
Te Rama Reuben | St Kentigern College | Auckland |
Dominic Ropeti | Scots College | Wellington |
Jone Rova | New Plymouth Boys’ High School | Taranaki |
Fiti Sa | Christs College | Canterbury |
Steve Salelea | Kings High School | Otago |
Isilei Saumaki | St Andrews College | Canterbury |
Wallace Sititi | De La Salle College | Auckland |
Christian Stenhouse | St Patricks College | Wellington |
Jayden Stok | Napier Boys’ High School | Hawke’s Bay |
Tony Tafa | Kelston Boys’ High School | Auckland |
Caleb Tangitau | Westlake Boys’ High School | North Harbour |
Amini Toga | St Andrews College | Canterbury |
Mason Tupaea | Hamilton Boys’ High School | Waikato |
Quinlan Tupou | St Peters Cambridge | Waikato |
Rohan Wingham | Kings High School | Otago |
Owen Wright | Aotea College | Wellington |
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Hanz Leota
See all three of the St Pat’s players in action in these clips here: