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Wales Under 18 determined to do well against South Africa

Wales Under 18 determined to do well against South Africa

Wales Under 18 face South Africa Schools tomorrow (Friday) at the Under 18 International Series in Cape Town with the players and coaches determined to show what they can do.

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Head coach Geraint Lewis said, “We all know South Africa will provide a huge challenge and only our best will do in order to come away with a win.

“But that’s what we are aiming for, we’ve prepared well and we will give it our best shot. We’ve come out here to win, it’s a great development tool for the players, they won’t have a better opportunity to improve and prove what they are made of.

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“We will respect South Africa, but we don’t want to be overawed, and we must impose our own game on the match.”

Wales Under 18 claimed an impressive scalp over England earlier this year and came close against France.

“We know we have the talent in this side to do well and we have picked a strong team. This tour is all about giving players exposure to another type of rugby and preparing them for Under 20 rugby next season. Calum (Haggett) is a strong captain and will lead from the front.”

After tomorrow’ s game, Wales play Italy in Stellenbosch on Tuesday before facing South Africa A next Saturday. Highlights of all three games will be shown on S4C.  

Wales Under 18 v South Africa Schools:
Rhun Williams (RGC / Brynrefail/ Caernarfon); Teri Morgan-Gee (Blues/ Cymoedd/Rumney); Danny Cross (RGC / Rydal Penrhos / Wrexham), Kieran Williams (Ospreys / Ystalyfera/ Glynneath), Josh Hodson (Dragons / Llandovery College); Billy McBryde (Scarlets / Sir Gar/ Llanelli), Matthew Aubrey (Ospreys / Gower College / Pontarddulais); ), Rhys Fawcett (Scarlets / Llandovery), Ellis Shipp (Dragons / Coleg Gwent / Penallta), Leon Brown (Dragons / Cross Keys/ Newport High), Calum Haggett (captain, Blues / Coleg y Cymoedd / Gilfach Goch), Callum Bradbury (Blues / Cymoedd / Beddau), Shane Lewis-Hughes (Blues / Cymoedd / Ystrad Rhondda), Morgan Sieniawski (Blues / Cymoedd/ Beddau), Joshua Macleod (Scarlets / Bro Gwaun / Crymych)

Replacements: Gerwyn Coleman (Blues / Cymoedd/ Penygraig), Steff Thomas (Scarlets / Coleg Sir Gar), Kieron Assirrati (Blues / Coleg y Cymoedd / Wattstown), Bryce Morgan (Dragons / Newport High School/  Caerleon), Aled Ward (Blues / Cowbridge / Cardiff Quins), Efan Jones (RGC/ Rydal Penrhos / Wrexham), Callum Hall (Blues/ Cymoedd), Connor Edwards (Dragons / Newport High School / Croesyceiliog)

S4C highlights programmes:
 
South Africa U18 v Wales:
Friday 7 August 10.30pm, S4C
Website: s4c.cymru
 
Wales U18 v Italy
Tuesday 11 August 9.30pm, S4C
 
South Africa A v Wales
Saturday 15 August 10.00pm, S4C

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