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2018 New Zealand U20s

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  • BovidaeB Bovidae

    @stargazer

    Reihana is from SKC.

    Waikato is under-represented given they made the U19 final again. I thought the 1st 5 Coombes-Fabling played very well in the tournament.

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    @bovidae said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

    @stargazer

    Reihana is from SKC.

    Waikato is under-represented given they made the U19 final again. I thought the 1st 5 Coombes-Fabling played very well in the tournament.

    Cheers, yes, was thinking about the right player, but the wrong Top 4 game.

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    • mikedogzM mikedogz

      Who are sons of former Pro players?

      Hoskins Sotutu
      Salyn Tonu'u?
      Rupena Parkinson?

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      @mikedogz said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

      Who are sons of former Pro players?

      Hoskins Sotutu
      Salyn Tonu'u?
      Rupena Parkinson?

      Brad Slater is Andy's son. I saw him play at hooker for NPBHS a few times and didn't rate him.

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        hopefully Reihana comes back here when he steps into Provincial rugby!

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        • StargazerS Stargazer
          A total 52 young players have been selected to attend the New Zealand Under 20 Development Camp as coach Craig Philpott begins preparation for the 2018 World Rugby Under 20 Championship.
          
          Players selected to attend the development camp in Palmerston North from 3-9 December 2017 are: 
          

          Forwards
          John Akau'ola-Laula - Auckland
          Sione Asi - Manawatu
          Suetena Asomua - Counties Manukau
          Tom Christie - Canterbury
          Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta - Ta$man
          Rob Cobb - Auckland
          Jacob Devery - Hawkes Bay
          Sosaia Fale - Waikato
          Tim Farrell - Hawkes Bay
          Devan Flanders - Hawkes Bay
          Tom Florence - Taranaki
          Brayden Iose - Manawatu
          Ricky Jackson - Otago
          Joe Johnson - Bay of Plenty
          Josh Kaho - Waikato
          Tevita Mafileo - Bay of Plenty
          Slade McDowall - Otago
          Laghlan McWhannell - Waikato
          Sam Moli - Ta$man
          Ajay Mua - Bay of Plenty
          Xavier Numia - Wellington
          Waimana Reidlinger-Kapa - Auckland
          Ben Sa'u - Auckland
          Bradley Slater - Taranaki
          Hoskins Sotutu - Auckland
          Cameron Suafoa - Auckland
          Sione Talitui - Auckland
          Flynn Thomas - Southland
          Will Tucker - Canterbury
          Kaliopasi Uluilakepa - Wellington
          Tupou Va'ai - Taranaki
          Ricky Van Der Heyden - Bay of Plenty

          Backs
          Wiseguy Faiane- Auckland
          Leicester Faingaanuku - Ta$man
          Scott Gregory - Northland
          Jack Grooby - Ta$man
          Ciarahn Matoe - Taranaki
          Rupena Parkinson - Ta$man
          Harry Plummer - Auckland
          Rameka Poihipi - Canterbury
          Carlos Price - Wellington
          Billy Proctor - Wellington
          Ngane Punivai - Canterbury
          Jay Renton - Southland
          Xavier Roe - Waikato
          Jamie Spowart - Ta$man
          Bailyn Sullivan - Waikato
          Tanielu Tele'a - Auckland
          Danny Toala - Hawkes Bay
          Salyn Tonu'u - North Harbour
          Sheldon Tovio - Waikato
          Kaleb Trask - Bay of Plenty

          Not considered due to Super Rugby or Sevens commitments: Caleb Clarke (Auckland), Will Jordan ( Ta$man), Vilimoni Koroi (Otago).

          Not considered due to injury: Will Tremain (Hawke's Bay), Raymond Nu'u (Canterbury).

          http://www.allblacks.com/News/31703/journey-to-2018-world-rugby-under-20-championship-begins

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          @stargazer said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

          Not considered due to Super Rugby or Sevens commitments: Caleb Clarke (Auckland), Will Jordan ( Ta$man), Vilimoni Koroi (Otago).

          Reading between the lines, Koroi is in the NZ 7s team (no surprises) and Will Jordan is in the Crusaders (seems likely) and therefore Caleb Clarke is in the Blues or NZ 7s?

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          • WurzelW Wurzel

            @stargazer said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

            Not considered due to Super Rugby or Sevens commitments: Caleb Clarke (Auckland), Will Jordan ( Ta$man), Vilimoni Koroi (Otago).

            Reading between the lines, Koroi is in the NZ 7s team (no surprises) and Will Jordan is in the Crusaders (seems likely) and therefore Caleb Clarke is in the Blues or NZ 7s?

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            @wurzel Caleb Clarke was announced as a Blues signing a couple of months back - along with Dalton Papalii

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            • mikedogzM mikedogz

              Who are sons of former Pro players?

              Hoskins Sotutu
              Salyn Tonu'u?
              Rupena Parkinson?

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              @mikedogz

              Salyn Tonu'u is Junior Tonu'u's son. He plays halfback, and apparently was the star of the NH U19 team this year (finished 3rd).

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              • mikedogzM mikedogz

                Who are sons of former Pro players?

                Hoskins Sotutu
                Salyn Tonu'u?
                Rupena Parkinson?

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                @mikedogz said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                Who are sons of former Pro players?

                Hoskins Sotutu
                Salyn Tonu'u?
                Rupena Parkinson?

                I think I remember a Van Der Heyden for BoP in late 80s / early 90s. Played No8 i think, or may have been a different dutch sounding name?

                (not pro then though .......)

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                  Good squad, some depth there.
                  as for 10s like McCluthie, Reihana (Only y12), Waikato first five, we just happen to have talent there, Last two years schools first 5s who have played mitre10 Wiseguy, Plummer and my pick Matoe.
                  Like the athletes in the forwards, but agin it will be the set-piece that dictates the success of the group.

                  As is the way a number of this squad will not make it to the next stage and those not pick will find there way in for march, especially this years schools players. You always find that the Feb/March camps is more accurate as they pick players who have had super squad exposure and super development games. I think they selectors want to see them play up a level before choosing current school players.

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                  • RapidoR Rapido

                    @mikedogz said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                    Who are sons of former Pro players?

                    Hoskins Sotutu
                    Salyn Tonu'u?
                    Rupena Parkinson?

                    I think I remember a Van Der Heyden for BoP in late 80s / early 90s. Played No8 i think, or may have been a different dutch sounding name?

                    (not pro then though .......)

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                    @rapido said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                    @mikedogz said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                    Who are sons of former Pro players?

                    Hoskins Sotutu
                    Salyn Tonu'u?
                    Rupena Parkinson?

                    I think I remember a Van Der Heyden for BoP in late 80s / early 90s. Played No8 i think, or may have been a different dutch sounding name?

                    (not pro then though .......)

                    I think you're thinking of Steve van der Leeden who was number eight for BOP 1989-1990.
                    His father Ernest was fullback for BOP 1968.

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                      I expected Alaimalo, Dyer, Ah Kuoi, Funaki, Tupaea and Etene Nanai to make the squad. They had been very impressive for the NZ Schoolboys in September. Still too young ?

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                      • C cgrant

                        I expected Alaimalo, Dyer, Ah Kuoi, Funaki, Tupaea and Etene Nanai to make the squad. They had been very impressive for the NZ Schoolboys in September. Still too young ?

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                        @cgrant Yeah, that's what I thought when I said that I expected more players from the NZ Schools team. I think many of them will probably play U19s in 2018, and only a few will make the U20 squad.

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                        • StargazerS Stargazer

                          Selected players by province:

                          Auckland (11): John Akau'ola-Laula, Rob Cobb, Waimana Reidlinger-Kapa, Ben Sa'u, Hoskins Sotutu, Cameron Suafoa, Sione Talitui, Wiseguy Faiane, Harry Plummer, Tanielu Tele'a, [Caleb Clarke]
                          Bay of Plenty (5): Joe Johnson, Tevita Mafileo, Ajay Mua, Ricky Van Der Heyden, Kaleb Trask
                          Counties (1): Suetena Asomua
                          Canterbury (5): Tom Christie, Will Tucker, Rameka Poihipi, Ngane Punivai, [ Raymond Nu'u]
                          Hawke's Bay (5): Jacob Devery, Tim Farrell, Devan Flanders, Danny Toala, [Will Tremain]
                          Manawatu (2): Sione Asi, Brayden Iose
                          North Harbour (1): Salyn Tonu'u
                          Northland (1): Scott Gregory,
                          Otago (3): Ricky Jackson, Slade McDowall, [Vilimoni Koroi]
                          Southland (2): Flynn Thomas, Jay Renton
                          Taranaki (4) Tom Florence, Bradley Slater, Tupou Va'ai, Ciarahn Matoe
                          Ta$man (7): Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta, Sam Moli, Leicester Faingaanuku, Jack Grooby, Rupena Parkinson, Jamie Spowart, [Will Jordan]
                          Waikato (6) Sosaia Fale, Josh Kaho, Laghlan McWhannell, Xavier Roe, Bailyn Sullivan, Sheldon Tovio
                          Wellington (4): Xavier Numia, Kaliopasi Uluilakepa, Carlos Price, Billy Proctor

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                          @stargazer said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                          Auckland (11): John Akau'ola-Laula, Rob Cobb, Waimana Reidlinger-Kapa, Ben Sa'u, Hoskins Sotutu, Cameron Suafoa, Sione Talitui, Wiseguy Faiane, Harry Plummer, Tanielu Tele'a, [Caleb Clarke]
                          Bay of Plenty (5): Joe Johnson, Tevita Mafileo, Ajay Mua, Ricky Van Der Heyden, Kaleb Trask
                          Counties (1): Suetena Asomua
                          Canterbury (5): Tom Christie, Will Tucker, Rameka Poihipi, Ngane Punivai, [ Raymond Nu'u]
                          Hawke's Bay (5): Jacob Devery, Tim Farrell, Devan Flanders, Danny Toala, [Will Tremain]
                          Manawatu (2): Sione Asi, Brayden Iose
                          North Harbour (1): Salyn Tonu'u
                          Northland (1): Scott Gregory,
                          Otago (3): Ricky Jackson, Slade McDowall, [Vilimoni Koroi]
                          Southland (2): Flynn Thomas, Jay Renton
                          Taranaki (4) Tom Florence, Bradley Slater, Tupou Va'ai, Ciarahn Matoe
                          Ta$man (7): Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta, Sam Moli, Leicester Faingaanuku, Jack Grooby, Rupena Parkinson, Jamie Spowart, [Will Jordan]
                          Waikato (6) Sosaia Fale, Josh Kaho, Laghlan McWhannell, Xavier Roe, Bailyn Sullivan, Sheldon Tovio
                          Wellington (4): Xavier Numia, Kaliopasi Uluilakepa, Carlos Price, Billy Proctor

                          The ones in bold all played Mitre 10 Cup this year except for Ngani Punivai who played in Canterbury's Ranfurly Shield defence v Wanganui.

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                          • 9 98blueandgold

                            Good squad, some depth there.
                            as for 10s like McCluthie, Reihana (Only y12), Waikato first five, we just happen to have talent there, Last two years schools first 5s who have played mitre10 Wiseguy, Plummer and my pick Matoe.
                            Like the athletes in the forwards, but agin it will be the set-piece that dictates the success of the group.

                            As is the way a number of this squad will not make it to the next stage and those not pick will find there way in for march, especially this years schools players. You always find that the Feb/March camps is more accurate as they pick players who have had super squad exposure and super development games. I think they selectors want to see them play up a level before choosing current school players.

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                            @98blueandgold

                            I've heard good things about Matoe. He spent most of the season playing club rugby for Hautapu in the Waikato.

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                              @stargazer said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                              Auckland (11): John Akau'ola-Laula, Rob Cobb, Waimana Reidlinger-Kapa, Ben Sa'u, Hoskins Sotutu, Cameron Suafoa, Sione Talitui, Wiseguy Faiane, Harry Plummer, Tanielu Tele'a, [Caleb Clarke]
                              Bay of Plenty (5): Joe Johnson, Tevita Mafileo, Ajay Mua, Ricky Van Der Heyden, Kaleb Trask
                              Counties (1): Suetena Asomua
                              Canterbury (5): Tom Christie, Will Tucker, Rameka Poihipi, Ngane Punivai, [ Raymond Nu'u]
                              Hawke's Bay (5): Jacob Devery, Tim Farrell, Devan Flanders, Danny Toala, [Will Tremain]
                              Manawatu (2): Sione Asi, Brayden Iose
                              North Harbour (1): Salyn Tonu'u
                              Northland (1): Scott Gregory,
                              Otago (3): Ricky Jackson, Slade McDowall, [Vilimoni Koroi]
                              Southland (2): Flynn Thomas, Jay Renton
                              Taranaki (4) Tom Florence, Bradley Slater, Tupou Va'ai, Ciarahn Matoe
                              Ta$man (7): Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta, Sam Moli, Leicester Faingaanuku, Jack Grooby, Rupena Parkinson, Jamie Spowart, [Will Jordan]
                              Waikato (6) Sosaia Fale, Josh Kaho, Laghlan McWhannell, Xavier Roe, Bailyn Sullivan, Sheldon Tovio
                              Wellington (4): Xavier Numia, Kaliopasi Uluilakepa, Carlos Price, Billy Proctor

                              The ones in bold all played Mitre 10 Cup this year except for Ngani Punivai who played in Canterbury's Ranfurly Shield defence v Wanganui.

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                              @number-10 said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                              @stargazer said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                              Auckland (11): John Akau'ola-Laula, Rob Cobb, Waimana Reidlinger-Kapa, Ben Sa'u, Hoskins Sotutu, Cameron Suafoa, Sione Talitui, Wiseguy Faiane, Harry Plummer, Tanielu Tele'a, [Caleb Clarke]
                              Bay of Plenty (5): Joe Johnson, Tevita Mafileo, Ajay Mua, Ricky Van Der Heyden, Kaleb Trask
                              Counties (1): Suetena Asomua
                              Canterbury (5): Tom Christie, Will Tucker, Rameka Poihipi, Ngane Punivai, [ Raymond Nu'u]
                              Hawke's Bay (5): Jacob Devery, Tim Farrell, Devan Flanders, Danny Toala, [Will Tremain]
                              Manawatu (2): Sione Asi, Brayden Iose
                              North Harbour (1): Salyn Tonu'u
                              Northland (1): Scott Gregory,
                              Otago (3): Ricky Jackson, Slade McDowall, [Vilimoni Koroi]
                              Southland (2): Flynn Thomas, Jay Renton
                              Taranaki (4) Tom Florence, Bradley Slater, Tupou Va'ai, Ciarahn Matoe
                              Ta$man (7): Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta, Sam Moli, Leicester Faingaanuku, Jack Grooby, Rupena Parkinson, Jamie Spowart, [Will Jordan]
                              Waikato (6) Sosaia Fale, Josh Kaho, Laghlan McWhannell, Xavier Roe, Bailyn Sullivan, Sheldon Tovio
                              Wellington (4): Xavier Numia, Kaliopasi Uluilakepa, Carlos Price, Billy Proctor

                              The ones in bold all played Mitre 10 Cup this year except for Ngani Punivai who played in Canterbury's Ranfurly Shield defence v Wanganui.

                              I think Christie has played a few minutes against Ta$man during the Mitre 10 Cup final.

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                                @number-10 said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                                @stargazer said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                                Auckland (11): John Akau'ola-Laula, Rob Cobb, Waimana Reidlinger-Kapa, Ben Sa'u, Hoskins Sotutu, Cameron Suafoa, Sione Talitui, Wiseguy Faiane, Harry Plummer, Tanielu Tele'a, [Caleb Clarke]
                                Bay of Plenty (5): Joe Johnson, Tevita Mafileo, Ajay Mua, Ricky Van Der Heyden, Kaleb Trask
                                Counties (1): Suetena Asomua
                                Canterbury (5): Tom Christie, Will Tucker, Rameka Poihipi, Ngane Punivai, [ Raymond Nu'u]
                                Hawke's Bay (5): Jacob Devery, Tim Farrell, Devan Flanders, Danny Toala, [Will Tremain]
                                Manawatu (2): Sione Asi, Brayden Iose
                                North Harbour (1): Salyn Tonu'u
                                Northland (1): Scott Gregory,
                                Otago (3): Ricky Jackson, Slade McDowall, [Vilimoni Koroi]
                                Southland (2): Flynn Thomas, Jay Renton
                                Taranaki (4) Tom Florence, Bradley Slater, Tupou Va'ai, Ciarahn Matoe
                                Ta$man (7): Te Ahiwaru Cirikidaveta, Sam Moli, Leicester Faingaanuku, Jack Grooby, Rupena Parkinson, Jamie Spowart, [Will Jordan]
                                Waikato (6) Sosaia Fale, Josh Kaho, Laghlan McWhannell, Xavier Roe, Bailyn Sullivan, Sheldon Tovio
                                Wellington (4): Xavier Numia, Kaliopasi Uluilakepa, Carlos Price, Billy Proctor

                                The ones in bold all played Mitre 10 Cup this year except for Ngani Punivai who played in Canterbury's Ranfurly Shield defence v Wanganui.

                                I think Christie has played a few minutes against Ta$man during the Mitre 10 Cup final.

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                                @cgrant

                                he did too - came on for the last five minutes.

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                                • Number 10N Number 10

                                  @rapido said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                                  @mikedogz said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                                  Who are sons of former Pro players?

                                  Hoskins Sotutu
                                  Salyn Tonu'u?
                                  Rupena Parkinson?

                                  I think I remember a Van Der Heyden for BoP in late 80s / early 90s. Played No8 i think, or may have been a different dutch sounding name?

                                  (not pro then though .......)

                                  I think you're thinking of Steve van der Leeden who was number eight for BOP 1989-1990.
                                  His father Ernest was fullback for BOP 1968.

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                                  @number-10 said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                                  @rapido said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                                  @mikedogz said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                                  Who are sons of former Pro players?

                                  Hoskins Sotutu
                                  Salyn Tonu'u?
                                  Rupena Parkinson?

                                  I think I remember a Van Der Heyden for BoP in late 80s / early 90s. Played No8 i think, or may have been a different dutch sounding name?

                                  (not pro then though .......)

                                  I think you're thinking of Steve van der Leeden who was number eight for BOP 1989-1990.
                                  His father Ernest was fullback for BOP 1968.

                                  That's the one.

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                                    https://u20rugby.wordpress.com/2017/10/31/new-zealand-u20-2018-development-squad/

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                                    • mikedogzM mikedogz

                                      Who are sons of former Pro players?

                                      Hoskins Sotutu
                                      Salyn Tonu'u?
                                      Rupena Parkinson?

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                                      @mikedogz said in 2018 New Zealand U20s:

                                      Who are sons of former Pro players?

                                      Hoskins Sotutu
                                      Salyn Tonu'u?
                                      Rupena Parkinson?

                                      Is Will Tremain son of 90s HB player (Simon?) who was the son of Kel?

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                                        Is grandson of Kel, not sure which of Kel's sons is the father.

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                                          :thinking:

                                          http://www.allblacks.com/News/31775/craig-philpott-appointed-to-expanded-under-20-coaching-role

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