Representative Weekend

Country
1. Josh Dugan – St George Illawarra Dragons (Sth Tuggeranong)
2. Michael Gordon – Cronulla Sharks (Tweed Coast)
3. Jack Wighton – Canberra Raiders (Orange CYMS)
4. Jamal Idris – Penrith Panthers (Forster Hawks)
5. James McManus – Newcastle Knights (Newcastle JRL)
6. Jarrod Mullen – Newcastle Knights (Wests Newcastle)
7. Tyrone Roberts – Newcastle Knights (Ballina)
8. Trent Merrin – St George Illawarra Dragons (Shellharbour Sharks)
9. Mitch Rein – St George Illawarra Dragons (Kiama Knight)
10. Aiden Tolman – Canterbury Bulldogs (Smithtown Tigers)
11. Beau Scott (C) – Newcastle Knights (Picton Magpies)
12. Josh Jackson – Canterbury Bulldogs (Gulgong Terriers)
13. Adam Docker – Penrith Panthers (Shellharbour Sharks)

Interchange
14. Josh McCrone – Canberra Raiders (Temora Dragons)
15. Paul Vaughn – Canberra Raiders (Gungahlin Bulls)
16. Dale Finucane – Canterbury Bulldogs (Bega Roosters)
17. Tariq Sims – Nth Queensland Cowboys (Gerringong Lions)
18. TBA
 
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City
1. Matt Moylan
2. Daniel Tupou
3. Will Hopoate
4. Dylan Walker
5. Jorge Taufua
6. Josh Reynolds
7. Adam Reynolds
8. Andrew Fifita
9. Beau Falloon
10. Aaron Woods
11. Tony Williams
12. Ryan Hoffman
13. Wade Graham

14. Jamie Buhrer
15. Aidan Sezer
16. David Klemmer
17. Tim Grant

18. Trent Hodkinson

Peats ruled out through injury.

Sutton + Richards deemed too experienced for the game. They're already in the frame, so selectors want to try out alternatives.
 
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The NYC Qld vs NSW Game is also on hey? Always a good watch especially to see other under 20s players who don't just play for Canberra, Bulldogs or the Warriors on Fox Sports.
 
Samoa V Tonga again as well I believe. I'm more excited for that and the U20's Origin than the actual test lol
 
Complete waste of a weekend. Couldn't care less about the test match. If you want to give it actual meaning, play it on ANZAC day.

Instead it is just a massive exercise in futility and an invitation to watch AFL or A-League. Guaranteed that Australia wins the test and nobody cares who wins City v Country.
 
Queensland under 20's team looks good
1. Valentine HOLMES (Cronulla Sharks)
2. Nene MACDONALD (Sydney Roosters)
3. Brenko LEE (Canberra Raiders)
4. Brendan ELLIOT (Sydney Roosters)
5. John FOLAU (Parramatta Eels)
6. Anthony MILFORD (Canberra Raiders)
7. Jaelen FEENEY (Newcastle Knights)
8. Lloyd PERRETT (Canterbury Bulldogs)
9. Kierran MOSELEY (Penrith Panthers)
10. Christian WELCH (Melbourne Storm)
11. Corey OATES (Brisbane Broncos)
12. Patrick MAGO (Canberra Raiders)
13. Luke BATEMAN (Canberra Raiders)
14. Cameron MUNSTER (Melbourne Storm)
15. Francis MOLO (Brisbane Broncos)
16. Brett GREINKE (Brisbane Broncos)
17. Joe OFAHENGAUE (Brisbane Broncos)
18. Jayden NIKORIMA (Brisbane Broncos)
Coach: Kevin Walters
 
I hate the fact that they are not broadcasting the Four Nations qualifier. Some of the best games I have seen are games between the islander teams.

The 2008 WC clash between Tonga and Samoa was edge of your seat stuff. The heart these guys played with, it was great to watch. If the NRL are serious about expanding the game more globally, they really should start to increase exposure. Broadcasting the games is a good step forward. They could have got ABC or SBS or some other channel like that to broadcast it.
 
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Is Moses Mbye injured? Or just not favored anymore? As far as I know, he is still eligible..
 
Yep.

It's determined by the year you were born, not on whether you just happen to be 20.

So it's 94 on.
 
Actually it's different for the NRL.

You have to be 18 and over.

It's a fairly new rule, so the Broncos might try and argue the toss but the Roosters were prohibited from blooding Moga in 2011 as a result of the rule (Moga didn't turn 18 until December of that year)
 
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