Seven members of the Junior Saints Academy have been included in a 46-strong Midlands Under-18 squad for the Divisional Assessment Day at Loughborough GS's ground on Sunday, November 23rd (9.30am-3pm).
The seven JSA players are Glyn Hughes (fly half), Will Dunkley (Centre), Sam Collins (centre), Charlie Sadler (full back), Mike Haywood (hooker), Dan Brotherton (lock) and Sam Farmer (flanker). Brotherton, Collins, Haywood and Sadler are all students at Moulton College, the Saints' Partnership College, while Dunkley and Farmer are both at Bedford School. Hughes is a pupil at Stratton Upper in Bedfordshire.
Collins, Sadler and Haywood have all played for the Wanderers this season.
The players were selected after the recent inter-county matches which culminated in the Super Sunday tournament at Broadstreet RFC two weeks ago and will form the next stage in the selection process for the Midlands Under-18.
National selectors will be present at the Midlands Assessment Day which will comprise a match of two 25 minute periods and one of 20 minutes between Reds and Blacks.
The Midlands selectors will then announce a training squad to prepare for the Divisional Festival which will be staged at Broadstreet between January 2nd and 4th.
The Junior Saints Academy is sponsored by LIO. For more information visit www.logicalfrance.com.
Midlands Under-18 Assessment Day squad
Backs: Joe Glover (John Cleveland College, Hinckley and Leicestershire), Adam Shaw (Mansfield and NL&D), Joel Dudley (Bromsgrove School, Worcester and North Midlands), Glyn Hughes (Stratton Upper School, Northampton Saints and East Midlands), Lee Chapman (Hartpury College, Old Coventrians and Warwickshire), James Stokes (Paviors and NL&D), John Webb (Bromsgrove School and North Midlands), Earl Collins (Rugby School, Old Coventrians and Warwickshire), Ryan Hough (Mansfield and NL&D), Jack Bradford (Newark and NL&D), Will Dunkley (Bedford School, Northampton Saints and East Midlands), James Whybrow (King Edward VI Five Ways, Five Ways OE and North Midlands), Sam Collins (Moulton College, Northampton Saints and East Midlands), Sam Miller (Warwick School, Worcester and Warwickshire), James Trueman (Solihull School, Birmingham & Solihull and North Midlands), Jon Cordin (Mansfield and NL&D), Kris Brindley (Worcester Sixth Form College, Worcester and North Midlands), Greg Little wood (Loughborough GS, Lutterworth and Leicestershire), Charlie Sadler (Moulton College, Northampton Saints and East Midlands).
Forwards: Louis Padian (Bishop Challoner School and North Midlands), Saad Saat (Nottingham Academy and Notts, Lincs & Derbyshire), Mark Padgett (Ellesmere College, Mold and North Midlands), Matt Cox (Bromsgrove School, Worcester and North Midlands), Marcus Badham (Grantham College, Melton Mowbray and Leicestershire), Henry Waltier (Bromsgrove School, Worcester and North Midlands), Michael Haywood (Moulton College, Northampton Saints and East Midlands), Ethan Davies ( King Edward VI School Aston, Sutton Coldfield and North Midlands), Will Bigley (Twickenham College, London Wasps and East Midlands), Chris Fox (Bromsgrove School and North Midlands), Tom Williams (Abraham Darby School and North Midlands), Ryan Holmes (Derby and NL&D), Sean Young (Bromsgrove School, Worcester and North Midlands), Dan Brotherton (Moulton College, Northampton Saints and East Midlands), Joseph Collingham (Paviors and NL&D), Nile Dacres (Worcester Sixth Form College, Five Ways OE and North Midlands), Liam Deery (Lawrence Sheriff School, Rugby Lions and Warwickshire), Sam Farmer (Bedford School, Northampton Saints and East Midlands), Joseph Symcox (Mansfield and NL&D), Joe Garner (Worcester Sixth Form College, Worcester and North Midlands), Will Radburn (Worcester Sixth Form College, Worcester and North Midlands), Carl Jeffs (Old Coventrians and Warwickshire), Tim Walton (Mansfield and NL&D), Matt Kvesic (Worcester Sixth Form College, Worcester and North Midlands), Craig Pszenycniak (Loughborough College, Melton Mowbray and Leicestershire), James Perrins (Stafford College, Lichfield and Staffordshire), Jake Barron (Sleaford and NL&D).