StoreLocal Hospital Cup Teams Round 7

Written by Queensland Rugby Media Unit, courtesy of qld.rugby Source article

Brothers premiership captain Noah Nielsen will return for the defending champions this weekend in their blockbuster StoreLocal Grand Final rematch against Wests at Sylvan Road.

Nielsen has missed the previous handful of games, but has returned in time for the cruch game against the Bulldogs at Sylvan Road.

Brothers have made two other changes for the contest with Dre Pakeho returning to inside centres meaning Paddy James has moved into the 10 spot in place of Harry Grant and George Tuineau shifting to loosehead prop for Harrison Lloyd.

For Wests, Jake Barry and Aiden Latter will pack down in the front row with James Marterns returning to scrumhalf with Louis Werchon travelling with the Queensland Reds. Lebron Naea returns to partner Charlie Tupu in the centres.

Elsewhere, Pio Nakubuwai has returned to the starting XV for Easts with Jordan Carriera shifting to fullback. Frankie Goldsborough has been named among the reserves.

Souths have been boosted by the return for Connor Vest – named at number eight – and Harry McLaughlin-Phillips at flyhalf for their clash against Sunnybank at Chipsy Wood. The inclusions, which also includes Tye James on the wing, bolster a strong Souths outfit which started the season well but are coming a loss against University last week.

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Your StoreLocal Hospital Cup teams for Round Seven of Queensland Premier Rugby:

WESTS V BROTHERS

Saturday 18 May, 3:05pm – Wests Rugby Club

Wests

1. Aiden Latter
2. Charlie Wigan
3. Jake Barry
4. Cailen Hope
5. Sau Vaihu
6. Victor Olaaiga
7. Bradley Kelegai
8. Connor Anderson
9. James Martens
10. Mason Gordon
11. David Vaihu
12. Lebron Naea
13. Charlie Tupu
14. Henry Speight
15. Mosese Dawai

Brothers

1. George Tuineau
2. Dom Fraser
3. Jaiden Christian
4. Brad Kapa
5. Hamish Muller
6. Michael Wood
7. Noah Nielsen
8. Brad Hemopo
9. Isaac Tarabay
10. Paddy James
11. Seb Hanna
12. Dre Pakeho
13. Grason Makara
14. Benn Dalle Cort
15. Finn Pras

BOND UNIVERSITY V EASTS

Saturday 18 May, 3:05pm – Bond University Rugby Club

Bond University

1. Harrison Usher
2. Jack Winchester
3. Harry Bell
4. Jake Upfield
5. Dylan Loader
6. Zebediah Misios
7. Lachlan Vine
8. Joel Brown
9. Jordan Lenac
10. Fred Dorrough
11. Ieuan Cornelius
12. Tyler Campbell
13. Gus Wolton
14. Hamish Roberts
15. Rhian Stowers

Easts

1. Tom Fowler
2. Zac Crothers
3. Massimo De Lutiis
4. Charlie Scott
5. Fred Fewtrell
6. Tau Tuisamoa
7. Henry Wilson
8. James Livingstone
9. Eli Pilz
10. Meli Dreu
11. Dougal Gray
12. Matt Smit
13. Pio Nakubuwai
14. Gus Godwin
15. Jordan Carriera

SOUTHS V SUNNYBANK

Saturday 18 May, 3:35pm – Souths Rugby Club

Souths

1. George Francis
2. Callum Lauder
3. Phransis Sula-Siaosi
4. Samual Von Blanckensee
5. Jake Kurbatoff
6. Kalaveti Kunatuba
7. Kohan Herbert
8. Connor Vest
9. Finn Hearn
10. Harry McLaughlin-Phillips
11. Denzil Perkins
12. Vilikesa Raboiliku
13. Saiasi Qiokata
14. Tye James
15. Lachlan Stewart

Sunnybank

1. Alex Hodgman
2. Josh Mahina
3. Eli Fakailoatonga
4. Zac Shepherd
5. Taine Roiri
6. Ravuama Vuetanavanua
7. Nathan Faatagi
8. Pita Halaifonua
9. Dominic Bellars
10. Liam McNamara
11. Junior Laloifi
12. Francis Pona
13. Mone Ma’afu
14. Alosio Bera
15. Kitione Taliga

NORTHS V GPS

Saturday 18 May, 3:05pm – Norths Rugby Club

Norths

1. Ollie Harris
2. Josh Mongard
3. Eli Junior Latu
4. Taelyn Nukunuku
5. Yvhan Allsworth
6. Takehiro Kimura
7. Conor Chittenden
8. Leo Langbridge
9. Cody Mitchell
10. Harry Langbridge
11. Jackson Connelly
12. Jack Peoples
13. Tevita Toloi
14. Mackenzie Fox
15. Alex Flanagan Smith

GPS

1. Malakai Taulani
2. Tevita Kaituu
3. Halapio Peter
4. Stuart Tualima
5. Dan Byrne
6. Nicholas Baker
7. Matt Gicquel
8. Ben Byrne
9. Jakob Morrison
10. Bas Ward
11. Tiko Twist
12. Campbell Mollor
13. Shaun Anderson
14. Jack Peterson
15. Mitch Treleaven