The Royal Air Force will be looking to defend the Simon Weston Challenge Cup when they meet Wales Students on Wednesday at Tata Sports (kick-off 7.15pm).
It’s the second time these sides have met in this annual contest, with the RAF winning 28-16 in the inaugural encounter last May.
Wales are on a good run at the moment. Coached by Clive Griffiths, they’ve recorded wins over a Valleys XIII, North Wales Crusaders A, and All Golds this season.
Wales Students are preparing for the annual Four Nations, which is taking a new approach for the first time in its 32-year history, with sides no longer meeting in a single venue for a week. Instead, the matches will be double headers with the U16s and played over the course of a month.
It means that Wales will travel to Dublin to face Ireland on Saturday, 23rd May to start their challenge, before facing Scotland in Merthyr Tydfil on June 7th, then England in Neath on June 20th.
Admission tomorrow costs £5 for adults, £3 concessions, children free.
1. Lewis Ingram (Swansea University)
2. Lewis Howells (University of Nottingham)
3. Mason Phillips (University of Lancashire, capt)
4. Alex Abel (Loughborough University)
5. Dylan Morgan (Cardiff and Vale College)
6. Mason Apsee University of Gloucestershire)
7. Llewellyn Hawkes (Cardiff Metropolitan University)
8. Alex Green Cardiff Metropolitan University)
9. George Groves (University of Gloucestershire)
10. Jacob Purcell (Cardiff Metropolitan University, vc)
11. Scott Simons (Cardiff Metropolitan University)
12. Alex Thorpe (Swansea University)
13. Kavan Phillips (Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni)
Interchanges
14. Tom Moore (Swansea University)
15. Leo Jones (University of Exeter)
16. Kian Lloyd (Loughborough University)
17. Jarad Hughes (Cardiff University)
18. Sam Chaloner (Cardiff University)
19. Rhys Nicholls (Cardiff Metropolitan University)
20. Olly Darlington (Cardiff University)
Stand-By
21. Jacob Wallace (Neath College)
22. Kit Heales (Swansea University)
