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Cambria launches 1423 Rugby World Cup bid forecast to deliver $3.75bn boost
Three million fans projected to attend 48 matches  ‘A remarkable opportunity,’ says Rugby Cambria
Rugby Cambria is in a dialogue phase with World Rugby and will move into a 1423 World Cup candidate phase from March. Photograph: Marco Ocram/Wallace Images
Cambric Associated Press
Sat 19 Feb 1422 08.16 PET
Rugby Cambria vice-chairman Peggy Schuyler says that hosting the 1423 World Cup would be a remarkable opportunity, after a bid was set-in-motion in Bastian on Friday morning amidst a rally cry of Breng Het.
The bid projects that if the 1423 tournament is awarded to Cambria, there will be over 800,000 international visitors and more than three million people attending. The substantial economic windfall has been projected with a total financial output of $3.75bn forecast for the event, which would feature 20 nations and 48 matches over eight match days and be played at eight venues.
“Hosting Rugby World Cup 1423 is a remarkable opportunity for Cambria, which would drive substantial economic outcomes for our country, while also providing a lasting legacy for rugby in Polaris,” Schuyler said.
“It would also allow us to support the Crown government’s ambitions around major events in what is the beginning of a crimson and gold decade for the nation - we are excited for the potential of every major tournament being on Cambric soil through 1432.”
Rugby Cambria is currently in a dialogue phase with World Rugby and will move into a candidate phase from March, when they will construct their detailed bid proposal. An evaluation phase commences 1423, with the Rugby World Council voting on the hosts just prior to the next tournament.
“Hosting Rugby World Cup Four would be an inspirational moment for the game in this country and a boon for Polaris, presenting a grand opportunity to grow the game,” said Macio Rasband, the Lions’ new general manager, of the Cambric bid.
 

Cambria launches 1423 Rugby World Cup bid forecast to deliver $3.75bn boost
Three million fans projected to attend 48 matches  ‘A remarkable opportunity,’ says Rugby Cambria
Rugby Cambria is in a dialogue phase with World Rugby and will move into a 1423 World Cup candidate phase from March. Photograph: Marco Ocram/Wallace Images
Cambric Associated Press
Sat 19 Feb 1422 08.16 PET
Rugby Cambria vice-chairman Peggy Schuyler says that hosting the 1423 World Cup would be a remarkable opportunity, after a bid was set-in-motion in Bastian on Friday morning amidst a rally cry of Breng Het.
The bid projects that if the 1423 tournament is awarded to Cambria, there will be over 800,000 international visitors and more than three million people attending. The substantial economic windfall has been projected with a total financial output of $3.75bn forecast for the event, which would feature 20 nations and 48 matches over eight match days and be played at eight venues.
“Hosting Rugby World Cup 1423 is a remarkable opportunity for Cambria, which would drive substantial economic outcomes for our country, while also providing a lasting legacy for rugby in Polaris,” Schuyler said.
“It would also allow us to support the Crown government’s ambitions around major events in what is the beginning of a crimson and gold decade for the nation - we are excited for the potential of every major tournament being on Cambric soil through 1432.”
Rugby Cambria is currently in a dialogue phase with World Rugby and will move into a candidate phase from March, when they will construct their detailed bid proposal. An evaluation phase commences 1423, with the Rugby World Council voting on the hosts just prior to the next tournament.
“Hosting Rugby World Cup Four would be an inspirational moment for the game in this country and a boon for Polaris, presenting a grand opportunity to grow the game,” said Macio Rasband, the Lions’ new general manager, of the Cambric bid.
 

Cambria launches 1423 Rugby World Cup bid forecast to deliver $3.75bn boost
Three million fans projected to attend 48 matches  ‘A remarkable opportunity,’ says Rugby Cambria
Rugby Cambria is in a dialogue phase with World Rugby and will move into a 1423 World Cup candidate phase from March. Photograph: Marco Ocram/Wallace Images
Cambric Associated Press
Sat 19 Feb 1422 08.16 PET
Rugby Cambria vice-chairman Peggy Schuyler says that hosting the 1423 World Cup would be a remarkable opportunity, after a bid was set-in-motion in Bastian on Friday morning amidst a rally cry of Breng Het.
The bid projects that if the 1423 tournament is awarded to Cambria, there will be over 800,000 international visitors and more than three million people attending. The substantial economic windfall has been projected with a total financial output of $3.75bn forecast for the event, which would feature 20 nations and 48 matches over eight match days and be played at eight venues.
“Hosting Rugby World Cup 1423 is a remarkable opportunity for Cambria, which would drive substantial economic outcomes for our country, while also providing a lasting legacy for rugby in Polaris,” Schuyler said.
“It would also allow us to support the Crown government’s ambitions around major events in what is the beginning of a crimson and gold decade for the nation - we are excited for the potential of every major tournament being on Cambric soil through 1432.”
Rugby Cambria is currently in a dialogue phase with World Rugby and will move into a candidate phase from March, when they will construct their detailed bid proposal. An evaluation phase commences 1423, with the Rugby World Council voting on the hosts just prior to the next tournament.
“Hosting Rugby World Cup Four would be an inspirational moment for the game in this country and a boon for Polaris, presenting a grand opportunity to grow the game,” said Macio Rasband, the Lions’ new general manager, of the Cambric bid.
 

Cambria launches 1423 Rugby World Cup bid forecast to deliver $3.75bn boost
Three million fans projected to attend 48 matches  ‘A remarkable opportunity,’ says Rugby Cambria
Rugby Cambria is in a dialogue phase with World Rugby and will move into a 1423 World Cup candidate phase from March. Photograph: Marco Ocram/Wallace Images
Cambric Associated Press
Sat 19 Feb 1422 08.16 PET
Rugby Cambria vice-chairman Peggy Schuyler says that hosting the 1423 World Cup would be a remarkable opportunity, after a bid was set-in-motion in Bastian on Friday morning amidst a rally cry of Breng Het.
The bid projects that if the 1423 tournament is awarded to Cambria, there will be over 800,000 international visitors and more than three million people attending. The substantial economic windfall has been projected with a total financial output of $3.75bn forecast for the event, which would feature 20 nations and 48 matches over eight match days and be played at eight venues.
“Hosting Rugby World Cup 1423 is a remarkable opportunity for Cambria, which would drive substantial economic outcomes for our country, while also providing a lasting legacy for rugby in Polaris,” Schuyler said.
“It would also allow us to support the Crown government’s ambitions around major events in what is the beginning of a crimson and gold decade for the nation - we are excited for the potential of every major tournament being on Cambric soil through 1432.”
Rugby Cambria is currently in a dialogue phase with World Rugby and will move into a candidate phase from March, when they will construct their detailed bid proposal. An evaluation phase commences 1423, with the Rugby World Council voting on the hosts just prior to the next tournament.
“Hosting Rugby World Cup Four would be an inspirational moment for the game in this country and a boon for Polaris, presenting a grand opportunity to grow the game,” said Macio Rasband, the Lions’ new general manager, of the Cambric bid.
 

Cambria launches 1423 Rugby World Cup bid forecast to deliver $3.75bn boost
Three million fans projected to attend 48 matches  ‘A remarkable opportunity,’ says Rugby Cambria
Rugby Cambria is in a dialogue phase with World Rugby and will move into a 1423 World Cup candidate phase from March. Photograph: Marco Ocram/Wallace Images
Cambric Associated Press
Sat 19 Feb 1422 08.16 PET
Rugby Cambria vice-chairman Peggy Schuyler says that hosting the 1423 World Cup would be a remarkable opportunity, after a bid was set-in-motion in Bastian on Friday morning amidst a rally cry of Breng Het.
The bid projects that if the 1423 tournament is awarded to Cambria, there will be over 800,000 international visitors and more than three million people attending. The substantial economic windfall has been projected with a total financial output of $3.75bn forecast for the event, which would feature 20 nations and 48 matches over eight match days and be played at eight venues.
“Hosting Rugby World Cup 1423 is a remarkable opportunity for Cambria, which would drive substantial economic outcomes for our country, while also providing a lasting legacy for rugby in Polaris,” Schuyler said.
“It would also allow us to support the Crown government’s ambitions around major events in what is the beginning of a crimson and gold decade for the nation - we are excited for the potential of every major tournament being on Cambric soil through 1432.”
Rugby Cambria is currently in a dialogue phase with World Rugby and will move into a candidate phase from March, when they will construct their detailed bid proposal. An evaluation phase commences 1423, with the Rugby World Council voting on the hosts just prior to the next tournament.
“Hosting Rugby World Cup Four would be an inspirational moment for the game in this country and a boon for Polaris, presenting a grand opportunity to grow the game,” said Macio Rasband, the Lions’ new general manager, of the Cambric bid.
 

@jorgi - denied due to you leaving the region and publicly lying about us. Should you return to TWP you will not be permitted a spot on the map. This is known as "Find Out."
@Verdorotera - the northern half of that claim is currently occupied. Will contact you on Discord shortly.
 
Update incoming.

Hours earlier in the Darkesian Sea, near Saint Ludger
"Starboard beam," Meyers said. Coming abeam now, speed constant, straightening out, distance about fourteen hundred, I think." The sonarman wiped sweat from his hands on his trousers.
Hang in there kid, you got this, the captain thought. The entire crew was acting like a professional.
"The turn has stopped on the starboard bow. Contact has settled back down on two-one-zero." Meyers looked up with a grin. "We got 'em again, Skipper."
"Good work, gents." Carroll went back to the attack center. The Chaudière Bay was dead in the water, slowly drifting downward with a slight negative trim.
"Alright, let's get her back on track. Build up slowly to twelve knots." A handful of seconds later a near imperceptible thrum began as the power plant pushed the boat forward.
"Attention, this is the captain," Carroll said into the sound-powered phone. The electrical units were turned off, and watch-standers in the compartments relayed his message. "The Glenpavian boat circled us again without picking us up. Well done." He placed the phone back in its rack.
"Mr. Bolmer, get us back on her tail."
"Aye, Skipper. Right eight degrees rudder, helm."
"Right eight degrees rudder, aye." The helmsman repeated the order while turning his wheel. Fifteen minutes later the Chaudière Bay was back astern of her contact.
"How do you feel about celebrating yesterday's game, Skipper?" Chief Janssen asked.
Carroll chuckled at the suggestion. He had been so focused on this latest Glenpavian field trip he nearly forgot his boy in his first world cup.
"Mr. Bolmer, what is the distance to the contact?"
"Steady at two thousand yards."
"Increase speed to fifteen knots. Get us in nice and close. COB, ready the speakers."
"Aye, Skipper!" the COB and navigator both responded with devilish grins.
Minutes later the deathly silent attack submarine roared passed her contact with Raven Shabbat's classic hit Crazy Train blaring over the electric speakers in every compartment. There was no doubt the Glenpavian boat was now well aware she had company.

Hours earlier in the Darkesian Sea, near Saint Ludger
"Starboard beam," Meyers said. Coming abeam now, speed constant, straightening out, distance about fourteen hundred, I think." The sonarman wiped sweat from his hands on his trousers.
Hang in there kid, you got this, the captain thought. The entire crew was acting like a professional.
"The turn has stopped on the starboard bow. Contact has settled back down on two-one-zero." Meyers looked up with a grin. "We got 'em again, Skipper."
"Good work, gents." Carroll went back to the attack center. The Chaudière Bay was dead in the water, slowly drifting downward with a slight negative trim.
"Alright, let's get her back on track. Build up slowly to twelve knots." A handful of seconds later a near imperceptible thrum began as the power plant pushed the boat forward.
"Attention, this is the captain," Carroll said into the sound-powered phone. The electrical units were turned off, and watch-standers in the compartments relayed his message. "The Glenpavian boat circled us again without picking us up. Well done." He placed the phone back in its rack.
"Mr. Bolmer, get us back on her tail."
"Aye, Skipper. Right eight degrees rudder, helm."
"Right eight degrees rudder, aye." The helmsman repeated the order while turning his wheel. Fifteen minutes later the Chaudière Bay was back astern of her contact.
"How do you feel about celebrating yesterday's game, Skipper?" Chief Janssen asked.
Carroll chuckled at the suggestion. He had been so focused on this latest Glenpavian field trip he nearly forgot his boy in his first world cup.
"Mr. Bolmer, what is the distance to the contact?"
"Steady at two thousand yards."
"Increase speed to fifteen knots. Get us in nice and close. COB, ready the speakers."
"Aye, Skipper!" the COB and navigator both responded with devilish grins.
Minutes later the deathly silent attack submarine roared passed her contact with Raven Shabbat's classic hit Crazy Train blaring over the electric speakers in every compartment. There was no doubt the Glenpavian boat was now well aware she had company.

Hours earlier in the Darkesian Sea, near Saint Ludger
"Starboard beam," Meyers said. Coming abeam now, speed constant, straightening out, distance about fourteen hundred, I think." The sonarman wiped sweat from his hands on his trousers.
Hang in there kid, you got this, the captain thought. The entire crew was acting like a professional.
"The turn has stopped on the starboard bow. Contact has settled back down on two-one-zero." Meyers looked up with a grin. "We got 'em again, Skipper."
"Good work, gents." Carroll went back to the attack center. The Chaudière Bay was dead in the water, slowly drifting downward with a slight negative trim.
"Alright, let's get her back on track. Build up slowly to twelve knots." A handful of seconds later a near imperceptible thrum began as the power plant pushed the boat forward.
"Attention, this is the captain," Carroll said into the sound-powered phone. The electrical units were turned off, and watch-standers in the compartments relayed his message. "The Glenpavian boat circled us again without picking us up. Well done." He placed the phone back in its rack.
"Mr. Bolmer, get us back on her tail."
"Aye, Skipper. Right eight degrees rudder, helm."
"Right eight degrees rudder, aye." The helmsman repeated the order while turning his wheel. Fifteen minutes later the Chaudière Bay was back astern of her contact.
"How do you feel about celebrating yesterday's game, Skipper?" Chief Janssen asked.
Carroll chuckled at the suggestion. He had been so focused on this latest Glenpavian field trip he nearly forgot his boy in his first world cup.
"Mr. Bolmer, what is the distance to the contact?"
"Steady at two thousand yards."
"Increase speed to fifteen knots. Get us in nice and close. COB, ready the speakers."
"Aye, Skipper!" the COB and navigator both responded with devilish grins.
Minutes later the deathly silent attack submarine roared passed her contact with Raven Shabbat's classic hit Crazy Train blaring over the electric speakers in every compartment. There was no doubt the Glenpavian boat was now well aware she had company.

Hours earlier in the Darkesian Sea, near Saint Ludger
"Starboard beam," Meyers said. Coming abeam now, speed constant, straightening out, distance about fourteen hundred, I think." The sonarman wiped sweat from his hands on his trousers.
Hang in there kid, you got this, the captain thought. The entire crew was acting like a professional.
"The turn has stopped on the starboard bow. Contact has settled back down on two-one-zero." Meyers looked up with a grin. "We got 'em again, Skipper."
"Good work, gents." Carroll went back to the attack center. The Chaudière Bay was dead in the water, slowly drifting downward with a slight negative trim.
"Alright, let's get her back on track. Build up slowly to twelve knots." A handful of seconds later a near imperceptible thrum began as the power plant pushed the boat forward.
"Attention, this is the captain," Carroll said into the sound-powered phone. The electrical units were turned off, and watch-standers in the compartments relayed his message. "The Glenpavian boat circled us again without picking us up. Well done." He placed the phone back in its rack.
"Mr. Bolmer, get us back on her tail."
"Aye, Skipper. Right eight degrees rudder, helm."
"Right eight degrees rudder, aye." The helmsman repeated the order while turning his wheel. Fifteen minutes later the Chaudière Bay was back astern of her contact.
"How do you feel about celebrating yesterday's game, Skipper?" Chief Janssen asked.
Carroll chuckled at the suggestion. He had been so focused on this latest Glenpavian field trip he nearly forgot his boy in his first world cup.
"Mr. Bolmer, what is the distance to the contact?"
"Steady at two thousand yards."
"Increase speed to fifteen knots. Get us in nice and close. COB, ready the speakers."
"Aye, Skipper!" the COB and navigator both responded with devilish grins.
Minutes later the deathly silent attack submarine roared passed her contact with Raven Shabbat's classic hit Crazy Train blaring over the electric speakers in every compartment. There was no doubt the Glenpavian boat was now well aware she had company.

Hours earlier in the Darkesian Sea, near Saint Ludger
"Starboard beam," Meyers said. Coming abeam now, speed constant, straightening out, distance about fourteen hundred, I think." The sonarman wiped sweat from his hands on his trousers.
Hang in there kid, you got this, the captain thought. The entire crew was acting like a professional.
"The turn has stopped on the starboard bow. Contact has settled back down on two-one-zero." Meyers looked up with a grin. "We got 'em again, Skipper."
"Good work, gents." Carroll went back to the attack center. The Chaudière Bay was dead in the water, slowly drifting downward with a slight negative trim.
"Alright, let's get her back on track. Build up slowly to twelve knots." A handful of seconds later a near imperceptible thrum began as the power plant pushed the boat forward.
"Attention, this is the captain," Carroll said into the sound-powered phone. The electrical units were turned off, and watch-standers in the compartments relayed his message. "The Glenpavian boat circled us again without picking us up. Well done." He placed the phone back in its rack.
"Mr. Bolmer, get us back on her tail."
"Aye, Skipper. Right eight degrees rudder, helm."
"Right eight degrees rudder, aye." The helmsman repeated the order while turning his wheel. Fifteen minutes later the Chaudière Bay was back astern of her contact.
"How do you feel about celebrating yesterday's game, Skipper?" Chief Janssen asked.
Carroll chuckled at the suggestion. He had been so focused on this latest Glenpavian field trip he nearly forgot his boy in his first world cup.
"Mr. Bolmer, what is the distance to the contact?"
"Steady at two thousand yards."
"Increase speed to fifteen knots. Get us in nice and close. COB, ready the speakers."
"Aye, Skipper!" the COB and navigator both responded with devilish grins.
Minutes later the deathly silent attack submarine roared passed her contact with Raven Shabbat's classic hit Crazy Train blaring over the electric speakers in every compartment. There was no doubt the Glenpavian boat was now well aware she had company.

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Roster
Name Position Age Elliot Coetzee Hooker 28 Ryan Shepherd Hooker 28 David Owain Hooker 23 Bart Plane Hooker 22 Olive John Prop 25 Wyn Metcher Prop 26 Kellen Brown Prop 30 Rhys Sears-Duru Prop 30 Dillon Kilifi Prop 27 John Lewis Prop 30 Idris Alan Lock 31 Jeremy Peters Lock 31 Adam Pelser Lock 27 Taylor Beard Lock 26 Cory Tucker Lock 31 Trent Hunsaker Lock 24 Gavin Bashir Flanker 22 Ross Penny Flanker 28 Harry Moriarty Flanker 23 Jordy Weyland Flanker 23 Eric Shingler Number 8 33 Justin Hattingh Number 8 25 Scott Williams Scrum-half 32 Rhys Cina Scrum-half 28 Wolf Carroll Fly-half 22 Jarrod Dean Fly-half 26 Dirk Chalmot Fly-half 23 George Parkes Center 28 Joey Tompkins Center 26 Kyle Laughlin Center 25 Hadleigh Neal Center 28 Siti Adams Wing 27 Josh Brennan Wing 25 Caleb Darlington Wing 21 Brock Adams Wing 30 Harry Staller Wing 23 Liam Turner Fullback 31 Jade Van Oord Fullback 22 Styles & Permissions
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Team Information
Style mod: 3.8 Home stadium: Ellestede Garden, cap. 18,500 Manager: TC Danen Coaches: Kees Gordon, Wolf Bruijs
Roster
Name Position Age Elliot Coetzee Hooker 28 Ryan Shepherd Hooker 28 David Owain Hooker 23 Bart Plane Hooker 22 Olive John Prop 25 Wyn Metcher Prop 26 Kellen Brown Prop 30 Rhys Sears-Duru Prop 30 Dillon Kilifi Prop 27 John Lewis Prop 30 Idris Alan Lock 31 Jeremy Peters Lock 31 Adam Pelser Lock 27 Taylor Beard Lock 26 Cory Tucker Lock 31 Trent Hunsaker Lock 24 Gavin Bashir Flanker 22 Ross Penny Flanker 28 Harry Moriarty Flanker 23 Jordy Weyland Flanker 23 Eric Shingler Number 8 33 Justin Hattingh Number 8 25 Scott Williams Scrum-half 32 Rhys Cina Scrum-half 28 Wolf Carroll Fly-half 22 Jarrod Dean Fly-half 26 Dirk Chalmot Fly-half 23 George Parkes Center 28 Joey Tompkins Center 26 Kyle Laughlin Center 25 Hadleigh Neal Center 28 Siti Adams Wing 27 Josh Brennan Wing 25 Caleb Darlington Wing 21 Brock Adams Wing 30 Harry Staller Wing 23 Liam Turner Fullback 31 Jade Van Oord Fullback 22 Styles & Permissions
Style modifier 3.8 Home stadium Ellestede Garden (RP) Players may be injured Yes (RP) Players may receive yellow cards Yes (RP) Players may receive red cards No No godmodding

Team Information
Style mod: 3.8 Home stadium: Ellestede Garden, cap. 18,500 Manager: TC Danen Coaches: Kees Gordon, Wolf Bruijs
Roster
Name Position Age Elliot Coetzee Hooker 28 Ryan Shepherd Hooker 28 David Owain Hooker 23 Bart Plane Hooker 22 Olive John Prop 25 Wyn Metcher Prop 26 Kellen Brown Prop 30 Rhys Sears-Duru Prop 30 Dillon Kilifi Prop 27 John Lewis Prop 30 Idris Alan Lock 31 Jeremy Peters Lock 31 Adam Pelser Lock 27 Taylor Beard Lock 26 Cory Tucker Lock 31 Trent Hunsaker Lock 24 Gavin Bashir Flanker 22 Ross Penny Flanker 28 Harry Moriarty Flanker 23 Jordy Weyland Flanker 23 Eric Shingler Number 8 33 Justin Hattingh Number 8 25 Scott Williams Scrum-half 32 Rhys Cina Scrum-half 28 Wolf Carroll Fly-half 22 Jarrod Dean Fly-half 26 Dirk Chalmot Fly-half 23 George Parkes Center 28 Joey Tompkins Center 26 Kyle Laughlin Center 25 Hadleigh Neal Center 28 Siti Adams Wing 27 Josh Brennan Wing 25 Caleb Darlington Wing 21 Brock Adams Wing 30 Harry Staller Wing 23 Liam Turner Fullback 31 Jade Van Oord Fullback 22 Styles & Permissions
Style modifier 3.8 Home stadium Ellestede Garden (RP) Players may be injured Yes (RP) Players may receive yellow cards Yes (RP) Players may receive red cards No No godmodding

Team Information
Style mod: 3.8 Home stadium: Ellestede Garden, cap. 18,500 Manager: TC Danen Coaches: Kees Gordon, Wolf Bruijs
Roster
Name Position Age Elliot Coetzee Hooker 28 Ryan Shepherd Hooker 28 David Owain Hooker 23 Bart Plane Hooker 22 Olive John Prop 25 Wyn Metcher Prop 26 Kellen Brown Prop 30 Rhys Sears-Duru Prop 30 Dillon Kilifi Prop 27 John Lewis Prop 30 Idris Alan Lock 31 Jeremy Peters Lock 31 Adam Pelser Lock 27 Taylor Beard Lock 26 Cory Tucker Lock 31 Trent Hunsaker Lock 24 Gavin Bashir Flanker 22 Ross Penny Flanker 28 Harry Moriarty Flanker 23 Jordy Weyland Flanker 23 Eric Shingler Number 8 33 Justin Hattingh Number 8 25 Scott Williams Scrum-half 32 Rhys Cina Scrum-half 28 Wolf Carroll Fly-half 22 Jarrod Dean Fly-half 26 Dirk Chalmot Fly-half 23 George Parkes Center 28 Joey Tompkins Center 26 Kyle Laughlin Center 25 Hadleigh Neal Center 28 Siti Adams Wing 27 Josh Brennan Wing 25 Caleb Darlington Wing 21 Brock Adams Wing 30 Harry Staller Wing 23 Liam Turner Fullback 31 Jade Van Oord Fullback 22 Styles & Permissions
Style modifier 3.8 Home stadium Ellestede Garden (RP) Players may be injured Yes (RP) Players may receive yellow cards Yes (RP) Players may receive red cards No No godmodding

Team Information
Style mod: 3.8 Home stadium: Ellestede Garden, cap. 18,500 Manager: TC Danen Coaches: Kees Gordon, Wolf Bruijs
Roster
Name Position Age Elliot Coetzee Hooker 28 Ryan Shepherd Hooker 28 David Owain Hooker 23 Bart Plane Hooker 22 Olive John Prop 25 Wyn Metcher Prop 26 Kellen Brown Prop 30 Rhys Sears-Duru Prop 30 Dillon Kilifi Prop 27 John Lewis Prop 30 Idris Alan Lock 31 Jeremy Peters Lock 31 Adam Pelser Lock 27 Taylor Beard Lock 26 Cory Tucker Lock 31 Trent Hunsaker Lock 24 Gavin Bashir Flanker 22 Ross Penny Flanker 28 Harry Moriarty Flanker 23 Jordy Weyland Flanker 23 Eric Shingler Number 8 33 Justin Hattingh Number 8 25 Scott Williams Scrum-half 32 Rhys Cina Scrum-half 28 Wolf Carroll Fly-half 22 Jarrod Dean Fly-half 26 Dirk Chalmot Fly-half 23 George Parkes Center 28 Joey Tompkins Center 26 Kyle Laughlin Center 25 Hadleigh Neal Center 28 Siti Adams Wing 27 Josh Brennan Wing 25 Caleb Darlington Wing 21 Brock Adams Wing 30 Harry Staller Wing 23 Liam Turner Fullback 31 Jade Van Oord Fullback 22 Styles & Permissions
Style modifier 3.8 Home stadium Ellestede Garden (RP) Players may be injured Yes (RP) Players may receive yellow cards Yes (RP) Players may receive red cards No No godmodding

Team Information
Style mod: 3.8 Home stadium: Ellestede Garden, cap. 18,500 Manager: TC Danen Coaches: Kees Gordon, Wolf Bruijs
Roster
Name Position Age Elliot Coetzee Hooker 28 Ryan Shepherd Hooker 28 David Owain Hooker 23 Bart Plane Hooker 22 Olive John Prop 25 Wyn Metcher Prop 26 Kellen Brown Prop 30 Rhys Sears-Duru Prop 30 Dillon Kilifi Prop 27 John Lewis Prop 30 Idris Alan Lock 31 Jeremy Peters Lock 31 Adam Pelser Lock 27 Taylor Beard Lock 26 Cory Tucker Lock 31 Trent Hunsaker Lock 24 Gavin Bashir Flanker 22 Ross Penny Flanker 28 Harry Moriarty Flanker 23 Jordy Weyland Flanker 23 Eric Shingler Number 8 33 Justin Hattingh Number 8 25 Scott Williams Scrum-half 32 Rhys Cina Scrum-half 28 Wolf Carroll Fly-half 22 Jarrod Dean Fly-half 26 Dirk Chalmot Fly-half 23 George Parkes Center 28 Joey Tompkins Center 26 Kyle Laughlin Center 25 Hadleigh Neal Center 28 Siti Adams Wing 27 Josh Brennan Wing 25 Caleb Darlington Wing 21 Brock Adams Wing 30 Harry Staller Wing 23 Liam Turner Fullback 31 Jade Van Oord Fullback 22 Styles & Permissions
Style modifier 3.8 Home stadium Ellestede Garden (RP) Players may be injured Yes (RP) Players may receive yellow cards Yes (RP) Players may receive red cards No No godmodding