Two NSW Schools sides have been selected to compete at next week’s Australian Schools Championships on the Sunshine Coast following trials played in Sydney on Thursday and Friday.

12 NSW players were selected in the Australian U18s Players of National Interest (PONI) squad and were not eligible for selection in the NSW Schools teams.

Two additional sides, NSW Juniors and NSW Barbarians were also selected and will compete on the Sunshine Coast.

An Australian Schools Barbarians side will be selected from that tournament, with players also potentially added to the Australian U18s squad based on form.

NSW Schools I

1. Hayden Lavercombe – The Kings School
2. Max Meagher – Trinity Grammar
3. Keegan Daly – Barker College
4. Arthur Greer – St Josephs College
5. Aron Brennan – St Augustines College
6. Charles Ulcoq – Scots College
7. Oliver Aboud – Waverley College
8. Nathaniel Gallagher – Westfields Sports HS
9. Darcy Brown – St Josephs College
10. Jonty Fowler – St Josephs College
11. Reilly Caswell – Knox Grammar School
12. Troy Patea – Waverley College
13. Louis Fenwicke – The Kings School
14. Max Roach – Knox Grammar School
15. Jai Callaghan – Shore
16. Luke Muriti – Oakhill College
17. Harrison Davies – Newington College
18. Daniel Osborne – Riverview College
19. Thomas Alloggia – Oakhill College
20. Jacob Harder – Pittwater HS
21. Jeremy Rath – Barker College
22. Henry Conick – Shore
23. Baxter Warner – Newington College

NSW Schools II

1. Cameron Paull – St Augustine’s
2. Charlie Ghattas – Joeys
3. Flynn Clatworthy – Newington College
4. Ed Baxter – Shore School
5. Phoenix Graham – St Ignatius College
6. Tom Haslam – Knox
7. Charlie Blank – St Augustine’s
8. Oscar Cleary – Kinross
9. Chayse Geros – St Augustine’s
10. Tye Jecks – Knox
11. Oliver Metcalf – St Augustine’s
12. Zachary Fitler – Scots
13. Cooper Watters – St Stanislaus College
14. Ethan Tombs – St Joseph’s College
15. Tallis McEwen-Welsh – Newington College
16. Matthew Harrison – Barker College
17. Harper Strachan – Knox
18. William Lloyd – Knox
19. Nathaniel Thomas – Barker
20. Dylan Simmons – Newington College
21. Jack Binnie – Shore
22. Lance Tovio – Cranbrook
23. Tamoko Berryman-Duff – St. Augustine’s College

NSW Juniors 

1. Marcus Mastro – Randwick
2. Henry Burke – NSW Country/Hunter
3. Felix Harvison – Sydney/Manly
4. Marley Chandra – NSW Country/Illawarra
5. James Finegan – Randwick
6. Michael Vandoros – NSW Country/Mid North Coast
7. James Nestor – Randwick 
8. William Picken – Lennox Head
9. Taite Howells – Sydney/Eastwood
10. Oscar Godwin – Lennox Head
11. King Manu – Sydney/Sydney Uni
12. Joe Harvey – Eastwood
13. Mitchell Holmes – Sydney/Eastwood
14. Mitchell Balzer – NSW Country/Hunter
15. Tom Farr Jones – Randwick
16. Rico Ross – Kiama
17. Joseph Eli – Sydney/Two Blues
18. Saukilai Taione – Sydney/Two Blues
19. Jacob Colwell – Sydney/Southern Districts
20. Mitchell Langley – Sydney Uni
21. Jimmy Thompson – Sydney/West Harbour 
22. Tom Watts – Sydney/Sydney Uni
23. Sebastian Elizondo – Randwick

NSW Barbarians/Combined States

1. Ponipate Ravubale – Eastwood
2. Cajun Arnfield – Hunter
3. Justin Amituani – Sydney Uni
4. Ethan Filipo – Two Blues
5. Hinganu Helu – Two Blues
6. Joel Couper – Warringah
7. Ilikaya Turagavukica – Darwin High
8. Oscar Afleck – Hunter
9. Liam Walsh – Sydney Uni
10. Oliver Crowther – Eastern Suburbs
11. Xavier Stewart – Hunter
12. Nate Glendinning – Sydney Uni
13. Glassie Glassie – Illawarra
14. John Cameron-Murray
15. Dane Mitchell – West Harbour
16. Jean-Paul Sia – Ipswich Grammar
17. Wyatt Van Dongen – Trinity College Gawler
18. Harry Harrington – Southern Country
19. Immanuel Summerfield – Hobart College
20. Charlie McCaughey – Cabra Dominican College
21. Jasper Tipper – Matthew Flinders Anglican College
22. Charles Boman – The Hutchins School
23. Rohan Nichol – Sunshine Coast Grammar