The team lists are in and there have been plenty of changes ahead of round six this weekend.

Keep reading to find out who will line out for your side this Saturday.

Randwick v Manly 

Randwick and Manly will both be looking to bounce back from dissapointing losses in round five when they meet at Coogee. 

Steve Hoiles has made two changes with Olly Adkins and Paulo Leleisiuao both to start in the front row. Adkinsi is a former English U20s and Gloucester prop.

Manly have made seven changes to the side that fell short against West Harbour last week. Nick Brown returns at prop and No.6 (two players with same name), Harrison Mataele will make his first start at lock and Ben Gleeson returns at No.8. 

In the backs, Lewis Dennett will start at flyhalf, Oscar Gilding on the wing and Angus Bell at 13. 

Randwick (1-15)

Olly Adkins, Cyrille Cama, Paulo Leleisiuao, Mike Etete, Cormac Daly, Joel Ellis, Tom Serhon, Ben Houston, Conor Tupai, Coby Miln, Jackson Mohi, Nick Chan, Zac Carr, Christian Yassmin, Ben Dowling.

Manly (1-15)

Nick Brown, James Hilterbrand, Maka Mafileo, Justin Mataele, Harrison Mataele, Nick Brown, Zac Barnabas, Benjamin Gleeson, Ruan Duplooy, Lewis Dennett, Oscar Gilding, Ofa Manuofetoa, Angus Bell, Yool Yool, Ollie Horne.

Northern Suburbs v Eastwood

Norths are unchanged from last week’s impressive win over Gordon in the North Shore local derby. 

There at home again against a Gordon side who welcome back captain Ed Craig at hooker. Young lock Dan Stolvold will start his first match of the season, while Aussie 7s back JL Bacon has been named at No.13. 

Northern Suburbs (1-15)

Jack Brewer, Sam Kitchen, Michael Scott, Saxon Gillies, Declan Carroll, Boston Kerapa, Luke Gersekowski, Brodie Leber, Nick Duffy, Jude Gibbs, Reece Mau’u, Harry Burey, Nathan Russell, Seb Cameron, Max Burey.

Eastwood (1-15)

Willie Leoso, Ed Craig, James Wayland, Eric Tauiliili, Dan Stovold, Nick Russell, Ratu Tuisese, Michael Icely, Lachie Albert, Matt Minogue, Daniel Ala, Enoka Muliufi, JL Bacon, Sione Hopoate, Chris Bell.

Eastern Suburbs v Sydney Uni

Easts welcome back Archer Holz and Mosese Tuipulotu from the Waratahs for Saturday’s Ladies Day clash against Sydney Uni, while halves Teddy Wilson and Jack Bowen are also back from the Australian U20s camp. 

Wilson and Bowen’s Junior Wallabies teammate Tom Morrison is also back for Sydney Uni. He’s been named on the wing though, allowing recruit Zac Lloyd to stay at No.15. The Students have also named 18-year old Ronan Leahy at No.13. Leahy was an Australian Schoolboy last year and is in the Force academy. 

Eastern Suburbs (1-15)

Faalelei Sione, Julian Heaven, Archer Holz, Zane Marolt, Ethan Simpson, Josh Bokser, Archie Gavin, Will MacPherson, Teddy Wilson, Jack Bowen, Jack Mossman, Logan Bell, Mosese Tuipulotu, Joel Cobb, Nic Shannon.

Sydney Uni (1-15)

Paddy Tagg, Sam Cantwell, Darcy Breen, Luke Ratcliff, Ed Scragg, Papilion Sevele, Jack McCalman, Hugh Bokenham, Tas Smith, Connor O’Shea, Tom Morrison, Sione Taufui, Ronan Leahy, Eddy King, Jac Lloyd.

Southern Districts v Western Sydney

Junior Wallabies centre Jackson Ropata returns for the Rebels for Saturday’s important clash against the Two Blues. In the only other change, Angus Allen replaces Tupou Sopoaga at No.6

Western Sydney welcome back gun No.7 Tavite Gadeisuva. The Two Blues also have a new look front row with Kafaonga Katoa and Tonga Tangitau to both start at prop. 

Southern Districts (1-15)

Ezekiel Sopoaga, Dante Tatafu, Noah Ironside, Phil Potgieter, Alan Fitzgerald, Angus Allen, George Gibson, Archie Hosking, Tokahirere Sopoaga, William Thomas, Samuel Tabuatamata, Gavin Wood, Jackson Ropata, Maui Wallace, Isaac Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens.

Western Sydney (1-15)

Kafaonga Katoa, Jay Fonokalafi, Tonga Tangitau, Dane Terekia, Paula Waqa, Irie Papuni, Tavite Gadeisuva, Jaycob Matiu, Rilloy Suesue, Reece Suesue, Taliki Nadredre, Cardiff Vaega, Siti Moceidreke, Faiva Faiva, Otumaka Mausia.

Warringah v Hunter

Warringah will look to claim their second win of the year when they host the competition leaders at Rat Park. 

Charlie McKill and Seb Wileman both haven’t been named though. Josh Sheridan will start for McKill in the backrow, while Esera Chee-Kam moves in to the centres and Mojee Veremalua starts on the wing in place of Wileman. 

Warringah (1-15)

Martin Mulhall, Jack Nettleton, Sateki Latu, Andrew Davies, Sam Thomson, Alex O’Dell, Josh Sheridan, Richard Clift, Roan Frostwick, Ben Marr, Mojee Veremalua, Dean Blore, Sonny Meleisea, Esera Chee-Kam, Tyson Davis.

Hunter (1-15)

Andrew Tuala, Hamish Moore, Nicholas Dobson, Morgan Inness, Rob Puliuvea, Chlayton Frans, Donny Freeman, Tiueti Asi, Nicholas Murray, Connor Winchester, Isaac Ulberg, Aneriueta Tufuga, Alesana Pohla, Thomas Watson, Nathan de Thierry.

West Harbour v Gordon

West Harbour have made two changes to the side that beat Manly in a thrill at Concord Oval on Saturday. Voatangi Mafi replaces Cam Orr at prop while Jordan Sharp is in for Prez Tufuga at lock. 

Gordon will be looking to bounce back from a disappointing loss to Norths. Jack McGregor is back for the Stags at flyhalf. 

While in the forwards, James Lough is out. Cam Wood/Jack Margin will start at lock, with Ola Taulangi shifting to No.6. 

West Harbour (1-15)

Voatangi Mafi, Albert Alcock, Cam Betham, Toby Adlington, Jordon Sharp, Damien Fleming, Max Clementson, Presley Tufuga, Dion Spice, Hunter Hannaford, Justin Marsters, Enari Kilifi, Josh Brown, Callum Sirker, Noah Cooper.

Gordon (1-15)

Luatangi Li, Tomas Maka, Tristan Fuli, John Akauola, Cam Wood/Jack Margin, Ola Taulangi, Tom Horan, Milan Basson, Harry Emery, Jack McGregor, Brandon Quinn, Barry Karea, Kainoa Gudgeon, Oli Arcus, Ben Fitzgerald.