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Northampton Saints U18s vs Exeter Chiefs U18s

PREM Next Gen Academy League, Round 1
Friday 15 August, 2025
Kick-off: 1:30pm

15 Harvey Linell
14 Woody Hamilton-Hurst
13 Will Howes
12 Cal Tarry
11 George Cooper
10 Kai Fisher
9 Jack Woods

1 Lucas Veeres
2 Ferdi Barnett-Vincent
3 Noah Buxton
4 Rafferty Hewitt
5 George Tonga’uiha
6 Will Hepher (c)
7 Reuben Williams
8 Charlie Hammick

Replacements
16 Kingsley Gallimore
17 Louie Dufty
18 Ted Warner
19 Connor Wright
20 Ronan Perkins
21 Caelin Chin
22 Elijah Jeyes
23 Matthieu Gegui

Immediately following the U18s fixture, the U17s will play in a friendly against Exeter Chiefs with a 3pm kick-off.

Northampton Saints U17s vs Exeter Chiefs U17s

Friendly
Friday 15 August, 2025
Kick-off: 3pm

15 Kai Manson, 14 Finn Westley, 13 Joshua Miller, 12 Will Tierney, 11 Jeremiah German, 10 Giovanni Panariello, 9 Riley Curtin; 1 Dylan Hooper, 2 Charlie Utting (C), 3 Ben Jones, 4 William Higgins, 5 Oscar Wells, 6 Harry Nath, 7 Charlie King; 8 Toby Seaman

Replacements: 16 George Simmonds, 17 Charlie Grimsey, 18 Eddy Burton, 19 Toby Price, 20 Jordan Johnson, 21 Ike Ihenacho, 22 Bailey McNess, 23 Harry Carter, 24 James Egan, 25 James Ralston-Brown.

Do Will Hepher and George Tonga’uiha have the famous fathers I assume they do?

George certainly does. Let me check on Hepher

Epaminondas Pules wrote: ↑Thu Aug 14, 2025 5:21 pm George certainly does. Let me check on Hepher

Will Hepher is the son of ex Saints backrow Simon Hepher

So Will does have a famous father just not the one I was assuming.

FKAS wrote: ↑Thu Aug 14, 2025 7:21 pm So Will does have a famous father just not the one I was assuming.

Just did a google, as Hepher's not that common a name and rugby does tend to go in families, and apparently Simon is Ali's brother. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/story ... 25,00.html

So the link was there, just one chain further apart.

Puja

Puja wrote: ↑Thu Aug 14, 2025 8:06 pm

FKAS wrote: ↑Thu Aug 14, 2025 7:21 pm So Will does have a famous father just not the one I was assuming.

Just did a google, as Hepher's not that common a name and rugby does tend to go in families, and apparently Simon is Ali's brother. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/story ... 25,00.html

So the link was there, just one chain further apart.

Puja

As both Hephers played for Saints makes sense.

Exeter Chiefs

15 Noah Driesen, 14 Archie Guyver, 13 Marley Johns, 12 Will PIdwell, 11 Troy Jackson, 10 Will Lane, 9 Ben Whysall, 1 Mawgan Talling (c), 2 Diego Lerro, 3 Josh Bratt, 4 Harry Friggens, 5 Hudson Edkins, 6 Harry Westlake, 7 Tyler Knightley, 8 Alfie Johns.
Replacements: 16 Theo McKay, 17 Louis Tout, 18 N/A, 19 Solomon Plowman, 20 Harrison Riley, 21 Olly Bertie, 22 Ruben Chugg.

Saracens

15 Charlie Morgan, 14 Barney Hooks, 13 Dan Lake, 12 Zac Jones, 11 Freddie Stewart, 10 Henry Hodgson, 9 Charlie Heard, 1 Ben Beadle, 2 Charles Rotimi, 3 Tom Dargan, 4 Gus Cukwumaka, 5 Aidan Enskat, 6 PJ Ludlow, 7 Max Worsley, 8 Ediz Karsak.

Replacements: 16 Tiane Elone, 17 Dylan Jenkins, 18 Cameron Blanche, 19 Abdoul Bantango, 20 Olly Barriball, 21 Will Birkbeck, 22 Ore Adebayo.

Prem Rugby Next Gen Round 1 Fixtures:

Friday 15th August

Leicester Tigers v Sale Sharks – 12pm, Loughborough University

Northampton Saints v Exeter Chiefs – 1.30pm, Cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens

Yorkshire Academy v Gloucester – 2pm, Yarnbury RFC

Saturday 16th August

Bristol Bears v Harlequins – 6.30pm, Shaftesbury Park

Saracens v Bath – 2pm, StoneX

Sale Sharks

15 Austin Keogh, 14 Alex Wood, 13 Christian Smith, 12 Arthur Scrase, 11 Charlie Fletcher, 10 Cieran Milligan (c), 9 Anton Gildea, 1 Will Midgley, 2 Tom Cross, 3 Hendro Hattingh, 4 George Shelton, 5 Ollie Jolliffe, 6 Lewis Simpson, 7 Isaac Whalley, 8 Archie Blackburn.

Replacements: 16 Olly McCall, 17 Morgan Simmonds, 18 George Kirkham, 19 Chris Kirkby, 20 Ed Millachip, 21 Tom Jacques, 22 Adam Jacques.

Saints beat Exeter 64 v 51!!!

Bath Rugby U18 Starting XV versus Saracens U18 (School | Club where stated):
16/08/25; 1.00pm

1 Henry Veale (Beechen Cliff School | Lytchett Minster Rugby Club)
2 Freddie Beasley (Millfield School)
3 Charlie Dawe (Beechen Cliff School | Corsham RFC)
4 Ben Allen (Crofton School | Havant RFC)
5 Henry Ball (Beechen Cliff School | Oldfield Old Boys RFC)
6 Alex Yeabsley (Millfield School)
7 Teddy Skinner (Bishop Wand Church of England | Portsmouth RFC)
8 Georgia Faosiliva (Clarendon Academy)

09 Ollie Lewis (Beechen Cliff School | Keynsham RFC)
10 Max Hooper (c) (Beechen Cliff School | Oldfield Old Boys RFC)
11 Ryan Carr (The Forest School | Rams RFC)
12 Will Kemp (Beechen Cliff School | Chippenham RFC)
13 Aston Barrington-Hibbert (Millfield School)
14 Harry Jones (Beechen Cliff School | Lytchett Minster RFC)
15 Sam Bunch (Beechen Cliff School | Chippenham RFC)


16 Malachi Randolph (The Royal Grammar School | Maidenhead RFC)
17 Theo Lewis-Zdybel (Beechen Cliff School | St. Mary's Old Boys RFC)
18 Ned Cartwright (Beechen Cliff School | Dorchester RFC)
19 Ali Aljawabra (King Edward’s School)
20 Henry Sui (Beechen Cliff School)
21 Oscar Harrison (Marlborough College | Marlborough Rugby Club)
22 Cade Comer (King Edward's School | Bath RFC)
23 Tom Meredith (Embley School | Winchester RFC)


Bolded are names I recognise from last year
Italliced are names with famous fathers
I know there's a lot of excitement about Henry Sui (backrow) - played last year, still has another year at this level

ETA:
Saracens U18 team to face Bath Rugby U18:

1 Ben Beadle (Sedbergh)
2 Charles Rotimi (Campion)
3 Tom Dargan (Harrow)
4 Gus Chukwumaka (Harrow)
5 Aidan Enskat (Oaklands College, Old Elthamians)
6 PJ Ludlow (Berkhamsted, Old Albanians)
7 Max Worsley (Mill Hill, Harpenden)
8 Ediz Karsak (The Judd, Sevenoaks)

09 Charlie Heard (Berkhamstead, London Irish Amateurs)
10 Henry Hodgson (Mill Hill, Harpenden)
11 Freddie Stewart (Berkhamsted, Old Verulamians)
12 Zac Jones (Mill Hill, Westcombe Park)
13 Dan Lake (St Benedict's School, Grasshoppers)
14 Barney Hooks (Oaklands College, Harpenden)
15 Charlie Morgan (Mill Hill, Aylesford Bulls)


16 Taine Elone (Mill Hill, Westcombe Park)
17 Dylan Jenkins (Campion)
18 Cameron Blanche (Alec Hunter, Bishop Stortford)
19 Abdoul Bantango (Oaklands College, Old Colfeians)
20 Olly Barriball (Mill Hill, Saracens Amateurs)
21 Will Birbeck (Harrow, Farnham)
22 Ore Adebayo (Habberdasher's Boys' School)

Charlie Dawe’s dad was one of the original Top Gear presenters with Clarkson and Hammond, before James May replaced him. Useless fact of the day.

BTW you missed a famous son. The lad playing 10 for Saracens….

Leicester Tigers kicked off the 25/26 PREM Next Gen academy U18 league with a 38-31 win over Sale Sharks.

A dominant first-half display, including four tries to the Tigers, saw them lead by 17 points at halftime before having to hold on against a fast-finishing Sharks side to register the Round 1 victory.

It took just two minutes for the first points of the season to be registered when wing Christian Gordon-Astbury crossed for the opener. Fly-half Matthew Clatworthy converted the try to make it 7-0.

Two more tries for ‘The Cubs’ in quick succession, the first to blindside flanker Fin Charles and the second to scrum-half James Alcock, extend the lead out to 17-0 after only 14 minutes at Loughborough University.

Sale got on the board, through Cieran Milligan, on the 20-minute mark, and the fly-half converted his own try to cut the deficit to 10 points, 17-7.

However, Tigers hit back almost immediately when wing Abdul Bah-Bah got over just two minutes later, and Clatworthy converted the try, to make it 24-7.

The scoreboard attendant had a busy finish to the first half with the Sharks getting a second, to outside centre Christian Smith, which was converted by my Milligan, to make it a ten-point game, 24-14.

But, Leicester struck again right before the break with a second for Alcock, and fullback Nathaniel Robinson added the extras to make it 31-14 at half-time.

Alcock had his hat-trick shortly after the teams returned to the field for the second half, crossing in the 44th minute and replacement back Will Loveday extended the lead to 24 points, 38-14, with a successful conversion attempt.

Sale added three tries in 15 minutes, and one successful conversion from Milligan, to make it a seven-point game, 38-31, and a nervous final ten minutes for the Tigers, who managed to hold on in a brave defensive effort and claim victory.

TIGERS XV: 15 NATHANIEL ROBINSON, 14 ABDUL BAH-BAH, 13 OLLIE MYALL (vc), 12 JOE HENSTOCK, 11 CHRISTIAN GORDON-ASTBURY, 10 MATTHEW CLATWORTHY, 9 JAMES ALCOCK; 1 KAJETAN LEWANDOWSKI, 2 ALEX CATCHESIDE, 3 JOE EDMUNDS, 4 MACKINLEY JONES, 5 ETHAN HARRISON, 6 FIN CHARLES, 7 DYLAN CHESSUM (c), 8 OLIVER ROBINSON

REPLACEMENTS: 16 TOM COURT, 17 ____, 18 CHARLES KINSON, 19 CHARILE LLYOD, 20 LWAZI NXARA, 21 MORGAN BEESE, 22 WILL LOVEDAY, 23 HARRISON BROOKS

UNDER-17s: LEICESTER TIGERS v SALE SHARKS
The clubs also met in a U17 fixture at Loughborough University, which the Sharks won 12-26.

Sale got across the chalk for their first try in the seventh minute and didn’t look back, leading for the rest of the game.

The first try, to Henry Bates, was converted by Tom Gaffey, to make it 0-7, before Leicester lock Otto Stone scored to make it 5-7 after ten minutes.

It was more than twenty minutes before the next points, when Sharks hooker Ben Rosenthal got over and Gaffey converted, to take a nine-point lead, 5-14, into the break.

Tigers centre Josh Ford scored soon after half-time, and fullback Pat McManus Shoebridge converted the try, to cut the deficit to two points, 12-14.

Two late tries to Sale replacement Tom Males, with one converted by Gaffey, meant the visitors came away from the Midlands with a 14-point, 12-26 win.

TIGERS XV: 15 PAT MCMANUS SHOEBRIDGE, 14 OLIVER HUTCHINSON, 13 GEORGE ALCOCK, 12 JOSH FORD, 11 SAM MCGUFFIN, 10 RAHM BUTTERWORTH, 9 MORGAN BEESE; 1 JOE WOOD 2 OLIVER BLINKHORN, 3 BAILEY SAUNDERS, 4 TOM STUART JONES, 5 OTTO STONE, 6 IVAN BOYD, 7 LWAZI NXARA, 8 ETHAN RIX

REPLACEMENTS: 16 IVAN KRUTKOV, 17 WILL COEN, 18 HARIZ NJIE, 19 DOMINIC CHANDLER, 20 TOM MAHONY, 21 TOM RATLEDGE, 22 GEORGE DAVIS, 23 BEN MCMAHON, 24 ZANE NEOL, 25 SAM WOOD

Epaminondas Pules wrote: ↑Sat Aug 16, 2025 4:17 pm BTW you missed a famous son. The lad playing 10 for Saracens….

If he's as good as his dad then Sarries will be very happy. A Bracken and Hodgson half back pairing in the future?

Not from a famous father (though out in Norfolk his dad's trailers are apparently popular with farmers) Dylan Chessum at openside for Tigers under 18s. He was a flyhalf a couple of years back, I presume the family genes are kicking in but he's kept the handling skills.

Epaminondas Pules wrote: ↑Sat Aug 16, 2025 4:17 pm BTW you missed a famous son. The lad playing 10 for Saracens….

To be fair, I was only doing it for Bath.

45 - 45 at full time!

Talking of famous parents…

Tom Azam, son of Olivier, was playing 10 for Glaws U17’s this past weekend.

We also currently have Peter Paramore, son of Junior, training with the first team squad.

Both dads are absolute legends at Glaws….big shoes to fill!

ilovelamp wrote: ↑Mon Aug 18, 2025 4:03 pm Talking of famous parents…

Tom Azam, son of Olivier, was playing 10 for Glaws U17’s this past weekend.

We also currently have Juniest Paramore, son of Junier, training with the first team squad.

Both dads are absolute legends at Glaws….big shoes to fill!

FTFY

Glos U18 beat Northampton 33-7 this afternoon. Two wins on the bounce for our youngsters.

Leicester Tigers were defeated by Newcastle Red Bulls 22-29 in Round 2 of the 25/26 PREM Next Gen academy U18 league.

After a Round 1 victory over Sale Sharks, Tigers travelled north to take on Newcastle and, thanks to a double for Marcus Southwell in the first half, took a 17-10 lead into the break.

But, a dominant second half from the home team - including three successive tries - saw the home team come from behind to register a seven-point win.

The Red Bulls crossed first, in the twelfth minute, before Southwell got over for his first in the 17th minute to cut the deficit to two points, 5-7.

A Newcastle penalty extended their lead to five points, 5-10, in the 20th minute before Abdul Bah-Bah got Leicester’s second to level it up at 10-10.

On the half-hour mark, Southwell had his second, and Nathaniel Robinson converted the try to extend the lead to 17-10, which is where it remained until the half time break.

Shortly after the sides returned to the field, Newcastle got their second and converted to tie it up again at 17-17.

The Red Bulls then added two tries in eight minutes to take their lead out to twelve points, 17-29, before a late try for Leicester replacement Seva Batikora cut the difference to seven, 22-29.

TIGERS XV: 15 NATHANIEL ROBINSON, 14 ABDUL BAH-BAH, 13 OLLIE MYALL (vc), 12 HARRISON BROOKS, 11 CHRISTIAN GORDON-ASTBURY, 10 MATTHEW CLATWORTHY, 9 JAMES ALCOCK; 1 KAJETAN LEWANDOWSKI, 2 ALEX CATCHESIDE, 3 JOE EDMUNDS, 4 MACKINLEY JONES, 5 DYLAN CHESSUM (c), 6 FIN CHARLES, 7 JOSH POYSER, 8 OLIVER ROBINSON

REPLACEMENTS: 16 MARCUS SOUTHWELL, 17 TOM COURT, 18 SEVA BATIKORA, 19 ETHAN HARRISON, 20 ____, 21 MORGAN BEESE, 22 WILL LOVEDAY, 23 WILL PAYTON

From NextGenXV with some results.

Prem Rugby Next Gen Round 3 Fixtures:

Saturday 25th October

Bath 31 v 5 Bristol Bears (Chippenham RFC, 12pm)

Exeter Chiefs v Gloucester (Exeter College, 1pm)

Leicester Tigers v Yorkshire Academy (Denstone College, 3pm) - Tigers won, but I'm fucked if I can find anything.

Northampton Saints 67 v 40 Sale Sharks (Shelford RFC, 5.30pm)

Sunday 26th October

Newcastle Red Bulls 26 v 19 Harlequins (Kingston Park, 1pm)



Gloucester are the only side to win both of their opening two games, beating Yorkshire Academy and the reigning champions Northampton Saints. This week they travel to Exeter College to take on Exeter Chiefs, who currently sit fifth in the table. They began with a bonkers 64-51 defeat to Northampton Saints before a thrilling 62-7 defeat of Sale Sharks in Round 2.

That takes place on Saturday, with the weekend kicking off at 12pm on Saturday with derby day at Chippenham RFC as Bath host Bristol Bears. Bath were champions in 2024 and reached last years final as well, and have started this campaign well, a thrilling 45-45 draw with Saracens (who have the bye this week) to begin before a 38-19 defeat of Harlequins in Round 2. Bristol Bears meanwhile had a bye in Round 2, so their only game was a 66-33 defeat to Harlequins in Round 1.

Also on Saturday, two games kick offs in the Midlands. Leicester Tigers are at partner school Denstone College at 3pm, hosting Yorkshire Academy. Tigers Began the season with an entertaining 38-31 victory over Sale Sharks before a tight 29-22 defeat to Newcastle Red Bulls. Yorkshire meanwhile seek a first victory after defeats to Gloucester and Saracens, the top two in the table. Meanwhile reigning champions Northampton Saints host Sale Sharks at Shelford RFC in a 5.30pm kick off. Saints, as mentioned, started with that mad game against Exeter Chiefs, winning 64-51, before going down to Gloucester in Round 2. Sale Sharks meanwhile are looking for a first win after a tight defeat to Leicester in Round 1 and that difficult outing at Exeter last time out.

Sunday has just the one game, and it’s a home game for the newly renamed Newcastle Red Bulls. They welcome Harlequins to Kingston Park for a 1pm kick off. Newcastle have played just the once, they had a bye in week 1, but made their first game count, beating Leicester Tigers 29-22. Harlequins, meanwhile, started with that epic 66-33 victory at Bristol before going down 38-19 to the 2024 champions, Bath.

It is worth noting, though, that much has changed since those opening two rounds. Not least access to England U18 players, Round 1 saw no England internationals while in Round 2 they were used sparingly after returning from the England U18 tour of South Africa. There is also less holiday interruption, so squads will be significantly different to those opening two rounds – it could have quite a bearing.

Players have also had half a term of top end schools rugby to develop and progress, so expect plenty of change in Round 3 from the perceived order back in August!



Standings:

Pos Team P W D L BPs Points
1 Gloucester 2 2 0 0 2 10
2 Saracens 2 1 1 0 2 8
3 Bath 2 1 1 0 2 8
4 Leicester Tigers 2 1 0 1 3 7
5 Exeter Chiefs 2 1 0 1 2 6
6 Harlequins 2 1 0 1 1 5
7 Newcastle Red Bulls 1 1 0 0 1 5
8 Northampton Saints 2 1 0 1 1 5
9 Sale Sharks 2 0 0 2 2 2
10 Bristol Bears 1 0 0 1 1 1
11 Yorkshire Academy 2 0 0 2 1 1
Round 3 Team News:



Bath:

15 Sam Bunch (Beechen Cliff), 14 Tom Meredith (Beechen Cliff), 13 Aston Barrington-Hibbert (Millfield), 12 Declan Treacey (Beechen Cliff), 11 Ryan Carr (The Forest), 10 Max Hooper (Beechen Cliff, captain), 9 Ollie Lewis (Beechen Cliff), 1 Henry Veale (Beechen Cliff), 2 Freddie Beasley (Millfield), 3 Charlie Dawe (Beechen Cliff), 4 Ben Allen (Wellington College), 5 Charlie Greenhough (Beechen Cliff), 6 Alex Yeabsley (Millfield), 7 Teddy Skinner (Bishop Wand), 8 Georgia Faosiliva (Hartpury College).

Replacements: 16 Logan Jarvie (Beechen Cliff), 17 Theo Lewis-Zdybel (Beechen Cliff), 18 Sid Moore (Millfield), 19 Taotafa Faosiliva (Hartpury College), 20 Pippo Hurrell (Wellington College), 21 Lawson Horler (Beechen Cliff), 22 Cade Comer (KES Bath), 23 Harry Jones (Beechen Cliff).

Bristol Bears:

15 Jack Taylor (Hartpury College), 14 Harry Randall (Collegiate), 13 Will Moore (Clifton College), 12 Bruno Lamb (SGS College), 11 George Williams (UCS College), 10 Olly Bonds (Wellington School), 9 Evan Russell (SGS College), 1 Kaiden Corbett (SGS College), 2 Harry Edwards (Wellington School), 3 Evan Davies (Clifton College), 4 Jamie McKelvey (Collegiate), 5 Monty Wells (Taunton School), 6 Will Papp (SGS College), 7 Ned Hill (SGS College), 8 Michael Whittaker (Collegiate).

Replacements: 16 Theo Prole (Clifton College), 17 Juan Ignacio Alaria (Taunton School), 18 Lewis Carter (SGS College), 19 Austin Parsons (SGS College), 20 Jayjay Hancock (Richard Huish), 21 Nico Vallebona (Clifton College), 22 Alfie Clark (Collegiate), 23 Lewis Appleby (Newport HS).

Exeter Chiefs:

15 Will McIntosh, 14 Archie Guyver, 13 Jack McIntosh, 12 Charlie Bosanko, 11 Troy Jackson, 10 Will Lane, 9 Alistair Kennedy, 1 Mawgan Talling (c), 2 Diego Lerro, 3 Josh Bratt, 4 Harry Friggens, 5 Jeremy Keys, 6 Oisin Smith, 7 Harry Westlake, 8 Alfie Johns.

Replacements: 16 Theo McKay, 17 Louis Tout, 19 Hudson Edkins, 20 Harrison Riley, 21 Alex Evans, 22 Ruben Chugg.

Gloucester:

15 Oli Hewitt (Bromsgrove), 14 Kai Wilkinson (St Edward’s, Oxford), 13 Ieuan Jeffreys-Steel (Stourport HS), 12 Max Jeffries (Stourport HS), 11 Krystof Wood (Bromsgrove), 10 Tomos Evans (Hartpury College), 9 Theo Rogers (Hartpury College), 1 Sam Bryant (Hartpury College), 2 Teddy-Smith-Milne (Clifton College), 3 Charlie Mason (King’s Worcester), 4 Jamie Wallace (Dean Close), 5 Monty Jones (RGS Worcester, 6 Henry Horsfall (King’s Worcester, captain), 7 Rakhat Clarkson (Hartpury College), 8 Mosese Tuliakiono (Radley College).

Replacements: 16 Szymon Zuckowski (City of Oxford College), 17 Ned Holt (Abingdon), 18 Ben Koolen (Bloxham), 19 Josh de Waal (St Edward’s, Oxford), 20 Jack Bennett (Cheltenham College), 21 Harry Sturla (Bloxham), 22 Jac Couchman (Dean Close), 23 Luca Stickings (Hartpury College).

Leicester Tigers:

15 Will Payton, 14 Nathaniel Robinson, 13 Ollie Myall, 12 Harrison Brooks, 11 Abdul Bah-Bah, 10 Oscar Talbot, 9 James Alcock, 1 Seva Batikora, 2 Marcus Southwell, 3 Kajetan Lewandowski, 4 Fin Charles, 5 Dylan Chessum, 6 Josh Poyser, 7 Henry Johnson, 8 Oliver Robinson.

Replacements: 16 Alex Catcheside, 17 Thomas Court, 18 Joe Edmunds, 19 MacKinley Jones, 20 James Townsend, 21 Matthew Clatworthy, 22 Christian Gordon-Astbury, 23 Joe Henstock.

Yorkshire Academy:

15 Theo Roberts (Pocklington), 14 Keijimi Ashaolu (Hymers College), 13 Connor Dale (Bishop Burton), 12 Ben Stephens (Prince Henry’s GS), 11 Lewis Jalal (Harrogate GS), 10 Caylen Umaga (Bishop Burton), 9 Zach Taylor (Woodhouse Grove), 1 Sam Smith (Wath Academy), 2 Sam Johnson (Woodhouse Grove), 3 Ben Smith (Wath Academy), 4 Isaac Assame (Temple Moor), 5 Alex Fusco (Barnard Castle), 6 Tom Pearson (Pocklington), 7 Ethan Britton (Woodhouse Grove), 8 Alex Pears (Harrogate GS).

Replacements: 16 Will Barber (St Peter’s, York), 17 Zach Oxley (St Peter’s, York), 18 Max Green (Bishop Burton), 19 Tom Croston (GSAL), 20 Jack Nimmo (Bishop Burton), 21 Seb Jeffers (Worksop College), 22 Josh Sundin (Rodillian Academy), 23 Dan Hughes (Harrogate GS).

Northampton Saints:

15 Hardy Linnell, 14 William Howes, 13 Sonny Goode, 12 Callum Tarry, 11 Charlie Tamani, 10 Hugh Shields (c), 9 Jack Woods, 1 Aiden Reid, 2 Kingsley Gallimore, 3 Noah Buxton, 4 Alex Mead, 5 George Tonga’uiha, 6 Rafferty Hewitt, 7 Will Hepher, 8 Jack Lewis.

Replacements: 16 Charlie Utting, 17 Lucas Veevers, 19 Connor Wight, 20 Ronan Perkins, 21 Archie Ball, 22 Kai Fisher, 23 Elijah Jeyes.

Sale Sharks:

15 Austin Keogh (c), 14 Vojtech Nevicky, 13 Chris Smith, 12 Luca Barrass-Robson, 11 Lincoln Gladwin, 10 Tom Jacques, 9 Will Bayston, 1 Hendro Hattingh, 2 Theodore MacAndrew, 3 Lawrence Ogbonnaya, 4 Nico Jones, 5 Ed Jones, 6 Chris Kirby, 7 Ethan Banks, 8 Jordan Ikeh (vc).

Replacements: 16 Tom Cross, 17 Ferg Hayles, 18 George Shelton, 19 Victor Joulie, 20 Jack Bowbeer, 21 Arthur Scrase, 22 Adam Jacques.

Newcastle Red Bulls:

15 Ajay Edwards (Durham), 14 Alfie Warwick (Gosforth Academy), 13 Sam Owens (Gosforth Academy), 12 Ollie Green (Gosforth Academy), 11 Louis Myers-Lewis (Durham), 10 Ted Fletcher (Newcastle School for Boys), 9 Tommy Scanlan (Gosforth Academy), 1 Sonny Hopper (Barnard Castle), 2 Josh Doran (Gosforth Academy), 3 Myles Alder (Bede Academy), 4 Joe Browell (Hartlepool 6thForm College), 5 Dom Henderson (Gosforth Academy), 6 Euan Oakes (Gosforth Academy, captain), 7 Charlie Evans (Hartlepool 6th Form College), 8 Will Graham (Dame Allan’s).

Replacements: 16 Titus Oshinowo (Durham), 17 Will Goodall (Durham), 18 Hugo Hodgson (Sedbergh), 19 Adam Rocks (Park View), 20 Ben Jewsbury (Sedbergh), 21 Toby Somersall (Newcastle School for Boys), 22 Ollie Ashton (Sedbergh), 23 Charlie Dinneen (Sedbergh).

Harlequins:

15 Flynn Roberts (Epsom College), 14 Ethan Karr (Seaford College), 13 Jack Tyler (Newman College), 12 Luc Springate (Epsom College), 11 Jack Cosgrove (Seaford College), 10 Sam Marshall (Whitgift), 9 Max Rawlinson (KCS Wimbledon), 1 Josh Steel (Newman College), 2 Alexei Clapperton (Whitgift), 3 Louca Harrison (Bishop Wand), 4 Jack Beswick (Epsom College), 5 Ellis Woolrych (St John’s, Leatherhead), 6 Kean Lourens (Seaford College), 7 Sacha Freshwater (Whitgift), 8 Leo Dickinson (KCS Wimbledon, captain).

Replacements: 16 Josh Andrews (Seaford College), 17 Sam Smith (Gordon’s), 18 Mikey Leybourne (Gordon’s), 19 Veer Gill (Gordon’s), 20 Alfie Perrett (Cranleigh), 21 Jaiden King (Newman College), 22 Ben Perkins (Bishop Wand), 23 Alfie Suave (Bishop Wand).

Charlie Evans scored an absolute blinder for Newcastle to win with the last play of the game. It's about 1:35 into the stream

Prem Rugby Next Gen Round 3 Results:

Saturday 25th October
Bath 31-5 Bristol Bears
Exeter Chiefs 27-14 Gloucester
Leicester Tigers 31-10 Yorkshire Academy
Northampton Saints 67-40 Sale Sharks

Sunday 26th October
Newcastle Red Bulls 26-19 Harlequins

Pos Team P W D L BPs Points
1 Bath 3 2 1 0 3 13
2 Leicester Tigers 3 2 0 1 4 12
3 Exeter Chiefs 3 2 0 1 3 11
4 Gloucester 3 2 0 1 2 10
5 Newcastle 2 2 0 0 2 10
6 Northampton 3 2 0 1 2 10
7 Saracens 2 1 1 0 2 8
8 Harlequins 3 1 0 2 2 6
9 Sale Sharks 3 0 0 3 3 3
10 Bristol Bears 2 0 0 2 1 1
11 Yorkshire Acad 3 0 0 3 1 1