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Liza Burgess Announces 30-Player Wales U20s Squad For Six Nations Summer Series

Liza Burgess, Wales Women U20s

Liza Burgess, Wales Women U20s

The Wales squad for the Women’s U20’s Six Nations Summer Series in Ystrad Mynach has been announced.

Wales Women's Under-20s head coach Liza Burgess has named a 30-player squad for the Women’s U20’s Six Nations Summer Series.

Branwen Metcalfe will captain Wales' young guns for the tournament - which takes place at the Centre of Sporting Excellence in Ystrad Mynach.

Wales begin their campaign against Ireland on July 5, with kick-off at 3:30pm.

Burgess' side then take on Scotland six days later at 6:00pm before rounding off the campaign against Italy on July 17 at 3:30pm.

“The fact that we’re hosting the event is really exciting for us," said Burgess.

“Over this last few weeks of training, the girls have progressed really well and benefitted from training against both Scotland and England over consecutive weekends.

"We’ll be playing Scotland in our second game of the tournament and Ireland and Italy are our other two opponents.

“We’re now in our fourth year of the player pathway development programme and we’re currently in a position where we’ve got a real depth of talent within the squad.

"The girls have been training really well and we’re setting our expectations high.

“It’s fantastic that the games will be held at Ystrad Mynach. The girls are incredibly excited about playing in front of our home crowd, so I really hope that the Welsh public get behind the team.”

Discussing her decision to name Hartpury College's Metcalfe as captain, Burgess added: "Branwen has shown exceptional leadership qualities both on and off the field; she is a physical and skilful rugby player and is held in high esteem by players and staff."

All matches will be streamed live on the Welsh Rugby Union's YouTube channel.

Wales squad for the Women's U20's Six Nations Summer Series:

Backs (15)
Sian Jones (Gwalia Lightning / Gloucester-Hartpury)
Seren Singleton (Brython Thunder / Cardiff Met / PDC West)
Katie Bevans (Gwalia Lightning / Cardiff Met / PDC East)
Carys Hughes (Gwalia Lightning / Hartpury University / PDC East)
Ffion Williams (Hartpury College / PDC North)
Hanna Marshall (Brython Thunder / Hartpury University / PDC West)
Hanna Tudor (Ysgol Brynhyfryd / PDC North)
Freya Bell (Gwalia Lightning / Cardiff Met / PDC East)
Isla McMullen (Coleg Gwent / PDC East)
Savannah Picton-Powell (Brython Thunder / Cardiff Met / PDC East)
Hannah Lane (Brython Thunder / Cardiff Met / PDC North )
Ffion Davies (Brython Thunder / Cardiff Met / PDC West)
Mollie Wilkinson (Brython Thunder / Bristol Bears)
Nia Fajeyisan (Gwalia Lightning / Leicester University / PDC East)
Gabby Healan (Brython Thunder / Cardiff Met / PDC East)

Forwards (15)
Stella Orin (Brython Thunder / Bristol University / PDC West)
Dali Hopkins (Gwalia Lightning / Cheltenham Tigers)
Megan Lewis (Brython Thunder / Hartpury University)
Elan Jones (Brython Thunder / Cardiff Met / PDC North)
Evie Hill (Coleg Gwent / PDC East)
Rosie Carr (Brython Thunder / Bristol Bears)
Molly Wakely (Gwalia Lightning / PDC East)
Robyn Davies (Brython Thunder / Cardiff Met / PDC West)
Branwen Metcalfe – Captain (Hartpury College / PDC North)
Chiara Pearce (Coleg Gwent / PDC East)
Catrin Stewart (Gwalia Lightning / Cardiff Met / PDC North)
Lily Terry (Gwalia Lightning / Hartpury University)
Lottie Buffery-Latham (Gwalia Lightning / Loughborough University)
Jorja Aiono (Hartpury College / PDC West)
Gwennan Hopkins (Gwalia Lightning / Gloucester-Hartpury).

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