The Western Force have rung the changes for their World Series Rugby clash with the Hong Kong Dragons on Friday night.
Coach Tim Sampson has swapped out six players for the match, the penultimate World Series outing.
Peter Grant will take the reins at flyhalf with Andrew Deegan out of the 23 against the Dragons.
A host of forwards have been brought in with hooker Harry Scoble, props Markus Vanzati and Kieran Longbotton and lock Fergus-Lee Warner coming into the mix.
Flanker Brynard Stander and centre Marcel Brache will both celebrate their 50th Force matches in the game.
Former Rebels rookie Jack McGregor will have his first start for the WA side when he lines up at fullback for the team.
The Dragons have named a 25-man squad for Friday night's encounter as they look to spring an upset.
The Western Force hosts the Hong Kong Dragons at nib Stadium on Friday night, kicking off at 6:30pm local, 8:30pm AEST.
TEAMS
In: Harry Scoble, Markus Vanzati, Kieran Longbottom, Fergus Lee-Warner, Rodney Iona, George Pisi
Out: Andrew Deegan, Harrison Lloyd, Feleti Kaitu’u, Tom Sheminant, Chris Alcock, Masivesi Dakuwaqa.
Force to take on the Hong Kong Dragons
1. Cameron Orr
2. Heath Tessmann
3. Chris Heiberg
4. Jeremy Thrush
5. Leon Power
6. Harrison Orr
7. Tevin Ferris
8. Brynard Stander
9. Ian Prior
10. Peter Grant
11. Brad Lacey
12. Henry Taefu
13. Marcel Brache
14. Clay Uyen
15. Jack McGregor
Reserves
16. Harry Scoble
17. Markus Vanzati
18. Kieran Longbottom
19. Fergus Lee-Warner
20. Henry Stowers
21. Issak Fines-Leleiwasa
22. AJ Alatimu
23. Rodney Iona
24. George Pisi
Hong Kong Dragons to take on the Western Force
1.Tau Kolomatangi
2. Mitch Andrews
3. Grant Kemp
4. Fin Field
5. Craig Lodge
6. James Sawyer
7. Josh Dowsing
8. Josh Hrstich
9. Bryn Phillips
10. Nathan De Theirry
11. Sam Purvis
12. Ben Axten-Burrett
13. Tyler Spitz
14. Charlie Higson-Smith
15. Casey Stone
Reserves
16. Johnnie McCormick-Houston
17. Ben Higgins
18. Callum McFeat Smith
19. Chris Allman
20. Chris Calanza (Pierrepont)
21. Ben Willis
22. Ruan Du Plooy
23. Rob Keith
24. Lewis Warner
25. Callum Tam
