Ready to make first start for Force

Wed, Mar 27, 2019, 10:52 PM
AAP
by AAP

Former Reds hooker Andrew Ready will make his first Western Force start on Friday as they take on the South China Tigers.

Ready is one of five changes to the starting XV from the side that beat the World XV  26-16 last weekend.

Leon Power will team up with Jeremy Thrush in the second row, while the backrow of Henry Stowers, Chris Alcocok and Brynard Stander is unchanged from week one.

Rodney Iona will start at inside centre for the clash with Henry Taefu playing outside him at 13.

The Force take on the South China Tigers on Friday March 29, kicking off at 7:40pm local, 10:40pm AEDT, LIVE on SBS Viceland.

TEAMS

Force to face South China Tigers

1. Harrison Lloyd

2. Andrew Ready

3. Kieran Longbottom

4. Leon Power

5. Jeremy Thrush

6. Henry Stowers

7. Chris Alcock

8. Brynard Stander

9. Ian Prior

10. Andrew Deegan

11. Brad Lacey

12. Rodney Iona

13. Henry Taefu

14. Masivesi Dakuwaqa

15. Jack McGregor

Reserves

16. Feleti Kaituu

17. Cameron Orr

18. Tom Sheminant

19. Johan Bardoul

20. Tevin Ferris

21. Issak Fines

22. AJ Alatimu

23. Clay Uyen

South China Tigers to face Force

1. Tau Kolomatangi

2. Alexander Post

3. Grant Kemp

4. Fin Field

5. Callum Mccullough

6. James Cunningham

7. Josh Dowsing

8. Josh Hrstich

9. Bryn Phillips

10. Glyn Hughes

11. Ma Chong

12. Matthew Rosslee

13. Lewis Warner

14. Tom Varndell

15. Nathan De Thierry

Reserves

16. Mitch Andrews

17. Callum Mcfeat Smith

18. Jack Parfitt

19. Michael Parfitt

20. James Sawyer

21. Ruan Du Plooy

22. Tom Hill

23. Samisoni Nasagavesi

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