Australian Men's coach John Manenti has named a relatively settled line-up for the fourth round of the World Series in Seville.
Henry Paterson is the lone change to the side which finished fourth in Malaga, coming in for Jed Stuart.
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Henry Hutchinson will once again captain the side, joined by Malaga Impact Player of the Tournament Corey Toole, Josh Turner, Stu Dunbar and Maurice Longbottom.
“We played some fantastic Rugby last weekend in Malaga, where at times we seemed unstoppable in our attack," Manenti said in a statement.
“As the team continues to spend more time together, we are continuing to build on our consistency, and that will be a big piece on ensuring we are a regular finisher at the top of the tournament ladder.
“This weekend, we will welcome Henry Paterson back to the World Series fold. Henry has been a big component of the men’s program for the last 18 months, and I’m excited to see him return to the World Series.”
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Australia will open their account against Kenya on Saturday January 29 (12:59am AEDT), looking to back up their narrow win in Dubai, undefeated in nine of their past 10 games against the Kenyans heading back to Singapore in 2017.
They will then face Scotland (7:07 pm) and Canada (Sunday 12:35 am) to round out Pool D as they attempt to solidify their top three ranking in the World Sevens.
All the games will be live and free in Australia via world.rugby, World Rugby YouTube and the World Rugby Sevens Series Facebook page.
- Henry Hutchison (c), 35 caps
- Solomone Vosaicake, 3 caps
- Corey Toole, 3 caps
- Dietrich Roache, 3 caps
- Yool Yool, 3 caps
- Darby Lancaster, 1 cap
- Josh Turner, 9 caps
- Ben Dowling, 3 caps
- Stu Dunbar, 4 caps
- Chris Kuridrani, 1 cap
- Maurice Longbottom, 22 caps
- Nathan Lawson, 1 cap
- Henry Paterson, 2 caps
Saturday 29 January
Australia v Kenya, 12:59am AEDT
Australia v Scotland, 7:07pm AEDT
Sunday 30 January
Australia v Canada, 12:35am AEDT
