SG BALL
Samuel Loizou (Parramatta)
Loizou is a centre who possesses plenty of speed and strike.
The Beaumont Hills junior was the youngest player in the SG Ball Cup competition last season. After a standout 2019 for Parramatta, Sam claimed the team’s best and fairest award before being selected in the NSW Combined Catholic Colleges squad for the Australian Schoolboy Championships. Another impressive showing then saw him earn a spot as the youngest player in the 2019 Australian Schoolboys side.
Sean Russell (Parramatta)
Slippery Eel Russell is another classy outside back who knows how to find the try line while he is solid in defence. This rising Parramatta youngster’s greatest strength is his fleet-footed skills as shown when he scored a cracking try in the Harold Matthews ranks against Cronulla last season. Russell put on two right foot steps and a left before darting away to score.
HAROLD MATTHEWS
Myles Martin (Parramatta)
This Bathurst junior is one of the best young forwards in the game.
Myles Martin spent most of last season travelling to Sydney from the bush to play for Parramatta’s Harold Matthews side.
The Eels narrowly missed out on the top eight but Martin impressed with his defence and ability to make metres.
The former Bathurst St Pat’s junior also earned selection in the Australian merit side last year after a man-of-the-match performance for NSW Combined Catholic Colleges in their Australian National Schoolboys final win.
As a junior with St Pat’s he won five premierships while he represented Group 10 and the Western Rams.
Ethan Sanders (Parramatta)
Saunders is a smart and skilful halfback who claimed the Andrew Johns Cup (under 16s) best and fairest award for Parramatta last season.
The Hills Bulls junior also has the ability to play elsewhere in the backline if called upon.
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