St.George Queensland Reds announce Round 4 team against Sunwolves at Suncorp Stadium
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Loading...The St.George Queensland Reds have announced an unchanged starting XV for their first home match of 2020 against the Sunwolves at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday night.
Queensland will also welcome back three players from injury in four changes to the reserves for their Round 4 clash in Brisbane.
Harry Hoopert (neck), Fraser McReight (thumb) and Scott Malolua (shoulder) will all return this weekend as finishers.
While hooker Ed Craig, who was brought in as injury replacement cover for Brandon Paenga-Amosa, could potentially make his Super Rugby and Queensland debut off the bench.
Reds head coach Brad Thorn said: “After an around the world trip to begin our season, it’s good to be at home this weekend.
“We’re looking forward to playing in front of our Queensland fans for the first time this year against a tough Sunwolves side.
“It’s good to have Harry Hoopert, Fraser McReight and Scott Malolua all available for this game. They’ll be hungry and will provide impact for us off the bench as finishers,” said Thorn.
Queensland play the Sunwolves on Saturday night at 6:15pm AEST and will be broadcast live on Fox Sports.
The Reds are also at home next week when they host the Durban-based Sharks at Suncorp Stadium on 29 February at 6:15pm AEST. CLICK HERE for tickets.
St.George Queensland Reds v Sunwolves – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane on 22 February at 6:15pm AEST
JP Smith – GPS
Alex Mafi – Bond University
Taniela Tupou – Brothers
Izack Rodda – Easts
Angus Blyth – Bond University
Lukhan Salakaia-Loto – Souths
Liam Wright © – Easts
Harry Wilson – Brothers
Tate McDermott – University of Queensland
James O’Connor – Brothers
Henry Speight – Bond University
Hamish Stewart – Brothers
Hunter Paisami – Wests
Chris Feauai-Sautia – Souths
Jock Campbell – University of Queensland
Reserves:
Ed Craig* – TBC
Harry Hoopert – Brothers
Josh Nasser – University of Queensland
Harry Hockings – University of Queensland
Fraser McReight – Brothers
Scott Malolua – GPS
Isaac Lucas – Sunnybank
Bryce Hegarty – GPS
*denotes potential Super Rugby and Queensland debut
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