CENTRAL West Colts flanker Jayden Norris is certain his side is capable of bringing home a second consecutive NSW Country Championship title.
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The Baby Bulls face one of the toughest tasks in under 20 country rugby to even progress to Sunday’s final when they take on perennial heavyweights Newcastle-Hunter in tomorrow’s campaign opener.
“I’ve heard Newcastle-Hunter has had a massive preparation too,” Norris, one of Orange Emus’ three representatives, said.
“They’ll be tough, everyone knows they’re always a very good side. But we’re pretty strong too. We’ve been training for a while and are coming together well.”
Former Orange City gun Billy Freeman is listed to line up on the side of the scrum for Newcastle-Hunter.
The winner of Central West’s clash with Newcastle-Hunter will take on the winner of Central Coast and Central North, to decide the 2015 Rowlands Cup.
CENTRAL WEST COLTS: 1 Scott Howe (Bathurst Bulldogs), 2 Jock Grant (Bathurst Bulldogs), 3 Marcus Burrell (CSU Bathurst), 4 Logan Brockmann (Orange City Lions), 5 Travis Gibson (Bathurst Bulldogs), 6 Jayden Norris (Orange Emus), 7 Brendan Nelson (Bathurst Bulldogs), 8 Kadison Campion (CSU Bathurst), 9 Harry Taberner (Orange City Lions), 10 Adam Miles (Bathurst Bulldogs), 11 Jake Roberts (Orange Emus), 12 Riley Byrne (Parkes Boars), 13 Nathan Orr (Mudgee Wombats), 14 Adam Plummer (Bathurst Bulldogs), 15 Tom Fisher (Orange City Lions), 16 Joel Harper (Bathurst Bulldogs), 17 Angus Dunn (Mudgee Wombats), 18 Dylan Carter (Bathurst Bulldogs), 19 Jaymen Carter (Bathurst Bulldogs), 20 Jim Connors (CSU Bathurst), 21 Charlie McIntosh (CSU Bathurst), 22 George Storrier (CSU Bathurst), 23 Jayden Brown (Orange Emus), 24 Josh Robertson (Dubbo Kangaroos), 25 Josh Lees (Yeoval Eagles)
