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<pre>Author : Andrew Dawson and James Phelps News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom</pre>
<h4>Rugby league Top 50: The best under-15s in Australia</h4>
<p>From the Josh Schuster clone to a baby-faced Petero Civoniceva successor, these are the 50 best under-15 stars from around the country who your club can build around. Full list revealed inside.</p>
<p>Mark these names down league fans, they are the future stars of the NRL.</p>
<p>Before the Australian Secondary Schools Rugby League National Championships gets underway (July 2-8 details of how to watch it here), check out our list of the 50 best under-15 rugby league players in the country.*</p>
<p>Check out the list below and then come back on Sunday to see the top 50 (ranked) under 15s in the country.</p>
<p>* These players are not presented in any rank order</p>
<h4>TOP 50 UNDER 15</h4>
<h4>Brian Pouniu</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Backrow<br />
Affiliation: Dolphins<br />
School: Sunshine Beach SHS</p>
<p>Signed by the Dolphins and almost certainly destined for the NRL, the 195cm backrower has starred at every level of junior football. The impressive edge forward prospect cherishes the thought of playing NRL for his local community team on the Redcliffe Peninsula.</p>
<h4>Kaden Garner</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Centre<br />
Affiliation: Cronulla Sharks<br />
School: Endeavour Sports High</p>
<p>An explosive backrower who hails from Cronulla Caringbah, “KG” was Named player of the tournament in the NSW CHS trials. He is currently being courted by almost every player agent in the country.</p>
<h4>Mereki Warradoo</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Fullback<br />
Affiliation: Dolphins<br />
School: Wavell SHS</p>
<p>A Dolphins signed fullback from Wavell SHS, Warradoo was one of the players of the carnival at the Queensland State Championships.</p>
<h4>Lachlan Vella</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Prop<br />
Affiliation: Roosters<br />
School: Cherrybrook Tech High</p>
<p>The son of former NRL hardman Michael, Lachlan is a prop forward in the mould of his famous father.</p>
<h4>Nixon Pasese</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Prop<br />
Affiliation: Dolphins<br />
School: Nudgee College</p>
<p>A big, strong, mobile prop, Pasese attends the rugby union stronghold of St Joseph’s Nudgee College but it a middle forward young gun. He was arguably the best forward in his age group at the state championships, along with the quiet achieving No. 13 Zac Bateman from Capricornia.</p>
<h4>Harlem Peters</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Centre<br />
Affiliation: Cronulla Sharks<br />
School: Cronulla High</p>
<p>A hard-running centre hailing from Cronulla-Caringbah, Harlem is a part of the Sharks academy. He has formed a devastating partnership with fellow NSW CHS player Kaden Garner at club level.</p>
<h4>Marley McLaren</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Halves<br />
Affiliation: Broncos<br />
School: Palm Beach Currumbin SHS</p>
<p>What is in the water at Palm Beach Currumbin SHS when it comes to halves. Toby Sexton and Tom Weaver (both Titans rookies) have been successive play makers, and this season Josh Lynn (18 years five-eight) and McLaren (14-15 years five-eight) have earned Queensland selection. McLaren announced himself at the state championship with a man of the match performance against Northern.</p>
<h4>Tom Dellow</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Lock<br />
Affiliation: Cronulla Sharks<br />
School: Endeavour Sports High</p>
<p>A giant of a kid who is big enough to play in the middle and skilful enough to play in the halves, Dellow has been a standout for the Como Crocs ever since lacing on a boot.</p>
<h4>Zac Bateman</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Lock<br />
Affiliation: Cowboys<br />
School: The Cathedral College</p>
<p>Bateman was an unlucky omission from the No. 1 Queensland side but will deservedly play in the Queensland White team. A No.13 who attended St Mary’s Catholic Primary School, from the Rockhampton region, the Cowboys development player is a tough, aggressive back rower who shone in Connell Challenge.</p>
<h4>Tamoko Berryman-Duff</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Halves<br />
Affiliation:<br />
School: Narrabeen Sports High</p>
<p>A touch footy star, Berryman-Duff is a Naraweena Hawks junior known for his ability to make long cut-out passes, kicks goals</p>
<h4>Cain Hastie</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Backrow<br />
Affiliation: Cowboys<br />
School: Mareeba High School</p>
<p>A Tablelands lad from Mareeba, right edge forward Hastie is arguably the best junior forward talent in FNQ.</p>
<p>He had a big Connell Challenge under 16 campaign with Northern.</p>
<h4>Jai Callaghan</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Fullback<br />
Affiliation: &#8211;<br />
School: Hunter Sports High,</p>
<p>Is a dangerous attacking proposition for the Wyong Roos.</p>
<p>Can break a line, finish off a try and kick goals if needed. A real all-rounder.</p>
<h4>Mace Andrews</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Lock<br />
Affiliation: Rabbitohs<br />
School: Marsden SHS</p>
<p>It is little wonder South Sydney have identified him, because he is a powerful, mobile middle with all the attributes. Andrews is a ball playing backrower who plays a little like Josh Schuster from Manly.</p>
<h4>Jayden Carter</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Fullback<br />
Affiliation: Panthers<br />
School: Chifley College,</p>
<p>Talented fullback who plays with the Brothers club in Penrith, coming through the Panthers&#8217; pathways for the past three years.</p>
<p>Grew up in Mt Druitt and lists Isaah Yeo as his inspiration</p>
<h4>Carter Welfare</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Half<br />
Affiliation: Dolphins<br />
School: Nudgee College</p>
<p>Yet another exciting play making junior from the rugby league breeding ground of Rockhampton.</p>
<h4>Alex Isdale</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Halfback<br />
Affiliation: Parramatta Eels<br />
School: Westfields Sports High</p>
<p>Up-and-coming No.7 from Cabramatta who is making his way through the Eels&#8217; junior grades. Controls the game well and can find the try line.</p>
<h4>Pale Feaunati</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Middle forward<br />
Affiliation: Broncos<br />
School: St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace</p>
<p>Feaunati is a tall middle forward in the Civoniceva mould who takes some dragging down and who can unload.</p>
<h4>Kapene Karaitiana</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Forward<br />
Affiliation: &#8211;<br />
School: Gillgandra High</p>
<p>At 187cm, he will be a handful for opposition defences. He becomes the first Gilgandra High student in 12 years to make the CHS team. Plays for Matt Burton&#8217;s junior club, St John&#8217;s in Dubbo.</p>
<h4>Jared Horne</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Lock, edge forward<br />
Affiliation: Broncos<br />
School: Wavell SHS</p>
<p>An exciting mobile forward who has been quickly identified by the Broncos as a top notch prospect.</p>
<h4>Ali Karnib</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Halves/centre<br />
Affiliation: Parramatta Eels<br />
School: Westfields Sports High</p>
<p>A member of the Eels&#8217; development squad Karnib was also selected in the NSWCHS Under 15 rep team.</p>
<h4>Lui Lee</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Lock, centre<br />
Affiliation: Broncos<br />
School: Marsden SHS</p>
<p>The brother of Queensland State of Origin series winner Brenko Lee, Lee is a ripping right edge ball runner who can find the tryline from a long way out.</p>
<h4>Angus Durbidge</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Centre<br />
Affiliation: Raiders<br />
School: St Francis Xavier College</p>
<p>A product of the Canberra pathways system via West Belconnen, Durbidge is a deceptive runner who has good skills and a good feel for the game.</p>
<h4>Benson Tau</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Wing<br />
Affiliation: Dolphins<br />
School: Marsden SHS</p>
<p>Tau has genuine wheels and lights up junior fields wherever he goes. He played his way into the 14-15 Queensland side for the national carnival.</p>
<h4>William Leha</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Prop<br />
Affiliation: &#8211;<br />
School: Endeavour Sports High</p>
<p>A huge kid with a big motor. A prop with a bright future.</p>
<h4>Duquan Talaepa</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Backrow<br />
Affiliation: Bulldogs<br />
School: Mabel Park SHS</p>
<p>Talaepa is a powerful edge forward who cause grief to opponents when given clean ball, but can also prove a handful coming out of his defensive end as well.</p>
<h4>Zildjian Tafill</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Prop<br />
Affiliation: Raiders<br />
School: Canberra High School</p>
<p>A bullocking prop who has been the yardstick for the forwards at this age group in the ACT with the Gungahlin Bulls. Now he gets to challenge himself against the best the country has to offer at the championships.</p>
<h4>Dallas Ingram</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Halves<br />
Affiliation: Titans<br />
School: The Southport School</p>
<p>An exciting playmaking prospect who had a booming state championship representing South Coast.</p>
<h4>Clayton McGoon</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Centre<br />
Affiliation: Sydney Roosters<br />
School: Matraville Sports High</p>
<p>A Coogee Wombats junior, McGoon is also a handy rugby union player.</p>
<h4>Cooper Cracknell</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Lock<br />
Affiliation: Rabbitohs<br />
School: Ipswich SHS</p>
<p>Right from the middle of rugby league heartland in Ipswich, Cracknell is one of the region’s boom young guns emerging on the horizon.</p>
<h4>Lochlin Moses</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Centre/Edge<br />
Affiliation: &#8211;<br />
School: Endeavour Sports High</p>
<p>A Mascot Juniors star, Moses can play edge or centre and is another from the NSWCHS Under 15 team.</p>
<h4>Charlie Dickson</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Lock<br />
Affiliation: Dolphins School: Wavell SHS</p>
<p>Dickson is a hard working No.13 with an ability to spark second phase play with nice passes in tackles.</p>
<h4>Itula Seve</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Backrow<br />
Affiliation: &#8211;<br />
School: Bass High</p>
<p>Hard-running back-rower who has been turning heads in NRL Schoolboy Cup with his strong performances.</p>
<h4>Braith Scott</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Halves<br />
Affiliation: Broncos<br />
School: St Mary’s College, Toowoomba</p>
<p>From Johnathan Thurston’s old school, Scott is the best 14-15 years prospect from the fertile Darling Downs region.</p>
<h4>Lorima Rokosuka</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Fullback<br />
Affiliation: Parramatta Eels<br />
School: Westfields Sports High</p>
<p>A Guilford Owls junior, Rokosuka is a long striding fullback who has also played representative level touch footy.</p>
<h4>Jairus Halahala</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Prop<br />
Affiliation: Dolphins<br />
School: Redcliffe SHS</p>
<p>Halahala is a hard working prop from the Dolphins’ heart land &#8211; he attends school at Redcliffe SHS which is about 1km from Moreton Daily Stadium. He earned Queensland selection after eye-catching efforts at the state championship.</p>
<h4>Cooper Johnston</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Fullback<br />
Affiliation: Raiders<br />
School: St Mary MacKillop College</p>
<p>A goalkicking fullback from the Queanbeyan Blues who has been scoring tries for fun this season. He&#8217;s good with the ball in hands and safe under the high ball.</p>
<h4>Nate Berrigan</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Lock<br />
Affiliation: Dolphins<br />
School: Redcliffe SHS</p>
<p>Berrigan is the son of former NRL player Barry, and of course the nephew of Broncos and Queensland Origin utility Sean Berrigan.</p>
<p>But he is making his own way in the code, having made the Queensland 15s (white).</p>
<h4>Peter Taai</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Backrow<br />
Affiliation: Tigers<br />
School: Westfields Sports High</p>
<p>Plays for the East Campbelltown Eagles right in Wests&#8217; nursery, he is also a handy Aussie rules player with the Macarthur Magpies</p>
<h4>Te Iri Mokaraka</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Centre, edge<br />
Affiliation: Titans<br />
School: The Southport School</p>
<p>A Gold Coast boy who will also play GPS rugby this year for The Southport School, Te Iri Mokaraka played his way into the Queensland (white) team with strong edge finishing representing South Coast at the state carnival.</p>
<h4>Amari-Jay Tangi</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Lock<br />
Affiliation: Sea Eagles<br />
School: Narrabeen Sports High</p>
<p>A dual-code star Tangi has earned representative honours in rugby league and union.</p>
<h4>Nelson Makaafi</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Backrow<br />
Affiliation: Titans<br />
School: Palm Beach Currumbin SHS</p>
<p>Yet another Palm Beach Currumbin SHS product, Makaafi is all speed and power who angles for the gaps while also using quick footwork to challenger defenders.</p>
<h4>Kurt Waters</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Hooker<br />
Affiliation: &#8211;<br />
School: Cranebrook High</p>
<p>A goalkicking fullback from the Queanbeyan Blues who has been scoring tries for fun this season. He&#8217;s good with the ball in hands and safe under the high ball.</p>
<h4>Joseph Tupuse</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Edge<br />
Affiliation: Broncos<br />
School: Keebra Park SHS</p>
<p>A long striding, mobile player, Tupuse is a threat with his speed and size and ability to challenge the defence &#8211; while also threatening to ignite support players either side of him.</p>
<h4>Onitonio Large</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Five-eighth<br />
Affiliation: Tigers<br />
School: The Scots College</p>
<p>A 15-year-old playmaker, who has been contracted by the Tigers, Onitoni will be one to watch at the All School Carnival.</p>
<h4>Max Blanch</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Edge<br />
Affiliation: Storm/Broncos<br />
School: Toowoomba Anglican School</p>
<p>The Brisbane Tigers player and Darling Downs product had the benefit of playing under dual international Lote Tuqiri in the Tigers under 16s this season.</p>
<p>Having benefited from the Connell Challenge campaign, BLanch played his way into the Queensland 15s.</p>
<h4>Ashton Large</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Hooker<br />
Affiliation: Tigers<br />
School: The Scots College</p>
<p>A year younger than his brother, Onitonio, Ashton is also in the Wests Tigers pathways program.</p>
<h4>Seth Gundry</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Fullback<br />
Affiliation: Titans<br />
School: Sunshine Coast</p>
<p>Gundry is a fullback with speed and plenty of it who blazed his way into the Queensland (Maroons) squad.</p>
<p>With the ball he has an extra gear compared to his peers, and in defence he commits hard despite not being a giant.</p>
<h4>Lachlan Hails</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Halfback<br />
Affiliation: Knights<br />
School: Scone Grammar School</p>
<p>An attacking half with exceptional speed, Hails will lead the NSW CIS team.</p>
<h4>Ellyjah Birve</h4>
<p>State: Qld<br />
Position: Halves<br />
Affiliation: Broncos/Storm<br />
School: Caloundra SHS</p>
<p>The Caloundra Sharks junior rugby league club playmaker was one of the Sunshine Coast Falcons best Connell Challenge players this season and progressed to put his best foot forward at the state championships &#8211; winning Queensland selection.</p>
<p>He can also play fullback or hooker with ease.</p>
<h4>Heamasi Makasini</h4>
<p>State: NSW<br />
Position: Centre<br />
Affiliation: Tigers<br />
School: Newington College</p>
<p>Makasini dominated at the CIS trials and is expected to do the same at the All Schools Championship.</p>
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<h4>Related Links</h4>
<p><a href="https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">dailytelegraph.com.au</a></p>
<p><a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/gallery_cat/2022-nsw-school-footy/">NSWCHS State Trials Photo Galleries</a></p>
<h4>Peter Mulholland Schoolboy Cup</h4>
<h4>ROUND 2 SCHEDULE<br />
Wednesday, June 22</h4>
<h5><a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/category/nsw-school-footy/schoolboy-cup-news/2022-schoolboy-cup/">2022 Peter Mulholland Schoolboy cup Rnd 1 Draw, Results, Ladder &amp; Players’ Stat’s</a></h5>
<p>12pm: <a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/nsw-school-footy/peter-mulholland-cup/st-dominics-college-v-hunter-sports-high/2022/06/22/">St Dominic’s College v Hunter Sports High</a> (Action Photo’s SOON)</p>
<p>12.30pm: <a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/nsw-school-footy/peter-mulholland-cup/patrician-brothers-blacktown-v-westfields/2022/06/22/">Patrician Brothers Blacktown v Westfields Sports</a></p>
<p>1.30pm: Hills Sports v Endeavour Sports High</p>
<p>Wednesday, June 29</p>
<p>11am: Farrer MAHS v All Saints Maitland</p>
<p>TBC*</p>
<p>Illawarra Sports High v Hallam College</p>
<p>Erindale College v The Grange P-12 School</p>
<p>Patrician Brothers Fairfield v Holy Cross College, Ryde</p>
<p>Bass High v St Gregory’s College</p>
<p>*Games expected to be scheduled for start of Term 3</p>
<p>RE-WATCH THE ROUND 1 ACTION<br />
Tuesday, May 31</p>
<h5>ROUND 1 SCHEDULE<br />
Tuesday, May 31</h5>
<p>11am: <a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/nsw-school-footy/patrician-brothers-fairfield-v-farrer-mahs/2022/06/01/">Patrician Brothers Fairfield 64 – 0 Farrer MAHS</a></p>
<h5>Wednesday, June 1</h5>
<p>11am: <a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/nsw-school-footy/holy-cross-v-all-saints-college/2022/06/01/">Holy Cross College 38 – 24 All Saints Maitland</a></p>
<p>11.30am: <a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/nsw-school-footy/erindale-college-v-illawarra-sports-high/2022/06/01/">Erindale College 64 – 0 Illawarra Sports High</a></p>
<p>12pm: <a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/nsw-school-footy/patrician-bros-blacktown-v-endeavour-sports-high/2022/06/02/">Endeavour Sports High 20 – 14 Patrician Brothers Blacktown</a> (Action Photo’s Monday 13 June)</p>
<h5>Wednesday, June 8</h5>
<p>12pm: <a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/nsw-school-footy/schoolboy-cup-news/bass-high-v-st-dominics-college/2022/06/07/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">St Dominic’s v Bass High</a></p>
<p>1.30pm: <a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/nsw-school-footy/schoolboy-cup-news/st-gregorys-college-v-hunter-sports-high/2022/06/07/">Hunter Sports High v St Gregory’s College</a></p>
<p>11am: The Grange P-12 College v Hallam College</p>
<h5>Thursday, June 9</h5>
<p><a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/photo-gallery/2022-peter-mulholland-schoolboy-cup-rnd-1-the-hills-shs-v-westfields-shs/">Westfields Sports High v Hills Sports High</a></p>
<h3>Queensland Results</h3>
<h4>Langer Cup</h4>
<p>Ipswich SHS 24 – 16 Keebra Park SHS</p>
<h4>Aaron Payne Cup</h4>
<p>Mackay State High School 0 – 32 St Patrick’s College</p>
<h4>Related Links</h4>
<p><a href="https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">DailyTelegraph</a></p>
<p><a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/tag/nrl-schoolboys-cup/">More Schoolboy Cup News</a></p>
<p><a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/category/nsw-school-footy/">More NSW School footy news</a></p>
<h4>Action Photo Galleries</h4>
<p><a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/gallery_cat/2022-nswrl-junior-reps/">NSWRL Junior Rep’s </a></p>
<p><a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/gallery_cat/2022-nsw-school-footy/">NSW School Footy</a></p>
<p>The post <a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au/blog/nsw-school-footy/the-best-under-15s-in-australia/2022/06/27/">The best under-15s in Australia</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.ourfootyteam.com.au">OurFootyTeam</a>.</p>
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