38 PLAYERS NAMED TO TRAINING CAMP AHEAD OF WOMEN’S SOUTH AFRICA TOUR

Canada’s Women’s Rugby Team Head Coach Kevin Rouet has named 38 players to a training camp in Perth, Ontario in preparation for the team’s upcoming tour to South Africa.  

Following the camp, which takes place June 20 to 27, a squad of 32 will be selected to travel to South Africa for a pair of test matches in July.  

Thirty-three players from Canada’s Pacific Four Series squad, who came second in the tournament in May with wins over the USA and Australia and a tie to New Zealand, have been named for the camp.  

Madison Grant, Paige Farries, Pamphinette Buisa and Sophie de Goede all return to the training environment following recovery from injury while Carissa Norsten, a Paris 2024 Olympic silver medallist and 2024 HSBC SVNS Women’s Rookie of the Year, has earned her first invite to a senior team camp.  

“We are looking forward to reconvening as a group after a short break following the Pacific Four Series,” said Kevin Rouet. “This training camp, and the matches against South Africa, are important components in our on and off field preparation for the Rugby World Cup. We will continue to refine our gameplay as we spend some valuable training hours together. The Lanark Highlanders have been great hosts for our team in the past, and we are excited to return to Perth and the Oakfield Rugby Park.” 

Canada will play two fixtures against the Springbok Women in July as part of their preparation for the Rugby World Cup. The first will take place July 5 at Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria, the second on July 12 at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Gqeberha.  

Both matches will kick off at 1:30pm local time (4:30am PT / 7:30am ET) and will be available on TSN3 and TSN+.  

CANADA’S WOMEN’S RUGBY TEAM TRAINING CAMP 

FORWARDS 

Alysia Comtois (Magog, QC) – University of Ottawa 
Brittany Kassil (Guelph, ON) – Guelph Goats 
Caroline Crossley (Victoria, BC) – Castaway Wanderers   
Cassandra Tuffnail (Heidelberg, ON) – Ealing Trailfinders 
Courtney O’Donnell (Rimbey, AB) – Red Deer Titans Rugby 
DaLeaka Menin (Vulcan, AB) – Calgary Hornets / Exeter Chiefs 
Emily Tuttosi (Souris, MB) – Calgary Hornets / Exeter Chiefs 
Fabiola Forteza (Quebec City, QC) – Club de rugby de Québec / Stade Bordelais 
Gabrielle Senft (Regina, SK) – Castaway Wanderers / Saracens 
Gillian Boag (Calgary, AB) – Capilano RFC / Gloucester-Hartpury 
Holly Phillips (Canmore, AB) – Banff Bears / Calgary Irish / Bristol Bears   
Julia Omokhuale (Calgary, AB) – Calgary Irish Rugby Club / Leicester Tigers 
Karen Paquin (Quebec City, QC) – Club de rugby de Quebec 
Laetitia Royer (Loretteville, QC) – St-Anne-de-Bellevue / Concordia Univeristy / ASM Romagnat 
McKinley Hunt (King City, ON) – Aurora Barbarians / Saracens 
Mikiela Nelson (North Vancouver, BC) – Capilano RFC / Exeter Chiefs 
Olivia DeMerchant (Mapledale, NB) – Halifax Tars RFC  
Pamphinette Buisa (Gatineau, QC) – Ottawa Irish 
Rachel Smith (South Surrey, BC) – University of British Columbia   
Rori Wood (Sooke, BC) – College Rifles RFC / Ealing Trailfinders 
Sophie de Goede (Victoria, BC) – Castaway Wanderers / Saracens  
Tyson Beukeboom (Uxbridge, ON) – Cowichan Piggies / Aurora Barbarians / Ealing Trailfinders   

BACKS 

Alexandra Tessier (Sainte-Clotilde-de-Horton, QC) – Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue RFC / Exeter Chiefs 
Alysha Corrigan (Charlottetown, PEI) – CRFC 
Asia Hogan-Rochester (Toronto, ON) – Toronto Nomands / Westshore RFC 
Carissa Norsten (Waldheim, SK) – Kirin RFC / University of Victoria 
Claire Gallagher (Caledon, ON) – Aurora Barbarians / Leicester Tigers 
Fancy Bermudez (Edmonton, AB) – Nor’Westers Athletic Association / Westshore RFC / Saracens 
Florence Symonds (Vancouver, BC) – University of British Columbia 
Julia Schell (Uxbridge, ON) – Guelph Goats / Castaway Wanderers / Ealing Trailfinders 
Justine Pelletier (Rivière-du-Loup, QC) – Club de rugby de Québec / Stade Bordelais 
Krissy Scurfield (Canmore, AB) –  University of Victoria / Loughborough Lightning 
Madison Grant (Cornwall, ON) – Cornwall Claymores 
Mahalia Robinson (Fulford, QC) – Town of Mount Royal RFC    
Olivia Apps (Lindsay, ON) – Lindsay RFC    
Paige Farries (Red Deer, AB) – Saracens    
Shoshanah Seumanutafa (White Rock, BC) – Counties Manukau   
Taylor Perry (Oakville, ON) – Oakville Crusaders / Exeter Chiefs 

MISSION: WIN RUGBY WORLD CUP 

Rugby Canada has officially launched the Mission: Win the Rugby World Cup 2025 fundraising campaign. The goal is to raise $1,000,000 to provide Canada’s Women’s Rugby Team with extra resources to help them make history by winning the 2025 Rugby World Cup. With their sights set on a groundbreaking achievement this year in England, Canada’s Women’s Rugby Team is currently ranked second in the World Rugby global rankings. For more information or to donate, visit rugby.ca/donate.     

An extended squad of 59 players has been announced by Head Coach Stephen Meehan ahead of Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team’s 2025 matches. 

The formation of this long list involved analyzing the 50+ Canadians in the MLR, visiting MLR teams, and collaboration with Christiaan Esterhuizen, Head Coach of the Pacific Pride and Canada’s U20 Men’s Rugby Team, and Sean White, Head Coach of Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team, as well as engaging with Canadians in European competitions. Connections with Coast to Coast Cup teams were reestablished, BC Premiership teams were reviewed, and new Canadian-eligible players were identified. 

“The work that has been undertaken over the last few months to prepare for the 2025 season and develop this extended player list has been substantial and valuable,” said Stephen Meehan, Head Coach of Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team. “The players identified in this list are those who will be considered for our matches this year, and we are looking forward to getting on the pitch in Edmonton in a few weeks to kick off our campaign to qualify for the 2027 Rugby World Cup.”

The team’s season will kick off in Edmonton, with Canada playing Belgium on July 12 and Spain on July 18 at Clarke Stadium. 

Canada will then begin the Pacific Nations Cup, the team’s first opportunity to earn direct qualification for the 2027 Men’s Rugby World Cup, on August 22 in Calgary against the United States. Pool play will continue on August 30, with Japan hosting Canada in Sendai. The Pacific Nations Cup play-offs will begin September 14 in Denver, Colorado, with the finals set for September 20 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Tickets for all matches hosted in Canada this year are available for purchase here. Applications for media accreditation are currently being accepted here.

Further information on TSN broadcast specifics and the summer’s touring squads will be announced ahead of the Edmonton matches and the Pacific Nations Cup. 

FORWARDS 

Andrew Quattrin (Holland Landing, ON) – Aurora Barbarians / New England Free Jacks
Austin Creighton (Edmonton, AB) – Strathcona Druids RFC / Nor’Westers Athletic Association 
Barnaby Waddell (Exeter, ENG) – Okehampton RFC / Bridgend Ravens
Bryce Worden (Sussex, NB) – Burnaby Lake RFC
Caleb Ashworth (Crowborough, ENG) – Crowborough RFC / Harlequins FC
Calixto Martinez (White Rock, BC) – Bayside RFC / Old Glory DC 
Callum Botchar (Vancouver, BC) – James Bay AA / NOLA Gold 
Cole Keith (Sussex NB) – Belleisle Rovers RFC / New England Free Jacks 
Conor Young (Sydney, AUS) – Southern Districts RC / RFC LA 
Dewald Kotze (Edmonton, AB) – Strathcona Druids RFC / Seattle Seawolves  
Donald Carson (Tsawwassen, BC) – UBCOB Ravens / Britannia Lions
Emerson Prior (Brockville, ON) – Brockville Privateers / Westshore RFC / Utah Warriors 
Evan Olmstead (Vancouver, BC) – Lindfield Rugby Club / SU Agen 
Evan Roy (Ottawa, ON) – Ottawa Irish / Mount Maunganui Rugby Club
Foster Dewitt (Courtenay, BC) – New England Free Jacks / Westshore RFC
Griffin Phillipson (Ballymoney, NI) – Ballymoney RFC / City of Armagh RFC
Izzak Kelly (White Rock, BC) – Bayside RFC / Capilano RFC
James Stockwood (Bowmanville, ON) – Oshawa Vikings
Jeffrey Young (Toronto, ON) – Toronto Nomads
Jesse Mackail (Palmerston North, NZ) – Bayside RFC / Seattle Seawolves
Karl Hunger (Beaconsfield, QC) – Beaconsfield RFC / Pacific Pride
Kyle Steeves (Winnipeg, MB) – Winnipeg Wombats / New England Free Jacks
Lucas Rumball (Scarborough, ON) – Balmy Beach Rugby Club / Chicago Hounds
Mason Flesch (Cobourg, ON) – Cobourg Saxons / Chicago Hounds
Matt Heaton (Godmanchester, QC) – Ormstown Saracens / RFC LA
Matthew Oworu (Calgary, AB) – Pacific Pride / Chicago Hounds 
Piers Von Dadelszen (Vancouver, BC) – New England Free Jacks
Reid Davis (White Rock, BC) – Bayside RFC / Utah Warriors 
Sam Miller (Mount Denson, NS) – Valley Rugby Union / Southern Districts
Siôn Parry (Cardiff, WAL) – Rhiwbina RFC / Ebbw Vale RFC
Tyler Matchem (Pictou County, NS) – Pictou County Rugby Club 

BACKS 

Andrew Coe (Markham, ON) – UBCOB Ravens / RFC LA 
Ben LeSage (Calgary, AB) – Calgary Canucks / New England Free Jacks 
Brock Gallagher (Edmonton, AB) – Strathcona Druids RFC / Seattle Seawolves 
Cooper Coats (Halifax, NS) – Halifax Tars RFC / NOLA Gold
Cormac Saint (Rescue, USA) – Mother Lode RFC / University of California, Berkeley 
Ethan Turner (Maple Ridge, BC) – Burnaby Lake Rugby Club / Kalinga Black Tigers
Isaac Olson (Vernon, BC) – New England Free Jacks
Jamie Armstrong (Ottawa, ON) – Ottawa Irish / University of Ottawa
Jason Higgins (Cork, IRE) – Cork Constitution / Chicago Hounds
Josh McIndoe (Victoria, BC) – Castaway Wanderers / Greerton Marist Rugby Club
Josiah Morra (Scarborough, ON) – Toronto Saracens / New England Free Jacks
Kainoa Lloyd (Mississauga, ON) – James Bay AA / United Rugby Sports Club
Kyle Tremblay (White Rock, BC) – Bayside RFC / Pacific Pride
Maddox MacLean (Brisbane, AUS) – Souths Rugby Club Brisbane
Mark Balaski (Castlebar, IRE) – Castlebar RFC / Southern Districts 
Morgan Di Nardo (Toronto, ON) – Toronto City Rugby / University of Victoria
Nic Benn (Caves Beach, AUS) – Lake Macquarie Roos / Utah Warriors 
Noah Flesch (Cobourg, ON) – Cobourg Saxons / Chicago Hounds
Peter Nelson (Dungannon, NI) – Dungannon RFC 
Rhys James (Kelowna, BC) – Kelowna Crows / Pacific Pride
Shane O’Leary (Ballina, IRE) – Ballina Killaloe RFC / Miami Sharks
Spencer Cotie (Victoria, BC) – University of Victoria / Castaway Wanderers
Spencer Jones (Cambridge, NZ) – Hamilton Old Boys / Utah Warriors
Stephen Webb (Toronto, ON) – Balmy Beach RFC / University of British Columbia

Takoda McMullin (White Rock, BC) – University of British Columbia
Talon McMullin (White Rock, BC) – University of British Columbia

Tiarnan Neville (Curracloe, IRE) – USRC Tigers / Galwegians Rugby Club
Will Grant (Sydney, AUS) – Randwick Rugby Club

INJURY PENDING

Ethan Fryer (Seattle, USA) – New England Free Jacks
Lindsey Stevens (Sydney, AUS) – Eastern Suburbs RUFC / New England Free Jacks
Michael LaPlaine (Montreal, QC) – TMR Rugby / Concordia University

DECLINED

Caden Wilson
Jack Carson
Jack Reeves
Johnny Franklin
Josh Larsen

• Establishment of a new Discipline Committee: This independent committee will oversee all rugby competitions in the province. With broader representation and a structured appointment process, the committee is designed to enhance fairness, eliminate potential conflicts of interest, and increase the efficiency of reviews.
• Expanded policy framework: The updated policy outlines detailed procedures for discipline matters including send-offs, citings, misconduct (both on and off-field), sanctions, appeals, and how suspensions are administered.
• Transparency & consistency: Findings from discipline hearings will be publicly posted on the Rugby Alberta website, reinforcing our commitment to transparency and upholding discipline standards.

CANADA’S MEN’S RUGBY TEAM TO KICK OFF RUGBY WORLD CUP QUALIFICATION CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE UNITED STATES IN CALGARY

Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team will open the 2025 Pacific Nations Cup, the team’s first opportunity to earn direct qualification for the 2027 Men’s Rugby World Cup, against the United States in Calgary on Friday August 22. 

Kicking off at 7:00pm MT at McMahon Stadium, the home of the CFL’s Calgary Stampeders and the University of Calgary Dinos, this will be the team’s third match in Alberta this summer following two in Edmonton, as well as the second Canada vs USA match-up on home soil in 2025, with Canada’s Women’s Rugby Team taking on the Eagles in Ottawa. 

Tickets will go on sale here on May 15 at 10:00am PT / 11:00 am MT / 1:00pm ET, starting at $38 plus taxes and fees. 

The rugby community in Alberta (and other provinces interested in club travel) will be offered the opportunity to fundraise for their clubs and attend the match together via the Club Ticket Program. Details, including a special ticket link exclusively for club members that will grant access to tickets in a designated section of the stadium and donate 15% of ticket sales back to the club, will be distributed to clubs shortly.   

This will be Canada’s first match of the 2025 Pacific Nations Cup. The top three teams from the tournament will qualify for the Rugby World Cup (minus Fiji and Japan, who have already qualified); the last placed team at the conclusion of the tournament will then look to qualify through the South America / Pacific Play-off. 

A reimagined version of the Pacific Nations Cup was launched last year and saw Canada play Japan at BC Place in Vancouver, with the 2025 tournament being the second iteration of this cross-regional competition featuring Canada, the United States, Japan, Fiji, Tonga and Samoa.  

Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team and the United States last met in the 2024 Pacific Nations Cup, with the United States winning 28-15 in Los Angeles last August. Canada has played the United States more than any other team and is looking for their first win over the Americans since 2021. This will also be the first time the team has played in Calgary since 2017, when Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team played a test match against Georgia. 

“All three matches in Alberta this summer are important and exciting for our team,” said Stephen Meehan, Head Coach of Canada’s Men’s Rugby Team. “We have been speaking with Canadian players in leagues and competitions around the world regarding current performances and playing philosophies and working with them to ensure that they will arrive to camp well prepared and supported. The response from the players has been brilliant. They are eager to get stuck in and to be playing such an important match in front of a home crowd in Calgary this summer.” 

“Calgary is excited to be the host city for the Pacific Nations Cup and this critical match in the men’s team’s pathway to World Cup,” says Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek. “Rugby is about heart, hustle, and community – something that resonates with who we are as a city! We’re proud to welcome athletes and fans from Canada and the US to Calgary to not just experience this incredible sport, but our world-class hospitality, incredible energy, and community spirit.” 

 “Tourism Calgary is thrilled to partner with Rugby Canada to bring the highest level of rugby to our city” says Carson Ackroyd, Senior Vice President, Sales at Tourism Calgary. “Welcoming the Canadian National Team for this match will be an incredible opportunity for Calgary to host local, national and international rugby fans at McMahon Stadium and we fully expect there to be huge interest and support from the community.” 

“Rugby Alberta is incredibly excited to be hosting another senior men’s national team fixture in Calgary in August,” said Chris Cooke, President of Rugby Alberta. “Nothing brings out a crowd like Canada vs the USA, and I know the Calgary rugby community and everyone else travelling to Calgary for the match will make it an electrifying environment to play in. Let’s fill McMahon stadium with red and white and give the squad an extra push!” 

Rugby Canada would like to thank Tourism Calgary and the City of Calgary for their support in bringing the Pacific Nations Cup to Alberta. 

Tickets will be available for purchase here on May 15 at 10:00am PT / 11:00am MT / 1:00pm ET. Questions regarding ticket purchases can be directed to tickets@rugby.ca. Sign up here for first access to tickets.   

Further details, including TSN broadcast specifics and media accreditation applications, will be announced shortly. 

CANADA’S ROSTERS NAMED FOR CONCLUSION OF THE 2025 HSBC SVNS SEASON IN LOS ANGELES

 The players that will represent Canada at the final stop of the 2025 HSBC SVNS season in Los Angeles over May 3 to 4 have been announced by Head Coaches Jocelyn Barrieau and Sean White.  

Dignity Health Sports Park, the rugby sevens venue for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, will host the winner-takes-all HSBC SVNS World Championship, which will see Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team compete in Pool A against League Winners New Zealand, Japan, and Great Britain. Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team will compete in the HSBC SVNS Play-off, taking on Uruguay, Ireland and Germany in Pool B. 

Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team enters this final leg of the series ranked fourth overall, following back-to-back bronze medal finishes in Hong Kong and Singapore.  

“Our team has been training this week in Chula Vista alongside our Pacific Four Series squad, living out our One Squad philosophy with combined training sessions and scrimmages as both teams prepare to compete next weekend,” said Jocelyn Barrieau, Head Coach of Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team. “We solidified our foundations and are very proud of our performances in Hong Kong and Singapore.  We have identified areas we want to improve on and the gaps we want to close going into Los Angeles. We have a talented, passionate, resilient group of players, and we are all excited to get back on the pitch together in LA.” 

The roster includes eight players from the Hong Kong and Singapore double podium finish squad. Charity Williams returns to competition for the first time since HSBC SVNS Vancouver following recovery from injury. Asia Hogan-Rochester and Alysha Corrigan will play with the team for the first time since HSBC SVNS Vancouver as well, with Corrigan having competed in the Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) final with the Saracens in March.   

Savannah Bauder, who made a strong impression in her international sevens debut in December in Dubai and Cape Town, returns following recovery from an injury sustained during training camp ahead of HSBC SVNS Perth. Larah Wright, who made her debut in Perth, has earned her second opportunity to represent the nation on Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team. 

Following the HSBC SVNS World Championship, Alysha Corrigan, Asia Hogan-Rochester, Florence Symonds, Mahalia Robinson and Olivia Apps will join Canada’s Women’s Rugby Team for the remaining matches of the Pacific Four Series in New Zealand and Australia. 

Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team finished third in the standings following three rounds of the World Rugby HSBC Sevens Challenger, qualifying them for the HSBC SVNS Play-off as one of the top four teams. 

The journey to Los Angeles started in November, with Canada winning Rugby Americas North Sevens to qualify for the Sevens Challenger. After participating in the men’s invitational held alongside HSBC SVNS Vancouver, they made their way to Cape Town for the first two Sevens Challenger rounds, finishing second and third on back-to-back weekends. The team placed fourth in Krakow for round three. 

“We’ve had this tournament circled on our calendar all season,” said Sean White, Head Coach of Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team. “We’ve identified key areas of improvement coming out of Krakow and have made that our focus over the last couple of weeks of camp in Langford. I believe our continuity in selection from Krakow to LA will be a benefit to our on-field performance and cohesion. Our aim is to finish the season as one of the top 12 teams, and we look forward to earning the opportunity to do so.”  

The 12 players who represented Canada in Krakow will return to the global stage in Los Angeles, with the addition of Kal Sager, who returns to the squad following recovery from injury. The roster includes Rhys James, Kainoa Lloyd and James Thiel, who made their international sevens debuts in Poland, with James and Lloyd each putting on two-try performances. 

Five of these players (Rhys James, Elias Hancock, James Thiel, Kyle Tremblay, Ethan Turner) were also recently named to teams in the new Rugby Premier League (RPL) and will depart for India in June for this unique player development opportunity that will see nine Canadians compete with and against players and coaches from some of the top nations on the HSBC SVNS series. 

MORE INFO 

For the most up to date information on the HSBC SVNS Series and live coverage, including details on the event format, the schedule and the latest news, visit the official website: www.svns.com. More information on the World Rugby HSBC Sevens Challenger can be found here. 

LOS ANGELES SCHEDULE 

*All matches will be available on TSN+, with Saturday’s Pitch 1 pool play matches available on TSN5 as of 4:00pm PT / 7:00pm ET, and Sunday’s finals available on TSN4 as of 4:00pm PT / 7:00pm ET. 

Saturday May 3 
Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team vs Japan 
10:00am PT / 1:00pm ET 
Watch live on TSN+ 

Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team vs Uruguay 
10:22am PT / 1:22pm ET 
Watch live on TSN+ 

Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team vs Great Britain 
1:01pm PT / 4:01pm ET 
Watch live on TSN+ 

Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team vs Ireland 
1:01pm / 4:01pm ET 
Watch live on TSN+ 

Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team vs New Zealand 
4:29pm PT / 7:29pm ET 
Watch live on TSN5 / TSN+ 

Sunday May 4 
Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team vs Germany 
12:12pm PT / 3:12pm ET 
Watch live on TSN+ 

Men’s play-off finals, women’s semi-finals and finals 
Times and opponents TBD 
Watch live on TSN+ (TSN4 coverage begins at 4:00pm PT / 7:00pm ET) 

CANADA’S WOMEN’S SEVENS TEAM ROSTER 

4. Breanne Nicholas (Blenheim, ON) – Kent Havoc RFC 
6. Charity Williams (Toronto, ON) – Markham Irish / University of British Columbia 
7. Florence Symonds (Vancouver, BC) – University of British Columbia 
8. Carmen Izyk (High River, AB) – Foothills lions / Queen’s University / RCTPM 
9. Olivia Apps (Lindsay, ON) – Lindsay RFC   
16. Alysha Corrigan (Charlottetown, PEI) – CRFC / Saracens 
19. Carissa Norsten (Waldheim, SK) – Kirin RFC / University of Victoria  
22. Sabrina Poulin (St-Georges, QC) – Town of Mount Royal RFC / Exeter Chiefs  
23. Shalaya Valenzuela (Abbotsford, BC) – Abbotsford RFC 
24. Asia Hogan-Rochester (Toronto, ON) – Toronto Nomads / Westshore RFC 
26. Savannah Bauder (North Vancouver, BC) – University of British Columbia 
29. Mahalia Robinson (Fulford, QC) – Town of Mount Royal RFC 
47. Larah Wright (Calgary, AB) – University of Victoria 

CANADA’S MEN’S SEVENS TEAM ROSTER 

1. Rhys James (Kelowna, BC) – UBC Okanagan / Pacific Pride 
2. James Thiel (Abbotsford, BC) – Abbotsford RFC / Pacific Pride  
3. Ethan Turner (Maple Ridge, BC) – Burnaby Lake Rugby Club 
5. Alex Russell (Bracebridge, ON) – McGill University  
13. Brenden Black (Oakville, ON) – Oakville Crusaders / Guelph University  
15. Ethan Hager (Brantford, ON) – Brantford Harlequins / Castaway Wanderers  
18. Morgan Di Nardo (Toronto, ON) – Toronto City Rugby / University of Victoria 
20. Jamie Armstrong (Ottawa, ON) – Ottawa Irish / University of Ottawa  
22. Kyle Tremblay (White Rock, BC) – Pacific Pride / Bayside RFC 
23. Thomas Isherwood (Okotoks, AB) – Foothills Lions RFC / Westshore RFC  
30. Kainoa Lloyd (Mississauga, ON) – Mississauga Blues / James Bay AA 
33. Kal Sager (Peterborough, ON) – Peterborough Pagans / Trent University  
64. Elias Hancock (Ottawa, ON) – Bytown Blues / University of Ottawa