Wagga City and Ag College will both each provide five players in the starting 15 for SIRU's title defence at Conolly Rugby Complex on Saturday.

Two-time Bill Castle Medal winner Liam Krautz will captain the men's team, who will take on South Coast-Monaro at 3.30pm.

The women play beforehand at 1.45pm.

Men's team

1. Alex Meades (Ag College), 2. Adam Mokotupu (Wagga City), 3. Thomas Blanch (Wagga City), 4. Bernard Ricketts (Ag College), 5. Jacob Nielsen (Wagga City), 6. Andries De Meyer (Griffith), 7. Liam Krautz (c) (CSU), 8. Alex Farquhar (Ag College), 9. Joshua Gemmell (Waratahs), 10. Anthony Taylor (Ag College), 11. John Vakatalai (Wagga City), 12. Sam Carwadine (Ag College), 13. Noa Rabici (Wagga City), 14. Vincent Wise (Tumut), 15. Lachie Day (Waratahs); 16. Patrick Lemmich (Ag College), 17. Talilotu Uoifalelahi (Griffith), 18. Blake Theunissen (Griffith), 19. Tasman Kuhn (Ag College), 20. Connor Swann (Tumut), 21. Sam Trood (Wagga City), 22. Tully Macpherson-Peacock (Albury-Wodonga), 23. Max Gay (Ag College)

Women's team

1 Cornelia Tanielu (Griffith), 2. Harriet Elleman (c) (Waratahs), 3. Amy Hart (Waratahs), 4. Ivy Merlehan (CSU), 5. Jessica Simpson (Wagga City), 6. Yolanda Forsyth (Waratahs), 7. Kaitlyn McKay (Albury-Wodonga), 8. Fapiola Uoifalelahi (Griffith), 9. Holly Stephens (Waratahs), 10. Amelia Lolotonga (Griffith), 11. Emily Wright (Leeton), 12. Kymberley Brain (Albury-Wodonga), 13. Megan Seis (Ag College), 14. Dana Seward (CSU), 15. Megan Pearson (Waratahs); 16. Amie Fazekas (Leeton), 17. Veronica Seukeni (Griffith), 18. Ulamila Kuboutawa (Waratahs), 19. Vanessa Richards (Griffith), 20. Georgia Jackson (Ag College), 21. Katherine Pevere (Wagga City), 22. Alice White (Albury-Wodonga), 23. Chloe Holgate (Wagga City)

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