Wales U20 v Italy U20

Pencampwriaeth y Chwe Gwlad D20 2022 

U20 Six Nations Championship 2022 

CYMRU D20 v YR EIDAL D20 

WALES U20 v ITALY U20 

Parc Eirias | Bae Colwyn 

20.03.2022 | KO 14:00 

Rhaglen Swyddogol 

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SUNDAY 20 MARCH 2022 | UNDER-20 SIX NATIONS 

Welcome one and all to Parc Eirias. 

It’s always a pleasure to welcome 

the next generation of players to 

Colwyn Bay as they navigate their 

way towards senior international 

status. 

North Wales has proved a 

welcoming and friendly host in 

recent years where some great 

memories have been forged with 

Wales U20s making Colwyn Bay 

their home. 

Since the formation of the U20 

age group in 2008, a staggering 71 

players have gone on to full senior 

representative honours with Wales. 

Ospreys hooker Dewi Lake was the 

latest to join the congregation when 

he earned his first Wales cap as a 

second half replacement against 

Ireland in the opening round of 

Guinness Six Nations. 

So there is every likelihood we will 

today witness at least one new star 

in the making. 

Best of luck to both teams and I 

hope everyone enjoys a wonderful 

game of entertaining rugby. 

Enjoy the game. 

Gerald Davies 

WRU PRESIDENT 

Croeso un ac oll i Barc Eirias. 

Mae wastad yn bleser croesawu’r 

genhedlaeth nesaf o chwaraewyr 

i Fae Colwyn wrth iddyn nhw 

weithio eu ffordd tuag at statws 

rhyngwladol ar y lefel uchaf. 

Mae Gogledd Cymru wedi bod yn 

gartref cyfeillgar a chroesawgar 

dros y blynyddoedd diwethaf, gydag 

atgofion gwych. Mae tîm dan 20 

Cymru bellach yn ystyried Bae 

Colwyn yn gartref. 

Ers ffurfio’r grŵp dan 20 yn 

2008, mae’n anhygoel bod 71 o 

chwaraewyr wedi mynd ymlaen i 

gynrychioli Cymru ar y lefel uchaf. 

Bachwr y Gweilch, Dewi Lake, oedd 

y diweddaraf i ymuno â’r garfan 

pan gafodd ei gap cyntaf i Gymru 

fel eilydd yn ail hanner y gêm yn 

erbyn Iwerddon yn rownd agoriadol 

pencampwriaeth Chwe Gwlad 

Guinness. 

Felly mae’n debygol y byddwn ni’n 

gweld o leiaf un seren newydd yn 

cael ei chreu heddiw. 

Pob lwc i’r ddau dîm a gobeithio y 

bydd pawb yn mwynhau gêm wych 

o rygbi penigamp. 

Gerald Davies 

LLYWYDD | WRU 

WALES V ITALY | CYMRU V EIDAL 

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STAYING 

FOCUSSED 

THERE WILL BE NO ROOM FOR COMPLACENCY AT PARC EIRIAS THIS 

AFTERNOON WHEN BYRON HAYWARD’S SIDE HOST ITALY IN THE 

CONCLUDING ROUND OF THE U20 SIX NATIONS. WORDS: GRAEME GILLESPIE 

4SUNDAY 20 MARCH 2022 | UNDER-20 SIX NATIONS 

Gone are the days when Italy was 

deemed to be a soft touch at this 

level. You only have to look at the 

result from two years ago when Italy 

stunned Wales with a 17-7 upset to realise, they 

are no longer a pushover. 

Some may argue the young Italians have surpassed 

all expectations this campaign, having upset 

England in round two and demolishing Scotland 

last weekend to enter today’s match in fourth spot 

on the points table, one place ahead of Wales. 

But that would be a disservice as Italy have been 

quietly improving at age grade level over the past 

few years and are now major players at U18 and 

U20 international level. 

If Wales take their foot off the gas like they did 

last week against France, then another difficult 80 

minutes await as Italy have proved they no longer 

run out of puff in the last quarter – an accusation 

that used to be thrown about regularly in the past. 

Wales go into today’s match on the back of a 

disappointing 47-15 defeat to France. Wales 

showed grit and character to bounce back from a 

17-3 deficit to enter the halftime break still in the 

game, albeit behind 20-15 on the scoreboard. 

But they failed to go in for the kill with France 

down to 13 men due to two yellow cards. Instead, 

the visitors shot out of the blocks in the second 

spell and took the game away from Wales with 

some ruthless finishing. 

“I think the first five-10 minutes after half time was 

a game changer,” said Hayward. “They were down 

to 13 then 14 men but they ended up scoring 

points. We should have taken the game by the 

scruff of the neck because that’s what we spoke 

about at half time. 

Thank you for your support | Diolch am eich cefnogaeth


“We wanted to impose ourselves on them, but we 

didn’t do that. Credit to them – they are a quality 

side, and I’m sure our boys will learn a lot from the 

experience,” said the Wales U20 head coach. 

Throughout the game Wales struggled to cope 

with the defensive line speed the visitors brought 

to the game, while they were also extremely 

physical. But Hayward singled out the scrum as a 

positive from Wales’ performance. 

“We struggled to cope with their line speed,” said 

Hayward. “We can’t play around a team with line 

speed like that. 

“We tried to play around it while the boys also tried 

to play through it, but we haven’t got the power to 

play through their line speed. We had two 17-yearold 

boys in the pack against France. 

“It wasn’t for a lack of effort we just couldn’t 

cope with their line speed and their defence was 

exceptionally good. Our scrum was exceptionally 

good. 

“Throughout the championship France have 

had the best scrum but we competed with them 

there so that’s a plus for us. Overall, we were very 

disappointed with the score line but you’ve got to 

give a lot of credit to France because they are a 

great side.” 



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6SUNDAY 20 MARCH 2022 | UNDER-20 SIX NATIONS 


Today’s clash against Italy is simply a game Wales 

must win, insists Hayward. 

“We have one game to go and we have to put 

everything into winning that game," said Hayward. 

“I’m sure we can end the campaign with a win.” 

“Italy are going to be a massive challenge because 

they have been competitive in every game they 

have played. 

“They’ve beaten England and had a good win 

against Scotland last weekend so it is certainly 

a big challenge for us, there is no doubt about 

that – we just need to learn from our errors and 

improve our game management and hopefully 

provide a performance that can get us a win in the 

last game.” 

Wales U20 centre Joe Hawkins is confident his 

side can bounce back from defeat to France 

and finish the U20 Six Nations off in style with a 

victory against Italy at Parc Eirias on Sunday. 

The Ospreys midfielder, who took over the Welsh 

captaincy from the suspended Alex Mann, says 

his side have bounced back from adversity before 

and they deserve to finish off their campaign with 

a victory. 

“We have worked hard throughout this 

tournament; we’ve had to bounce back from 

adversity after the first game, so we have shown 

a lot of character already. I think we deserve 

another ‘W’ but that is on us to go out and put a 

performance in. 

“We have worked hard this tournament and I think 

the boys do deserve another win to finish off the 

competition. Hopefully against Italy we can play 

to our strengths, move the ball around, put a few 

points on the board and hopefully come away 

with the win.” 

Hawkins was left ruing a difficult night in Colwyn 

Bay where the French cut loose to score six tries 

with clinical finishing whereas Wales squandered 

some gilt-edged chances. 

“It’s been a little bit of a common theme this 

tournament where we’ve been in the game for 

large parts, but we have to be better at taking our 

chances when they come,” reflected Hawkins. “It’s 

good we are creating the chances but that can’t 

be where it finishes for us. We have got to try and 

turn the screw and finish off what we are creating.” 

Joe Hawkins goes on the attack against France at 

Parc Eirias 


France raced out to a 17-3 lead, but Wales fought 

back bravely with a penalty try followed by a Benji 

Williams touchdown to bring the home side right 

back into the frame before the break. But with 

France reduced to 13 men as the first half finished, 

Wales were unable to make their numerical 

advantage pay, and France took hold of the game 

with a lesson in finishing. 

“We’ve never had to question the character or the 

effort from the squad and that was shown against 

France,” said Hawkins. 

“We did give ourselves a lot to do but we clawed 

it back in the first half but we gave it all back to 

them in the second half. And when you’re chasing 

the game in the end, we simply gave ourselves too 

much to do. 

“To be fair, France were very clinical. When they 

got a sniff, they finished off – there’s this myth that 

French teams fold under pressure but I think those 

days have gone a little bit. We put them under 

pressure but to be fair to them they showed a lot 

of character. 

“The boys are feeling a bit down about it because 

we were in the game for long parts of it. We let 

them get away from us in the first half, but we 

showed great character to claw our way back. 

“But coming back out for the second half like it has 

for all tournament, our discipline let us down and 

when they were down to 13 we let them move 

in to our territory and kick some points and then 

come 60-70 minutes we gave ourselves too much 

to do and were left trying to chase the game and 

at that point it goes either way. Either like it did 

and they run in a few tries, or we come back but 

sadly it went the way of the French. 

“To be fair to France defended well on their own 

line - they showed great character themselves to 

withstand the pressure that we put on. After we 

put all that pressure and didn’t come away with 

any points, we blew a little bit and they ran in a 

few tries towards the end. It’s tough but a learning 

experience for the boys. 

“At halftime we really felt like we were turning the 

screw when they had two yellow cards. But that 

opening two minutes of the second half is where 

we let ourselves down a little bit where we had a 

real opportunity to put a nail in the coffin, but we 

couldn’t capitalise on our chances.” 

Hawkins took on his leadership duties with aplomb 

but felt somewhat deflated with the final result 

which took some gloss off his achievement. 

“It’s a great honour for me to captain my country. 

I haven’t had that opportunity before so it is 

something I can look back on,” he said. 

“Whenever you represent your country it’s a big 

honour and being captain that’s even bigger again 


so it is something that I will look back on for the 

rest of my life and be proud of, but I’m gutted 

we didn’t come away with a result but in years 

to come it is something I can look back on and 

always have on my CV.” 

Hawkins is now focusing on the final game of the 

campaign against Italy where he expects another 

tough day at the office. 

“I think Italy have come over to Colwyn Bay a 

couple of times and come away with a result, so 

they know how to do it. They will be like France, 

a big pack and big boys physically – we will really 

have to front up. 

“But like I said, the boys have bounced back 

before, and I see no reason why we can’t do it 

again against Italy.” 

“But like I said, the boys have bounced back 

before, and I see no reason why we can’t do it 

again against Italy.” 



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HOPKINS YN 

WYLIADWRUS 

O HER YR 

EIDAL 

Yn ôl cefnwr Cymru Iestyn Hopkins, collodd 

ei dîm 47-15 yn erbyn Ffrainc ym Mharc 

Eirias nos Iau diwethaf oherwydd diffyg 

hunanfeddiant. 

Bu’n rhaid i Hopkins aros ei dro cyn ymddangos 

am y tro cyntaf yn ochr Byron Hayward, ond ar 

ôl perfformiad nodedig yn erbyn Lloegr, cafodd 

gêm drawiadol arall yn erbyn Ffrainc. 

Mae nawr yn bwriadu gorffen pencampwriaeth 

y Chwe Gwlad Dan 20 ar uchafbwynt yn 

erbyn yr Eidal, ond dywed y bydd yn rhaid 

i Gymru ganolbwyntio o’r cychwyn cyntaf 

er mwyn sicrhau eu hail fuddugoliaeth yn y 

bencampwriaeth. 

“Fe wnaethon ni’n dda iawn i ddod yn ôl i 

mewn i’r gêm yn erbyn Ffrainc. Roedden ni ar ei 

hôl hi yn y chwarter cyntaf ond daethon ni’n ôl 

yn yr ail ran o’r hanner cyntaf,” meddai. 

“Ond os nad ydyn ni’n canolbwyntio am yr 80 

munud lawn, dyna sy’n digwydd ar y lefel hon. 

Mae Ffrainc wrth eu bodd yn taflu’r bêl. Mewn 

rhannau, dwi’n meddwl ein bod ni wedi stopio 

canolbwyntio ac efallai mai dyna pam eu bod 

nhw wedi ennill mwy o bwyntiau na ni. 

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“Yn yr ystafelloedd newid hanner amser 

roedden ni’n meddwl bod gennym ni siawns 

dda iawn o ennill y gêm – roedden ni ar y 

brig ac roedd gennym ni’r momentwm ar ôl 

iddyn nhw gael dau gerdyn melyn. Felly roedd 

cael ein cosbi ddwywaith yn ein llinell 22 ein 

hunain, ac ildio cais iddyn nhw yn ergyd ac fe 

wnaethon ni golli’r momentwm. 












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“Fe wnaethon ni fanteisio ar gyfleoedd ychydig 

cyn yr ail hanner – mae’n fater o gadw ein 

pennau a bod yn ddisgybledig er mwyn ein 

cadw ein hunain yn y gêm. Dwi ddim yn 

meddwl ein bod ni wedi manteisio ar ein 

holl gyfleoedd yn erbyn Ffrainc – dydy’r sgôr 

derfynol ddim yn adlewyrchu’r gêm yn fy marn 

i. Mae’n dorcalonnus oherwydd roeddwn i’n 

meddwl ein bod ni wedi gweithio’n galed iawn 

ac wedi chwarae rygbi da. 

“Rhaid i ni anghofio am y gêm a gollon ni 

wythnos diwethaf a mynd amdani yn erbyn yr 

Eidal. Fydd hynny ddim yn dasg hawdd gan eu 

bod nhw wedi bod yn dîm anodd i’w curo yn yr 

ymgyrch hon, ond dwi’n credu bod gennym ni’r 

garfan i ennill.” 



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OFFICIAL SUPPLIER OF TECHNICAL TRAINING EQUIPMENT

SQUAD PROFILES 

WALES 

Rhys 

Barrett 

DOB: 03/02/2002 

208cm/111kg 

Position: Prop 

Club/Region: 

Cardiff Rugby 

Apps: 3 

Connor 

Chapman 

DOB: 18/08/2002 

178cm/107kg 

Position: Hooker 

Club/Region: 

Dragons 

Apps: 3 

Tom 

Cowan 

DOB: 02/08/2002 

185cm/99kg 

Position: Back Row 

Club/Region: 

Bath Rugby 

Apps: 3 


Joe 

Cowell 

DOB: 06/01/2002 

185cm/124kg 


Club/Region: 

Cardiff Rugby 

Apps: 4 

Efan 

Daniel 

DOB: 14/12/2002 

185cm/93kg 


Club/Region: 

Cardiff Rugby 

Apps: 7 

Nathan 

Evans 

DOB: 03/01/2002 

178cm/120kg 


Club/Region: 

Cardiff Rugby 

Apps: 8 

Ethan 

Fackrell 

DOB: 04/01/2004 

175cm/88kg 

Position: No.8 

Club/Region: 

Cardiff Rugby 

Apps: 4 

Ben 

Gregory 

DOB: 11/06/2002 

191cm/105kg 

Position: Back row 

Club/Region: 

Swansea University 

Apps: 1 

Archie 

Hughes 

DOB: 14/02/2003 

173cm/75kg 

Position: - 

Club/Region: 

Scarlets 

Apps: 0 

Dafydd 

Jenkins 

DOB: 05/12/2002 

201cm/114kg 

Position: Second Row 

Club/Region: 

Exeter Chiefs 

Apps: 4 

Cameron 

Jones 

DOB: 04/10/2001 

193cm/113kg 


Club/Region: 

Ospreys 

Apps: 4 

Lewis 

Jones 

DOB: 19/07/2002 

183cm/106kg 


Club/Region: 

Ospreys 

Apps: 4 

Alex 

Mann 

DOB: 06/01/2002 

191cm/97kg 

Position: Back Row 

Club/Region: 

Cardiff Rugby 

Apps: 7 

Ben 

Moa 

DOB: 17/10/2002 

183cm/108kg 


Club/Region: 

Dragons 

Apps: 2 

Lewis 

Morgan 

DOB: 01/08/2003 

178cm/108kg 


Club/Region: 

Scarlets 

Apps: 0 

Morgan 

Morse 

DOB: 18/01/2005 

186cm/105kg 


Club/Region: 

Ospreys 

Apps: 3 

Joe 

Peard 

DOB: 02/02/2002 

201cm/125kg 


Club/Region: 

Dragons 

Apps: 5 

Morgan 

Veness 

DOB: 02/07/2002 

180cm/105kg 


Club/Region: 

Ealing Trailfinders 

Apps: 4 



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Adam 

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DOB: 18/02/2002 

183cm/119kg 


Club/Region: 

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Apps: 3 

Benji 

Williams 

DOB: 16/05/2002 

-/- 


Club/Region: 

Dragons 

Apps: 4 

Ryan 

Woodman 

DOB: 02/02/2002 

194cm/105kg 

Position: Full Back 

Club/Region: 

Dragons 

Apps: 2 

Oli 

Andrew 

DOB: 18/06/2003 

183cm/92kg 

Position: Winger 

Club/Region: 

Dragons 

Apps: 2 

Bryn 

Bradley 

DOB: 17/04/2003 

-/- 

Position: Centre 

Club/Region: 

Harlequins 

Apps: 2 


Luke 

Davies 

DOB: 26/02/2002 

173cm/80kg 

Position: Scrum Half 

Club/Region: 

Scarlets 

Apps: 0 

Callum 

Dodd 

DOB: 27/03/2002 

183cm/91kg 


Club/Region: 

Ospreys 

Apps: 0 

Daniel 

Edwards 

DOB: 05/07/2003 

175cm/82kg 

Position: Fly Half 

Club/Region: 

Ospreys 

Apps: 3 

Tom 

Florence 

DOB: 19/03/2003 

188cm/96kg 


Club/Region: 

Ospreys 

Apps: 4 

Joshua 

Hathaway 

DOB: 19/10/2003 

183cm/84kg 


Club/Region: 

Scarlets 

Apps: 0 

Joe 

Hawkins 

DOB: 11/06/2202 

183cm/98kg 


Club/Region: 

Ospreys 

Apps: 11 

Morgan 

Lloyd 

DOB: 08/10/2002 

175cm/83kg 

Position: Scrum Half 

Club/Region: 

Dragons 

Apps: 4 

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Iestyn 

Hopkins 

DOB: 04/04/2002 

173cm/88kg 


Club/Region: 

Ospreys 

Apps: 2 

Josh 

Phillips 

DOB: 26/03/2002 

188cm/91kgs 


Club/Region: 

Scarlets 

Apps: 0 



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Harri 

Houston 

DOB: 27/11/2003 

175cm/80kg 


Club/Region: 

Ospreys 

Apps: 4 

Cameron 

Winnett 

DOB: 07/01/2003 

180cm/85kg 


Club/Region: 

Cardiff Rugby 

Apps: 4 






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Eddie 

James 

DOB: 10/08/2002 

193cm/105kg 


Club/Region: 

Scarlets 

Apps: 7 

U20'S MANAGEMENT 

Byron Hayward 

Head coach 

Shaun Connor 

Breakdown coach 

Craig Everett 

Defence coach 

Richard Kelly 

Set-piece coach 

Andy Lloyd 

Team manager 

Pat Moran 

Physio 

Jayne West 

Physio 





Jac 

Lloyd 

DOB: 28/09/2002 

173cm/74kg 


Club/Region: 

Bristol Bears 

Apps: 4 

Julian Widdowson 

Doctor 

Ciaran Miller 

Sports Scientist 

Carwyn James 

Analyst 

Will Precious 

Analyst 

Rhodri Williams 

Conditioner 

Josh Rowlands 

S & C 

Graeme Gillespie 

Media Manager 





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The Line-ups 

SUNDAY 20 MARCH 2022 | PARC EIRIAS | KICK-OFF 2PM 

WALES 

15 CAMERON WINNETT 

FULLBACK/CEFNWR 

14 JOSH HATHAWAY 

WING/ASGELLWR 

13 BRYN BRADLEY 

CENTRE/CANOLWR 

12 EDDIE JAMES 


11 OLI ANDREW 

WING/ASGELLWR 

10 JOE HAWKINS 

OUTSIDE HALF/MASWR 

9 MORGAN LLOYD 

SCRUM HALF/MEWNWR 

1 CAMERON JONES 

PROP/Y RHENG FLAEN 

2 MORGAN VENESS 

HOOKER/BACHWR 

3 ADAM WILLIAMS 


4 BENJI WILLIAMS 

LOCK/YR AIL RENG 

5 RYAN WOODMAN 


6 ALEX MANN C 

FLANKER/BLAENASGELLWR 

7 TOM COWAN 


8 BEN MOA 

NO.8/WYTHWR 

REPLACEMENTS 

16 CONNOR CHAPMAN 

17 JOE COWELL 

18 NATHAN EVANS 

19 LEWIS JONES 

20 ETHAN FACKRELL 

21 LUKE DAVIES 

22 JOSH PHILLIPS 

23 IESTYN HOPKINS 

ITALY 

15 LORENZO PANI 

FULLBACK/CEFNWR 

14 FLAVIO PIO VACCARI 

WING/ASGELLWR 

13 DEWI PASSARELLA 


12 ARTURO FUSARI 


11 FILIPPO LAZZARIN 

WING/ASGELLWR 

10 GIOVANNI SANTE 

OUTSIDE HALF/MASWR 

9 ALESSANDRO GARBISI 

SCRUM HALF/MEWNWR 

1 LUCA RIZZOLI 


2 LAPO FRANGINI 

HOOKER/BACHWR 

3 RICCARDO GENOVESE 


4 ALESSANDRO ORTOMBINA 


5 RICCARDO ANDREOLI 


6 GIOVANNI CENEDESE 


7 ROSS MICHAEL VINTCENT 


8 GIACOMO FERRARI 

NO.8/WYTHWR 

REPLACEMENTS 

16 TOMMASO SCRAMONCIN 

17 RICCARDO BARTOLINI 

18 MATTEO BERNARDINELLO 

19 DAVID ODIASE 

20 CARLO BERLESE 

21 ANDREA CUOGHI 

22 NICOLO TENEGGI 

23 FRANCOIS CARLO MEY 

MATCH 

OFFICIALS 

REFEREE: 

DAMIAN SCHNEIDER UAR 

AR1: 

BENOIT ROUSSELET FFR 

AR2: 

LUC RAMOS FFR 

TMO: 

ERIC GAUZINS FFR 

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