Rugby talent runs deep in Welsh veins! The sons of some legendary Wales rugby internationals are making waves and could soon don the famous red jersey themselves.
From Will Moore, son of former Wales second-row Andy Moore, showcasing his skills for Swansea Schools, to Dylan James, son of ex-Wales prop Paul James, who’s turning heads at the Ospreys academy, these young guns are proving that rugby prowess might just be in their genes.
Jac Jones, carrying on the family tradition as the son of Dafydd Jones, is a promising centre with Scarlets U18s, while Harvey Bryant, following in the steps of his dad Jon, made headlines with a stunning try for Cardiff U18s.
And watch out for Nicholas Fisk-Jones, son of Swansea Lions legend Robert, already making his mark as a scrum-half for Ospreys U18s. Meanwhile, Gabe Williams continues his family’s legacy with Cardiff, as does Rhys Wyatt, inheriting the speed from his father, Gareth, as a wing/full-back for Cardiff U18s.
Even if not strictly a Welsh legacy, Ffredi Easterby draws on his family’s rich rugby lineage – son of Ireland’s Simon Easterby and grandson of Wales’ Elgan Rees – playing for Cardiff U18s while attending Ysgol Bro Morgannwg.
All eyes are on these young athletes as they strive to follow their fathers’ laurels on the rugby field, and potentially make their own mark in Welsh rugby history. Keep an eye on these names; the future of Welsh rugby looks bright with them in the mix! 🏉🔥