🏉 Exciting times for Welsh rugby! The future stars shone brightly as Wales U18s kicked off their Six Nations Festival campaign with a convincing 34-15 win over Scotland in Vichy! 🔥
Our young guns displayed grit and talent, overcoming a tough second half where Scotland pulled out all the stops. Standout performances were all around, but it was full-back Sam Morgan who stole the show with two stunning tries, including a sensational 60-meter run! 💥
One to watch is Mosese Tuliakiono, the powerhouse No. 8 and cousin of Welsh legend Taulupe Faletau. At 6ft 3in, this 17-year-old from Pontypool and Gloucester academy is making waves with his formidable presence on the field.
Wingers Ryley Fussell and Dylan Quin also dazzled with two tries, showing incredible pace and agility. Meanwhile, the pack was driven by remarkable efforts from props Bryan Kamanga, Isaac Jones, and flanker Alfie Prygodzicz. Known for his relentless energy and tough tackling, Prygodzicz is shaping up to be one of Welsh rugby’s brightest prospects.
Kamanga was a force in the scrums and displayed exceptional skills with a game-changing assist leading to Morgan’s first try. Jones, a stalwart at tighthead, demonstrated unwavering determination with critical turnovers and fierce tackles.
Up next, Wales faces France on Tuesday before locking horns with Spain on Saturday. 🇫🇷🇪🇸 Keep an eye out for these budding stars as they continue to carve out their place in rugby history! #WelshRugby #FutureStars #RugbyUnion 🏆