South Announces Lineup to Face Jamaica

Written by Pat Clifton Wednesday, 20 February 2013 01:00

Clubs - All-Stars

The South plays Jamaica Saturday in the Round 1 North final in Kingston, Jamaica. The South advanced to the final with a 50-23 win over Mexico in Marietta, Ga. last month, and Jamaica did so by downing Turks and Caicos 31-13.

Saturday's victor wins the right to take on Bahamas, with the winner of that match advancing to the Round 2 North knockout stages against Cayman and two-time defending NACRA champion Bermuda.

	Name	Position	Club
1	Ethan Winel	Prop	Chattanooga
2	Joe Moore	Hooker/Flanker	Renegades
3	Jason Hinchman	Prop/Hooker	Charlotte
4	David Mehann	Lock/Flanker	Bocca
5	Stephen Hickey	Lock	Augusta
6	Tyler Bishop	Flanker/lock	Tallahassee
7	Derek Wolfe	Flanker/8	Nashville
8	Brenden Smith	8/Flanker/Lock	Birmingham
9	J.D. Price	Scrum Half	Renegades
10	Lucas Baistrocchi	Flyhalf/Center	University of Florida
11	Jeff Brill	Wing/Fullback	Tampa
12	Jesse Posuansky	Center	Renegades
13	Amir Kahn	Center/Wing/Fullback	Univ. North Carolina
14	Ty Elkins	Wing/Fullback	Charlotte
15	Ben Winiarczyk	Fullback/Center/Wing	Auburn University
16	Josh Wolverton	Hooker/Flanker	Little Rock
17	Michael Dixon	Prop	Georgia Southern
18	Mark Fulmer	Wing/Fullback	Little Rock
19	Jake Finger	Scrum Half/Wing	Charlotte
20	Wayne Chermley	Lock/Flanker	Knoxville
21	Brad Yandle	Center/Wing/Fullback	Birmingham
22	Michael Nel	Flyhalf/Wing/Fullback	Univ. of North Georgia

	Name	Role	Club
	David Conyers	Coach	Kennesaw State
	Rene Daniel	Coach	Emory University
	Jody Hensley	Coach	Middle Tennessee State
	Wes Darwin	Coach/Technical	South Alabama
	Will Rogers	Technical	Middle Tennesee State
	John Devonport	Team Manager
	Kevin Kitto	South President

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