Collegiate All Americans Head Coach Matt Sherman has named his starting lineup to face the Ontario Blues Canadian provincial side in the final match of the All Americans’ three-game sumer assembly.

Sherman has made six changes from the side that beat Cambridge University on Wednesday. Wheeling Jesuit hooker Peter Malcolm comes in for Tino Paopahavihanh (Bellevue College, but rumored to be joining Central Washington soon). Davenport prop Angus McClellan comes in for Dino Waldren.

In the second row, Mike Lawrenson starts for the third straight game, but without his regular partner, Ben Landry, who injured his shoulder in the last game. Mike Gierlach of Lindenwood takes Landry’s place.

Madison Hughes captains the side for the third-straight game, but changes positions once again, moving from scrumhalf to fullback, replacing Lucas Baistrocchi. Niku Kruger takes Hughes’s place at scrumhalf. Garrett Brewer of St. Mary’s returns to the starting lineup, at left wing, while his fellow Gael Kingsley McGowan moves from wing to outside center. McGowan replaces UCLA’ Sam Sirrell, while Cooper Maloney comes back from injury to take Chris Turori’s place at right wing.

For the All Americans, this will be a big test, as the Blues are a very solid team.

“Coach Matt Sherman told us they were probably the third-best team in North America, behind Canada and USA,” said Lawrenson, whose stock has shot up in this assembly. “We know they will be a tough, physical team, and that’s why we’re here. We’re not interested in just playing easy games and winning them. We are looking for a challenge, and we’ve got one.”

AIG Men's Collegiate All-Americans | v Ontario Blues 
1. Ryan Pratt (Saint Mary's College) 
2. Peter Malcolm (Wheeling Jesuit University) 
3. Angus MacLellan (Davenport University) 
4. Mike Gierlach (Lindenwood University) 
5. Mike Lawrenson (Kutztown University) 
6. Alladin Schirmer (Central Washington University) 
7. Vili Toluta'u (Central Washington University) 
8. Shaun Potgieter (Arkansas State University) 
9. Niku Kruger (Kutztown University) 
10. Kaleikaumaka Konrad (San Diego State University) 
11. Garrett Brewer (Saint Mary's College) 
12. James Poli (Lindenwood University) 
13. Kingsley McGowan (Saint Mary's College) 
14. Cooper Maloney (Saint Mary's College) 
15. Madison Hughes (C) (Dartmouth College)

AIG Men's Collegiate All-Americans | Reserves 
Tino Paophavihanh (Bellevue College) 
Paris Hollis (Life University) 
Dino Waldren (Saint Mary's College) 
Stephen Karas (Colorado State University) 
Jace Jackson (University of Denver) 
Ryan Blythe (West Virginia University) 
Kyle Peterson (Saint Mary's College) 
Tonata Lauti (University of Utah) 
Sam Sirell (University of California - Los Angeles) 
Chris Turori (Palomar College) 
Lucas Baistrocchi (University of Florida) 
Dom DeFalco (Pennsylvania State University) 
Christian Adams (American International College)
Not available due to injury: 
Benjamin Landry (University of Wisconsin - Whitewater) 
Connor Cook (Arkansas State University) 
Harry Higgins (Arkansas State University) 
Jonny Linehan (Brigham Young University) 
Sebastian Sharpe (University of California - Los Angeles)

Ontario Blues | Starting XV 
1. Jacob Rumball (Balmy Beach) 
2. Sawyer Herron (Oakville Crusaders) 
3. Tom Dolezel (London St. George’s) 
4. Scott Dunham (Balmy Beach) 
5. Haddon Murray (Balmy Beach) 
6. Lucas Rumball (Balmy Beach) 
7. Alistair Clark (Bay Street RFC) 
8. Tim Richardson (Toronto Scottish) 
9. Andrew Ferguson (Oakville Crusaders) 
10. Shawn Windsor (Stoney Creek) 
11. Rich Lebel (Waterloo County) 
12. Derek Daypuck (London St. George’s), Captain 
13. Dan Moor (Balmy Beach) 
14. Jake Webster (Lindsay RFC) 
15. Dan Mathie (Oakville Crusaders)

Ontario Blues | Reserves 
16. JT Rowbotham (Lindsay RFC) 
17. Rob Brouwer (Lindsay RFC) 
18. Hank McQueen (Balmy Beach) 
19. Seb Pearson (London St. George’s) 
20. Pat Richardson (Toronto Scottish) 
21. Dave Worsley (Markham Irish) 
22. Matt Alexander (Oshawa Vikings) 
23. Josh Campbell (London St. George’s)