Harlequins players Joe Marler and Joe Trayfoot have been named in a 32-strong England U18 development squad to tour Argentina this summer.
Richmond College student Marler and Epsom College's Trayfoot helped England to a Grand Slam of victories in last month's Six Nations Festival in York. The squad will play games against Mendoza, Tucuaman, Buenos Aires before an international test against Argentina on their tour from July 14 to August 16. England U18 coach John Fletcher said: "This is my first experience of working with the U18s and I'm really looking forward to spending a concentrated period of time with them. "I have seen all the Under 18s games this season and I have been very impressed. They are clearly a very strong squad." Forwards **Peter Austin London Irish Worthing College *Joe Barker Leeds Carnegie QEGS Wakefield *David Blackwell Gloucester Rugby Hartpury *James Currie Bath Rugby Millfield *James Gaskell Sale Sharks Sandbach *Jamie George Saracens Haileybury *Jamie Gibson London Irish Marlborough College *Alex Gray Newcastle Falcons Barnard Castle *Tom Holmes Sale Sharks Sandbach *Lee Imiolek Sale Sharks Sandbach ***Sam Jones London Wasps Aylesbury Grammar School *Joe Marler Harlequins *Rob Milligan Northampton Saints Rugby School *Jacob Rowan Leeds Carnegie Bradford Grammar *Joe Trayfoot Harlequins Epsom College *Mako Vunipola Bristol Rugby Millfield Backs *Freddie Burns Bath Rugby Bath College *Tom Casson Sale Sharks Sedbergh *Tom Catterick Newcastle Falcons Barnard Castle *Rory Clegg Newcastle Falcons Barnard Castle ***Joe Cobden Leicester Tigers King Edward VI Lichfield ***Sam Edgereley London Irish Wellington College ***Owen Farrell Saracens St Georges ***George Ford Leeds Carnegie Rishworth *Andy Forsyth Leicester Tigers QEGS Wakefield *Sam Harrison Leicester Tigers John Cleveland College *Tom Homer London Irish Milton Abbey *Will Hurrell Leicester Tigers Queen Elizabeth II *Jordi Pasqualin Gloucester Rugby The Kings School *Christian Wade London Wasps RGS High Wycombe *Jack Wallace London Wasps RGS High Wycombe **Marcus Watson London Irish St George's College
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