Folau Faingaa caps Wallabies rise as Brumbies' rookie of the year


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Saturday: Canberra Vikings v Queensland Country at Viking Park, 5pm. Entry is free.


Canberra Vikings: 1. Sione Taula 2. Folau Faingaa 3. Leslie Leuluaialii-Makin 4. Rory Arnold 5. Darcy Swain 6. Blake Enever 7. Luke Kimber 8. Ben Hyne (c) 9. Joe Powell 10. Wharenui Hawera 11. Lausii Taliauli 12. Jordan Jackson-Hope 13. Len Ikitau 14. Andy Muirhead 15. Tom Banks. Reserves: 16. Connal McInerney 17. Vunipola Fifita 18. Tom Ross 19. BJ Edwards 20. Brodie Leber 21. Ryan Lonergan 22. Irae Simone 23. Chance Peni.


Queensland Country: 1. Harry Hoopert, 2. Alex Casey, 3. James Slipper, 4. Harry Hockings, 5. Angus Blyth, 6. Angus Scott-Young, 7. Liam Wright, 8. Caleb Timu, 9. James Tuttle, 10. Hamish Stewart, 11. Joey Fittock, 12. Duncan Paiaaua, 13. Jordan Petaia, 14. Jock Campbell, 15. Tom Lucas. Reserves: 16. Effi Maafu, 17. Richie Asiata, 18. Jake Simeon, 19. Rob Puluvea, 20. Tai Ford, 21. Harry Wilson, 22. Tate McDermott, 23. Patrick James.


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