Wales national under-18 rugby union team

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Wales Under-18
Union Welsh Rugby Union
Emblem(s)the Prince of Wales's feathers
Ground(s)Various
Captain(s)Ben Carter
Top scorerLouis Allison
Most triesLouis Allison
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The Wales national Under 18 rugby team is for Welsh rugby union players aged 18 or under on January 1 of the year during which they are selected.

They compete in the Under 18 Six Nations Festival and a separate under 18's four nation tournament.

Current squad

Wales Under 18's squad for the 2019 season

Forwards:

Backs:

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