A large number of our rugby players have been selected to train and represent Ulster at various levels over the coming months.
Grace Bracken has been selected for the U16 Ulster 7s team who will be playing Interprovincial matches throughout May.
Anna Wilson, Chloe Moore, Freya Brennan, Gemma Elliott, Leah Irwin, Olivia Black and Scarlett Keys have been selected for the U18 Ulster 7s team who will also be playing Interprovincial matches throughout May. Former pupil Zara Hutchinson has also been selected in the squad.
George Gamble, Harry McKenzie and Paul Curry have will be training with the Ulster U16 squad in Belfast over the summer months.
Jake Irwin and Sam Clarke will be involved with the Ulster U17 squad also training throughout the summer.
Jake Woods and Toby Newman continue to train with the Ulster U18s with the hope of making the final squad for the Interprovincial Series in August.
ERGS Rugby Players Selected to Represent Ulster
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Enniskillen Royal Grammar School is a new academically selective voluntary grammar school that opened on 1 September 2016.
Enniskillen Royal Grammar School is co-educational and non-denominational.
