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Bulldogs announce 2020 Canterbury Cup and Jersey Flegg squads

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have today confirmed the club’s 2020 Canterbury Cup and Jersey Flegg squads for the upcoming season.

Brad Henderson will once again be in charge of the reserve grade side, while Luke Vella a local junior and former player for the club takes charge of the under 20s team this year.

The Bulldogs Canterbury Cup squad features twin brothers Ben and Jesse Marschke as well Kayne Kalache and Toa Mata’afa who have both spent a large chunk of the pre-season training with the NRL side.

Henderson’s 17 each week will feature players listed below as well as players from the club’s top 30 squad.

Vella will carry a 34-man squad into the 2020 season with 18 of the players named all returning from last year’s team.

This year’s squad will also feature 10 players from the club’s 2019 SG Ball team as first year Jersey Flegg players.

New recruits Bailey Biondi-Odo, Aaron Schoupp and Kane Jackson who have trained throughout the summer with the NRL side are also included.

Both teams will open their seasons with matches against the Parramatta Eels on Sunday March 15 at Campbelltown Stadium.

CANTERBURY CUP SQUAD:

Kayne Kalache, Ben Marschke, Jesse Marschke, Mason Cerruto, Javier Pitovao, Daniel Sakisi, Toa Mata'afa, Frank Kuresa, Wyatt Reynolds, Dalton Smith, Liam Taylor

JERSEY FLEGG SQUAD:

Aiden Aue, Bailey Biondi-Odo, Declan Casey, Justin Filo, Iverson Fuatimau, Ryan Gray, Kane Jackson, Paul Karaitiana, Kurtis Morrin, Billy Mozer, Devontai Seumanutafa, Murray Sua, Mateo Tatola, Penisimani Teaupa, Christian Urso, Aaron Johnson, Chris Patolo, Kurt Picken, Mosese Pope, Zac Rumble, Jazzaiah Schaafhausen, Aaron Schoupp, Cooper Talau, Jackson Topine, James Valavatu, John-Lee Gabreal, Vikilifi Hopoi, Joshua Kalati, Kaylen Miller, Anthony Pele, Isiah Tuari, Kore Lee Perenara, Mosese Vuki.

Acknowledgement of Country

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs respect and honour the Darug and Eora nations, who are the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.