- Filip Cirkovic (27),
- Edin Mehmedi (66)
- Logan Myers (1),
- Drayson Moliga (5),
- Chris Malo (14),
- Simote Manatua (33),
- Chris Malo (46),
- Chris Malo (56),
- Tumua Moors (76)
- Luka Trifunovic (1/1),
- Filip Nesic (1/1)
- Chris Malo (3/3),
- Michael Fonua (1/1),
- Lidarius Moananu (2/3)
- Silver Zenuni,
- Filip Cirkovic,
- Mihailo Markovic,
- Filip Nesic,
- Danilo Gavrilovic,
- Sasa O'Flynn,
- Luka Trifunovic,
- Aleksandar Stojanovic,
- Stefan Andric,
- Edin Mehmedi,
- Nikola Mitrovic,
- Nikola Savic,
- Luka Bojicic.
- Subs: Nikola Mitrovic,
- Mateja Stojkovic,
- Jakov Dojcinovic,
- Strahinja Milankovic
- Sulusi Satele,
- Tumua Moors,
- Isaac Fonua,
- Siaosi Koloamatangi,
- Drayson Moliga,
- Chris Malo,
- Michael Fonua,
- Cadin Ioane,
- Logan Myers,
- Jayden Hansen,
- Simote Manatua,
- Esiloni Malafu,
- Kenyon Paea.
- Subs: Beckham McGill,
- Ammon Hayley,
- Ethan Ivy,
- Lidarius Moananu
Match report
USA Young Hawks, in their first tournament, finished fifth overall after defeating Serbia 40-12, scoring three tries in a blistering opening 14 minutes. George Tupou, USA Young Hawks head coach, said: “Serbia are a big team but we had better preparation this time, came ready to play and the boys showed their desire out there.”
Logan Myers, Drayson Moliga and impressive stand off Chris Malo with the first of his hat trick all crossed inside a quarter of an hour, Filip Cirkovic stopping the onslaught with his score. Two Malo tries in ten minutes after the break ensured the win, Edin Mehmedi restoring some pride for the hosts when he powered his way through to score between the posts.
“We were better than our last performance,” commented Serbia U19s head coach Vladislav Dedic. “We showed up, scored two good tries and battled through the heat.”