FAMILIAR FACES IN YORKSHIRE CARNEGIE COLOURS AS LAUND HILL STAGES REAL FEAST OF RUGBY

GLASGOW have pitched in Scotland international Huw Jones for a debut in their European Champions Cup clash with Montpellier.

The centre will line up at Scotstoun tonight against a side coached by Vern Cotter, the former Huddersfield player and man who gave him his first international cap.

Warriors head coach Dave Rennie also knows Jones well, having come face to face with him in South African rugby, and he believes the 23-year-old former Stormers player can hit the ground running after scoring tries in all three of Scotland’s autumn internationals.

Rennie told glasgowwarriors.org: “Huw has really impressed everyone since showing up, he showed exactly what he can do for Scotland and here’s hoping that he hits the ground running for us.

“He’s one of a handful of boys making their debuts in this competition. It’s a step up but they’ve shown they’re up to the challenge and it’ll be a big day for them.”

Glasgow have won all 10 of their Guinness PRO14 games this season but, like Montpellier, have lost both Champions Cup games against Leinster and Exeter.

There is little room for error in this month’s double-header between the teams and Montpellier flanker Jacques du Plessis admits his side have their work cut out in Scotland.

The South African told his club’s website: “I have watched some of their matches. They are a great team, fast, with a lot of Scotland internationals. It will be a tough battle.

“If I’m not mistaken, they are first in their group in PRO14.” YORKSHIRE Carnegie bring their next game ‘On The Road’ to Huddersfield YMCA on Saturday – with two wellknown names in their squad.

The Leeds-based Championship club play their British & Irish Cup clash with Dragons Premiership Select at Laund Hill with Harry Davey and Ollie Fox in their squad.

The teenage duo have been making a big mark on dual registration with Huddersfield RU Club in National 2 North, particularly stand-off Davey.

Only last weekend, Davey scored a fine interception try, landed two conversions (Richard Piper also scored a try) and kicked six penalties as Gareth Lewis’s side defeated Sedgley Park at Lockwood Park.

And the previous week he notched 28 of the 31 points Huddersfield scored in their excellent victory down at Leicester Lions.

Scrum half Fox has found opportunities more limited as Huddersfield have got players back to fitness, but both he and Davey have impressed at Headingley.

Up until signing at Lockwood Park, Davey had been a regular for Carnegie in the Premiership Rugby Under 18 Academy League.

A Silcoates student, where he was first-team captain, his crisp goalkicking helped lead the school to the NatWest Vase semi-finals, where they narrowly lost out to Royal Latin School from Buckinghamshire at Saracens’ Allianz Park.

He has been a part of the England Under 18 training squad along with Fox, who was in the party which faced Scotland and France in March.

Fox, a student at Pontefract New College, has previously been on dual registration with Sandal.

Both Davey and Fox featured in the squad when Carnegie lost 32-3 at Jersey Reds in their B&I Cup opener, but they did not feature in the 19-8 win against London Scottish which was played at Ilkley.

Now, they will be hoping to get game time in this third tie of the season, in what is a big occasion for YMCA.

The match features in a feast of rugby which kicks off at Noon with a Masters Rugby League match between Huddersfield and Boothtown, when former Fartown players will be on show.

Yorkshire Carnegie kick off at 1.30pm and then, at 3pm, YMCA are in action themselves against Northern in North 1 East.

“It should be a brilliant afternoon of rugby from start to finish and we hope as many people as possible will come along and make the most of it,” said YMCA director of rugby Damon Scholes.

“We know Carnegie will be bringing a big contingent of their own supporters across, but our aim is to introduce a