The Under 20 World Rugby Championship 2024 has concluded, and it’s time to celebrate the exceptional talent that has graced the tournament. NextGenXV is proud to announce the team of the tournament, recognizing the standout players who have showcased their skills, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the competition.

1. Asher Opoku-Fordjour (England)

Asher Opoku-Fordjour has been a powerhouse in the scrum, using his strength and technique to dominate his opponents. His work rate and resilience have made him a key player for England.

2. Juan Revol (Argentina)

Juan Revol’s agility and precision have been instrumental for Argentina. His ability to throw accurate lineouts and his dynamic play around the field have made him a standout hooker.

3. Josh Smith (New Zealand)

Josh Smith’s scrummaging prowess and physical presence have been vital for New Zealand. His defensive skills and ability to win turnovers have set him apart as one of the best props in the tournament.

4. Charly Gambini (France)

Charly Gambini has been a linchpin in the French pack. His towering presence in the lineout and his relentless work rate around the park have earned him a spot in this team.

5. Junior Kpoku (England)

Junior Kpoku has been exceptional with his lineout prowess and physicality in the loose. His leadership qualities have shone through, making him a key figure for England.

6. Finn Carnduff (England)

Finn Carnduff’s versatility and work ethic have made him a standout flanker. His ability to cover ground quickly and make crucial tackles has been invaluable for his team.

7. Henry Pollock (England)

Henry Pollock has been a dominant force at the breakdown, consistently winning turnovers and providing quick ball for his team. His relentless energy and aggression have been key assets for England.

8. Mathis Castro-Ferreira (France)

Mathis Castro-Ferreira’s powerful runs and strong defensive efforts have made him a standout No. 8. His ability to link play between the forwards and backs has been crucial for France.

9. Aisea Nawai (Fiji)

Aisea Nawai’s speed and vision have made him a dynamic scrum-half. His quick decision-making and ability to exploit gaps in the defense have been a joy to watch.

10. Hugo Reus (France)

Hugo Reus has been a playmaking genius at fly-half. His tactical kicking and ability to control the game have been instrumental in France’s success.

11. Frank Vaenuku (New Zealand)

Frank Vaenuku’s pace and agility on the wing have been breathtaking. His ability to finish tries and beat defenders have made him a constant threat.

12. Sean Kerr (England)

Sean Kerr’s physicality and creativity at inside center have been crucial for England. His strong running lines and defensive solidity have made him a standout performer.

13. Aki Tuivailala (New Zealand)

Aki Tuivailala has been a game-changer at outside center. His speed, strength, and ability to break through defenses have been exceptional.

14. Jack Bracken (England)

Jack Bracken’s pace and finishing ability on the wing have been vital for England. His work rate and ability to track back on defense have also been commendable.

15. Ben O’Connor (Ireland)

Ben O’Connor’s versatility and reliability at fullback have been essential for Ireland. His counter-attacking runs and safe hands under the high ball have been outstanding.

These young players have not only impressed with their skills and athleticism but also with their sportsmanship and dedication to the game. Congratulations to all the players who have made the NextGenXV Under 20 Rugby Championship Team of the Tournament for 2024! Their performances promise a bright future for international rugby.