Dan Green captains an Ulster Development side facing Connacht Eagles tomorrow at Dexcom Stadium. (KO: 2pm)
Led by Academy Manager, Gavin Hogg, the side features a mixture of Ulster Rugby Academy players and talent within the Ulster pathway.
Tickets for entry can be found via the Connacht Rugby website.
In the front row there are two Academy forwards, with Tyrese Abolarin starting at loosehead prop and Connor Magee at hooker.
Ballymena RFC player, Angus Graham, starts at tighthead prop.
The second row features two Academy locks, as Paddy Woods and Mahon Ronan start together in the forwards engine room.
Shane McGuigan starts at blindside flanker with Ballynahinch RFC's Jon Rodgers starting at openside flanker.
Former Royal Belfast Academical Institution Schools Cup winner and Ireland U19 forward, Adam Boyd, starts at number eight.
First year Academy scrum-half, Connor McVicker, starts alongside fly-half Owen O'Kane.
The midfield sees Ballynahinch RFC back, Matthew Booth, start at inside centre, with first year Academy centre, Tom Bell, at outside centre.
In the back three positions, there are two Academy backs, as Josh Gibson starts on the left wing, while Dan Green captains the side at full-back.
Former Regent House Grammar School player, Matthew Callaghan, starts on the right wing.
Academy prop and Ireland U20s player, Blake McClean, is named among the replacements alongside Charlie Hargy, Lewis Robinson, Jayden Irwin, Callum Soper, Paul Henry and Connor Patton.
Back row forward, Jayden Irwin, recently captained Ulster U19s during the summer's interprovincial series.
Connacht Eagles v Ulster Development XV, Saturday 5th September, 2pm, Dexcom Stadium
1.Tyrese Abolarin, 2. Conor Magee, 3. Angus Graham, 4. Paddy Woods, 5. Mahon Ronan, 6. Shane McGuigan, 7. Jon Rodgers, 8. Adam Boyd, 9. Connor McVicker, 10. Owen O'Kane, 11. Josh Gibson, 12. Matthew Booth, 13. Tom Bell, 14. Matthew Callaghan, 15. Dan Green (C)
Replacements:
16. Charlie Hargy, 17. Lewis Robinson, 18. Blake McClean, 19. Jayden Irwin, 21. Callum Soper, 22. Paul Henry, 23. Connor Patton