Saints duo named in Scotland squad for summer matches

Saints duo Rory Hutchinson and Elliot Millar Mills have been named in Scotland’s 36-player squad for the upcoming Nations Championship fixtures against Argentina, South Africa and Fiji.

Scotland travel to Argentina on Saturday, July 4 and South Africa on Saturday, July 11, before returning to Scottish Gas Murrayfield on Saturday, July 18 to play Fiji.

Rory Hutchinson (photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)placeholder image
Rory Hutchinson (photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

Centre Hutchinson is primed to add to his 11 caps so far, while prop Millar Mills, who will move to Newcastle Red Bulls this summer, is currently on 14 caps heading into the tour.

Scotland squad for Nations Championship (current caps in brackets)

Forwards: Ewan Ashman – Edinburgh Rugby (35), Josh Bayliss – Bath Rugby (16), Magnus Bradbury – Edinburgh Rugby (22), Gregor Brown – Glasgow Warriors (16), Scott Cummings – Glasgow Warriors (49), Rory Darge – Glasgow Warriors (39), Jack Dempsey – Glasgow Warriors (33), Freddy Douglas – Edinburgh Rugby (2), Matt Fagerson – Glasgow Warriors (64), Zander Fagerson – Glasgow Warriors (81), Jonny Gray – Perpignan (81), Gregor Hiddleston – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped), Will Hurd – Leicester Tigers (10), Nathan McBeth – Glasgow Warriors (8), Liam McConnell – Edinburgh Rugby (1), Elliot Millar Mills – Saints (14), D’arcy Rae – Edinburgh Rugby (7), Alex Samuel – Glasgow Warriors (3), Pierre Schoeman – Edinburgh Rugby (49), Seb Stephen – Glasgow Warriors (uncapped), Rory Sutherland – Glasgow Warriors (48), Max Williamson – Glasgow Warriors (13).

Backs: Fergus Burke – Saracens (3), Jamie Dobie – Glasgow Warriors (19), Darcy Graham – Edinburgh Rugby (55), George Horne – Glasgow Warriors (45), Rory Hutchinson – Saints (11), Tom Jordan – Bristol Bears (17), Stafford McDowall – Glasgow Warriors (16), Kyle Rowe – Glasgow Warriors (17), Finn Russell – Bath Rugby (94), Ollie Smith – Glasgow Warriors (12), Kyle Steyn – Glasgow Warriors (33), Sione Tuipulotu – Captain – Glasgow Warriors (38), Duhan van der Merwe – Edinburgh Rugby (53), Ben White – Toulon (36).

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