Wexford's Liam Ryan and Jim White. Cathal Noonan / INPHO Cathal Noonan / INPHO / INPHO

WEXFORD HAVE NAMED their team to face Clare in tomorrow’s Bord Gáis Energy All-Ireland U21 hurling final.

The Model County take on the 2012 and 2013 champions, who are looking to make it three-in-a-row, at Semple Stadium on Saturday evening (7pm) and the one change from the semi-final win over Galway sees Garrett Foley drop out of the half-backs for Jim White.

WEXFORD
1              Oliver O Leary                    Buffers Alley

2              Andrew Kenny                Buffers Alley
3              Liam Ryan                            Rapparres
4              Eoin Conroy                      Naomh Eanna                                                    

5              Jim White                            Oylgate-Glenbrien
6              Shane O Gorman             Adamstown
7              Jack O Connor                   St.Martin’s

8              Aidan Nolan                       Half Way House Bunclody
9              Conor Devitt                      Ballyfad

10           Jack Guiney                        Rathnure                            
11           Gary Moore                       Glynn-Barntown             
12           Padraig Foley                     Crossabeg-Ballymurn                    

13           Rhys Clarke                         Faythe Harriers
14           Conor McDonald              Naomh Eanna.
15           Kevin Foley                         Rapparees         

SUBS                                               
16           Luke White                         St. Martin’s
17           Garret Foley                       Fethard
18           Ruairi Tubritt                      Fethard
19           James Cash                         Shelmaliers
20           Conor O Leary                   Oulart –The Ballagh
21           Gavin Bailey                       Ferns
22           Tony Ffrench                     Adamstown
23           Peter Sutton                      Oulart –The Ballagh
24           David Dunne                      Davidstown-Courtnacuddy

Paul Galvin involved in one of 31 major club hurling matches this weekend

St Brigid’s and Castlebar Mitchels in action as 38 key club senior football games on this weekend