Andy Boxall and Robbie Messervy have won recalls and they will be joined by Richard Ramskill, Paul Le Chevalier, Gavin O’Neill, Christy McLaughlin, Geoff Ramskill, James Birch, Matthew Parkman and Andy Clarke.
The match is on 10 and 11 September.
GOLF Channel Islands champion Gavin O’Neill carded five birdies and an eagle in a 7 and 5 victory over Surrey’s Mark Booker yesterday.
O’Neill was representing Hampshire in an inter-county match on the St George’s Hill course in Surrey.
Hampshire lost the match 7 1/2-4 1/2, with O’Neill suffering a 4 and 3 foursomes defeat on Saturday.
Stevenson wins for Scotland U17s in Wales ATHLETICS: Haute Vallée pupil Jamie Stevenson put in a sparkling performance for Scotland U17s at the Celtic Games in Carmarthen, Wales, over the weekend.
The 15-year-old, winning his first international vest, took top place in the discus with a throw of 46.79m.
Stevenson won the Scottish U15 championship last year.
TRIATHLON: Trio set for Melbourne – Paul Clements, Scott Pitcher and Tim Rogers will be nominated to represent Jersey at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne next year.
They were the top three out of four Island triathletes at the Elite Triathlon held at the Royal Victoria Dock in London which was being used as a decider for the Games slots.
The other Jersey athlete Chris Westwood narrowly missed out when he was overtaken by Rogers on the last stage, the 10 km run.
Clements was the fastest Jersey competitor and came 45th in a field which included many professionals with a time of 1 hr 56 min 45 sec.
Pitcher was the second Jerseyman in 1.57.34 and Rogers third in 2.01.20.
Westwood clocked 2.02.11.
Football: Jersey teams had mixed fortunes in pre-season inter-Island annual club matches on Saturday.
St Peter, at home, defeated Guernsey Northerners 3-0 to lift the Holsten Trophy while at the same venue the hosts’ under-18s defeated North U18s on a penalty shoot-out to win the Torode Trophy.
First Tower won 2-0 in Guernsey against St Martin’s to win the Jack Loveridge Memorial Plate while Tower’s under-18s missed a late penalty in a 1-0 defeat against St Martin for the Johnny Walker Trophy.
Rozel Rovers also lost in Guernsey, 3-2 against Belgraves for the WP Paul Trophy.
SWIMMING: Blind swimmer Rick Selway (47), from Adelaide, came agonisingly close to completing a round-the-Island swim yesterday.
Having left Green Island with the Jersey Long Distance Swimming Club boat accompanying him at 6.46 am he eventually conceded defeat half-way across St Aubin’s Bay at around 8.32 pm.
ROWING: Singles rower John Fowler won this year’s around Island row yesterday, almost two decades after he won with the Viking Warriors sixes team.
CYCLING: Vélo Sport Jersey’s Andy Hamon won the Jersey Cycling Association’s 25-mile time trial yesterday.
In wet conditions he was the only rider to break the hour with a time of 59 min 13 sec.
Danny Le Marquand finished second nine seconds ahead of his Caesarean team mate Dave Mayman.
Steve King was the fastest veteran and Helen Goulding first lady.
SOFTBALL: Yesterday’s results from the Barclays JSA League: Barclays Niners 29, AIB Shamrocks 5; Storm 31, Ansbacher Flyers 16; Danepak Falcons 37, CPA Pirates 7.
Inter Divisional: AIB Shamrocks 39, CPA Pirates 23 (mercy rule applied at end of 5th innings) BOWLS: Myrtle de la Haye beat Chrissie Grimes 13-11 in the Mary Neal Ladies Two-Bowl competition in perfect conditions at St Saviour’s BC on Saturday.
In the semi-finals Grimes, of St Brelades BC, beat Brenda Foord of Jersey BC 15-6 and de la Haye of the Sun beating Carol Woodley from Les Creux 16-11.
SURFING: Out of four young Jersey surfers only 12-year-old Nathan Elms made it through to the second round of 64 at the King of the Groms competition at Cap Breton.
Results: Matthew Chapman 81st=; Bradley Ferguson 65th=; Jake Elms 65th=; Nathan Elms 25th=.
BOWLS: Jesrey Beans beat the Rest of the World 139-120 in their competition at the Sun BC yesterday.
SHOOTING: Pete Le Sueur, Mike Turner and Neil McEwan won the Modern and Military Arms Association’s 20s team pistol competition with a score of 107.
M Douglas, G Jones, and D Horn were second with 89 and L Euston, D Horn and M Saunders third on 55.
SHOOTING: Richard Benest top scored with 104, amassing 19 ‘V’ bulls at the Jersey Rifle Association Kolapore Stage I event yesterday.
Cliff Mallett and John Billot also scored 104.
SHOOTING: Dave Le Rendu and John de la Haye shared Class A victory and the High Gun award when they both shot 38 ex 50 at the Crabbé Clay Pigeon Club’s 50-bird sporting competition.
Ross Boydens won Class B with 28 ex 50 and Adam Ward Class C on 25 ex 50.
PETANQUE: Syd Simpkin and Jean Daghorn were Carrefour’s top lady and top man against their Guernsey PC counterparts in Guernsey on Saturday.
