Scotland will face England and Wales in 35-minute fixtures. For each team, the remaining 13 players will make up the substitutes. 

The format of the tournament provides teams with the opportunity to play against each other, with each player starting at least one fixture, providing valuable development opportunities for each individual. 

Speaking ahead of the tournament, Harrison said: “Training has gone really well in preparation for the U18 Six Nations Festival. 

“The squad is very excited and ready to face the challenges of day one.  

“It’s now just a matter of settling into our new surroundings, focusing on our key on-field principles and not letting the magnitude of the event distract us from these.” 

You can watch all the match action live HERE

Scotland Women U18 team to face England in the 2023 U18 Women’s Six Nations Festival (kick-off 11am) – live on Six Nations Rugby Under-20s YouTube

15. Lucy MacRae (Stirling County)

14. Nicole Flynn (Stirling County)
13. Niamh Robertson-Jack (Stirling County)
12. Freya Lejkowski (Biggar)
11. Hollie Howland (Stirling County)

10. Isla Jamieson (Corstorphine Cougars)
9. Hannah Dunnett (Caithness)

1. Eilidh Fleming (Stirling County)
2. Karis Craig (Watsonians)
3. Ella Williams (Bristol Bears)
4. Eva Finnie (Strathmore)
5. Holland Bogan CAPTAIN (Cartha Queens Park)
6. Isla Wheeler (Hillhead Jordanhill)
7. Tessia Smyth (Stirling County)
8. Megan Hyland (Garioch)

Scotland Women U18 team to face Wales in the 2023 U18 Women’s Six Nations Festival (kick-off 12noon) – live on Six Nations Rugby Under-20s YouTube

15. Lucy MacRae CAPTAIN (Stirling County)

14. Niamh Robertson-Jack (Stirling County)
13. Rianna Darroch (Highland)
12. Faye Sutherland (Edinburgh Harlequins)
11. Dawn Lawrie (Perthshire)

10. Freya MacColl (Stirling County)
9. Rebekah Douglas (Corstorphine Cougars)

1. Chloe Brown (Stirling County)
2. Rebecca Carroll (Perthshire)
3. Alexi McLeman (Highland)
4. Eva Finnie (Strathmore)
5. Lottie Russell (Stirling County)
6. Emily Coubrough (Bigger)
7. Ellie-Jo Simpson (Perthshire)
8. Megan Hyland (Garioch)