2009 Six Nations Championship Squads - Scotland

Scotland

Scotland named a 33-man squad for the 2009 Six Nations on 20 January 2009, and included uncapped prop Geoff Cross and fly-half Ruaridh Jackson. However, after injuries and illness hit the squad, a further five players were added to train on 30 January. After injuries to Geoff Cross and the Allan Jacobsen, Moray Low was called into the main squad to provide cover for the final two games. Following a return to fitness Rory Lamont was called up to the squad, but the game against Ireland came to soon for him.

Head Coach: Frank Hadden

Player Position Date of Birth (Age) Caps Club/province
Ross Ford Hooker 23 April 1984 25 Edinburgh
Dougie Hall Hooker 24 September 1980 23 Glasgow
Geoff Cross Prop 11 December 1982 0 Edinburgh
Alasdair Dickinson Prop 11 September 1983 8 Gloucester
Allan Jacobsen Prop 22 September 1978 29 Edinburgh
Moray Low Prop 28 November 1984 0 Glasgow
Euan Murray Prop 7 August 1980 25 Northampton
Craig Hamilton Lock 1 September 1979 5 Edinburgh
James Hamilton Lock 17 November 1982 19 Edinburgh
Nathan Hines Lock 29 November 1976 56 Perpignan
Alastair Kellock Lock 14 June 1981 14 Glasgow
Jason White Lock 17 April 1978 67 Sale Sharks
John Barclay Flanker 24 September 1986 4 Glasgow
Kelly Brown Flanker 8 June 1982 26 Glasgow
Scott Gray Flanker 25 February 1978 1 Northampton
Alasdair Strokosch Flanker 21 February 1983 7 Gloucester
Allister Hogg Number 8 20 July 1983 47 Edinburgh
Simon Taylor Number 8 17 August 1979 60 Stade Français
Mike Blair (c) Scrum-half 20 April 1981 53 Edinburgh
Chris Cusiter Scrum-half 13 June 1982 39 Perpignan
Rory Lawson Scrum-half 12 March 1981 10 Gloucester
Phil Godman Fly-half 20 May 1982 9 Edinburgh
Ruaridh Jackson Fly-half 12 February 1988 0 Glasgow
Dan Parks Fly-half 26 May 1978 47 Glasgow
Ben Cairns Centre 29 October 1985 5 Edinburgh
Nick De Luca Centre 1 February 1984 7 Edinburgh
Max Evans Centre 12 September 1983 1 Glasgow
Graeme Morrison Centre 17 October 1982 9 Glasgow
Simon Danielli Wing 8 September 1979 16 Ulster
Thom Evans Wing 2 April 1985 3 Glasgow
Sean Lamont Wing 15 January 1981 35 Northampton
Simon Webster Wing 8 March 1981 36 Edinburgh
Rory Lamont Fullback 10 October 1982 19 Sale Sharks
Chris Paterson Fullback 30 March 1978 90 Edinburgh
Hugo Southwell Fullback 14 May 1980 44 Edinburgh

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