Island competitor also scores try in tight contest against Wales
One of the Isle of Man's promising young rugby players has impressed during his debut at youth international level.
Last Saturday (16 December) Archie Callaghan made his maiden appearance for Scotland Under-20's in a behind-closed-doors contest against Wales Under-20's at Scotstoun Stadium.
As well as getting his first runout for the side, Callaghan also bagged a try during a close-fought 46-53 defeat to their Welsh opponents.
The match was part of preparations for both countries ahead of the 2024 Under-20 Six Nations taking place from 2 February to 15 March.
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