Tony Clifton wrote: Can’t wait to see him in Scarlet https://www.scarlets.wales/article/callum-caps-gb-7s-debut-with-two-tries-in-singapore/ Callum caps GB 7s debut with two tries in Singapore On the big stage in Singapore, Academy flyer Callum Woolley made his Great Britain 7s debut in the third round of the HSBC SVNS Series. The 20-year-old from Cardigan started against South Africa during the Saturday pool stages, then touched down in the play-off matches against Australia and Argentina on Sunday.

He’d never flown before his trial in Scotland and now he’s racking air miles faster than pilot!! Nice lad as well

Mugwuffin wrote: This could be a great experience for him. I do hope he doesn’t become a fixture on the 7s circuit though as it may hinder his development as a XVs player. They are very different games.

Mugwuffin wrote: This could be a great experience for him. I do hope he doesn’t become a fixture on the 7s circuit though as it may hinder his development as a XVs player. They are very different games.

He was in the running for a call up with Scarlets last week when the call came in.

This is GBR 7's (not Wales--where it was often guys that could be 'spared' that were released), so a lot more prestige ( he's the only Welsh guy).

I can also see how it will help his game, particularly passing and defence. They are work ons.

The 7s circuit for a season hasn't done the likes of Tom Rogers any harm either.

Callum is generally recognised as the fastest guy in the Scarlets squad now...

Looks a big lad! Exciting prospect

Wil Chips wrote: Mugwuffin wrote: This could be a great experience for him. I do hope he doesn’t become a fixture on the 7s circuit though as it may hinder his development as a XVs player. They are very different games. He was in the running for a call up with Scarlets last week when the call came in. This is GBR 7's (not Wales--where it was often guys that could be 'spared' that were released), so a lot more prestige ( he's the only Welsh guy). I can also see how it will help his game, particularly passing and defence. They are work ons. The 7s circuit for a season hasn't done the likes of Tom Rogers any harm either. Callum is generally recognised as the fastest guy in the Scarlets squad now...

Let’s hope to see him flying down the wing for us for years to come

Wil Chips wrote: To temper expectations, he's late to the game of rugby and although blessed with size, pace and power he needs game time at SRC this season, maybe a quick cameo in the last game or two with the Scarlets. Iori Badham is (quite rightly) ahead of him in the academy pecking order for wings.