Nock spoke highly of Mid Northern's Seviti brothers, Jone and Villi, who were stand-out performers all day, as was Warren Dunn. Northland under-18 player Mosese Fotu of Okaihau College and Marist's Troy Woodman were also singled out as ones to watch.
The squad will go straight into training due to their upcoming qualification tournament, on December 8, for the National Provincial Rugby Sevens Tournament in Queenstown in January. Next weekend Northland will play in an invitational tournament in North Harbour.
"It's a bit of a mental application as to who is going to front up and be keen for a fitness test. There will be guys who won't turn up, and that makes my job easier," Nock said.
Extended Northland Sevens squad: Dan Pryor, Troy Woodman, Tuhulu 'Isileli-Fo'ou (Marist) Mateo Malupo (Old Boys), Matthew Matich (W Sharks), Jone Seveti, Villi Seveti, Warren Dunn, Tane Takulua, William Whetton, Jack Whetton, Mosesse Fotu, Mat Tautagoloa (Mid Northern), Whiria Meltzer (Hikurangi), Mac Sykes, Tyler Lansedowne, Josh Brown, Rueban Wright (Kamo), Sam Abraham, Ben Berridge, Ben Mathers (Waipu), Rhys Te Nana, Owen Peihema, Kadin Te Nana, Noah Cooper (Moerewa), Tyler Edwards, Quorie-Lee Wilson, Mariu Grace (Wellsford), John Allison (Otamatea).