Play of the day: Is Is this rugby's next schoolboy superstar?

Is this the next Tongan Thor?

English schoolboy Tyrese Johnson-Fisher has become a global internet star after a rampaging four-try performance in a UK schools competition game last weekend.

Johnson-Fisher can run the 100 metres in just over 10 seconds and is built like a brick house, which makes him capable of bulldozing his teenage opponents like a young Jonah Lomu.

As a centre for Oakham in the United Kingdom's Nat West schools competition Johnson-Fisher has a habit of taking a pass at pace from half-way.

Johnson-Fisher's four tries helped Oakham to a convincing 47-27 victory over Bishop Wordsworth.

Four times on Sunday Johnson-Fisher stormed his way to through a hapless defensive line, pummelling opposing centres from the Bishop Wordsworth's School.

"One fellow was quite fast and we didn't close him down as quickly as we wanted to" the director of rugby at Bishop Wordsworth Terry Gilmour told the Rutland Times.

For Oakham's upcoming opposition the worst news is that Johnson-Fisher is still coming to grips with the game after training as a sprinter.

He bagged the new National Schools Championship 100 metres record in Birmingham last summer

"Tyrese has the ability to score from anywhere, he is a very powerful runner," said Oakham School's director of rugby Ian Smith.

"He's still learning the game but he gets better every time we see him play."