The announcement follows a landmark year for the club's academy, with nine players graduating to professional contracts last season, highlighting the strength of Glasgow's development pathway.
This year's intake features 10 new Stage One players, alongside three players entering Stage Two and seven progressing into Stage Three.
Several of the new arrivals have come through the Glasgow Warriors pathway from a young age. Stirling County stand-off Henry Armstrong, GHA back-row pair Rory Baxter and Lloyd Moncrieff, and Glasgow Hawks trio Max Morrison, Harvey Preston and Campbell Waugh all represented the club at U16, U17 and U18 level before earning Scotland age-grade honours.
Preston captained Scotland U19 and, together with Waugh, helped Scotland U20 finish fifth at this summer's World Rugby U20 Championship. Armstrong, Morrison, Moncrieff and Baxter have all represented Scotland at U18 level, with Baxter also stepping up to the Scotland U20 squad.
Australian-born, Scottish-qualified scrum-half Callum Reidy joins after impressing during an extended spell training with Franco Smith's senior squad last season.
South African-born, Scottish-qualified twins James and Josh Mackenzie also join the academy. Eligible through their paternal grandparents, the brothers trained with the Warriors during the club's United Rugby Championship tour of South Africa in April and have also spent time in Scotland through an exchange programme with Glenalmond College.
Former Scotland U20 international Guy Rogers completes the list of new recruits, arriving from London Scottish to add competition across the backline.
Dylan Cockburn, Jackson Rennie and Cameron van Wyk move into Stage Two. Cockburn made his professional debut in last season's win over Munster, while Rennie played a key role in Scotland U20's World Rugby U20 Championship campaign.
Scotland U20 captain Joe Roberts, along with Ollie McKenna, Dan Halkon and Alex Bryden, all return for Stage Three after featuring prominently in Georgia this summer. They are joined by Rory Purvis, Jake Shearer and Harry Provan as they continue their progression towards the professional game.
The academy squad begins pre-season alongside Franco Smith's senior squad on Tuesday 4 August.
Senior Academy Manager Nick Ryan believes the latest intake is another sign of the academy's continued success.
"We're really excited by the group coming into the academy this season. A number of these players have been part of our pathway for several years and it's rewarding to see them take the next step, while others have impressed through opportunities within our environment or arrive having experienced different development journeys.
"The academy has a strong track record of producing players capable of making the transition into professional rugby, and it's now up to this group to make the most of the opportunities they'll receive training alongside Franco and the senior squad every day."
Glasgow Warriors Senior Academy Squad 2026/27
Stage One: Henry Armstrong (Fly-half), Rory Baxter (Back Row), James Mackenzie (Wing), Josh Mackenzie (Back Row), Lloyd Moncrieff (Back Row), Max Morrison (Prop), Harvey Preston (Back Row), Callum Reidy (Scrum-half), Guy Rogers (Wing), Campbell Waugh (Centre).
Stage Two: Dylan Cockburn (Second Row), Jackson Rennie (Prop), Cameron van Wyk (Wing).
Stage Three: Alex Bryden (Centre), Dan Halkon (Lock), Ollie McKenna (Prop), Rory Purvis (Back Row), Harry Provan (Wing), Joe Roberts (Hooker), Jake Shearer (Prop).











