Bath Rugby's Ollie Devoto and Rec summer signings David Sisi and Anthony Watson have been named in England's 28-man squad for the IRB Junior World Championship in France.
The under-20s squad contains a huge amount of Aviva Premiership, A-League and RFU Championship experience and head coach Nick Walshe is pleased with the players at his disposal as they look to build on last season's seventh-place finish.
England start their bid with a game against their French hosts on June 5.
Former Bath scrum-half Walshe said: "We enjoyed a good Six Nations and on the back of that, competition for places has been high and some good players have missed out.
"However, we're very pleased with the 28 selected. The games come thick and fast in this tournament, we've got a very tough group but we're excited by that challenge."
After France, Six Nations winners England face title-holders South Africa before coming up against USA, who are competing in the JWC for the first time in five years.
Walshe added: "All our attention is on that first game against the French, we did well against them in the Six Nations but this will be a totally different game. It's one we're looking forward to."
ENGLAND UNDER-20S SQUAD
FORWARDS:
Dom Barrow (Leeds Carnegie)
Jack Clifford (Harlequins)
Joel Conlon (Exeter Chiefs)
Luke Cowan-Dickie (Exeter Chiefs)
Matt Hankin (Saracens)
Alec Hepburn (London Wasps)
Danny Hobbs-Awoyemi (Northampton Saints)
Ross Moriarty (Gloucester Rugby)
Nathan Morris (London Wasps)
Tom Price (Leicester Tigers)
David Sisi (London Irish)
Tom Smallbone (London Irish)
Scott Spurling (Saracens)
Elliott Stooke (Gloucester Rugby)
Harry Wells (Leicester Tigers)
Scott Wilson (Newcastle Falcons)
BACKS:
Callum Braley (Bristol Rugby)
Alex Day (Northampton Saints)
Ollie Devoto (Bath Rugby)
Sam Hill (Exeter Chiefs)
Will Hooley (Northampton Saints)
Ben Howard (Worcester Warriors)
Mark Jennings (Sale Sharks)
Jack Nowell (Exeter Chiefs)
Henry Slade (Exeter Chiefs)
Harry Sloan (Harlequins)
Tom Stephenson (Northampton Saints)
Anthony Watson (London Irish)
