Wexford manager Seamus Murphy has included three league debutants in his side for Sunday's NHL Division 1A trip to Waterford.
Andrew Kavanagh, who has recovered from a groin strain, Ciarán Kenny of Buffers Alley and Oulart-the Ballagh forward Stephen Doyle, who struck 2-07 against Dublin in a Walsh Cup tie last month, will all line up in Dungarvan.
Right corner-back Paul Roche is ruled out with a heel injury and replaced by his Oulart-The Ballagh team-mate Kavanagh while team captain Keith Rossiter returns at full-back in place of Kevin Kavanagh.
Having shaken off a hamstring injury, Declan Ruth comes in for Eoin Sheridan at right half-back while Stephen Nolan makes way at midfield for Darren Stamp, who missed out last week due to a back injury.
Eoin Quigley starts in the forwards, with Mitch Jordan dropping to the bench.
Dessie Mythen (broken finger) and Barry Lambert (dislocated shoulder) are ruled out with a broken finger and dislocated shoulder respectively.
WEXFORD (NHL v Waterford):
Damien Fitzhenry; Andrew Kavanagh, Keith Rossiter
(capt), Malachy Travers; Declan Ruth, Ciarán Kenny, Diarmuid Lyng; Darren Stamp, Tomas Mahon; Paul Carley, Eoin Quigley, Stephen Doyle; Michael Jacob, David O'Connor, Rory Jacob.
Subs: Matty White, MJ Furlong, Mitch Jordan, Kevin Kavanagh, Stephen Nolan, PJ Nolan, Paul Roche, Darragh Ryan, Sean O'Neill, Oscar Pitt.
