is joined by two other Titans in the form of lock
Dan Sanderson and hooker Tom Cruse.

Jersey's Jon Brennan earned a place in the 2012/13 Dream Team,
but this year the XV is dominated by the top-ranked sides in the
final table. Plymouth Albion winger Tom Bowen is the only player
from a club outside the top five. The four play-off teams feature
heavily, and fifth-placed London Scottish boast the biggest
representation of any club with Bright being joined in the pack by
props Eric Fry and Tomas Francis, while Miles Mantella, the
Championship's top try scorer (pictured below scoring against
Jersey in November), takes his place on the left wing.

Unsurprisingly a significant proportion of the Dream XV will be
playing their rugby in the Aviva Premiership in 2014/15; the exact
number won't be confirmed until after the Play-OffFinal beyween
Bristol and London Welsh.

1) Prop: Eric Fry (London Scottish)
Able to play both sides of the scrum, US Eagles international Fry
has earned a Premiership move to Newcastle on the back of his
outstanding performances for Scottish. A big scrummager with a high
work rate.

2) Hooker: Tom Cruse (Rotherham Titans)
A modern-day, dynamic hooker who contributes massively around the
park with his ball-handling skills and pace. Cruse, scorer of seven
tries in 21 appearances, won the lion's share of the votes in the
number two position.

3) Prop: Tomas Francis (London Scottish)
Another key component of Scottish's big front five. Strong in the
scrummage and deceptively mobile for a big man, at 22 years of age
Exeter-bound Francis still has his best days ahead of him.

4) Lock: Mark Sorensen (Bristol Rugby)
Sorensen's leadership qualities have come to the fore in