FORMER RGS student Matthew Honeyben and ex-Sir William Borlase's pupil Stuart Douglas have been picked for Oxford University for the varsity game with Cambridge University on Tuesday.
Honeyben, 21, who has played for England students, still lives in Beaconsfield, and has been picked at fly half for the Twickenham clash.
He has played for Saracens and was in the winning team in the Daily Mail U15 Cup while at the RGS.
Douglas has also played for England Students and will play on the wing on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the RGS have continued their assault on two fronts in the Daily Mail Cup.
The U18 side advanced through to the fifth round of the cup with a 55-5 thrashing of Claire's Court.
And they followed that up with a 39-5 drubbing of Portsmouth Grammar School to go forward into the next round.
But the U15 had a harder time of it, winning 8-3 against St Edward's, Oxford.
Only an unconverted try separated the two sides after a penalty each for the teams.
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