Scott Pendlebury and Travis Cloke will travel to Wagga Wagga for the Collingwood’s second NAB Challenge match against North Melbourne.

The Magpies’ have named a 29-man squad to make the trip north of the border for Saturday’s clash at Robertson Oval.

Pendlebury and Cloke watched from the stands in Geelong as their teammates notched an eight-point victory over the Cats at Simonds Stadium.

They will play their first match of the year in Wagga, while experienced teammates Dane Swan and Steele Sidebottom will sit out.

Darcy Moore and Tom Langdon have been named to play their first game of year, while a number of untried Magpies have also been named.

The most notable of which is Collingwood’s first selection in the draft, Brayden Sier.

Selected with pick 32, Sier was arguably one of the big surprises of the 2015 National Draft.

The big-bodied midfielder was 17-years-old when his name was called, with just two games for TAC Cup side the Northern Knights under his belt.

He remains a largely unknown quantity after not playing in Collingwood’s intra-club game on Thursday 18 February.

Fellow draftee Tom Phillips will join Sier in the squad to travel to Wagga, as will second-year rookie Matthew Goodyear and the recently acquired Tim Golds.

Another Magpie preparing to make his Collingwood debut this weekend is former GWS Giant Adam Treloar. 

While Treloar will not make the trip to Wagga Wagga, Nathan Buckley announced on Tuesday that the 22-year-old will line up for the VFL Magpies in a practice match against Werribee.

"We'll get 70 or 80 minutes of footy into him with a view of having him up for NAB 3," Buckley told the media.

"His last five weeks have been pristine. He's been in really good shape."

The VFL Magpies will meet Werribee at 1pm on Sunday at the Holden Centre. Collingwood Media will have details on the full squad later in the afternoon.

Collingwood v North Melbourne
Saturday 5 March, 4.40pm
Robertson Oval, Wagga Wagga

Collingwood 29-man squad

1. Alex Fasolo
2. Jordan De Goey
3. Brent Macaffer
4. Brodie Grundy
8. Tom Langdon
9. Jesse White
10. Scott Pendlebury
11. Jarryd Blair
13. Taylor Adams
14. James Aish
15. Jarrod Witts
17. Jonathon Marsh
18. Travis Varcoe
19. Levi Greenwood
21. Tom Phillips
25. Jack Crisp
27. Matthew Goodyear
28. Ben Sinclair
30. Darcy Moore
31. Jackson Ramsay
32. Travis Cloke
34. Alan Toovey
35. Brayden Sier
37. Brayden Maynard
41. Tim Golds
43. Adam Oxley
44. Corey Gault
45. Jack Frost
46. Mason Cox

North Melbourne 29-man squad

2. Brad McKenzie
5. Ben Jacobs
6. Lachlan Hansen
7. Jack Ziebell
8. Daniel Wells
9. Andrew Swallow
12. Lindsey Thomas
13. Ryan Clarke
14. Trent Dumont
15. Nick Dal Santo
17. Aaron Mullett
20. Drew Petrie
21. Luke McDonald
22. Todd Goldstein
25. Robbie Tarrant
27. Taylor Garner
28. Robin Nahas
32. Mason Wood
34. Jamie Macmillan
35. Aaron Black
36. Joel Tippett
37. Will Fordham 
38. Majak Daw
39. Mitchell Hibberd
41. Corey Wagner
42. Declan Mountford
43. Sam Gibson
44. Farren Ray
50. Ben Brown