Those are the only changes to the side which ran in six tries against Wheatley Hills last week - although there's a new look bench with Alex Johnson, Andy Dixon and either Colin Cheslin or Kyle Jamieson filling those spots.
Johnson, a second row, made his debut earlier this season since when he has been developing well in the Stags, and for Durham County Under 20s where he and Jack Angus can look forward to a natiional plate final next week against Surrey. Sam Miller has also been called up on the bench for the game at Coventry.
They'll face a different experience in Sheffield who have some experienced campaigners, and who are fighting for their lives at the bottom of the league. They've parted company with coach Ben Wade but have won five out of their last seven games- and with 25 points still to play for find themselves nine points from safety.
Those results are despite losing influential second row Richard Joel, who joined from rivals Sheffield Tigers last summer, only to return a few weeks ago. Joel was one of three home players to be given a yellow card as we won 22-10 at Abbedydale back in early Novermber. That was a day which started in bright sunshine and ended in a monsoon, and was marked by fierece defence from the home side and an attacking threat from winger James Twomey.
He is an excellent finisher and scored a hat trick last week against Middlesbrough last week.
West: Luke Mallinson, Scott Butcher, Andrew Cheslin, Liam Bailey, Peter Youll, Stu Waites, Ryan Painter, Jack Angus, Andrew Rollins, Adam Coates, Owen Bennett, Michael Hogan, Alex Barker, Jon Boatman [c], Sam Miller.
Reps: Andy Dixon, Alex Johnson, Colin Cheslin/Kyle Jamieson.
Sheffield: Ben Shore, James Twomey, Joe Cribley, Simon Tillyer (capt), Gareth Morley, Jimmy Pearson, Josh Bird, Tommy Marples, Sam Whitworth, Ramzey Adamo, Adrian Montague, Dave Ellis, Ryan Seabright, Tom Womack, Andy Kelly.
Reps: Christopher Stanney, Tom King, tba.