Results
Oosterland 10, Piet Retief 61
Oosterland 48, General Hertzog 5
Oosterland 8, Secunda 32
Oosterland 8, Lydenburg 22
Author: hnienaber
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Oosterland – 2013
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Ben Viljoen – 2013
Results
Ben Viljoen 17, Lydenburg 13
Ben Viljoen 18, Merensky 13
Ben Viljoen 30, Affies III 15
Ben Viljoen 12, Tom Naudé THS 20
Ben Viljoen 8, Ligbron THS 3
Ben Viljoen 10, Brits HS 12
Ben Viljoen 20, Nylstroom 19
Ben Viljoen 15, Hans Strijdom 7
Ben Viljoen 24, Ellisras 24
Ben Viljoen 22, Warmbad 7
Ben Viljoen 75, Piet Potgieter 7
Ben Viljoen 40, Louis Trichardt 16
Ben Viljoen 46, Ben Vorster 29
Ben Viljoen 51, Woodox College 17
Ben Viljoen 24, Uplands College 13
Ben Viljoen 21, Bergsig Academy 20
Ben Viljoen 19, Ben Vorster 41Players: Mees Erasmus,
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Draw for provincial sevens tournament announced
The third @lantic Provincial U/18 sevens tournament will take place on 23 & 24 September at Curro Hazeldean in Pretoria. Fifteen provincial U/18 teams and Zimbabwe will participate in the tournament. At the same time the Curro U/13 Provincial 7s tournament with 16 provincial teams will take place at Curro College in Pretoria.
“This is the third time that we will present this tournaments and is truly a breakthrough. We are very excited about the tournaments,” said Thys Bezuidenhout, chairman of the South African Schools Rugby Association.
According to Marius Schoeman, Manager of the SA Sevens Academy, the @lantic tournament makes an unbelievable contribution to 7s rugby in South Africa. “Players like Cheslin Kolbe, Justin Geduld, Werner Kok and WJ Strydom were identified during @lantic tournaments, invited to the SA 7s Academy and now form part of the Blitzbokke” said Schoeman. Schoeman and Vuyo Zangqa, interim coach of the Springbok 7s team will attend the @lantic tournament in Pretoria.
According to tournament promoter Willem Strauss the provincial tournament is a continuation and culmination of the @lantic Sevens Series that has been held over the past six years. “The players who were overlooked for the Coca-Cola Craven Week, can use this opportunity to participate at provincial level and be identified.
The tournament will also further raise the status of sevens rugby in South Africa”. Strauss also confirmed that @lantic had reached the end of their many years of sponsorship and praised them for their massive contribution to the advancement and development of 7s rugby in South Africa. According to Strauss the Curro Primary Schools Series is already developing player’s skills at primary schools level.
Players who are identified at this year’s tournament could even be in action for the Springboks at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. Western Province, who won the main match during this year’s Coca-Cola Craven Week for High Schools, are also the favourites to win the Provincial 7s tournament. The team includes no less that 4 SA Schools players, the captain Rikus Botma from Paarl Gymnasium, amongst others. The first Provincial tournament in 2011 was won by the Blue Bulls while the Cheetahs were victorious last year.
The U/18 matches kick-off on Monday afternoon at 13:00. Tuesdays matches commence at 09:20 with the finals, which will be televised live on SuperSport 8 (channel 208), as follows:
The u18 pools are as follows:
Pool A: Free State, Lions, Boland and Zimbabwe.
Pool B: Valke, Blue Bulls, Griqualand West and Leopards.
Pool C: Western Province, Limpopo Blue Bulls, Pumas and Griffons.
Pool D: KwaZulu-Natal, South Western Districts, Border and Eastern Province.The u13 pools are as follows:
Pool A: Western Province, Griffons, Lions and Border.
Pool B: KwaZulu-Natal, Pumas, Leopards and Free State.
Pool C: Blue Bulls, Griqualand West, Eastern Province and Lions B.
Pool D: Boland, Valke, Limpopo Blue Bulls and South Western Districts.
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Dale College – 2013
Results
Dale College 0, Affies 51
Dale College 21, Monument 39
Dale College 43, KwaZulu-Natal Development 0
Dale College 33, Cambridge 17
Dale College 19, Grens HS 27
Dale College 3, Grey Boys’ High School 38
Dale College 13, St. Andrew’s College 48
Dale College 22, Selborne College 25
Dale College 44, Kingswood College 14
Dale College 46, Stirling HS 12
Dale College 21, Selborne College 25
Dale College 21, Hudson Park 10
Dale College 19, Hudson Park 28
Dale College 16, Nico Malan 28
Dale College 0, Queen’s College 6
Dale College 36, Port Rex THS 0
Dale College 10, Queen’s College 23
Dale College 3, Paarl Gimnasium 38
Dale College 15, Wynberg Boys’ High 36
Dale College 22, Boland Landbou 34 -
Westville Boys’ High – 2013
Results
Westville Boys’ High 5, Paarl Gimnasium 46
Westville Boys’ High 7, Outeniqua HS 33
Westville Boys’ High 47, Framesby 3
Westville Boys’ High 20, Hilton College 10
Westville Boys’ High 51, Empangeni 0
Westville Boys’ High 22, Pretoria Boys’ High 17
Westville Boys’ High 42, Durban High School 3
Westville Boys’ High 22, King Edward VII 16
Westville Boys’ High 45, Port Natal 17
Westville Boys’ High 45, Northwood 0
Westville Boys’ High 21, Michaelhouse 12
Westville Boys’ High 66, George Campbell 7
Westville Boys’ High 50, Maritzburg College 10
Westville Boys’ High 10, Grey Boys’ High School 16
Westville Boys’ High 26, Stirling HS 5Players: Jason Wilks, Louis Snyman, Mzamo Majola,
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Hilton College – 2013
Results
Hilton College 20, Pionier 9
Hilton College 24, Northwood 14
Hilton College 13, Diocesan College 29
Hilton College 23, Helpmekaar 10
Hilton College 25, St. Benedict’s College 26
Hilton College 42, Michaelhouse 12
Hilton College 9, Glenwood 21
Hilton College 39, George Campbell 10
Hilton College 38, Maritzburg College 22
Hilton College 23, Durban High School 3
Hilton College 9, Kearsney College 34
Hilton College 43, Michaelhouse 34
Hilton College 10, Westville Boys’ High 20 -
Michaelhouse – 2013
Results
Michaelhouse 38, Northwood 11
Michaelhouse 13, Windhoek HS 18
Michaelhouse 41, HTS Windhoek 5
Michaelhouse 48, Walvis Bay 5
Michaelhouse 13, Elnatan 15
Michaelhouse 68, Walvis Bay 10
Michaelhouse 26, Swakopmund Combined 23 -
Affies – 1997
Results
Affies 37, Brandwag 3
Affies 21, Cardiff Colts 41
Affies 24, Waterkloof 14
Affies 83, Jeppe High School 0
Affies 21, Maritzburg College 16
Affies 100, Pretoria-Noord 5
Affies 26, Middelburg THS 5
Affies 29, Pretoria Boys’ High 12
Affies 24, Helpmekaar 6
Affies 31, Springs THS 0
Affies 63, Ellisras 15
Affies 24, John Vorster 6
Affies 22, Waterkloof 12
Affies 18, Middelburg 13Players: Schalk van Niekerk, Nickol Knoetze, Tiaan Snyman, Jannie Gouws, Eduard coetzee (captain), Hugo Mulder, Nehan Deysel, Gerrit van der Nest, Theo Erasmus, Jannie Booysen, Chris Janse van Rensburg, Robbie Janse van Rensburg, Werner Pieterse, Ian van Heerden, Robert van Wyk, Pieter van der Merwe and Sas van der Merwe.
Coaches: Dr. Carel Kriek and Andri van der Walt.
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Grey College vs. Sand du Plessis – 1995
Scorers:
Grey College 56 – Tries: Kobus Nell (2), Michael Horak (2), Werner Struwig (2), Gustav Rademeyer, Jacques Swanepoel. Conversions: Hein van Vuuren (5). Penalties: Van Vuuren (2). Sand du Plessis 10 – Try: Riaan Ferns. Conversion: Shaun Gibson. Drop Goal: Jaco Kotze.
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Sharks, WP u19’s climb up the standings
The Sharks and DHL Western Province this past weekend gained invaluable momentum in the Absa Under-19 Provincial Championship as they registered important victories to keep up with the pace-setters as the pool stages approaches a close.
The Sharks hopped into second place on the standings above the MTN Golden Lions, although the Johannesburg team has a game in hand, and Western Province moved up into fourth place following victories this past weekend. With only five weeks of matches remaining and six teams still in the running for semifinal places, these victories will be invaluable.
The Sharks defeated the MTN Golden Lions 25-9 at Ellis Park, while DHL Western Province registered a 45-36 victory against the Leopards in Potchefstroom and the Toyota Free State edged Border 28-20 in Bloemfontein.
MTN Golden Lions 9 (6) The Sharks 25 (20)
At Ellis Park the Sharks outscored the MTN Golden Lions three tries to none, with the home side having only three penalties to show for their efforts. Sharks flyhalf Jean-Luc du Plessis was in particularly good form and scored points in every possible way. His personal tally of 15 points included a try, two conversions, a penalty and a drop goal, which assisted in placing his team on the front foot. While the Lions will be disappointed with their defeat they produced a solid second half display and did well to shut out the Sharks. But unfortunately they struggled on attack as they battled to breach the visitors defence.
Scorers:
MTN Golden Lions 9 (6) – Penalties: Brandan Hewit (3). The Sharks 25 (20) – Tries: Jean-Luc du Plessis, Michael Cloete, Thembalethu Williams. Conversions: Du Plessis (2). Penalty: Du Plessis. Drop Goal: Du Plessis.
Leopards 36 (26) DHL Western Province 45 (24)
The clash in Potchefstroom was a spectacle as the Leopards and DHL Western Province scored a combined total of 11 tries. Western Province, however, had an edge with six tries. The teams were neck-on-neck in the first half with the Leopards taking a 26-24 lead, but three tries to two by Western Province after the break and better goal-kicking allowed the Cape side to secure their third victory of the season.
The Leopards, however, managed to secure a bonus point for racking up more than four tries.
Scorers:
Leopards 36 (26) – Tries: Andries du Plooy, Dean Stokes (2), Lloyd Greeff (2), Roche Steenkamp. Conversions: Lourens Boddington (3). DHL Western Province 45 (24) – Tries: Dewald Naude, Luke van der Smit, Michal Haznar, Pieter Schoonraad, Ramone Samuels (2). Conversions: Christopher Smith (4), Jason Worrall, Jason Morris. Penalty: Smith.
Toyota Free State 28 (14) Border 20 (3)
In Bloemfontein, the Toyota Free State built up a 14-3 lead thanks to two first-half tries. But Border showed great determination to make their presence felt in the second half, which paid off as they outscored the Free State three tries to two. The Bloemfontein team’s flyhalf Pieter Jordaan also did his bit to secure the victory as he slotted over all four conversions to add to his two tries, to keep his team ahead on the scoreboard.
Scorers:
Toyota Free State 28 (14) – Tries: Louis Venter, Marthinus Oosthuizen, Pieter Jordaan (2). Conversions: Pieter Jordaan (4). Border 20 (3) – Tries: Athenkosi Mabinda, Conor-Terrah Brockschmidt, Johannes Jonker. Conversion: Werner Barnard. Penalty: Werner Barnard.