Results
Hennenman 12, Brandfort 26
Hennenman 5, Port Natal 34
Hennenman 29, Hans Moore 0
Hennenman 13, Potchefstroom THS 12
Hennenman 31, Welkom High 8
Hennenman 18, Bothaville 14
Hennenman 15, Wessel Maree 5
Hennenman 29, Theunissen 5
Hennenman 34, Theunissen 0
Hennenman 11, Wessel Maree 8
Players: Duan Pretorius (captain), Robert Pottas, Michael Pienaar, Johan Blom and Deon van der Berg.
Results
Grey College 43, Harmony Sportacademy 19
Grey College 45, Duineveld 3
Grey College 40, Framesby 10
Grey College 48, Brandwag (Uitenhage) 3
Grey College 26, Marlow Landbou 10
Grey College 57, Jim Fouché 6
Grey College 59, Louis Botha 5
Grey College 55, Windhoek HS 3
Grey College 41, Outeniqua HS 0
Grey College 50, Paarl Boys’ High 8
Grey College 30, Affies 13
Grey College 55, Fichardtpark 3
Grey College 16, Grey Boys’ High School 0
Grey College 57, Sentraal 0
Grey College 62, Glenwood 3
Grey College 3, Paul Roos Gimnasium 9
Players: Riaan Britz, Pieter Rademan (captain), Paul Jordaan, Francois Venter, Robey Labuschagne, Baksteen van Heerden, Stephan Kotze, Marcel van der Merwe, Jean Cook, Piet Lindeque, Inus Keyser, Henco Venter, Chejane Mallane, Sethu Tom and William Small-Smith.
Coaches: Roelf Meyer and Ingo Machts.
A determined comeback in the period just before and after halftime was unfortunately not good enough for the SA Under-20 training squad who suffered a 42-27 defeat against Argentina Under-20 in their second tour match at the Club Taragui in Corrientes in the northeast of Argentina.
Los Pumitas raced into a 26-0 lead on Thursday night (SA time) after they dominated the first half hour of play, but South Africa fought back to cut the deficit to 26-12 at halftime thanks to tries by Irné Herbst (lock) and Jacques Rossouw (fullback).
South Africa continued their fight back after the break, which saw Sylvian Mahuza (replacement fullback) and Seabelo Senatla (left wing) crossing over for two more tries (26-24).
However, the Argentine youngsters then staged a comeback of their own after they were held scoreless for a while by the tourists. Three penalties by ace kicker Patricio Fernandez and a very good converted try by Emiliano Boffelli (replacement fullback) allowed the hosts to finally wrestle themselves free from the SA grip to register a 42-26 win which was wildly celebrated by the players and spectators alike.
Los Pumitas pivot Fernandez capped a very good individual performance by scoring 27 points. He was deadly accurate with the boot and landed three conversions, six penalties and a drop goal.
Afterwards, SA Under-20 coach Dawie Theron said the team was disappointed they could not maintain the pressure on the home team.
“They had a good start and managed to keep possession and momentum for a long period in the first half,” said Theron.
“We fought back very well before and after halftime but they managed to regain the upper hand just before the end. The guys would have a learnt a lot from the experience and we are looking forward to what promises to be another tough challenge on Saturday.”
The visitors travelled to Buenos Aires on Thursday morning (Argentinean time), where they will play their final clash of their three match tour at the La Plata CR grounds.
Both teams are using the international series as preparation for the IRB Junior World Championship 2013 which will be held during June in France.
Last Saturday the South Africans opened their tour with a 26-3 victory over an Argentine XV in Corrientes after trailing 3-0 at halftime and in difficult, wet conditions.
Los Pumitas were one of the surprise packages of JWC 2012 with victories over France and Australia taking them to a first ever semi-final and ultimately fourth place finish after defeats by hosts South Africa and Wales. The Junior
Springboks won the JWC title for the first time when they defeated four-time winners New Zealand before a packed DHL Newlands Stadium.
Argentina will face Wales, Scotland and Samoa in Pool D at JWC 2013 with only the winner guaranteed a place in the semi-finals. The defending champions, South Africa, face England, France and the USA in Pool A.
The scorers:
Argentina U20 42 (26) – Tries: Lucas Noguera, Paz Joacquin, Emiliano Bofelli. Conversions: Patricio Fernandez (3). Penalties: Fernandez (6). Drop goal: Fernandez. SA U20 training group 27 (12) – Tries: Irné Herbst, Jacques Rossouw, Sylvian Mahuza, Seabelo Senatla. Conversions: Handré Pollard (2). Penalty: Pollard.
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Results
AHS Kroonstad 17, Vryheid HS 10
AHS Kroonstad 25, VereenigingTHS 24
AHS Kroonstad 5, Wesvalia 18
AHS Kroonstad 37, Wonderfontein 0
AHS Kroonstad 5, Orkney 0
AHS Kroonstad 24, Parys 8
AHS Kroonstad 15, Riebeeckstad 9
AHS Kroonstad 24, Goudveld 7
AHS Kroonstad 17, Welkom THS 3
AHS Kroonstad 3, Welkom Gimnasium 11
AHS Kroonstad 11, Bothaville 3
AHS Kroonstad 22, Wessel Maree 10
AHS Kroonstad 9, Hentie Cilliers 20
AHS Kroonstad 15, Kroonstad HS
AHS Kroonstad 19, Welkom Gimnasium 22
Results
AHS Kroonstad 10, Dundee 0
AHS Kroonstad 71, Parys HS 0
AHS Kroonstad 35, Sentraal 0
AHS Kroonstad 38, Landboudal 20
AHS Kroonstad 13, Andrew Rabie 8
AHS Kroonstad 22, Marlow Landbou 17
AHS Kroonstad 37, Graaff-Reinet Volkskool 7
AHS Kroonstad 39, Goudveld 3
AHS Kroonstad 19, Riebeeckstad 3
AHS Kroonstad 24, Welkom Gimnasium 11
AHS Kroonstad 48, Welkom THS 6
AHS Kroonstad 43, Bothaville 10
AHS Kroonstad 41, Wessel Maree 7
AHS Kroonstad 18, Hentie Cilliers 5
AHS Kroonstad 23, Kroonstad HS 3
Players: Jaco Barnard, Albert Deetlefs (captain), Japie Malherbe, Johan van Deventer, Christo Zietsman, Braam Botes, Willie Spangenberg, Johan van Zyl, Hendrik Meintjies, Capiet Campher, Christoff Fourie, Leonard Strydom, Jaco Els, Paul Serfontein, Bulletjie Kruger and Jacques Pienaar.
Coaches: Jerry Erasmus and Gert Kotze.
Results
AHS Kroonstad 15, Newcastle 3
AHS Kroonstad 18, Bloemfontein THS 12
AHS Kroonstad 23, Landboudal 5
AHS Kroonstad 19, Sentraal 16
AHS Kroonstad 31, Stilfontein 3
AHS Kroonstad 13, Goudveld 3
AHS Kroonstad 6, Welkom Gimnasium 3
AHS Kroonstad 27, Welkom THS 6
AHS Kroonstad 36, Wessel Maree 15
AHS Kroonstad 67, Kroonstad HS II 6
AHS Kroonstad 18, Hentie Cilliers 12
AHS Kroonstad 9, Kroonstad HS 5
AHS Kroonstad 27, Riebeeckstad 10
AHS Kroonstad 22, Bothaville 0
AHS Kroonstad 10, Vrede 22
Players: Jurie Erwee, Dirk van Niekerk (captain), Jaco Barnard, Charles Taljaard, Willie Spangenberg, Jaco Els, Johan van Deventer, Kobus Treurnicht, Reghart Griessel, Japie Malherbe, Bennie Kok, Albert Deetlefs, Ettienne Swart, Crizaan Terblanche, Christoff Fourie and Koos de Wet.
Coaches: Jerry Erasmus and Gert Kotze.
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Cravenweek Players: Liaan Swanepoel (1999), Johan Gruene (1999), Charlton Lindeque (1999), Michael Phillipson (2009), Dewald Nel (2009), Morné Erasmus (2009), Morné Stassen (2009), Ulrich van Schalkwyk (2009), Divan Botha (2009), Ruan Lerm (2009-10), Michael Holtzhausen (2009-10), Pieter Matthee (2009-10), James Jackson (2010), Ruan de Bruto (2010), Ruan Barnard (2010), Armand Erasmus (2010), Jeandré Kotze (2010), Ian Oosthuizen (2011), Jaco Cronjé (2011), Fanie Esterhuizen (2011), Andrew van Tonder (2011), Cornelius Meyer (2011), Wayne Potgieter (2011), André Myburgh (2012), Werner Janse van Rensburg (2012), JP du Preez (2012), Anton Viljoen (2012), Kyle van Dalen (2012), Christiaan Meyer (2012), Ruan Potgieter (2012), Leon Potgieter (2012), Hendre Stassen (2015).
South African Schools’ Players (2): Fransie du Preez (1985) and Hendre Stassen (2015).
Provincial Players: Louis Ludik, Hendre Stassen, Ginter Smuts, .
2000 Grey-kollege 29 Hoërskool Kroonstad 14
1999 Grey-kollege 10 Hoërskool Kroonstad 6
1998 Grey-kollege 24 Witteberg 6
1997 Grey-kollege 47 AHS Kroonstad 5
1996 Hentie Cilliers 16 Sentraal 10
1995 Sentraal 24 Ficksburg 11
1994 Vrede 22 AHS Kroonstad 10
1993 Sand du Plessis 19 AHS Kroonstad 5
1992 Hoopstad 15 Kroonstad Landbou 13
1991 Sentraal 18 Welkom Gimnasium 9
1990 Welkom Gimnasium 10 HTS Bloemfontein 7
1989 HTS De Wet Nel 24 Witteberg 6
1988 Wessel Maree 22 Harrismith 4
1987 Grey-kollege 12 Paul Erasmus 6
1986 Geen eindstryd gespeel nie – sou tussen Grey-kollege ne Landboudal gewees het
1985 Grey-kollege 18 HTS Welkom 7
1984 Grey-kollege 16 Hentie Cilliers 9
1983 Grey-kollege 18 Landboudal 10
Results
Outeniqua 68, Tygerberg 3
Outeniqua 57, EG Jansen 34
Outeniqua 33, Westville Boys’ High 7
Outeniqua 22, Grey College 20
Outeniqua 45, Paarl Boys’ High 36
Outeniqua 71, Punt HS 3
Outeniqua 25, Paarl Gimnasium 37
Outeniqua 39, Waterkloof 19
Outeniqua 48, Grey Boys’ High School 15
Outeniqua 13, Oakdale Landbou 7
Outeniqua 71, Langehoven Gimnasium 9
Outeniqua 61, St. Joseph’s College (UK) 5
Outeniqua 52, Framesby 16
Outeniqua 66, Oudtshoorn 10
Outeniqua 36, Noord-Kaap 23
Outeniqua 45, Daniël Pienaar THS 5
Outeniqua 18, Marlow Landbou 6
Outeniqua 10, Paarl Gimnasium 16
Players: Duhan van der Merwe, Warrick Gelant, Leighton Eksteen, Geor Malan (captain), Dewald Human, Remu Malan, Dian Koen, Hennie Barnard,