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Saterdag word daar gekyk wie is baas in Upington wanneer die 55ste Groot Interjol tussen Hoërskool Upington en Duineveld afgesluit word met die hoofwedstryd van die naweek tussen die twee skole se trots, die Wittes en Uppies se eersterugbyspanne.

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Dit sal ook die Hoërskool Upington se voormalige skoolhoof en afrigter by die eerstespan, Riaan Kotze, se laaste Groot Interjol wees. Daar sal ver gesoek moet word vir iemand wat meer kere by die Groot Interjol betrokke was as Kotze.

Hy was al 41 keer by die Groot Interjol betrokke. Vyf jaar as leerder van die Hoërskool Upington (1972-1976), daarna vier jaar as onderwyser by HTS Upington voordat hy die afgelope 32 jaar saam met Hoërskool Upington deel van die groot gebeurtenis aan die oewer van die Oranjerivier was.

“Niemand is groter as Interskole nie,” het Kotze gesê. Wel wie sal beter weet as Kotze wat waarskynlik die meeste kere die Groot Interjol beleef het. Die interskole het in 1967 ontstaan tussen Hoërskool Upington en die Hoër Tegniese en Handel Skool van Upington.

Die Hoër Tegniese en Handel Skool van Upington wat in 1964 gestig is, het in 1986 verdeel na HTS Upington en Gordonia. Die twee skole het in 1991 weer saamgesmelt as Duineveld.

Hierdie is jaarliks die grootste wedstryd op die skolerugby-kalendar in die Noordweste van Suid-Afrika.

Verlede jaar het Duineveld op hul tuisveld met 26-13 geseëvier, sy senterpaar van Wyndham Bouwer en DJ Wandrag was toe al reeds deel van die eerstespan, maar Wandrag het daardie wedstryd op losskakel begin.

Shamaro de Klerk (vleuel),  Freddie Collen (flank), Ean le Rich (agsteman) en Gert-White Grobbelaar (slot) was ook betrokke in die vorige Interjol, en sal daardie sukses wil herhaal hierdie jaar.

Khayalenkosi Maganga (vleuel), Siphe Msebenzi (vleuel), Emlyhn Jacobs (loskakel), Neil Petro (skrumskakel), Jaco Fourie (agsteman), Sipho Livingi (flank), PA Karsten (stut) en Niel Visser (stut) was egter ook in daardie wedstryd, en sal hul alles gee om te verhoed dat hulle weer aan die verlookant is.

Hoërskool Upington beleef egter self ‘n sterk seisoen, en is verlede naweek na ‘n 34-19 sege oor Kalahari gekroon as die 2023 Noord-Kaapse liga kampioene.

Duineveld het ook teen Uppies se vorige teenstanders gespeel vroeër in die seisoen, en kon die Kalahari span met 86-8 pakslae gee.

Uppies het egter weer vir Diamantveld met 43-31 verslaan, terwyl Duineveld die knie moes buig teen die Diamonds met 30-15.

Hoërskool Upington het vanjaar vyf spelers in die Griekwaland-Wes Cravenweekspan gehad. Petro, Fourie, Livingi, Jacobs en Karsten was gekies om die streek te verteenwoordig, terwyl Duineveld se slot, Arno Luttig, en flank, Collen, ook vir die Griekwaspan gespeel het.

Met bitter min op die twee spanne op papier te skei beloof hierdie wedstryd om weer aan alle verwagtings te voldoen Saterdag.

Verlede jaar was dit ‘n stryd tussen die Velties se groot pak voorspelers en Uppies se vinnige agterlyn, maar met drie Griekwas in hul pak behoort die tuisspan vanjaar ook voor beter op te meet teen die besoekers.

Karsten was veral nog heel jaar ‘n uitblinker vir Hoërskool Upington, hy is ‘n speler om dop te hou in hierdie wedstryd as iemand wat ‘n bepalende invloed mag hê.

Duineveld se losvoorspelers is kern tot hul spel hierdie seisoen, Le Rich, Collen en hul slot, Grobbelaar, hul staal gewys en Alek Andrianatos (flank) het hierdie jaar uitgestaan vir sy span.

Andrianatos val amper net so gemaklik in die agterlyn in en bied ‘n ekstra gevaarspunt vir Duineveld op aanval.

Die spanne is:

Hoërskool Upington t. Duineveld om 15:30:

Hoërskool Upington: 15 Ruwin Isaks, 14 Khayalenkosi Maganga, 13 Sylvester Hoffman, 12 Siphe Msebenzi, 11 Louwan Harper, 10 Emlyhn Jacobs, 9 Neil Petro, 8 Jaco Fourie, 7 Sipho Livingi, 6 Roedolf Duraan, 5 Johan Louw, 4 Ruan Janse van Rensburg, 3 Niel Visser, 2 Roelof Slabbert, 1 PA Karsten.

Duineveld: 15 Gregon Jansen, 14 Jacquin Jasson, 13 Wyndham Bouwer, 12 DJ Wandrag, 11 Shamaro de Klerk, 10 Ethan van Zyl, 9 Franco Erasmus, 8 Ean le Rich, 7 Alek Andrianatos, 6 Freddie Collen, 5 Gert-White Grobbelaar, 4 Arno Luttig, 3 Ethan Prins, 2 Rayvain Wessels, 1 Chris Honiball.

 

Die Vrystaatse halfeindstryde vind Saterdag op President Steyn se velde plaas.

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Fichardtpark sit hul veldtog tot ‘n onoorwonne seisoen voort waneer hulle vir Sentraal in die Stadsbeker halfeindstryd ontmoet.

In die ander halfeindstryd speel Jim Fouché teen Landboudal.

Die Fichie Leeus is definitief die gunsteling op hierdie stadium, nadat hulle reeds al hul teenstanders op die dorp gedurende die seisoen kon mak maak en die Wesgrow Sentrale Sportreeks titel ‘n staanplek in die Rosestad kon gee.

Toe hulle vroeër teen Sentraal gespeel het was Fichardtpark die beter span en kon gemaklik met 33-7 wen.

Hul laaste Wesgrow bepaling teen Witteberg was egter ‘n baie harder wedstryd, en die Bloemfonteiners moes sweet vir hul 29-27 sege.

Hierdie mag dalk ook die laaste wedstryd vir hul eerste SA Skole speler, Jaco Grobbelaar (slot), in ‘n Fichardtpark trui wees.

Sentraal beleef ‘n baie moeilike seisoen en dit sal hul sterkste vertoning van die jaar vereis om die Fichies Saterdag in te perk.

Edward Mpinga (vleuel) en sy Cravenweek skakelpaar van Dailen Geldenhuys (losskakel) en Devanté Claassen (skrumskakel) veroorsaak nog heel jaar vir verdegingslyne probleme, en hulle sal die naweek ook hul stempel wil afdruk vir Fichardtpark.

Jim Fouché beleef ook ‘n sterk seisoen, aangevuur deur hul Cravenweek haker en kaptein, Stefan Venter, wat week na week vir sy span uitblink.

Hulle was net voor die vakansie met 27-12 baas teen Landboudal en sal daardie sukses weer Saterdag wil herhaal.

Die manne van Jacobsdal het ook ‘n moeilike seisoen agter die rug, en pak vir JF sonder hul staatmaker losskakel, Vuyani Moore, aan.

Moore mag later as ‘n plaasvervanger opkom, maar Regard Fouché begin in die nommer-10 trui.

Die spanne is:

Fichardtpark t. Sentraal om 13:50:

Fichardtpark: 15 Rubin Visagie, 14 Edward Mpinga, 13 Duan Viviers, 12 Dandré can der Merwe, 11 Martin Kalp, 10 Dailen Geldenhuis, 9 Devanté Claassen, 8 Tumelo Leputla, 7 Wian Pienaar, 6 Jan-Nel du Plessis, 5 Nathan Dodd, 4 Jaco Grobbelaar, 3 Nathan Swanepoel, 2 Jaco Janse van Rensburg, 1 Zaine van Zyl.

Sentraal: 15 Pat Cloete, 14 Lee-Yagin Arendse, 13 Hanco Smith, 12 Ruan van Niekerk, 11 Reece van Rooyen, 10 Hendrik Jonker, 9 Johan van der Merwe, 8 Sarel Taljaard, 7 Stephan de Lange, 6 Chris Kachelhoffer, 5 Steven Smith, 4 Damian van Zyl, 3 AJ Senekal, 2 Marnus Earle, 1 Van Zyl Hetzel.

Jim Fouché t. Landboudal om 12:40:

Jim Fouché: 15 Christiaan Strydom, 14 Altus du Plessis, 13 Justin Groenewald, 12 Heinrich Hattingh, 11 Dillon Calitz, 10 Hanko Botha, 9 Tristan van der Walt, 8 Calvin Bolt, 7 JW Stone, 6 Ruan Heymans, 5 SW van der Merwe, 4 Stefan van Rooyen, 3 Stean Marais, 2 Stefan Venter, 1 Bernard Labuschagne.

Landboudal: 15 Marius Etzebeth, 14 Barry Pretorius, 13 Jan Louis Nel, 12 Franz Homsek, 11 Robin van der Walt, 10 Regard Fouché, 9 Coenraad Pretorius, 8 Peru van der Merwe, 7 Henko Brummer, 6 Juhan Swanepoel, 5 Dylan Janse van Rensurg, 4 Franke Fourie, 3 Stefan Opperman, 2 Bielie Davel, 1 Wianco Ludicke.

Brandfort t. St Andrews om 11:30:

Brandfort: 15 Gustav Maree, 14 Janco Snyman, 13 Franco de Klerk, 12 Fanie van Heerden, 11 Amolang Maloisane, 10 Henré Smith, 9 Altus Coetzee, 8 Wehan Strydom, 7 Barend de Klerk, 6 Demas Moloyi, 5 JC Venter, 4 Cecil Lee, 3 Lian Naude, 2 Heinrich de Kock, 1 Frikkie Smith.

St Andrews: 15 Connor Nel, 14 Dakalo Leketa, 13 Mlungisi Lepesa, 12 Elia Mokuoane, 11 Koena Ntsamai, 10 CM Geel, 9 Schalk Liebenberg, 8 Yavantle Peni, 7 Mandela Sipoyo, 6 Matthew Fletcher, 5 Marco de Sousa, 4 Lesedi Sipoyo, 3 Matthew Simon, 2 Ioanni Giannakopoulos, 1 Brett Barnes.

Zastron t. Hendrik Potgieter om 10:20:

Zastron: 15 Kuhle Mdladlamba, 14 Jay-Cee Knoetze, 13 Mawethu Magudela, 12 Kamo Masiloane, 11 Asive Diba, 10 Lechabile Leballo, 9 Rheinico Nel, 8 JP van Rooyen, 7 Jean Pierre Steenkamp, 6 GD Bruwer, 5 Kamo Elesia, 4 Markus Allerston, 3 Frans Botha, 2 CJ Bouwer, 1 Christen du Toit.

Hendrik Potgieter: 15 Breyton Read, 14 Denver Jacobs, 13 Sterling Batties, 12 JW Mortlock, 11 Tumi Pholoane, 10 Jandre van Niekerk, 9 Quinton Fillis, 8 Unathi Ngeyakh, 7 Divan van der Bank, 6 Kallie Erasmus, 5 SW Erasmus, 4 Grysie Coetzee, 3 Attie Melato, 2 Janco Roberts, 1 Pieter Jacobs.

Ander bepalings:

o.19 B: 08:00 – Jim Fouché II t. Sentraal II; 09:10 – Landboudal II t. Fichardtpark II.

o.19 C: 12:00 – Sentraal III t. Jim Fouché III; 13:10 – Landboudal III t. Fichardtpark III.

o.16: 10:00 – Zastron t. Brandfort; 11:05 – St Andrews t. Hendrik Potgieter; 12:10 – Landboudal t. Fichardtpark; 13:15 – Jim Fouché t. Sentraal.

o.15: 08:00 – Sentraal t. Fichardtpark; 08:00 – Bloemfontein Hoërskool t. Brandfort; 09:00 – Landboudal t. Jim Fouché; 09:00 – St Andrews t. Sand du Plessis.

o.14: 10:00 – Sentraal t. Jim Fouché; 11:00 – Jim Fouché t. Landboudal.

Can Pretoria Boys’ High School emulate the heroics of the sides before them such as the class of 2003, 2005, 2008 and 2019 – finding themselves on the winning side of this epic classic clash against Affies?

There is a saying be weary of the injured bull, but more importantly one should be weary of the hungry lion.

With not much to lose, The Candies will be itching to go, as they face a strong Witbulle side away this weekend with the first XV kicking off at 13:30.

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Twenty years ago, in 2003, the current Sharks defense coach, Joey Mongalo captained a Boys High side which featured the likes of Chiliboy Ralepelle to an emphatic 18-6 victory which ended an 18-year drought, which could inspire the current crop of players to pull off a similar feat.

If one was to critically analyze the facts as it stands; two out of these winning teams (2003 and 2005) were coached by Paul ‘The Lion’ Anthony, and again in 2019 when he was appointed as Director of Rugby.

What is more interesting if you dive deeper into the history of these two schools, when Mr Anthony was the first XV scrumhalf, Pretoria Boys High School tasted victory in 1976. The school won 19-9, after a four-year losing streak prior to that.

With a long affiliation against his nemesis Affies, he provides great perspective and guidance to the boys, on what it is like to come from a position of loss into the possibility of winning and how to seize the moment.

Looking at the present two sides one would feel the sides have both probably performed slightly under-par this year based on their results. Both squads on paper at the beginning of the year, looked very competitive with a number of provincial representatives forming part of a strong Blue Bulls set-up.

Both teams have recently lost to Maritzburg College, Boys High going down 43-12, while Affies suffered a 50-31 loss at home the week before. The hosts however beat Hoërskool Waterkloof by 57-31 last weekend and will look to take forward that momentum.

Affies, South African Schools player Janco Purchase makes a return to the side after missing out against Maritzburg College, after having been bitten by a spider. The inside center is quick to the ball and has a good match awareness.

The Candies remain without their preferred number 10, Tattersall who is still sidelined due to an injury. Winger Itu Baloyi misses out this weekend also due to injury, while Jermaine Chisanga makes it into the starting XV, and gets an opportunity to showcase his talent on the wing.

In what is expected to be a physical match-up, keep an eye on the forward packs, where the size advantage of Affies may play a significant role. Captains Steyn Truter and Shaun Schürmann will come toe-toe when they face each other in the scrums, where both players know each other well, having played together at Craven Week.

Long-Standing History

The first encounter took place in 1923 after Affies split from the original Pretoria Boys’ High, with Boys High initially dominating, where the schools faced each other on three separate occasions in that year. The Candies won the inaugural clash winning that match 6-3.

However, Affies gradually gained momentum, and from the seventies onward, they started to dominate the encounters – making life difficult for the boys across the railway.

Over the years, they have played 120 games, with Affies winning 69, Pretoria Boys’ High securing 42 victories, and 9 matches ending in draws. During the COVID pandemic the 2020 clash between the two schools was not played, the only other time matches that have been cancelled were in 1944 during the second World War and in 1957 during the great flu pandemic.

With a long history behind these two schools, one can feel the tension brewing across the railway line in the build-up to this hotly contested match. Affies will walk into this fixture as favorites having won a higher percentage of their matches compared to the visitors.

Perhaps the roar of ‘The Lion’ can motivate the Candies on what it is like to taste victory in this hugely anticipated South African schoolboy rugby derby match which dates back 98 years.

Expect a large crowd to gather where the stands will be packed with old boys from schools pouring in to watch. Hold onto your seats, as another classic clash awaits!

The teams:

Affies: 15 Migael de Lange, 14 Stephan Brits, 13 Theuns Maritz, 12 Janco Purchase, 11 Eagan Roux, 10 Ruben Pienaar, 9 Hendre Schoeman, 8 Ruan Lippold, 7 Juan Vorster, 6 Braam Swanepoel, 5 Jonathan Eloff, 4 JD Hattingh, 3 Ethan Van Dyk 2 FC van Rooyen, 1 Steyn Truter (captain).

Pretoria Boys’ High: 15 Kyle Hezlett, 14 Jermaine Chisanga, 13 Ntsako Ndlovu, 12 Rickus Wessels, 11 Christoper Smith, 10 Keethan Fitz, 9 Joshua Naude, 8 Stephen Adams, 7 Marcel De Beer, 6 Thapelo Mphela, 5 Tsephpiso Shikhibana, 4 Randy Muzungu, 3 Ofentse Moeng, 2 Shaun Schürmann, 1 Kitso Mokoena.

Fixtures:

All fixtures are taking place on Affies A-Field.

u14A: 8:00 am

u15A: 9:00 am

u16A: 10:00 am

u19B: 12:20 pm

u19A: 13:30 pm

In a tradition that has spanned three centuries, Dale and Selborne come together for their second game of 2023. 

The first encounter took place on the 20th of May, with Selborne taking a 31-23 victory on their home soil. 

Dale will look to even the score as they host Selborne this Saturday.

In terms of historic victories, Dale has earned 103, while Selborne has earned 75. 

Saturday will provide some of the most competitive as well as anticipated fixtures of the year for both schools.

Graeme College and Queen’s College will also take the field this Saturday in what should be a high paced match. 

Queen’s has proven time and time again that they are a team to be reckoned with this year. With 13 victories so far for 2023, it is clear that they can hold up against any competition that is put before them. 

Graeme College has also had a successful season; they have earned nine victories and will be fighting for their tenth on Saturday. 

Although the end of the rugby season is drawing near, there will be a number of fixtures taking place this weekend. 

The teams:

Selborne College – 15 Siya Sakhela, 14 Thomas Braun, 13 Cole Schonknecht, 12 Chad de Beyer, 11 Anjolauluwa Sogbanmu, 10 Daniel Larkin, 9 Amani Somana, 8 Gcina Puzi, 7 Dewan du Preez, 6 Grant Day, 5 Josh Carr, 4 Zuko Poswa, 3 Nathi Nthuli, 2 Jordan Luck, 1 Sandi Msengana.

Dale College – 15 Oyama Kuse, 14 Cole van Staden, 13 Athenkosi Msileni, 12 Sokonwabo Ngcete, 11 Owethu Mpondo, 10 Phikolomzi Mtyalela, 9 Linembasa Mayoyo, 8 Lindokuhle Xozwa, 7 Uphendule Ntsomi, 6 Uminathi Ntsomi, 5 Sinovuyo Xuma, 4 Josh Hall, 3 Anda Bukula, 2 Liyabona Matyana, 1 Lwahluma Maki. 

Graeme College vs Queen’s College at 14:00:

Graeme College – 15 Hlombe Kepe, 14 Olona Ngcobondwana, 13 Mu-Eed Fritz, 12 Kenneth Magau, 11 Licebo Ngwentle, 10 Xolisa Mdyesha, 9 Steven du Preez, 8 Fumani Baloyi, 7 Bhato Hlekani, 6 Ncwane Mbanjwa, 5 Abongile Golela, 4 Ayola Mali, 3 Sipho Mgidlana, 2 Soso Sizani, 1 Sango Mayekiso.

Queens’s College – 15 Siya Konki, 14 Jed Stone, 12 Litha Kulashe, 11 Thina Fenako, 10 Turshaan Hare, 9 Ryan Denston, 8 Axola Khatshwa, 7 Mbasa Nda, 6 Sisipho Mpaka, 5 Uyanda Mlungwana, 4 Thina Jaxa, 3 Abulele Bolotini, 2 Sbongakonke Mfeya, 1 Kyle Aylwin. 

The fixtures: 

12:30 – Hoërskool Grens vs Hudson Park; 12:40 – Grey High School vs Muir College; 14:00 –  Graeme College vs Queen’s College; 14:30 – Nico Malan vs Die Brandwag (Uitenhage); 15:00 – Selborne College vs Dale College.

 

Hoërskool Durbanville and Brackenfell battle it out for supremacy in the northern suburbs on Saturday when they meet in Durbanville.

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Both teams have had impressive seasons and this game will go a long way to determining who the top dogs in the area really are.

Durbies have put up more than 50 points against five of their opponents this year and can boast with some big names on the list of teams they’ve beaten, including a historic 26-25 victory against Paarl Boys’ High earlier in the season, and the likes of Rondebosch Boys’ High (35-19), HTS Drostdy (61-3) and Hoërskool Bellville (72-12) more recently.

They are without their star centre, James Nero, who is in Trinidad and Tobago where he will be competing at the Commonwealth Youth Games as part of the SA u18 Sevens team from Sunday but they have more than enough pace in the backline to cover for him this weekend.

Valrhino Olckers (fullback), Sean Klein (flyhalf) and Jayden Nell (eighth man) are some of the other speedsters to look out for in the Durbie team this weekend, and their scrumhalf, Monray Daars, ties it all together expertly and guides the attack.

Nell already received and signed a contract from SARU Sevens committing him to the South African Sevens setup for next year.

Brackenfell won 10 games in a row this season, before having their streak broken last weekend when they came up short 21-14 against Hugenote in Wellington.

They will need to bounce back quickly and be at their best this weekend to contain a Durbanville side who have punished any signs of weakness this season.

The visitors’ vice-captain and centre, Xavier Valentine, has shown that he can also get around the pitch and will be valuable for Brackenfell on Saturday.

Among the forwards, lock, Tiaan Crous and captain and eighth man, Raiden Rodney, are two players to keep an eye on as the Brakkies will look to dominate the contact point to control the pace of the game against Durbanville who will want to keep the ball alive and in the hands of their backline.

The teams are:

Hoërskool Durbanville vs Brackenfell at 12:20:

Hoërskool Durbanville: 15 Valrhino Olckers, 14 Damian Hendrikse, 13 Lian Jordaan, 12 Shadwill Engelbrecht, 11 Cayden Louw, 10 Shaun Klein, 9 Monray Daars, 8 Jayden Nell, 7 Evert Bouwer, 6 William Goldswain, 5 Liam Baird, 4 Rikus Saaiman, 3 Anru van Rhyn, 2 Devon Strydom, 1 Wian Koen.

Brackenfell: 15 Caden Davids, 14 Randy Kabamba, 13 Cayden Scheffers, 12 Xavier Valentine, 11 Liam Lucas, 10 Sebastiaan Hahn, 9 Mickyle Smith, 8 Raiden Rodney, 7 Luhn van Wyk, 6 Nicholas van Wyk, 5 Ntsika Njomgonkulu, 4 Tiaan Crous, 3 Craigan Matroos, 2 Liyema Sithetho, 1 Johan Groenewald.

Other fixtures: 11:45 – Tygerberg vs Swartland; 11:50 – Hoërskool Bellville vs Stellenberg; 12:00 – HTS Bellville vs DF Malan; 12:10 – Labori t Fairbarn.

Potchefstroom Volkskool will face a tough ask when they go head-to-head against a revitalized Merensky Side in a do or die clash for both teams in the SDC Noordvaal Cup Bowl-division.

Both teams still have a good chance of qualifying for the playoffs, but a loss could mean the end of the line.

Merensky showed that they are not to be written off in the division after they thumped Dr. Malan in Tzaneen last week. The Light Blues shrugged of the negativity thrown at them after their defeat in Brakpan and proved to their critics that they are indeed a class outfit.

Openside flank, Hardus Terblanche, has been tremendous for Merensky thus far. Terblanche’s work rate has been exceptionally high throughout the season as he continues to wreak havoc at ruck time.

The flanker has also been remarkable in broken play proving to be a danger on attack too. The home side will have to make due without their stalwart, Waldie Haasbroek, who misses out due to injury, but will look to Lukas Pieterse to fill the big boots of Haasbroek in the number eight jersey.

At the back, Byron Hendricks has been pivotal at ten with consistent performances from the tee as well top-notch distribution to the danger men on his outside.

The men from Potchefstroom enjoyed a bye last week and will look to capitalize on the extra rest when they travel up to the Lowveld.

Christo Rose returns to his familiar position at flyhalf. Rose has been instrumental for the Volkies, playing an attacking brand of rugby and will it prove to be an interesting tussle between the two flyhalves.

The Volkies flyhalf has also been remarkable from the tee and with some guidance from Springbok legend, Morne Steyn, in a kicking clinic during the break, he will undoubtedly be a danger with his kicking boot.

Upfront, it’s been the tight five from Volkies who’ve been a thorn in the side of many a team, with none being better than tight head prop, Johan van Tonder. Van Tonder has been solid at scrum time and will once again look to go on the rampage with his burly ball carries.

Wesvalia will welcome Die Anker in Klerksdorp for their long-anticipated clash. Die Anker still wear the mantle of unbeaten thus far after their comfortable win (38-13) against Eldoraigne last week. Although, Wesvalia will be a horse of a different colour as they too came out on top against Pietersburg last week, keeping them on the winning track.

The battle will be upfront between the two packs with both teams playing very physical rugby and with both teams having serious fire power out the back it will come down to who can dominate among the big men up front.

Eldoraigne will look to get back to winning ways when they travel to Dr Malan. The men from Pretoria will look to rub some more salt in the wounds of Dr Malan after their hiding in Tzaneen last week. Inside centre, Rynardt Gelderblom, makes his return to add some more empathise too an already imposing backline.

Dr. Malan is still searching for that first elusive first victory in the competition and will look to capitalize on home ground advantage to come out on top.

Pietersburg travel to Alberton in search of revival after their loss against Wesvalia last weekend. The side from Pietersburg has been very hot and cold thus far and will hope that the right team pitches up to claim an important victory to keep their hunt for a playoff spot alive.

The teams:

Merensky vs Potchefstroom Volkskool at 12:50 in Tzaneen:

Merensky: 15 Caleb Mokgalaotse, 14 Clifford Ledwaba, 13 Klokke Mohlala, 12 Ulrich Mare, 11 Mahlatse Semoosa, 10 Byron Hendricks, 9 Dirk De Nysschen, 8 Lukas Pieterse, 7 Tian Viljoen Krugel, 6 Hardus Terblanche, 5 Zander Hydenrych, 4 Luan Verster, 3 Tirelo Mashapa, 2 Ruan Marcos, 1 Divan Pietersen.

Potch Volkies: 15 Charls Rochart, 14 Andre Zillie, 13 Tiaan Gouws, 12 Ludwich Should, 11 Francois Smit, 10 Christo Rose, 9 Johandre Maree, 8 Dewald Groenewald, 7 Johan Malherbe, 6 Wian Alberts, 5 Konrad Pretorius, 4 Marco Oosthuizen, 3 Johan van Tonder, 2 Andre van Zyl, 1 Brendon Steenkamp.

Wesvalia vs Die Anker at in Klerksdorp:

Wesvalia: 15 Marno Dreyer, 14 Teboho Sekonyela, 13 Deon Viljoen, 12 Philip Janse van Rensburg, 11 Werner Kruger, 10 Richardt van Heerden, 9 Chad Hofmeyer, 8 Hanre Venter, 7 Hennoh Visser, 6 Francios Drumond, 5 Wessel Sevenster, 4 Vian Botes, 3 Koos Kleynhans, 2 Junior Kuhn, 1 Heinrich Jansen van Vuuren.

Die Anker: 15 Damien Muller, 14 Breedt la Grange, 13 Duhan du Plessis, 12 Branden Crous, 11 Christiaan Nell, 10 Benton Giessing, 9 Danie Smit, 8 Hanru Pienaar, 7 Siya Shongwe, 6 AJ Roux, 5 Reagan Pretorius, 4 Ruben Herbst, 3 Daniel du Toit, 2 Dihan de Villiers, 1 Buks Britz.

Dr. Malan vs Alberton at 11:15 in Meyerton:

Dr. Malan: 15 Collyn Fourie, 14 Dian van der Berg, 13 Andreas Botha, 12 Dillon Gouws, 11 Dante Morat, 10 Juan Stols, 9 JP Kinghom, 8 JJ Bester, 7 Waldo de Wet, 6 Herman du Plessis, 5 Clayton Button, 4 Xander Boshoff, 3 Ziwan Karrani, 2 Duhan Rheeder, 1 Kananelo Mtambo.

Eldoraigne: 15 JP Meyer, 14 Hendru van Zyl, 13 Marchand Nel, 12 Rynhardt Gelderblom, 11 Ivan Vermeulen, 10 Reynier Kidson, 9 Donnevin Naude, 8 Johan Coetsee, 7 Anroux du Plessis, 6 Divan de Jager, 5 Myburgh van Wyk, 4 Shane Henery, 3 Jaco Fourie, 2 Jaydon Niehaus, 1 Willie Diffenthal.

Pietersburg vs Alberton at 13:30 in Pietersburg:

Pietersburg: 15 Divan van Tonder, 14 Devon Janse van Rensburg, 13 Hanno van Zyl, 12 Wian Terblanche, 11 Niel Smit. 10 Vincent Luckhoff, 9 Divan Brown, 8 Henre Venter, 7 Reuben Weyer, 6 Keegan Baker, 5 Dewan Gobey, 4 Jayden de Bruyn, 3 Floris Venter, 2 Dewald de Beer, 1 Jan-Hendrik Venter.

Alberton: TBC

 

 

Oos-Moot have a different kind of challenge that awaits them in Tzaneen when they face Ben Vorster on Saturday in their SDC Noordvaal Cup Shield-clash in Tzaneen.

The Buffel’s haven’t had the best of seasons thus far but put up a very good display against Secunda two weeks ago falling just short of what would have been a major upset.

The men from Tzaneen looked like a new team in recent times and with a bye last week had some extended rest after a very physical meeting against the hard men from Secunda.

Oos-Moot on the other hand faced two tough challenges in as many weeks having to travel to Lichtenburg and playing against Secunda last weekend which went down to the wire.

Chadwin Storm slots in at his familiar position on inside centre for the home side. Storm has been instrumental in the midfield with his amazing ability to attack the smallest of spaces. He will also be one to watch out for on defence being the backbone in the backline for the Buffel’s.

The danger man lurking at the back Neo Sephuna will look to add some flair on attack to add to his impressive performance on defence two weeks ago.

Upfront, the Buffels will welcome back their ever-present tight head prop, Meyer Vorster. Vorster’s presence will add some fire power to the Vossies scrum, together with his colleague at hooker, Christopher Jansen van Vuuren, the duo will be a hand full on attack as well with their burly ball carries.

Oos-Moot on the other hand suffered two major blows in their encounter against Secunda last week, one being their stalwart and playmaker upfront, Gert Hendrik Grobler, who suffered a shoulder dislocation, but still posses the abilities of Wade Williams on the side of the scrum who will make live very difficult for the Vossie defenders when he gets going with ball in hand. Williams has also been exceptional at the breakdowns and plays a pivotal role on defence.

The men from the Moot will look to flyhalf, Charl van der Sluis, to continue his good run of form and take a leadership role in a side struggling with injuries to guide them to a victory which will secure a home semi-final and a chance to rest some key players in their last fixture.

Secunda comes up against Hugenote (Springs) and will look to keep their unbeaten streak going, a victory against the men from Springs will ultimately secure a home semi final for the table toppers, but they will have to make due without their stalwart lock, Zack Loock, who misses out due to injury, but have a more than capable replacement in Bakkies Bezuidenhout who has been instrumental for the 2^nd XV since his return from injury. Bezuidenhout was part of the u16 green Squad last year and seems more than capable to fill the big boots of Loock.

Hugenote have struggled thus far but will want to prove that they are not to be taken lightly, especially in their own back yard. Aiden Mazirel will want to light the fire among his forwards when he slots in at hooker once again. Mazirel has been impressive on defence and won’t shy away from the physicality that Secunda brings to the table.

Ligbron will travel to Kempton Park to face Jeugland. The men from Ermelo have hit their straps in recent times with two big victories under their belt, beating Heidelberg Volkskool (31-19) and Lichtenburg (21-17) with the later being away from home. The two impressive victories have given them a fighting chance to qualify for the playoffs.

Jeugland will look to upset the rhythm of Ligbron. With them being out of the race for the playoffs they will want to end on a high starting with a victory over the men from Ermelo.

Lichtenburg welcome Heidelberg Volkskool in a do or die clash for them. The team from North West have to come out on top against the visitors to keep their hopes alive. Liggies has struggled in the last couple of weeks with loosing twice in as many weeks, both being at home.

For Heidelberg Volkskool this too is some what of a do or die clash with Ligbron coming through strong in the last couple of weeks, putting some pressure on the team from Heidelberg to secure a spot in the top four.

The teams:

Ben Vorster vs Oos-Moot at 12:40 in Tzaneen:

Ben Vorster: 15 Neo Sephuma, 14 Ruan Sutherland, 13 Tihandre Reyneke, 12 Chadwin Storm, 11 Damian Bye, 10 Divan Spangenberg, 9 Cilliers van Heerden, 8 Aza Mabe, 7 Layhton Nel, 6 Mias Koen, 5 Aldo Blignaut, 4 Nkateko Phakula, 3 Meyer Jacobs, 2 Christophen Janse van Vuuren, 1 Chris Snyman.

Oos-Moot: Not available.

Secunda vs Hugenote at 12:20 in Secunda:

Secunda: 15 Tian Delarey, 14 Ryan Erasmus, 13 Tyran Moolman, 12 Tian Steyn, 11 Luan Lottering, 10 Jean du Toit, 9 Jarno Haaroff, 8 Mike Pretorius, 7 Hanre Hattingh, 6 Sibusiso Ngubane, 5 Armand Kwooitz, 4 Bakkies Bezuidenhout, 3 Tumelo Mtshali, 2 Henrico Fourie, 1 Jayden Shnuir.

Hugenote: 15 Leon Jacobs, 14 Hardus Steynberg, 13 Jason Joubert, 12 Vian van Dyk, 11 Tiaan Smit, 10 Corne Pretorius, 9 Miguelle Shoultz, 8 Hendrik Eybers, 7 Tyron Hand, 6 Anthony Smith, 5 Zandre van der Schyff, 4 Xavier Ungerer, 3 Liam Davidtz, 2 Aiden Mazirel, 1 Henre Oosthuizen.

Jeugland vs Ligbron at 12:30 in Kempton Park:

Jeugland: 15 Oregopotse Shilibane, 14 Billy Rheeder, 13 Jeandré Momberg, 12 Jacques du Plessis, 11 Lynghe Pretorius, 10 Nghlanhla Ndlovu, 9 Marno Maritz, 8 Keanan Watson, 7 Siyanda Mbanjwa, 6 Relebohile Letlala, 5 Sharon Nsenda, 4 Shamma Nsenda, 3 Mundilu Emeraude, 2 Rynhardt Olivier, 1 Devan de Jager.

Ligbron: 15 Khaya Mahlangu, 14 Landulwazi Nkosi, 13 Qhawe Lukhele, 12 Sithelo Zikhali, 11 Asanda Mabuza, 10 Anele Ngwenya, 9 Diean Swart, 8 Kyle Alves, 7 Sinothile Mandonsela, 6 Ayanda Mkwebane, 5 Jaco van Wyk, 4 Arno Koekemoer, 3 Mpho Ngwenya, 2 Henco du Bruyn, 1 King Nhlapho.

Lichtenburg vs Heidelberg Volkies at 13:30 in Lichtenburg:

Lichtenburg: 15 Collen Pereira, 14 Johandré van der Walt, 13 Lukie Benson, 12 Antonia Vasjel, 11 Tian Crowther, 10 Albert Joubert, 9 Willem van Niekerk, 8 Dries Scheepers, 7 Tiaan Booysen, 6 DG Jacobs, 5 John Kleynhans, 4 GJ Malan, 3 Tommie Scott, 2 Eddie du Preez, 1 Ockie Lotriet.

Heidelberg Volkies: 15 Kayle Venter, 14 Tristan La Grange, 13 Rhys Thompson, 12 Ruduwaan Rodgers, 11 Jeandre Kleinhans, 10 Joshua Booysen, 9 AJ Engelbrecht, 8 Dian La Grange, 7 Daniel Jordaan, 6 Christiaan Jordaan, 5 Joshua Munro, 4 Daniel Munro, 3 Hanre Strydom, 2 Lian Pelzer, 1 Botshelo Motsepe.

 

 

 

Oakdale Landbou pak hierdie naweek hul grootste toets van die seisoen sover aan waneer hulle teen Grey-kollege in Bloemfontein gaan speel.

Die wedstryd is regstreeks beskikbaar op SuperSport Schools – Registreer nou – Skakel vir die wedstryd, Saterdag om 13:30.

Hierdie twee spanne het nog net vier keer teen mekaar gespeel. Grey het die eerste drie van daardie ontmoetings gewen, voordat Oakdale verlede jaar vir Grey op die plaas in Riversdal kon inperk om 17-elk gelykop te speel.

Grey was egter nog in al die ander wedstryde met meer as 20 punte baas, en hulle sal die gaping tussen hulself en die res van die top-rugbyskole in Suid Afrika wil beklemtoon met ‘n goeie vertoning op hul tuisveld voordat hulle die seisoen afsluit teen Paul Roos.

Die trotse Bloemfonteinse inrigting beleef ‘n merkwaardige, onoorwonne seisoen en het selfs teen van die sterkste spanne in die land, soos Paarl Gimnasium (33-12), Garsfontein (23-9), Paarl Boys’ High (39-30) en Outeniqua (19-17) eenvoudig gelyk asof hulle op ‘n vlak van hul eie is.

Saterdag sal dan die eerste keer wees wat die Bloemfonteiners hul helde op eie bodem in aksie sal kan sien, nadat Jean Erasmus (stut), JJ Theron (agsteman), Christiaan van der Westhuizen (skrumskakel), Ian van der Merwe (losskakel) gedurende die vakansie vir die SA Skole span gekies is wat teen Engeland en Frankryk gaan meeding.

Benito Goeda (senter), Pieter van der Merwe (senter) en Ranon Fouché (stut) is ook vir die SA A groep verkies. Saterdag sal al hierdie seuns se laaste skolewedstryd wees, aangesien hulle Grey se finale bepaling van die jaar teen Paul Roos gaan misloop.

Grey is hierdie naweek sonder sy dinamiese slot, Marno Stopforth, wie Sondag begin deelneem aan die Statebond Jeugspele in Trinidad en Tobago as deel van die SA o.18 Sewes-span.

Watokal verder mag gebeur hierdie seisoen, Grey het weereens gewys hoekom hulle as van die beste in die wêreld beskou word met hul oorheersing teen die sterkste teenstanders in Suid Afrika en die hoeveelheid spelers wat hulle kon oplewer vir die provinsiale en nasionale spanne.

Die besoekers het verlede naweek ‘n goeie 31-24 sege in Worcester teen HTS Drostdy behaal maar dit sal hul beste vertoning van die jaar verg om vir Grey in Bloemfontein te pootjie.

Sy vlugvoetige vleuel, Therlow Prins, is een van die opwindendste spelers. Hy kon verlede naweek drie keer agter die doellyn gaan kuier.

Oakdale begin die wedstryd sonder een van hul ander gevaarmanne, Shaydon Fradie (losskakel), alhoewel hul generaal in die middeveld dalk later ‘n verskyning vanaf die reserwebank mag maak.

Voorlangs is dit die manne van Riversdal se slot, Roy Viljoen, en agsteman, Erick Steyn, wat hierdie seisoen uitstaan, maar daar was nog nie ‘n pal voorspelers wat vir Grey-kollege kon domineer hierdie jaar nie, en dit sal ‘n titaniese poging neem om dit hierdie naweek in Bloemfontein reg te kry.

Die spanne is:

Grey-kollege t. Oakdale Landbou om 13:30:

Grey-kollege: 15 Vincent Wolhuter, 14 Hanré du Plessis, 13 Benito Goeda, 12 Pieter van der Merwe, 11 Martin Botha, 10 Ian van der Merwe, 9 Christiaan van der Westhuizen, 8 JJ Theron, 7 Keegan Scholtz, 6 Jean-Henri Smit, 5 Schalk du Plessis, 4 Heinrich Theron, 3 Jean Erasmus, 2 Liam van Wyk, 1 Ranon Fouché

Oakdale Landbou: 15 Waylon Kortjie, 14 Duraan Janse van Rensburg, 13 Louis Fourie, 12 Kurt Coetzee, 11 Therlow Prins, 10 Zandre Conradie, 9 Tian Ferreira, 8 Erick Steyn, 7 Migail Barnard, 6 Hanno Louw, 5 Roy Viljoen, 4 Hanre Jubelius, 3 Devon Windvogel, 2 JC van Wyk, 1 Marco Steyn.

Die Griekwaland-Wes klein- en mediumskole halfeindronde vind Saterdag by die Kimberley-stadion plaas.

Hartswater en Hoërskool Kathu veg dit uit vir een van die plekke in die mediumskole-eindstryd, voordat Curro Kathu en Hopetown mekaar pak in die hoofwedstryd van die dag.

Curro Kathu lyk soos die gunstelingspan om vanjaar se titel te neem na hul 41-10 sege oor hul buurskool in die groot Kathu-derby verlede naweek.

Hul spoedvraat binnesenter, Julius Muzaza, is een van die gevaarpunte in hul agterlyn en is ‘n speler om die naweek dop te hou.

Hopetown se skakelpaar van Junaid Jood (losskakel) en Driean Wiid (skrumskakel) is hierdie seisoen baie effektief vir hulle, maar Curro Kathu is tot dusver nog onstuitbaar in die liga en Hopetown sal hul beste vertoning van die jaar moet lewer om hulle te ontstel.

Hartswater het ook bo aan hul poel geeindig na ‘n sterk seisoen, ondanks hul nederlaag in die derby laas naweek het Hoërskool Kathu egter ook baie goed gevaar die seisoen, en daardie wedstryd belowe om een van die hardste van die dag te wees.

In die kleinskole-halfeindronde speel De Aar teen Postmasburg en Douglas teen Namakwaland.

Douglas beleef ook ‘n sterk seisoen hierdie jaar. Hulle het onlangs vir Kimberley Boys’ High met 73-0 kaf gedraf en kon vroeër die jaar in hul groot inter teen Hopetown met 22-19 wen nadat hulle teen halftyd nog agter was.

Sy slot, AJ Wiid, is gereeld deel van die aksie en hulle kan staat maak op die skopskoen van hul senter, Janro Faber, sowel as die losskakel, Caleb Fisher.

Die spanne is:

Curro Kathu t. Hopetown om 16:00:

Curro Kathu: 15 Luis Cassumba, 14 Timothy Isaacs, 13 Julius Muzaza, 12 Rehaden van Wyk, 11 Ashley Sickles, 10 Leighton Hopshire, 9 Marcwin Nero, 8 Ruben Wessels, 7 Zavier Magerman, 6 Lindzae Peacock, 5 De-Anzo Eilerd, 4 Biochoko Thlopele, 3 Damian Maclean, 2 Wiaan Hatting, 1 Michael Viljoen.

Hopetown: 15 Rewaldo Olyn, 14 Gino Jood, 13 Cheslyn Jonas, 12 Tyrese Human, 11 Dewaan Makaleni, 10 Junaid Jood, 9 Driean Wiid, 8 Gerard Wiid, 7 Lucien Bosman, 6 Tshulu Ntlama, 5 JF Prins, 4 Hennie du Plessis, 3 Christiaan Smit, 2 Thomas Bisset, 1 Richard Smith.

Hartswater t. Hoërskool Kathu om 14:20:

Hartswater: TBC

Hoërskool Kathu: 15 Louis Marx, 14 Eagon Barry, 13 Ashrand Rooi, 12 Stefan Brits, 11 Elandro Rooiland, 10 Mitchell Havenga, 9 Caylib Jacobs, 8 DP Kotze, 7 Meiring Grove, 6 Ockie Maritz, 5 Tinus Barnard, 4 Denzil von Broen, 3 Duan Janse van Rensburg, 2 Riaan Esterhuizen, 1 Kutlo Moyo.

De Aar t. Postmasburg om 13:00:

De Aar: 15 Alvandré van Wyk, 14 Braudy Rosendal, 13 Inga Nongqyai, 12 Thapelo Mphulunyana, 11 Asekho Mnele, 10 Luhle Moses, 9 Amand Kityenge, 8 Malcolm James, 7 Solulelo Matha, 6 Athong Motstatsi, 5 Lithemba Filifani, 4 Lukhalo Yekani, 3 Bre-Win Isaacs, 2 Pieter-John Visser, 1 Athanda N.

Postmasburg: 15 Lorenzo Hael, 14 Carlo de Beer, 13 Mandre Maritz, 12 Oratile Mathe, 11 Andile Tshaka, 10 Emmanuel van der Merwe, 9 Eugene Makhubedu, 8 Schalk van Wyk, 7 Phumezo Nel, 6 Bradley Clark, 5 Jack Nhundu, 4 Paul Murray, 3 Koketso Pule, 2 Evando Markus, 1 Bradley Mophatlheng.

Douglas t. Namakwaland om 11:40:

Douglas: 15 Canden de Jager, 14 Zane Paulse, 13 Janro Faber, 12 Gershwin Claasen, 11 Darren Pretorius, 10 Caleb Fisher, 9 Phillip de Jager, 8 Stefan Brummer, 7 Juandre Steenkamp, 6 James Scholtz, 5 NJ Eveleigh, 4 AJ Wiid, 3 Deyante van der Westhuizen, 2 Michael Lovemore, 1 Shawn Wheeler.

Namakwaland: 15 Conway Williams, 14 Dequin van Wyk, 13 Rihaadt Cloete, 12 Jackwin Magerman, 11 Berton Visser, 10 Leorick Magerman, 9 Mikhail Afrikaner, 8 Raven Petro, 7 Markwin Kordom, 6 Pieter van der Walt, 5 Logan Karstens, 4 Earlio Paul, 3 Dequin Engelbrecht, 2 Zander Coleman, 1 Chad-Lee Jansen.

Ander bepalings:

o.17: 09:00 – Namakwaland t. Prieska; 09:00 – Curro Kathu t. De Aar; 10:20 – Hartswater t. Postmasburg; 10:20 – Hopetown t. Hoërskool Kathu.

o.15: 11:40 – Namakwaland t. Wildeklawer Akademie; 13:00 – Douglas t. HMO; 14:20 – Curro Kathu t. Hartswater; 16:00 – De Aar t. Hoërskool Kathu.

Middelburg will look to take advantage of their home ground advantage to overcome a strong Transvalia side to secure a spot in the playoffs of the SDC Noordvaal Cup Plate-division.

Middelburg managed to overcome a spirited Montana side in their victory of 19-17 last week. The side from Mpumalanga were behind at the break but fought back to claim a victory which meant they moved to fourth place.

Middies posses a very strong pack and will look to get the upper hand in the scrum like they’ve done the for most of the season. Wandisa Mthobeni has been a menace at lock with his imposing physicality and presence at ruck time.

The lock has also made a habit of crossing the whitewash for his side and gaining valuable meters with ball in hand. He will be backed up by the big men in the front row Tebogo Nkosi (tight head) and Fumani Chauke (hooker) who’ve been instrumental in the Middies’ scrum as well as impressive on defence.

At the back, Luke Geldenhuys, will be one to look out for as he thrives on attacking the defences with his storming runs, getting over the advantage line more often than not.

Transvalia will undoubtedly bring the physicality upfront with hooker, Junior van Wyngaardt, leading the charge. Van Wyngaardt has been in tremendous form thus far and can be seen throwing his body around and announcing his presence at ruck time and on defence.

It will be an interesting battle between the two backlines with Duan du Toit, taking charge in his familiar position at flyhalf.

Du Toit has been impressive from the kicking tee and possesses good vision on attack, bringing the danger man, Siya Khambula, into play at outside centre. Khambula has continued to impress with his good running lines and immense strength through in the tackle situation on attack, getting his team across the advantage line.

Klerksdorp will cross swords with Zwartkop when the meet in their SDC Noordvaal Cup Plate clash on Saturday.

The home side is still in search of their first victory of the competition after falling short 33-22 against HTS Middelburg last week. Klersdorp will look to the ever-impressive outside centre, Lebo Wageng, and flyer on the outside Papino Maluleke to provide the necessary empathise and flair to overcome Zwarries.

Zwartkop will look to get back to winning ways after their loss against Kempton. The Zwarries impressed against the men from Kempton and it seems that the side from Pretoria has started to gain some momentum towards the latter part of the season. Danilson Metcalfe has been remarkable out wide and will it be intriguing to see the battle between him and his opposite number, Maluleke.

The Teams:

Middelburg vs Transvalia in Middelburg:

Hoërskool Middelburg: Not received.

Transvalia: 15 Daniel Grobler, 14 Zintle Motsomai, 13 Siya Khambula, 12 Brandonlee Smit, 11 Ruben Claasen, 10 Duan du Tiot, 9 Anro Nagel, 8 Anro Labuschagne, 7 Xander Mcniel, 6 Wynand Stols, 5 Dane Beytel, 4 Vincent Britz, 3 Stiaan Breedt, 2 Junior van Wyngaardt, 1 Arne Botes.

Klerskdorp vs Wesvalia at 12:30 in Klerksdorp:

Klerksdorp: 15 Cohan Witbooi, 14 Brink van Wielligh, 13 Lebogang Wageng, 12 Leonard Bevan, 11 Papino Maluleke, 10 Decon Loots, 9 Izak Nienaber, 8 HJ Erasmus, 7 Pedri Snyman, 6 Kobus de Waal, 5 Pieter Kriel, 4 Heinrich Hovener, 3 Liam Pretorius, 2 Janu de Wet, 1 Juan-dre Botha.

Zwartkop: 15 Declan Grobler, 14 Denilson Metcalfe, 13 Kyle Blignaut, 12 Zander Farmer, 11 Milton Naude, 10 Waldo Smith, 9 Xavier Rabie, 8 Ian van der Westhuizen, 7 Leonard Lotriet, 6 Adriaan Jansen van Vuuren, 5 Nathan van Aswegen, 4 Johan van Heerden, 3 Xavier Boikano, 2 Reagna Smith, 1 Divan Wernich