Results:
Namibia 19, Limpopo Blue Bulls 19
Namibia 10, Pumas 33
Namibia 41, Zimbabwe 14
Team: 15 Gregory Stein (Windhoek THS), 14 Simataa Khama (Academia), 13 Robbie Bergh (Walvisbaai HS), 12 Marcus Bean (Windhoek HS), 11 Chrisander Botha (Walvisbaai HS), 10 Herman de Wet (Elnathan), 9 Ronald Slamet (Windhoek HS), 8 Milando Titus (Dr Lemmer), 7 PJ Erasmus (Etosha), 6 Morton van Kradenberg (Windhoek HS), 5 Retief Wessels (Windhoek HS), 4 André Dawids (Walvisbaai HS), 3 Casper Viviers (Windhoek HS), 2 Corné Elgelaar (Walvisbaai HS), 1 Ruwaine Hendricks (Dr Lemmer). Replacements: 16 Gerhard Claasen (Elnathan), 17 Morné Louw (Windhoek THS), 18 Jasper van Dyk (Elnathan), 19 Barnet Geldenhuys (Academia), 20 Riaan Vermaak (Windhoek HS), 21 Leon Stoop (Windhoek HS), 22 Gregory Bezuidenhout (Grootfontein).
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Namibia – 2005
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Craven Week – 1996
Day 1
Boland Academy 15 (10) – Tries: Marius Eyssen, Pieter Basson. Conversion: Daniël Roeman. Penalty: Juwellyn Kamfer. Stellaland 15 (3) – Tries: Heinie Palmer, Adam Smith. Conversions: Hein Hoffman. Penalty: Hoffman.
Northern Natal 34 (3) – Tries: Yaldrin Vicuery, Meiring Kritzinger, Frans Lourens, André Botha, Mauritz Botha. Conversions: Marius Kriel (3).Penalty: Kriel. Border Academy 0.
Eastern Province Academy 15 (12) – Tries: Brendon Johnson, Brendon Siebritz. Conversion: Monwabisi Mdyesha. Drop Goal: Christo Matill. Zimbabwe 15 (0) – Tries: Gregory Mataka, Krishna Mukuramidze. Conversion: Colin Strydom. Penalty: Strydom.
North Western Cape 13 (3) – Tries: Altus Meyer, René Brandt. Penalty: Hennie van der Bank. SARSA Academy 0.
Western Province 11 (8) – Try: Marius Schoeman. Penalty: Gareth Wright. Conversion: Willem de Waal. South Eastern Transvaal 7 (7) – Try: Jaco van der Westhuysen. Conversion: Van der Westhuysen.
Natal 18 (5) – Tries: John Camp, Sarel Coetzer. Conversion: André van Vuuren. Penalties: Van Vuuren (2). Transvaal 3 (3) – Penalty: Manfred Kali.
Eastern Transvaal 41 (10) – Tries: Jason de Kock (2), Pieter Coetzer (2), Marco Bricalli, Penalty Try. Conversions: Echbert Greeff (4). Penalty: Greeff. Northern Free State 6 (3) – Penalties: Christo Zietsman (2).
Vaal Triangle 27 (14) – Tries: Shaun Sowerby (2), Jonathan Jantjies, Quinton van der Westhuizen. Conversions: Renier Botha (2). Penalty: Botha. Griqualand West 5 (0) – Try: Dries Scholtz.
Day 2
North Eastern Cape 34 (19) – Tries: André van Gend, Morné van Tonder, Kholikile Ralo, Christophe du Toit. Conversion: Van Gend. Penalties: Van Gend (4). Namibia 29 (10) – Tries: Ashley McLobo, Diederik Jankowitz, Daniw Weitz, Frikkie Krone. Conversions: Weitz (3). Penalty: Weitz.
Lowveld 41 (14) – Tries: Marius van Staden (3), Luan Visagie (3), Daan Rossouw. Conversions: Johns Schoeman (3). SWD Academy 8 (0) – Try: Martin Potgieter. Penalty: AN Other.
Eastern Free State 21 (3) – Tries: Frik Bothma, Fanie Burgers, Friedrich Lombaard. Penalties: Coenraad Groenewald, Wouter van der Merwe. WP Academy B 14 (3) – Try: Stembile Makaleni. Penalty: Jaco van Schalkwyk. Drop Goals: Van Schalkwyk (2).
Natal Academy 8 (0) – Try: Lucky Massina. Penalty: Maso Bowles. WP Academy A 5 (5) – Try: Gerhard Kemp.
Day 3
Western Province 27 (14) – Tries: Guillaume Batt, Werner Naude, Maccie McMillan. Conversions: Gareth Wright (3). Penalty: Wright. Eastern Transvaal 16 (13) – Tries: Echbert Greeff. Conversion: Greeff. Penalties: Greeff (3).
Northern Free State 53 (32) – Tries: Abrie du Plessis (2), Capiet Campher, Jaco Schoeman, Jannie Oosthuizen, Lorenz Pulzone, Penalty Try. Conversions: Dolf Prinsloo (6). Penalties: Prinsloo (2). Eastern Province Academy 9 (6) – Penalties: Brendon Johnson (3).
Northern Natal 15 (10) – Tries: André Tustin, Shane van Vuuren. Conversion: Marius Kriel. Penalty: Kriel. Griqualand West 3 (3) – Penalty: Louw Kruger.
Zimbabwe 18 (8) – Tries: Mark van Beuningen (2). Conversion: Colin Strydom. Penalties: Strydom (2). Stellaland 5 (0) – Try: Willie Erasmus.
Natal 21 (15) – Tries: John Camp, James Steere. Conversion: Andrew Caldwell. Penalties: Caldwell (3). Vaal Triangle 19 (7) – Tries: Uwe Nicklbauer, Clinton Scheingold, Sean Sowerby. Conversion: Renier Botha.
South Eastern Transvaal 29 (21) – Tries: Frikkie Welsch (2), Kobus Kruger, Malan du Plessis. Conversions: Jaco van der Westhuysen (2). Penalty: Van der Westhuysen. Transvaal 22 (3) – Tries: Richard Hemer, Joshua Basson, Attie Naudé. Conversions: Naudé (2). Penalty: Naudé.
Day 4
08:30: Namibië t Laeveld. 09:40: SWD-akademie t WP-akademie B.
10:50: Verre Noord t Noordoos-Kaap. 12:00: Boland t Vrystaat. 13:10:
SWD t Natal-akademie. 14:20: Noord-Transvaal t Oostelike
Provinsie. 15:30: Oos-Vrystaat t WP- akademie A. 16:40:
Wes-Transvaal t Grens. -
Craven Week – 1992
Day 1
Northern Transvaal 5 – Try: Carel van Wyk. Natal 3 – Penalty: Greg Halstead.
Western Province 32 – Tries: Corne Krige, Marius Goosen, Louis Koen, Percy Montgomery. Conversions: Herschelle Gibbs (3). Penalties: Gibbs (2). Far North 15 – Tries: Kobus Erasmus, Wimpie Bannink. Conversion: Frikkie Spangenberg. Penalty: Spangenberg.
North Eastern Cape 13 – Tries: Johannes van Loggerenberg, Edwin Rose. Drop Goal: Nelis Ferreira. Western Transvaal 3 – Penalty: Barnard Cloete.
Northern Free State 31 – Tries: Albertus van Buuren (3), Mornay Wilkinson, Andries Wessels. Conversions: Martin Willemse (2), Willie Kriek. Stellaland 14 – Tries: Braam van Rensburg (2). Conversions: Gert Venter (2).
South Eastern Transvaal 24 – Tries: Ettienne Breytenbach, Carl Hancke. Conversion: Kallie Benade. Penalties: Benade (4). Boland 24 – Tries: Polla Marais, Neil Retief. Conversion: Solly Goosen. Penalties: Goosen (4).
Day 2
Eastern Province 21 – Tries: Francois Bruggeman, JP van der Mescht, Ginkel Venter. Conversions: Gareth Shaw (3). Transvaal 17 – Tries: Carl von Westing, Erwin van den Heever. Conversions: Joe Gillingham (2). Drop Goal: Dawie du Toit.
Eastern Free State 32 – Tries: Francois de Necker (2), Ignatius Wille, Kevin Beyleveldt, Derek Wessels. Conversions: Heyns Spershott (2). Penalty: Spershott. Lowveld 10 – Tries: Riaan Cronje, Charl Venter.
Eastern Transvaal 36 – Tries: Pieter Meyer, Marius Steyn, Danie van Schalkwyk, Jacques Prinsloo. Conversions: Meyer Swanepoel (4). Penalty: Swanepoel. South Western Districts 3 – Penalty: Peter Kinghorn.
Vaal Triangle 44 – Tries: Chris Steyn (2), Charl Marais, Johnny Fourie, Dawie Lessing, Emmet Holmes, Martin Channon. Conversions: Holmes (3). Penalty: Holmes. Griqualand West 13 – Try: Jannie Claassens. Conversion: Arthur Victor. Penalties: Victor (2).
Free State 35 – Tries: JR Oosthuizen (2), Nols Putter, Theo Kruger. Conversions: Stephen Brink (2). Penalties: Brink (3). Border 27 – Tries: Andrew Canny, Peter Harvey, Andre Vos, Charl van Rensburg. Conversions: Sean Sharp, Nolan Hansen. Penalty: Sharp.North Western Cape 23 – Tries: Jannie Genis, Adriaan Kotze. Conversions: Pieter Karsten (2). Penalties: Karsten (3). Northern Natal 21 – Tries: Gerrie Smit, Andre Snyman. Conversion: Roelf le Roux. Penalties: Le Roux (3).
Day 3
Northern Free State 15 – Tries: Mornay Esterhuysen (3). South Eastern Transvaal 9 – Penalties: Jannie Serfontein (3).
North Eastern Cape 22 – Tries: Tertius Genade, Anton Leonard, Jan-Harm van Wyk. Conversions: Edwin Rose (2). Drop Goal: Genade. Stellaland 10 – Try: Whally Viljoen. Conversion: Gert Venter. Penalty: Venter.
Western Province 20 – Tries: Marius Goosen, Corne Krige, Bles Kemp. Conversion: Herschelle Gibbs. Penalty: Gibbs. Northern Transvaal 13 – Tries: Carel van Wyk, Andre Swanepoel. Penalty: Francois Swanepoel.
Boland 14 – Try: Colin Berman. Penalties: Solly Goosen (3). Far North 11 – Try: Wimpie Bannink. Penalties: Frikkie Spangenberg (2).
Western Transvaal 36 – Tries: Neels Maritz (2), Pieter Steyl, Roddy Bancroft, Henkie Vermeulen, Neels Oosthuizen. Conversions: Steyl (2), Barnard Cloete. Natal 15 – Tries: Jonathan Brayley, Denver Kirsten, Clint Bruys.
Day 4
Vaal Triangle 24 – Tries: Stefan Jacobs, Lennie van der Riet, AJ de Jager. Conversions: Emmet Holmes (3). Penalty: Holmes. Eastern Transvaal 10 – Try: Eben Smuts. Conversion: Pieter Meyer. Penalty: Meyer.
South Western Districts 38 – Tries: Stefan Stander (2), Johan de Villiers (2), Peter Kinghorn. Conversions: Kinghorn (2). Penalties: Kinghorn (3). North Western Cape 15 – Tries: Martin Ras, Jaco Jacobs. Converion: Pieter Karsten. Penalty: Ras.
Free State 19 – Tries: Stephen Brink, JR Oosthuizen. Penalties: Brink (3). Eastern Province 10.
Transvaal 20 – Tries: Joe Gillingham, Dawie du Toit, Erwin van den Heever. Conversion: Gillingham. Penalty: Du Toit. Border 15 – Tries: Scott Kemp, Andre Vos. Conversion: Sean Sharp. Penalty: Nolan Hansen.
Griqualand West 10 – Try: Charl Kriel. Conversion: Bennie de Klerk. Penalty: De Klerk. Lowveld 8 – Tries: Rian van Biljon. Penalty: Riaan Cronje.
Eastern Free State 31 – Tries: Arno Gildenhuys (2), Heyns Spershott, Jaco Swarts, Waldo van Blerk. Penalties: Spershott. Northern Natal 14 – Try: Dian Karsten. Penalties: Roelof Fourie (3).
Day 5
Western Province 22 (8) – Tries: Herschelle Gibbs (2), Matthew Preen. Conversions: Gibbs (2). Penalty: Gibbs. Free State 16 (3) – Try: Claude McIntyre. Conversion: MJ Smith. Penalties: Smith (3).
Vaal Triangle 15 (8) – Tries: Chris Steyn, Dirk Hoffman. Conversion: Emmet Holmes. Penalty: Holmes. Northern Transvaal 9 (3) – Penalties: Rudi Kotze (3).
Transvaal 17 (14) – Try: Dino Perotti. Penalties: Joe Gillingham (4). Northern Free State 17 (5) – Tries: Martin Willemse (2), Albertus van Buuren. Conversion: Willemse.
Eastern Province 32 (15) – Tries: JP van der Mescht (2), Johan Barnard, Peter Goodyear. Conversions: Gareth Shaw (3). Penalties: Shaw (2). Border 22 (17) – Tries: Hayden Luck, Richard Bennet, Andre Vos. Conversions: Scott Kemp (2). Penalty: Kemp.
Western Transvaal 35 (17) – Tries: Neels Maritz (2), Roddy Bancroft, Kobus Alberts. Conversions: Pieter Steyl (3). Penalties: Steyl (3). Eastern Free State 15 (15) – Tries: Stefan du Preez, Derek Wessels. Conversion: Heyns Spershott. Penalty: Spershott.
Boland 12 (6) –
Boland 12 (6)
Noordoos-Kaap 10 (10)
DIE Boland het sy oorwinning in die laaste minute met ‘n strafdoel
deur Solly Goosen beklink en daarmee verseker dat hy die Cravenweek
die tweede agtereenvolgende jaar op ‘n onoorwonne noot afsluit.
NOK, wat sy eerste nederlaag gely het, het homself tot ‘n groot
mate vir sy nederlaag te blameer. Hy het genoeg gebiedsvoordeel en
balbesit gehad, maar onnodige foute naby se eie pale gemaak. Dit het
die wenspan in staat gestel om telkens deur die skoen van Goosen
terug te slaan.
Die hoogtepunt van die wedstryd was die prag-drie wat Edwin
Rose, NOK se heelagter, in die eerste helfte gaan druk het. Dit het
ná een van die mooiste agterlynbewegings in die toernooi gevolg.
Johan Wege (senter), Solly Goosen en Heinrich Kok het vir die
Boland uitgeblink, terwyl Edwin Rose, Johan Nienaber (senter),
Gerhardus Meyburgh (skrumskakel) en Jan- Hendrik van der Merwe
(haker) goeie spel vir NOK gelewer het.
Oos-Transvaal 31 (20)
Verre Noord 23 (17)
DIE eerste wedstryd op die A-veld het goeie en aanskoulike rugby
opgelewer omdat albei spanne lus gelyk het om die bal te dra.
Oos-Transvaal het die voordeellyn egter met meer welslae
aangeval en Verre Noord se verdediging kwaai beproef. Ongelukkig het
albei spanne ook baie foute gemaak en is 21 van die 54 punte met
strafskoppe aangeteken.
Vir die wenspan het Hermanus Herbst op heelagter geskitter,
Marius Steyn (senter) was die beste driekwart op die veld, terwyl
Riaan van Staden (slot) en Pieter Venter (vaskopflank) voor
uitgeblink het.
Danie Engelbrecht (linkervleuel), Wimpie Bannink (loskopflank),
Anton Roets (slot) en Willie Lotter (agtsteman) was Verre Noord se
beste spelers.
Danie van Schalkwyk (senter), Pieter Venter en Henk Oosthuizen
(haker) het die Ooste se drieë gedruk. Meyer Swanepoel (losskakel)
het met vier strafdoele en twee doelskoppe geslaag.
Vir Verre Noord het Danie Engelbrecht en Willie Lotter elk ‘n
drie gedruk. Frikkie Spangenberg (losskakel) was met drie strafdoele
en albei die doelskoppe in die kol.
Suidoos-Transvaal 14 (6)
Natal 12 (5)
SUIDOOS-TRANSVAAL se blitsige linkervleuel, Carel Hancke, het die
wendrie laat in die tweede helfte ná ‘n pragtige agterlynbeweging
gedruk.
Natal het baie balbesit gewen, maar kon sy bewegings nie afrond
nie en is ook goed deur die wenspan op die verdediging vasgelê.
Vir die wenspan het sy losskakel, Kallie Benade, en die
linkervleuel agter uitgeblink. In die agttal het Ferdi Labuschagne
(agtsteman) en Stefan Greyling (slot) goed gespeel.
Natal se beste spelers was Ryan Grobler (senter), Tyrone Franke
(skrumskakel), Leighton Pardy (loskopstut) en Hayden Pooke (slot).
Carel Hancke het Suidoos se drie gedruk en Kallie Benade met
drie strafskoppe geslaag.
Natal se drieë is deur Denver Kirsten (senter) en Scott Rood
(slot) gedruk, terwyl Bevan van der Westhuyzen (losskakel) met ‘n
doelskop geslaag het.
Stellaland 45 (14)
Noordwes-Kaap 0
STELLALAND het die grootste oorwinning in die toernooi behaal en
sewe drieë gedruk. Die wenspan het sake in veral die tweede helfte
heeltemal oorheers en NWK se verdediging aan repe gehardloop.
Die skakelpaar, Frikkie Botha en Boeta Hoffman, Werner Venter
(agtsteman) en die 16-jare Janus Labuschagne (slot) was die groot
uitblinkers in die wenspan.
Werner Venter (2), Stefan van der Merwe (loskopflank), Janus
Labuschagne, Boeta Hoffman, Stefan Pollard (slot) en Marthinus
Pretorius (linkervleuel) het drieë gedruk. Gert Venter (senter) het
vyf gedoel.
Suidwestelike Distrikte 37 (13)
Griekwaland-Wes 20 (0)
DIE wedstryd het veral in die tweede helfte uitstekende
hardlooprugby opgelewer toe sewe van die agt drieë gedruk is.
Die SWD was die grotendeels in beheer van sake, maar die
Griekwas het laat in die tweede helfte pragtig teruggeveg en vier
drieë gedruk.
In die wenspan het Peter Kinghorn (regtervleuel), Johan de
Villiers (senter), Morné Marais (haker) en Stefan Stander
(agtsteman) puik vertoon.
Kobus Fourie (senter), Jannie Claassens (regtervleuel), Hendrik
Jonck (slot) en Louis Carney (agtsteman) het vir die Griekwas
uitgeblink.
Die SWD se drieë is deur Johan de Villiers, Johan le Roux
(vaskopflank), Morné Marais en Johan van Niekerk (skrumskakel)
gedruk. Peter Kinghorn het drie strafdoele behaal en al vier drieë
gedoel.
Vir die Griekwas het Christo Pool (senter), Kobus Fourie,
Tertius Steyn (skrumskakel) en Korrels de Klerk (loskopflank) drieë
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Aiden Markram to lead SA U19s to World Cup
Aiden Markram of The Unlimited Titans received the biggest surprise of his life when he was announced as the captain of the South Africa Under-19 squad that will travel to Dubai for the 2014 ICC Under-19 World Cup. He will lead the 15-man squad to the biggest tournament of their lives so far, beginning 14 February to 1 March 2014.
“I was so shocked I didn’t even know if I was happy or not at the time (of the announcement),” Markram said. “This is a tremendous honour and I am looking forward to the challenge of leading the side all the way to the final.”
The team was announced at the closing function of the Cricket South Africa (CSA) Franchise Cubs Week. Coach, Raymond Jennings is happy with the final team that was selected and looks forward to leading the side to Dubai.
“It was a tough process picking out this side, but I’m satisfied that we’ve picked out the best team for this competition,” he said. “It’s a very exciting tournament that we’re going to and I’m looking forward to seeing how the guys perform against the best in the world, this is their time to prove us right or wrong.”
The team will meet in Johannesburg for their last camp on the 2nd of February and leave for Dubai on the 7th.
SA Under-19 team:
Aiden Markram (capt, The Unlimited Titans), Bradley Bopp (Chevrolet Warriors), Corbin Bosch (The Unlimited Titans), Driaan Bruwer (The Unlimited Titans), Kirwin Christoffels (Chevrolet Warriors), Justin Dill (Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras), Clyde Fortuin (Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras), Dayyaan Galiem (SA U17), Sibonelo Makhanya (Sunfoil Dolphins), Greg Oldfield (Sunfoil Dolphins), Andile Phehlukwayo (SA U17s), Kagiso Rabada (bizhub Highveld Lions), Ngazi Sigwili (Chevrolet Warriors), Jason Smith (Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras), Yaseen Valli (bizhub Highveld Lions).
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Markram kaptein vir nasionale o.19-span
STELLENBOSCH. – Die Titans se Aiden Markram sal die Suid-Afrikaanse o.19-span na die Wêreldbeker vir o.19-spanne na die Verenigde Arabiese Emirate (VAE) volgende maand aanvoer. Dié span is na afloop van die sesde Cubs-week hier aangekondig.
Dié toernooi was Markram se eerste nasionale o.19-toernooi wat hy bygewoon het. Hy was nooit op ‘n Khaya Majola-week in aksie nie. Hy was wel verlede jaar in die nasionale span wat aan ‘n vierhoekige reeks in Indië deelgeneem het.
Die Suid-Afrikaanse Skole-kaptein van 2013, Yaseen Valli is ook in die groep vir die wêreldbeker. Die keurders het daarop besluit om drie veelsydige spelers wat draaiboulers is in die groep in te sluit. Die trio Driaan Bruwer, Greg Oldfield en Valli sal op die draaiers vriendelike baanblaaie hulle man moet staan. Bruwer was die draaier in die nasionale skolespan van 2013.
Die draaier van die Knights, Sine Ntshona wat in Indië die nasionale span se ekonomieste bouler was, kon nie genoeg tydens die week doen om die keurders te oortuig nie.
Suid-Afrika se eerste kragmeting van dié toernooi teen die Wes-Indiese Eilande op 14 Februarie sal sy 50ste wees sedert hy in 1998 vir die eerste keer aan die toernooi deelgeneem het.
Suid-Afrika was al twee keer naaswenners van die toernooi. In 2002 in Nieu-Seeland het die span die knie teen Australië met spelers soos Hashim Amla, Ryan McLaren en Rory Kleinveldt gebuig. In 2008 in Maleisië moes die span met die tweede plek tevrede wees na Indië met Virat Kohli aan die spits die trofee verower het. Toe was spelers soos Wayne Parnell, Rilee Rossouw, Reeza Hendricks en Jonathan Vandiar in die Suid-Afrikaanse span.
Indië en Australië was al drie keer wêreldkampioen en op die draaiersvriendelike baanblaaie van die VAE behoort die span van die subkontitent die gunsteling te wees.
Die eerstekeuse aanvangskolwers behoort Clyde Fortuin en Kirwin Christoffels te wees. Laasgenoemde het verlede jaar ook die nasionale studentespan gehaal. Fortuin was verlede jaar ongetwyfeld die voorste kolwer op skolevlak in Suid-Afrika en is ook die span se paaltjiewagter.
Van die groep het slegs Christoffels, Bruwer, Bradley Bopp en Sibonelo Makhanya nog nooit die nasionale o.19-span verteenwoordig nie. Van die groep wat Indië toe was kon Ntshona, Lloyd Brown, Bradley Dial en Hayes van der Berg nie die groep haal nie.
Die span is:
Aiden Markram (Titans – kaptein), Kirwin Christoffels (Warriors), Clyde Fortuin (Cobras), Driaan Bruwer (Titans), Greg Oldfield (Dolphins), Bradley Bopp (Warriors), Sibonelo Makhanya (Dolphins), Justin Dill (Cobras), Corbin Bosch (Titans), Dayyaan Galiem (Cobras), Andile Phehlukwayo (Dolphins), Kagiso Rabada, Yaseen Valli (Lions), Jason Smith (Cobras), Ngazibini Sigwili (Warriors).
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Border Fixtures – 2014
8 March 2014
Marlow Landbou vs. Noord-Kaap
Dale College vs. De Vos Malan15 March 2014
Selborne College vs.
Marlow Landbou vs. Oudtshoorn HS21 March 2014 (Graeme College Rugby Day)
Muir College vs. Port Alfred
Cambridge vs. Pearson
Hudson Park vs. Nico Malan
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Marlow Landbou
Framesby vs. Selborne College
St. Andrew’s College vs. Brandwag (Uitenhage)
Kingswood College vs. Queen’s College
Graeme College vs. Dale College22 March 2014
Marlow Landbou vs. Swartland
29 March 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Nico Malan
Hudson Park vs. Pearson
Queen’s College vs. Michaelhouse
Selborne College vs. King Edward VII
Kingswood College vs. Louis Botha
Dale College vs. Windhoek Gimnasium
Marlow Landbou vs. Westville Boys’ High31 March 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Kearsney College
Queen’s College vs. Westville Boys’ High
Dale College vs. Parktown Boys’ High
Kingswood College vs. Diocesan College
Hudson Park vs. Daniel Pienaar THS
Graeme College vs. Michaelhouse
Selborne College vs. Pearson
Marlow Landbou vs. Windhoek Gimnasium2 April 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Michaelhouse
Graeme College vs. Ithembelihle
Hudson Park vs. Muir College12 April 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Paul Roos Gimnasium
Queen’s College vs. Selborne College
Dale College vs. Grens HS
St. Andrew’s College vs. Pearson
Marlow Landbou vs. Brandwag17 April 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Menlopark
Dale College vs. Glenwood
Queen’s College vs. Parktown Boys’ High
Selborne College vs. Affies
Marlow Landbou vs. Eldoraigne19 April 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Parktown Boys’ High
Dale College vs. Kearsney College
Queen’s College vs. King Edward VII
Selborne College vs. Framesby
Marlow Landbou vs. Rondebosch Boys’ High21 April 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Rondebosch Boys’ High
Dale College vs. Nico Malan
Selborne College vs. Westville Boys’ High
Queen’s College vs. Hentie Cilliers
Marlow Landbou vs. Menlopark26 April 2014
Marlow Landbou vs. Nico Malan
Despatch vs. Pearson28 April 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. EG Jansen
Selborne College vs. Drostdy THS30 April 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Waterkloof
Selborne College vs. Paul Roos Gimnasium10 May 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Queen’s College
Dale College vs. Stirling
Marlow Landbou vs. Jim Fouche
Pearson vs. Alexander Road14 May 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Graeme College
17 May 2014
Selborne College vs. Grey College
Dale College vs. Queen’s College
Pearson vs. Humansdorp HS24 May 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Wynberg Boys’ High
Selborne College vs. St. Andrew’s College
Dale College vs. Port Rex THS
Queen’s College vs. Graeme College
Marlow Landbou vs. Hudson Park
Pearson vs. Victoria Park31 May 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. St. Andrew’s College
Selborne College vs. Cambridge
Dale College vs. Kingswood College
Queen’s College vs. Hudson Park
Framesby vs. Marlow Landbou
Daniel Pienaar THS vs. Pearson7 June 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Dale College
Selborne College vs. Port Rex THS
Queen’s College vs. St. Andrew’s College
Pearson vs. Woodridge College14 June 2014
Selborne College vs. Grens HS
Dale College vs. Cambridge
Queen’s College vs. Stirling21 June 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Ithembelihle
Selborne College vs. Dale College26 July 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Daniel Pienaar THS
Selborne College vs. Hudson Park
Marlow Landbou vs. St. Andrew’s College
Graeme College vs. Pearson
Queen’s College vs. Port Rex THS2 August 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Grey College
Selborne College vs. Queen’s College
Dale College vs. St. Andrew’s College
Marlow Landbou vs. Oakdale Landbou4 August 2014
Kingswood College vs. Pearson
9 August 2014
Grey Boys’ High School vs. Framesby
Selborne College vs. Dale College
Marlow Landbou vs. Daniel Pienaar THS
Queen’s College vs. Hangklip
Pearson vs. Union HS16 August 2014
Selborne College vs. Grey Boys’ High School
Dale College vs. Hudson Park
Nico Malan vs. Pearson
Queen’s College vs. Cambridge23 August 2014
Dale College vs. Queen’s College
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Brendan Venter sluit aan by Paul Roos afrigtingspan
Die 2013 – seisoen is iets van die verlede, en steeds word daar in die sosiale media gegons oor dit wat was, en dit wat kom.
Globaal gesproke was dit vir Paul Roos ‘n uitsonderlike seisoen – die 26 spanne het ‘n wenpersentasie van 85% behaal – wat uitsonderlik is indien die kwaliteit van die opposisie in ag geneem word. Paul Roos kon ook talle Saterdae daarin slaag om bykans al die wedstryde van die dag te wen, en het boonop teen Grey College meer wedstryde gewen as verloor – wat altyd ‘n baie bevredigende situasie is.
Vir die eerstespan was dit ‘n teleurstellende jaar – tog is goeie oorwinnings oor skole soos SACS, Rondebosch, Wynberg, Maritzburg College en Glenwood behaal, en baie goeie vertonings teen skole soos Paarl Gim , Affies, HJS en Selborne gelewer. Daar was egter veel meer teleurstellings as vreugde – en uit die aard van die saak is dit ‘n aangeleentheid wat indringend bespreek is.
Die eerstespan is in goeie hande. Hein Kriek as hoofafrigter het ‘n bewese suksesrekord, is baie entoesiasties, beskik oor goeie kennis, en is nie bang om sy hande vuil te maak nie. Hy is ook uitgesproke daaroor dat hy sy eie toekoms in rugby sien, en nie noodwendig in die onderwys nie. Daar is dus baie op die spel vir hom – en ons weet ook dat hy vir ander afrigtingsgeleenthede aspireer – veral waar hy voltyds in diens van rugby kan staan. Die skool ondersteun die beginsel om personeel sowel as leerders optimaal te ontwikkel en te bemagtig. Paul Roos deins nie terug van hierdie verantwoordelikheid ter wille van korttermyn resultate nie. Vandaar die betrokkenheid van onder andere persone soos Dawie Snyman, Brendan Venter en Tiaan Snyman(skop-afrigter) wat Paul Roos se sport-filosofie ondersteun. Die skool het 100% vertroue in hierdie groep mense soos in al sy ander personeel. Lojaliteit, toewyding en passie vir Paul Roos is ononderhandelbare vereistes wat gestel word aan enige persoon aan wie ons die leerders toevertrou.
Dawie Snyman is ‘n ervare en deurwinterde afrigter – en die waarde wat hy toevoeg is enorm. Hy is een van die min ware rugby-filosowe, ‘n lewende ensiklopedie van kennis – en wat ‘n voorreg dat ons seuns en afrigters aan hom blootgestel kan word.
Boonop word die afrigtingspan vir die nuwe seisoen versterk met die betrokkenheid van Brendan Venter – wie se sukses by Saracens en die Sharks algemeen bekend is. Hy is ‘n goeie vriend van Paul Roos, en sy insette sal beslis baie waardevol wees.
Stephan Jordaan wat vanjaar die baie suksesvolle onder 16 span afgerig het sluit hom aan by die senior groep en sal verantwoordelik wees vir die Bituas en die C-span wat ‘n onder 17 span sal wees.
Die buite seisoen se ontwikkelingsprogram wat aangebied word deur die Stellenbosche Akademie vir Sport word baie goed deur die seuns ondersteun met baie positiewe resultate. Braam van Straaten, bygestaan deur Tiaan Snyman, het ‘n twee dae skopkliniek aangebied, ander interessante besluite is geneem , bv oor die struktuur waarvolgens die 0/19-spanne gaan funksioneer, hul wedstrydskedule, ens. Daar heers dus ‘n algehele gees van opgewondenheid en afwagting vir die nuwe seisoen.
Realisme is egter ook nodig. Uit die aard van die saak sal die feit dat Paul Roos nie finansiële aanbiedinge aan voornemende skoliere maak, beurse bied aan leerders om ooglopende leemtes in spanne te versterk nie, die skool se globale fokus op “all-round excellence”, die feit dat deelname aan somersport aangemoedig word [en rugby dus nie verabsoluteer word nie], en die werklikheid dat top hokkie-skole [wat Paul Roos inderdaad is] dit dikwels moeiliker vind om ook in rugby te presteer, dit veel moeiliker maak om weer ‘n top 3-span in Suid-Afrika te word.
Paul Roos se trotse rugbytradisie, die passie en lojaliteit van al die betrokkenes, en die sterk wil om te presteer, sal egter verseker dat Paul Roos spoedig weer sy regmatige plek tussen die top rugbyskole van die land inneem.
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Western Cape Fixtures – 2014
14 March 2014
Paarl Boys’ High vs. San Isidro (Argentina)
12 April 2014
Diocesan College vs. Boland Landbou
Paarl Gimnasium vs. Oakdale Landbou
Paarl Boys’ High vs. Outeniqua HS
Paul Roos Gimnasium vs. Grey Boys’ High School
Rondebosch Boys’ High vs. Wynberg Boys’ High
SACS vs. HTS Drostdy
Bellville HS vs. Brackenfell
Bellville THS vs. Kasselsvlei
De Kuilen vs. Milnerton
DF Malan vs. Parel Vallei
Durbanville vs. Strand HS
Stellenberg vs. Tygerberg
Monumentpark vs. Primrose RFC1 May 2014
Bellville HS vs. Walvis Bay
Wynberg Boys’ High vs. Hugenote
Stellenberg vs. Pearson
Rondebosch Boys’ High vs. St. John’s College
Tygerberg vs. Windhoek HS
SACS vs. St. David’s College3 May 2014
Tygerberg vs. St. David’s College
Stellenberg vs. Windhoek HS
Bellville HS vs. Pearson
SACS vs. St. Andrew’s College
Rondebosch Boys’ High vs. Walvis Bay
Diocesan College vs. Hugenote
Wynberg Boys’ High vs. St. John’s College10 May 2014
Diocesan College vs. SACS
Boland Landbou vs. Rondebosch Boys’ High
Paarl Gimnasium vs. Paul Roos Gimnasium
Paarl Boys’ High vs. Wynberg Boys’ High
HTS Drostdy vs. Worcester Gimnasium
Bellville HS vs. Stellenberg
Bellville THS vs. Tygerberg RFC
Brackenfell vs. Milnerton
De Kuilen vs. Swartland
DF Malan vs. Primrose RFC
Durbanville vs. Hugenote
Strand HS vs. Tygerberg
Monumentpark vs. Hottentots-Holland
17 May 2014
Diocesan College vs. De Kuilen
Boland Landbou vs. Paarl Boys’ High
Paarl Gimnasium vs. Tygerberg
Paul Roos Gimnasium vs. Wynberg Boys’ High
Rondebosch Boys’ High vs. SACS
HTS Drostdy vs. Oakdale Landbou
Bellville HS vs. Swartland
Bellville THS vs. Parel Vallei
Brackenfell vs. Strand HS
DF Malan vs. Durbanville
Stellenberg vs. Outeniqua
Monumentpark vs. Jan van Riebeeck
Primrose RFC vs. Trafalgar
24 May 2014
Diocesan College vs. Paarl Gimnasium
Boland Landbou vs. Framesby
Paarl Boys’ High vs. Grey College
Paul Roos Gimnasium vs. Rondebosch Boys’ High
SACS vs. Stellenberg
Wynberg Boys’ High vs. Grey Boys’ High School
HTS Drostdy vs. Hugenote
Bellville HS vs. Strand HS
Bellville THS vs. President
Brackenfell vs. Durbanville
De Kuilen vs. Tygerberg
DF Malan vs. Oudtshoorn HS
Monumentpark vs. JG Meiring
Primrose RFC vs. Kasselsvlei31 May 2014
Diocesan College vs. Wynberg Boys’ High
Paarl Gimnasium vs. Outeniqua HS
Paarl Boys’ High vs. Rondebosch Boys’ High
Paul Roos Gimnasium vs. SACS
Bellville HS vs. Worcester Gimnasium
Bellville THS vs. DF Malan
Brackenfell vs. Monumentpark
De Kuilen vs. Langenhoven Gimnasium
Durbanville vs. Tygerberg
Stellenberg vs. Strand HS
Primrose RFC vs. JG Meiring7 June 2014
Diocesan College vs. Bellville HS
Boland Landbou vs. Wynberg Boys’ High
Paarl Gimnasium vs. HTS Drostdy
Paarl Boys’ High vs. Paul Roos Gimnasium
Rondebosch Boys’ High vs. Durbanville
SACS vs. Brackenfell
Bellville THS vs. Jan van Riebeeck
De Kuilen vs. Strand HS
DF Malan vs. Monumentpark
Stellenberg vs. Hugenote
Tygerberg vs. Hottentots-Holland
Primrose RFC vs. President21 June 2014
Diocesan College vs. Rondebosch Boys’ High
Boland Landbou vs. Paarl Gimnasium
Paarl Boys’ High vs. HTS Drostdy
SACS vs. Wynberg Boys’ High
Bellville HS vs. Tygerberg
Bellville THS vs. Milnerton
Brackenfell vs. Primrose RFC
Strand HS vs. Parel Vallei26 July 2014
Diocesan College vs. Paarl Boys’ High
Boland Landbou vs. Stellenberg
Paarl Gimnasium vs. SACS
Paul Roos Gimnasium vs. Oakdale Landbou
Rondebosch Boys’ High vs. Tygerberg
Wynberg Boys’ High vs. HTS Drostdy
Bellville HS vs. Monumentpark
Bellville THS vs. Hottentots-Holland
Brackenfell vs. Hermanus
De Kuilen vs. DF Malan
Durbanville vs. Worcester Gimnasium
Strand HS vs. Swartland
2 August 2014
Diocesan College vs. Paul Roos Gimnasium
Boland Landbou vs. SACS
Paarl Gimnasium vs. Paarl Boys’ High
Rondebosch Boys’ High vs. Wynberg Boys’ High
HTS Drostdy vs. Brackenfell
Bellville HS vs. Durbanville
Bellville THS vs. Primrose RFC
De Kuilen vs. Jan van Riebeeck
DF Malan vs. Stellenberg
Strand HS vs. Hugenote
Tygerberg vs. Swartland
Monumentpark vs. Laborie9 August 2014
Diocesan College vs. SACS
Paarl Gimnasium vs. Rondebosch Boys’ High
Wynberg Boys’ High vs. Tygerberg
HTS Drostdy vs. Durbanville
Bellville HS vs. De Kuilen
Bellville THS vs. Monumentpark
Brackenfell vs. Stellenberg
DF Malan vs. Milnerton
Strand HS vs. Jan van Riebeeck
Primrose RFC vs. Tygerberg RFC16 August 2014
Diocesan College vs. Wynberg Boys’ High
Boland Landbou vs. Paul Roos Gimnasium
Paarl Gimnasium vs. Stellenberg
Paarl Boys’ High vs. Tygerberg
Rondebosch Boys’ High vs. SACS
Bellville HS vs. Tygerberg RFC
Bellville THS vs. Laborie
Brackenfell vs. Hugenote
De Kuilen vs. Monumentpark
DF Malan vs. President
Durbanville vs. Parel Vallei
Strand HS vs. Hottentots-Holland
Primrose RFC vs. Milnerton23 August 2014
Diocesan College vs. HTS Drostdy
Boland Landbou vs. Oakdale Landbou
Paarl Gimnasium vs. Wynberg Boys’ High
Paarl Boys’ High vs. SACS
Paul Roos Gimnasium vs. Grey College
Rondebosch Boys’ High vs. De Kuilen
Bellville HS vs. DF Malan
Bellville THS vs. JG Meiring
Brackenfell vs. Tygerberg
Durbanville vs. Stellenberg
Strand HS vs. Primrose RFC
Monumentpark vs. Vredenburg
30 August 2014
Diocesan College vs. Rondebosch Boys’ High
Wynberg Boys’ High vs. SACS -
Lions and SA u17 in Cubs Week final
STELLENBOSCH. – The bizhub Highveld Lions and the South African under-17 side will face off in Cricket South Africa’s Cubs Week’s first final since the inception of the tournament in 2009. The Lions are the defending champions and defeated the national side by only one wicket in their clash on the opening day of this year’s tournament.The match between the Sunfoil Dolphins and the South African u17-side produced two centuries. The national side’s opening batsman, Janneman Malan (127) recorded the first century of the 2014 edition of the tournament at Coetzenburg. Malan also scored a double century (214) last year at Pniel during the national u17 tournament also hosted by Stellenbosch against Border. He faced 159 deliveries in his innings against the Dolphins of which he dispatched 16 past the boundary rope with another clearing the boundary rope.
The other century has been scored by the in-form Greg Oldfield (123*). His unbeaten century was however not enough to help his team record their first victory during the tournament. He was part of the national u19-side which toured India last year and have impressed with both the bat and ball during the Cubs Week after a disappointing Coca-Cola Khaya Majola Week in Durban last year. The national u17-side won the match by 22 runs.
The Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras defeated the Chevrolet Knights by four wickets. The team’s Jason Smith (52), Niel Botha (39), Clyde Fortuin (35) and Zubayr Hamza (30) all chipped in with invaluable contributions to help their team reach the target of 218 runs for victory set to them by the Knights.
For the Knights Hanco Olivier (48) and Christian Steyn (44) shared an opening partnership of 98 runs. The middle order could however not cash in on the good start with only GM Bruwer (43) making some valuable runs. The Cobras’ seam bowler, Hayes van der Berg had the best return of all bowlers on the fourth day. He got rid of six Knights’ batsmen for a mere 16 runs.
Zimbabwe secured their first victory of the tournament with their victory of two wickets over the Chevrolet Warriors. This was also the first defeat the Warriors suffered during the tournament. They could only manage 129 runs before being bowled out with Kirwin Christoffels (44) making the biggest contribution. Kieran Geyle (4/19) and Dylan Hondo (3/23) caused the most damage to the Warriors’ batting line-up.
Zimbabwe reached the winning runs in the 48th over. Bradley Bopp (3/23) and Richard Maree (3/24) made the Zimbabweans work hard for their runs.The Lions came out on top by six wickets against the Unlimited Titans. The Titans reached 184/9 in their allotted overs with Leus du Plooy (89*) the star with his half-century. Nicholas Scholtz (4/41) was the pick of the Lions’ bowlers. For the Lions, Marques Ackerman (75) and Lee Gruskin (48) scored the majority of the runs.
Fixtures for Thursday, 9 January 2014
Bizhub Highveld Lions vs. South Africa u17 at Tassies Oval
Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras vs. Chevrolet Warriors at Distell
Unlimited Titans vs. Chevrolet Knights at Van der Stel
Sunfoil Dolphins vs. Zimbabwe at PnielSummarised Scorecards:
South Africa u17 280/6 (Janneman Malan 127, Dayyaan Galiem 66, Andile Phehlukwayo 46*); Sunfoil Dolphins 257 (Greg Oldfield 123*; Keith Dudgeon 3/56). South Africa u17 won by 22 runs.
Chevrolet Knights 217/9 (Hanco Olivier 48, Christian Steyn 44, GM Bruwer 43; Hayes van der Berg 6/16); Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras 218/6 (Jason Smith 52, Niel Botha 39; Sachinta Galhenhage 2/42). Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras won by four wickets.
Unlimited Titans 184/9 (Leus du Plooy 89*, Aiden Markram 41; Nicholas Scholtz 4/41, Yaseen Valli 2/19); bizhub Highveld Lions 185/4 (Marques Ackerman 75. Lee Gruskin 47; Kofi Apea-Adu 1/11). bizhub Highveld Lions won by six wickets.
Chevrolet Warriors 129 (Kirwin Christoffels 44; Kieran Geyle 4/19, Dylan Hondo 3/23); Zimbabwe 130/8 (Bradley Bopp 3/23, Richard Maree 3/24). Zimbabwe won by two wickets.
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Warriors beat Titans in titanic clash on third day of Cubs Week
STELLENBOSCH. – In undoubtedly the match of the day and the match of the Cricket South Africa’s Cubs Week here the Chevrolet Warriors defeated the Unlimited Titans by six wickets.
A superb allround performance by Bradley Bopp of the Warriors secured his side the nail-biting victory. Bopp struck a six in the second last over to take his side past the target of 237 runs set by the Titans. Bopp scored an unbeaten 87 runs in which he also shown a lot of patience to get his team in the position to win the match. He and South African under-19 tourist Lloyd Brown (58) shared a 104-run partnership over the third wicket. Bopp was also his side’s best bowler on the day picking up three wickets at the cost of 48 runs.
The Titans scored 237/9 in their allotted 50 overs thanks to a partnership of 97 runs between Aiden Markram (51) and Tian Koekemoer (43) over the second wicket. Driaan Bruwer also made a valuable contribution adding an unbeaten 48 runs at the end.
The Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras suffered a heavy defeat against the South African Week at the Van der Stel-field. A player from their own backyard, Dayyaan Galiem (4/13) of Rondebosch Boys’ High was the main destroyer for the national side.
The Cape Cobras was bundled out for a mere 58 runs. Galiem and Keith Dudgeon (2/15) had the hosts in trouble early on leaving them on 20/5 in their opening spell. The left-handed spin bowler, Stefan Klopper (3/18) also caused some damage to the Cape Cobras’ batting line-up. The South African u17-side reached the target in the 18th over with opening batsman, Grant Roelofsen (28*) the main contributor.
The Chevrolet Knights kept their chances to reach the final of the tournament alive with a comprehensive six wicket victory over the Sunfoil Dolphins. The opening bowlers of the Knights, Patrick Kruger (3/27) and Aiden Brooker (2/17) had the Dolphins in trouble early on with their total on 28/5.
The Dolphins’ innings was given some sort of substance by a last-wicket stand between Sibonela Makhanya (69) and Lwandisa Zuma (11*). They shared a 69-run partnership over the last wicket. Zuma joined Makhanya with the total on 75/9. Sachinta Galhenhage (2/18) picked up two wickets with his first over, while another spin bowler Sean Whitehead (1/18) bowled economically in his ten overs.
Hanco Olivier (37) and Pule Mokoena (25*) made the biggest contributions with the bat for the winning side. The spin bowler of the Dolphins, Sohail Mahmood picked up three wickets for 30 runs in his ten overs.
The South African under-19 player, Bradley Dial (77) struck his half-century against Zimbabwe of a mere 42 deliveries. Jayden Broodryk (36*) also made a contribution with the bat towards the bizhub Highveld Lions’ total of 247/9.
Summarised Scorecards:
Sunfoil Dolphins 129 (Sibonelo Makhanya 69; Patrick Kruger 3/27, Aiden Brooker 2/17, Sachinta Galhenhage 2/19); Chevrolet Knights 130/4 (Hanco Olivier 37, Pule Mokoena 25*; Sohail Mahmood 3/30). Chevrolet Knights won by six wickets.
Unlimited Titans 237/9 (Aiden Markram 51, Driaan Bruwer 48*, Tiaan Koekemoer 43; Bradley Bopp 3/44); Chevrolet Warriors 238/4 (Bradley Bopp 87*, Lloyd Brown 58). Chevrolet Warriors won by six wickets.
Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras 58 (Dayyaan Galiem 4/13, Stefan Klopper 3/18, Keith Dudgeon 2/15); South Africa u17 59/3 (Grant Roelofsen 28*). South Africa u17 won by seven wickets.
bizhub Highveld Lions 247/9 (Bradley Dial 77, Jayden Broodryk 36*; Cutberth Musoko 2/26); Zimbabwe 113/9 (Blair Lake 34; Jayden Broodryk 2/12). bizhub Highveld Lions won by 134 runs.