Craven Week finalists over the years

13 July, 2013 beet Stats 10

UPDATED.

# TEAM P W D L PF PA PD
1 Western Province 20 12 0 8 382 352 30
2 Free State 17 8 0 9 317 275 42
3 Blue Bulls 9 7 0 2 221 144 77
4 Golden Lions 9 4 1 4 139 160 -21
5 Eastern Province 7 2 1 5 110 116 -6
6 Pumas 4 2 0 2 66 57 9
7 South Western Districts 3 2 0 1 69 67 2
8 KwaZulu-Natal 3 1 1 1 53 76 -23
9 Boland 3 1 0 2 44 43 1
10 Golden Lions 3 0 0 3 46 120 -74
11 Griffons 2 1 0 1 16 31 -15
12 Border 2 0 1 1 22 23 -1
13 Pumas 1 1 0 0 19 18 1
14 Leopards 1 0 0 1 9 16 -7
15 Valke 1 0 0 1 19 30 -11
16 Griquas 1 0 0 1 0 11 -11

RESULTS

VENUE YEAR WINNER RUNNER-UP
Polokwane 2013 Western Province 45 29 Golden Lions
Port Elizabeth 2012 Blue Bulls 47 0 Golden Lions
Kimberley 2011 Free State 28 17 Golden Lions
Welkom 2010 Free State 42 21 Western Province
East London 2009 Western Province 19 17 Free State
Pretoria 2008 South Western Districts 31 25 Free State
Stellenbosch 2007 Free State 52 3 Western Province
Johannesburg 2006 Blue Bulls 35 20 Golden Lions
Bloemfontein 2005 Golden Lions 38 15 Eastern Province
Nelspruit 2004 Free State 17 16 Western Province
Wellington 2003 Western Province 22 17 Free State
Pietermaritzburg 2002 Western Province 31 16 Free State
Rustenburg 2001 South Western Districts 26 20 Blue Bulls
Port Elizabeth 2000 Pumas 19 18 Boland
George 1999 Western Province 15 11 Eastern Province
Vanderbijl Park 1998 Griquas 32 21 Western Province
Kimberley 1997 Blue Bulls 29 27 Western Province
Stellenbosch 1996 Blue Bulls 24 12 Western Province
Bloemfontein 1995 Free State 15 13 Boland
Newcastle 1994 Border 13 13 Eastern Province Shared
Secunda 1993 Blue Bulls 25 13 South Eastern Transvaal
Pretoria 1992 Western Province 22 15 Free State
East London 1991 Blue Bulls 10 9 Border
Durban 1990 KwaZulu-Natal 18 8 Northern Transvaal
Johannesburg 1989 Golden Lions 17 6 Eastern Province
Port Elizabeth 1988 Western Province 16 3 Free State
Paarl 1987 KwaZulu-Natal 22 22 Transvaal Shared
Graaff-Reinet 1986 Pumas 19 12 Western Province
Witbank 1985 Free State 23 15 Transvaal
Bloemfontein 1984 Golden Lions 3 0 Eastern Province
Upington 1983 Free State 13 9 South Eastern Transvaal
Windhoek 1982 Pumas 25 7 Northern Free State
Worcester 1981 Golden Lions 11 7 Western Province
Stellenbosch 1980 Free State 16 6 Transvaal
East London 1979 Griffons 9 6 Free State
Middelburg (Mpuma.) 1978 Western Province 12 3 Free State
Oudtshoorn 1977 Eastern Province 19 17 Western Province
Wolmaransstad 1976 Boland 13 9 Free State
Pretoria 1975 Eastern Province 46 13 Natal
Johannesburg 1974 Western Province 22 12 South Western Districts
Stellenbosch 1973 Western Province 36 7 Transvaal
Potchefstroom 1972 Western Province 16 9 Western Transvaal
Kimberley 1971 Western Province 11 0 Griquas

10 Comments

  1. avatar
    #10 Playa

    @RBugger: Yep, what a monster of a man he was.He put a number of people in hospital that year. I also don’t know what became of him after school

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    15 July, 2013 at 14:01
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    #9 RBugger

    @Playa: Also Nic Johnson the wing – can u remember him? 100kg plus destryer!!! just vanished after

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    15 July, 2013 at 12:59
  3. avatar
    #8 Playa

    @RBugger: That Border team also had Thobela Mdaka (Later SA Sevens) and Owen Lentz (Later USA).
    Border had 4 representatives in the SA Schools side that year.

    A few other men who didn’t quite make it after school like Josh Fowles (Sharks then back to Border), Bradley Sparks (Sharks) and Peter Gibson (cant remember where he went after school).A young Nicholas Eyre (later Lions) was also in that team.

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    15 July, 2013 at 12:15
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    #7 RBugger

    @JPS_10: That is right, the Valke had a y0ung Etienne B0tha playing at centre…

    That was als0 a very str0ng year f0r B0rder – Brent Russel playing at Flyhalf

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    15 July, 2013 at 11:19
  5. avatar
    #6 JPS_10

    The info on the list for 1998 is incorrect.
    The final was between the Blue Bulls and the Falcons and the Blue Bulls won 23 – 19. My son was the captain of the Blue Bulls side and the game was televised live on Supersport.

    ReplyReply
    13 July, 2013 at 20:23
  6. avatar
    #5 Koos Roos

    @Woltrui: Ook is 6 uit 8 net 75%. BMT Baie Moeilike Telsom?

    ReplyReply
    13 July, 2013 at 13:56
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    #4 Koos Roos

    @Woltrui: Is dit nou dag, boetie van dog? Ons almal weet wat hy oorgekom het.

    ReplyReply
    13 July, 2013 at 13:53
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    #3 Woltrui

    @Koos Roos: Skuus Mnr Roos. Dag die artikel gaan oor spanne met bmt? :wink:

    ReplyReply
    13 July, 2013 at 13:38
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    #2 Koos Roos

    @Woltrui: Watter deel van 20 hoofwedstryde teenoor 8 mis jy ou Woljol? Dit impliseer daar was 12 jare minder waarin julle as goed genoeg beskou is om die hoofwedstryd te speel. O ja, vroeer jare is die 2 spanne wat die aanskoulikste rugby gespeel het gekies vir die hoofgame. As ek jou argument reg verstaan is die Pumas die suksesvolste. 100% wensyfer met net 1 finaal.

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    13 July, 2013 at 11:30
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    #1 Woltrui

    Nou daar het ons dit Dan. Die Magtige Bulle met n wen ratio van amper 90% van wedstryde gespeel in finaal. Kop en skouers bo die ander wannabees.
    Wiepie met net oor 50% en Greystaat net onder 50% steek sleg af :mrgreen:

    ReplyReply
    13 July, 2013 at 09:26

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