On from 23-24 September 2014 in Pretoria at Curro-Hazeldean. WON by the VALKE with DEWALD HUMAN of SWD and OUTENIQUA being awarded the Player of the Tournament prize.
Pools
| Pool A | Pool B | Pool C | Pool D |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boland | Blue Bulls | Griffons | Border |
| Free State | Griquas | Limpopo | Eastern Province |
| Golden Lions | Leopard | Pumas | KwaZulu Natal |
| Zimbabwe | Valke | Western Province | South Western Districts |
Schedule
| TIME | P. | PITCH 1 | TIME | P. | PITCH 2 | P. | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13h00 | A | Free State | 15 | 7 | A | Golden Lions | 13h00 | B | Valke | 5 | 17 | B | Blue Bulls |
| 13h20 | A | Boland | 43 | 0 | A | Zimbabwe | 13h20 | B | Griquas | 5 | 46 | B | Leopard |
| 13h40 | C | WP | 22 | 7 | C | Limpopo | 13h40 | D | KZN | 24 | 26 | D | SWD |
| 14h00 | C | Pumas | 36 | 0 | C | Griffons | 14h00 | D | Border | 0 | 10 | D | EP |
| 14h30 | B | Valke | 12 | 12 | B | Leopards | 14h30 | A | Free State | 55 | 0 | A | Zimbabwe |
| 14h50 | B | Griquas | 0 | 26 | B | Blue Bulls | 14h50 | A | Boland | 26 | 7 | A | Golden Lions |
| 15h10 | D | KZN | 14 | 26 | D | EP | 15h10 | C | WP | 21 | 14 | C | Griffons |
| 15h30 | D | Border | 0 | 10 | D | SWD | 15h30 | C | Pumas | 36 | 14 | C | Limpopo |
| 16h30 | A | Free State | 34 | 14 | A | Boland | 16h30 | B | Blue Bulls | 7 | 0 | B | Leopards |
| 16h50 | A | Golden Lions | 19 | 14 | A | Zimbabwe | 16h50 | B | Valke | 52 | 0 | B | Griquas |
| 17h10 | C | Limpopo | 12 | 7 | C | Griffons | 17h10 | D | SWD | 33 | 7 | D | EP |
| 17h30 | C | WP | 19 | 14 | C | Pumas | 17h30 | D | KZN | 10 | 0 | D | Border |
| DAY-2 | DAY 2 | ||||||||||||
| QUARTERFINALS | SEMIFINALS | ||||||||||||
| 09h20 | A3 | Golden Lions | 17 | 12 | B4 | Griquas | 12h00 | SF1 | Griquas | 31 | 17 | Zimbabwe | |
| 09h40 | B3 | Leopards | 24 | 19 | A4 | Zimbabwe | 12h20 | SF2 | Border | 0 | 10 | Griffons | |
| 10h00 | C3 | Limpopo | 10 | 0 | D4 | Border | 12h40 | SF3 | Golden Lions | 7 | 21 | Leopards | |
| 10h20 | D3 | KZN | 54 | 5 | C4 | Griffons | 13h00 | SF4 | Limpopo | 12 | 24 | KZN | |
| 10h40 | A1 | Free State | 5 | 21 | B2 | Valke | 13h20 | SF5 | Free State | 26 | 12 | Boland | |
| 11h00 | B1 | Blue Bulls | 34 | 7 | A2 | Boland | 13h40 | SF6 | Pumas | 31 | 14 | EP | |
| 11h20 | C1 | WP | 33 | 10 | D2 | EP | 14h00 | SF7 | Valke | 33 | 5 | Blue Bulls | |
| 11h40 | D1 | SWD | 12 | 7 | C2 | Pumas | 14h20 | SF8 | WP | 7 | 21 | SWD | |
| FINALS | TITLE | ||||||||||||
| 15 | Zimbabwe | 10 | 0 | 16 | Border | Shield 3/4 | |||||||
| 14h40 | 13 | Griquas | 40 | 0 | 14 | Griffons | Shield | ||||||
| 11 | Limpopo | 40 | 19 | 12 | Golden Lions | Bowl 3/4 | |||||||
| 15h00 | 9 | KZN | 40 | 12 | 10 | Leopards | Bowl | ||||||
| 7 | EP | 21 | 5 | 8 | Boland | Plate 3/4 | |||||||
| 15h20 | 5 | Pumas | 28 | 19 | 6 | Free State | Plate | ||||||
| 15h40 | 3 | WP | 32 | 5 | 4 | Blue Bulls | Cup 3rd/4th | ||||||
| 16h00 | 1 | Valke | 21 | 17 | 2 | SWD | Cup |
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Teams
| Blue Bulls | Boland | Eastern Province | Free State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Johan Croucamp | Cheslin Korasie | Ssiya Lauw | Washeem Galant |
| Adeolo Loubser | André Gouws | Tebani Mgudu | PC Labuschagne |
| Arnold Gerber | Denver Cloete | Morné Moos | Alex Jonker |
| Andre van Wyk | Shaquil Adams | Luciano Daniels | Sherwin Cupido |
| Dawie Venter | Evan Adams | Jason Vers | DP de Lange |
| Franco Naudé | Leolin Zas | Keano Vers | Henry Immelman |
| Ruan de Beer | Jamiel Jacobs | Luca Della Vichia | Sheldon Fortuin |
| Johan Fourie | Hugo Lambrechts | Alandré van Rooyen | SJ Wessels |
| Kelsey Tait | Ronald Brown | Jean Jauge Killian | Dian Badenhorst |
| Damien Hogg | Warren Williams | Anges van Niekerk | Charl Pretorius |
| Wilbru Gunter | Killian von Mollendorf | Kerwin Bosch | Niel Stannard |
| Golden Lions | Griffons | Griquas | KwaZulu Natal |
| Henro Liebenberg | Nazo Nkala | Jasper Wiese | Nthokozo Vidima |
| Boeta Piater | Clinton Moloi | Theunis Visser | Jaco Coetzee |
| Wiehan Jacobs | Christo van Zyl | Christian Oberholzer | Chris Schoeman |
| Stefan le Roux | Jaywinn Juries | Coenie Lamprecht | Bruce Arnott |
| Kennith Sinclair | Jonathan April | Ruan Matthews | Keegan Nxumalo |
| Johan Esterhuizen | Ezrick Alexander | Wentzel Matthys | Michael Bouwer |
| Stefan Fitzgerald | Lethole Mokoena | Brandon Green | Thomas Walker |
| Armand Grobler | Gerrie Muller | Manro Meyer | Curtis Jonas |
| Ruhann Ferreira | Melton Wentzel | Aubrené Tities | Morné Joubert |
| Christoff Venter | Harm Venter | Ualano Arendsi | Brad Else |
| Justin Bhana | Tokkie van Zyl | Shaldon Papa | Sam Matiwane |
| Leopards | Limpopo | Pumas | South Western Districts |
| Edmund Rheeder | Armand Naudé | Louw de Waal | Benjamin Janse van Vuuren |
| Johan Dettmann | Molotheo Mahlo | Willandré Kotzenberg | Geor Malan |
| Stefan van Vuuren | Erik van Niekerk | Barend Smit | Donovan van den Berg |
| Brenden Esterhuizen | Andries Enslin | Bennie Mashabane | Remu Malan |
| Gavin van der Berg | Jece Swart | Bernard Kotzenberg | Dewald Human |
| Armand du Preez | Floyd Ntimane | Waldo Morris | Warrick Galant (captain) |
| Hein Claase | Frans Botha | Daniel Maartens | John Thomas Jackson |
| Hanco Knoetze | Eddie Engelbrecht | Christo de Jager | Daniel Maree |
| Garann Kriek | Wiaan Cornelisen | Maru Bachuane | Gene Willemse |
| Eugene Hare | Diederik Oberholzer | Waldo Putter | Dylan Beukes |
| Arthur Vivier | Tshepiso Mahasha | Odwa Nkungana |
@Rugger fan:
Day 1 Results
Blue Bulls vs Griquas, 24-10
Blue Bulls vs Eastern Province, 19-14
Blue Bulls vs Golden Lions B, 31-0
Boland vs Valke, 34-0
Boland vs Limpopo, 19-0
Boland vs South Western Districts, 24-0
Border vs Golden Lions, 14-12
Border vs Griffons, 17-5
Border vs Western Province, 12-5
Eastern Province vs Griquas, 17-7
Eastern Province vs Golden Lions B, 31-0
Golden Lions vs Griffons, 42-0
Golden Lions vs Western Province, 5-0
Griquas vs Golden Lions B, 15-0
KwaZulu Natal vs Free State, 14-7
KwaZulu Natal vs Leopards, 14-5
Leopards Free State, 25-0
Limpopo vs South Western Districts, 24-7
Limpopo vs Valke, 12-12
Pumas vs Free State, 35-12
Pumas vs KwaZulu Natal, 21-19
Pumas vs Leopards, 17-5
South Western Districts vs Valke, 19-14
Western Province vs Griffons, 33-0
Day 2 Results
Quarterfinals
Bowl
Western Province vs Free State, 36-7
Leopards vs Griffons, 19-7
Valke vs Griquas, 23-17
Golden Lions B vs South Western Districts, 12-5
Cup
Border vs KwaZulu Natal, 14-12
Golden Lions vs Pumas, 7-5
Blue Bulls vs Limpopo, 26-5
Boland vs Eastern Province, 14-5
Semifinals
Shield
Griffons vs Free State, 14-12
South Western Districts vs Griquas, 19-0
3rd & 4th
Griquas vs Free State, 14-5
Bowl
Western Province vs Leopards, 19-7
Golden Lions B vs Valke, 7-5
3rd & 4th
Leopards vs Valke, 14-10
Plate
Pumas vs KwaZulu Natal, 19-0
Eastern Province vs Limpopo, 35-0
3rd & 4th
Limpopo vs KwaZulu Natal, 19-14
Cup
Golden Lions vs Border, 12-5
Blue Bulls vs Boland, 17-12
3rd & 4th
Border vs Boland, 21-17
Finals
Shield
Griffons vs South Western Districts, 17-12
Bowl
Western Province vs Golden Lions B, 24-0
Plate
Eastern Province vs Pumas, 12-5
Cup
Golden Lions vs Blue Bulls, 31-26
Last year KZN and WP played the U13 final with WP winning.
Do we have the full list of U13 results?
@Queenian: On the other hand, it looks like Border under 13 did very well in the provincial 7s tournament. Losing to the eventual champions Lions in the semis, and coming 3rd after beating Boland in the 3-4 playoff. They had beaten the Lions in the group games on Day 1 mind you. They also beat KZN, WP and SWD.
@Queenian: Hahahahaha!No ways!
@Djou: Couldnt agree more!These boys have been playin rugby since March. Easter – festivals, June – Craven Week, September – 7s…come on, surely one adult out there can see that this is too much.Where the heck is the balance???
I see Border lost all there games by an identical score 0-10 that must be a record in itself.
@Djou: Agree with you 100%
The reality is that only a very few of these boys will ever become professional players, with an even smaller margin actually making enough money to survive once their rugby is finished.
At school, Academics must come first
The organisers should think again before staging this tournament during school holidays – and so late in the season. Many provinces had watered down teams with players preferring to study for matric exams, or just taking a break, especially as many of them also participated in Craven Week – thus also no June holidays.
Sometimes I wonder whether the organisers and sponsors care about the boys’ academics. Including SARU who organises international games during a critical matric exam preparation period. If you don’t make it in rugby you will also lose out on a good matric pass score – as a result of all these ill timed games and tournaments.
@meadows: so is that 9th? Not great really, but to lose by only 2 the finalists isn’t bad.
Cup Final
Valke vs South Western Districts, 21-15
Cup 3rd & 4th
Western Province vs Blue Bulls, 32-5
Plate Final
Pumas vs Free State, 28-19
Plate 3rd & 4th
Eastern Province vs Boland, 21-5
Bowl Final
KwaZulu Natal vs Leopards, 40-12
Shield Final
Griffons vs Griquas, 40-0
KZN lost to SWD and EP in their pool sending them into the Bowl comp. score in the SWD game was 26-24.
@Grasshopper: Final was Valke – SWD. Blue bulls and WP played for 3rd and 4th.
Free State lost the Plate final ( I think Pumas won it )
I think KZN won the bowl final
I think Griffons won the Shield final
So KZN made the final or am I misreading Ploeg?
@jakes: Jakes, there were no EG Jansen players involved.
Nobody from EG Jansen even knew when or where the trials were held.
This is a great pity, as I believe they have one of the best 7’s players in the region, if not the country.
Unfortunately, due to reasons other than rugby, he will probably never play 7’s at high school level.
@BoishaaiPa: Baie waar.
@Grasshopper: Sorry, I was referring to their win over WP in the semi’s. They unfortunately lost to the Valke in the final, but hell, it was always a pleasure to see those boys play.
Can’t believe what I just read- Valke won the champion chip. Great things happening there at schoolboy level..How many EG Jansen players represented the Valke team?Any one who knows?
@BoishaaiPa: Jip, Valke het gewen.
@Ploegskaar: Yes, they were a good team with some good individuals, but the Grey team of 2010 was better in my opinion and with better individuals ..Two of them already played for the Boks!..Goosen and Serfontein…add to that players like Small-Smith, Jordaan, Luiters, Marais etc.
How did KZN do?
So who won the tournament then?..Valke?
@Ploegskaar: @Grasshopper: @burra: SWD was leading at halftime 17-0, Or thereabouts, and lost the game 17-21.
@Grasshopper: Yes SWD won the tournament
Well done to them
@Ploegskaar: Human will end up a great Sevens Bok, just don’t see him in the 15’s game. Did SWD win the tourno?
Congrats to SWD with their win, and thank you to Human, Galant and co. for all the entertainment, especially over the past 3 years. We will be lucky to see so many players with so much ball sense in one school again soon.
Great win by the Valke against the Bulls in the semis. Not sure if the Oosrand faithful enjoyed Gerrie Labuschagne’s victory dance after his tries
scores?
Sien more se wedstryde word regstreeks op TV uitgesaai. Braai en skole rugby kan mos net lekker wees