KZN A | SCHOOL | ZONE | |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Mark Nel | Pelham | Midlands |
2 | Christo Scheepers | Pelham | Midlands |
3 | Carlo Miller | Umhlali | Durban Coastals |
4 | Zander vd Merwe | Umhlali | Durban Coastals |
5 | Esethu Qwalela | DPHS | Durban Coastals |
6 | Nkosi Nzama | G/wood Prep | Durban Coastals |
7 | John Bridger | G/wood Prep | Durban Coastals |
8 | K. Khumalo | Pelham | Midlands |
9 | J.J. Foord | Lucas Meyer | Northern KZN |
10 | Kade Wolhuter | DPHS | Durban Coastals |
11 | L. Mbona | G/wood Prep | Durban Coastals |
12 | B. Nene | Neuwe Republik | Northern KZN |
13 | N Ntsuntsha | Cordwalles | Midlands |
14 | S. Kikane | Monument | Northern KZN |
15 | Vernon Nel | Umhlali | Durban Coastals |
18 | Wandile Hlope | Richardia | Zululand |
16 | Taine Loelly | Penzance | Durban Coastals |
17 | Kaide Pardey | Westville | PADSSA |
19 | Mark Armstrong | DPHS | Durban Coastals |
20 | Jordan Bamber | DPHS | Durban Coastals |
21 | S Mkhize | Merchiston | Midlands |
22 | T Zakwe | Merchiston | Midlands |
KZN B | SCHOOL | ZONE | |
1 | M Crosson | PADSSA | |
2 | S Craig | Northern KZN | |
3 | M. Dlamini | Durban Coastals | |
4 | B Tedder | Midlands | |
5 | T Le Roux | Merchiston | Midlands |
6 | J Moodie | Merchiston | Midlands |
7 | J Aigner | PADSSA | |
8 | M Kheswa | Northern KZN | |
9 | G Akker | Durban Coastals | |
10 | W Visser | Northern KZN | |
11 | S Ndlovu | Northern KZN | |
12 | N. Makhaza | Durban Coastals | |
13 | A Ntaka | Pelham | Midlands |
14 | A Nzimande | Merchiston | Midlands |
15 | S. Tocknell | Pelham | Midlands |
18 | S. Mzolo | Midlands | |
16 | L Seroke | Zululand | |
17 | J de Swart | Northern KZN | |
19 | M Munga | Durban Coastals | |
20 | T Jacobs | Southern Coastal | |
21 | M Gumede | Zululand | |
22 | S Mhlogo | Northern KZN |
@beet: B team #4 is from Laddsworth
@beet: Beet, no 1 and 7 in the B Team are from Westville SP
@star: Bonus questions seperate the men from the boys so to speak
I think you might get it correct this week though
@ Beet- why is there no prediction pool for this weekend. Also why the bonus questions as that is twice I have been bumped for being a little backward
I’ve removed the High School column from the table above because it was in danger of not achieving the goal it was intended for which was to provide information on where boys would be schooling next year. Instead it was potentially harmful to schools and possibly even the players themselves particularly in cases where decisions have not been finalised.
@beet: Respect .. Fear …. Abject Terror ….
Actually, it brings to mind the sight of Cruella De Ville scooping up the 101 Dalmations and heading up the hill .. 8)
@star: @Gungets Tuft: Why people are always trying to humanify superheroes in society is beyond me. Just respect them for who they are and the good that their supernatural powers do.
@star: Tjaaaaarsiss man, do you have a hidden camera in my “rooms”. I had exactly that little discussion with another inmate esor before sparrows this morning. {sniff} .. Ed Zachary … cannae see too many kids from DPHS escaping the Highway area this year.
Okay I’ve updated more details thanks to other help received. Now you can see the high schools the players are linked with as well
@GreenBlooded: Kade Wolhuter is still 12
@beet: Hi Beet. In the B-team, no. 5 , 6 and 14 are from Merchiston whilst no13 and 15 are from Pelham
@ GT- and a few more courtesy of Uber M.
@Redblack White: No, he isn’t. This Bamber had a brother or two go through DPHS and on to Kearsney – he will definitely go to Kearsney as well, no question.
@Redblack White: Sorry I have no idea if he’s related to the College former centre and I don’t any of these kids from a bar of soap to be honest. Someone else was kind enough to help me out by filling in the schools of the A-team players.
For anyone out there: any help with the B-team youngsters would be appreciated.
@GreenBlooded: Eeeesssshhhh. Just re-read that post and thought I’d better clarify: not accusing him of being overage, just a very mature rugby brain and skill set for one so young.
Watch the No 10 – Kade Wolhuter. Hard to believe he is 13 years old. Got a head his shoulders, can kick with both feet, and decision making is everything you’d ever want from a 10. He will go far.
No 4 in the A team; that’s classic
Keep an eye out for KZN A no. 22 – I understand he will be going to House next year and he is really good.
@Beet – do you know if the #20 is related to Ricky who was at College a few years back?
Interesting selections all round – Merchies and DPHS have been very competitive this year so would have expected to see a few more of them up there in the mix – perhaps our u 18 selectors can learn a thing or two from these selections.