Paul Roos 150th Rugby Day fixtures & team lists

27 March, 2015 beet W/Cape 109

In 2015, Paul Roos Gymnasium celebrates their 150th birthday. As part of those celebrations, the school has organised an outstanding rugby day on Saturday, 28 March 2015.

TIME SCHOOL SCHOOL
08h00 Hugenote 10 8 Hermanus
09h10 SACS 18 7 Langenhoven Gim
10h20 Oakdale 71 0 Landboudal
11h30 Boland Landbou 45 5 Worcester Gim
12h40 Paarl Gim 74 5 Pietersburg
13h50 Rondebosch 35 10 Outeniqua
15h00 HJS Paarl BH 22 12 Diamantveld
16h15 Paul Roos 29 12 Affies

TEAM LISTS:

08h00 HUGENOTE 08h00 HERMANUS
1 Altus Steenkamp 1 Jacques Huysamen
2 Hanre Smith 2 Armand du Plessis
3 Cohen Kiewiet 3 Adrian Jackson
4 Dion Welman 4 Robbin van der Nest
5 Tertius Lamprecht 5 Harry Le Grange
6 Van Zyl Venter 6 Jannie du Toit
7 Anthony Creighton (k) 7 Lyle Gillion
8 Keenan Danster 8 Jaco Abel
9 Wihan von Wieligh 9 Keanu Opperman
10 Charl Engelbrecht 10 Joel Fisher
11 Thomas Watson 11 Gerhard Kruger
12 Tian Swiegers 12 Jade Cornelius
13 Fagan Matthews 13 Kayno Temmers
14 Gerhard Nel 14 Tino Pretorius
15 Dillon Feast 15 Denville Page
16 16 Jean-Pierre van der Westhuizen
17 17 Daniël Conradie
18 18 Paul van Jaarsveld
19 19 Dian Kemp
20 20 Glenwill Mahoney
21 21 James Mao-Cheia
22 22 Chrisam Lucas
09h10 SACS 09h10 LAGENHOVEN GIM
1 Sihle Lonzi 1 Leono Oosthuizen
2 Liam Larkan 2 Max van den Berg
3 Moegamad Semaar 3 Christo Greyling
4 Elliot Avery 4 Ruben Crous
5 Cameron Laurenson 5 Gerhard Zondagh
6 Dylan Hadzigrigoriou 6 Curtley de Laan
7 Thomas Posen 7 Wayne Pienaar
8 Alexander Halvorsen 8 Navada Jacobs
9 Moegamat Arendse 9 Ruan Steyn
10 Jordan Chait 10 Winrey Stoffels
11 Thomas Waterkyn 11 Branden Sinden
12 Liam Abrahams 12 Piet Keller
13 Ciaran Dayaram 13 Louis Nel
14 Reitumetse Mogoje 14 Shelvyn Dysel
15 Athi Gazi 15 Jeandre Stander
16 Lance Steytler 16
17 Sebastian Schultz 17 Henry Ben
18 James Brewer 18 Henlo Wentzel
19 Dane Brouwer 19 Chris Bester
20 Michael Haasbroek 20 Michael le Roux
21 Nicholas Redlinghuys 21 Duan Terblanche
22 Matthew de Villiers 22 Grant Esau
23 Duncan Ferguson 23
10h20 LANDBOUDAL 10h20 OAKDALE
1 Pieter Botha 1 Hermanus Botha
2 Hendre du Plessis 2 HP van Schoor
3 Simbulele Mnweba 3 Chrisjan Du Toit
4 Marlin van Zyl 4 Ewan Coetzee
5 Jokie Brits 5 Adre Smith
6 Willem Scholtz 6 Bertie de Bod
7 Michael Pienaar 7 Hanno Olivier
8 Teubes Brits 8 Renaldo Ferreira
9 CA Menezes 9 Eckard Leicher
10 David du Plessis 10 Christo Hamman
11 Willie Mans 11 Benno Klinck
12 Francois Marais 12 William Eybers
13 Alwyn van Niekerk 13 Kurt Eybers
14 Schalk van der Merwe 14 Alexander Wallace
15 Luan Schmidt 15 Darren Adonis
16 Handre Engela 16 Alwyn Dippenaar
17 Daandre Oosthuizen 17 Helgard Meyer
18 Alro du Pisani 18 Jaco Smith
19 Jhuan Bezuidenhout 19 WP van Heerden
20 JL Pretorius 20 Nicolus van Eeden
21 Hendrie Brits 21 Daine Kannemeyer
22 CD Wilke 22 Adriaan Engelbrecht
23 23
11h30 BOLAND LANDBOU 11h30 WORCESTER GIM
1 Bertus Smith 1 Mias Coetzee
2 Heino Strumpher 2 Jeshau Paul
3 Tristan Hill 3 Denver Prins
4 Joppie du Pisanie 4 Charl Schoeman
5 Le Roux Kriel 5 Daniel vd Berg
6 Athi Magwala 6 Emile Barnard
7 Johan Lubbe 7 Pieter Coetzee
8 Heinrich Brendel 8 Bradman Grove
9 Jondré Williams 9 Lyle Olsen
10 Danrich Visagie (k) 10 Adriaan vd Bank
11 Slabber la Grange 11 Lukayo Magele
12 Henlo Marais 12 Gustav September
13 JT Potgieter 13 Julian Lodewyk
14 Sergull van Niekerk 14 Jeanrick Scheepers
15 Luke Philander 15 Godwin Minnaar
16 Stefan Alberts 16 Matthew Gabriel
17 Wessel Fourie 17 Reinhardt Stemmet
18 Kevin Reed 18 Luke Titus
19 Jaco Conradie 19 Ethan Setera
20 Deon Carstens 20 Brenwin Samuels
21 Janlu Steenkamp 21 Thirlo Fredericks
22 MC Erasmus 22 Marlon Abrahams
23 23 Jacques Morkel
12h40 PAARL GIM 12h40 PIETERSBURG
1 André Booysen 1 Stefan Schoeman
2 Johan Grobbelaar 2 Johan du Preez
3 O’Neil Thiart 3 Jan-Barend Meyer
4 Muller Uys 4 Gerhard van Emmenis
5 Ernst van Rhyn 5 Tyrone Thomson
6 Johan Visser 6 Henk van Zyl
7 Gustav Marais 7 Zander Human
8 MJ Hayes 8 Salie Vermaak
9 Keenan Abrahams 9 Franco vd Watt
10 George Lourens 10 Morne Venter
11 Max Thalwitzer 11 Wilrico Gandley
12 Taigh Schoor 12 Diaan Coertze
13 Estian du Preez 13 JV Coertze
14 Charl du Toit 14 Floyd Ledwaba
15 Wian van Zyl 15 TJ Roos
16 Emile Booysen 16 Tertius du Plessis
17 Rohan Hamman 17 Martin Halgreen
18 Jan Neveling 18 Ignus Knoetze
19 Nicolaas Uys 19 Kobus Botha
20 Anrich Stoman 20 Stiaan Pistorius
21 Theo Boshoff 21 Rikus Fick
22 SJ Groenewald 22 Esselen Deetlefs
23 23 Heinrich Höll
13h50 RONDEBOSCH 13h50 OUTENIQUA
1 Ashwyn Adams 1 Andrew Kuhn
2 Russell Eaby 2 Stefan Gerber
3 Jordan Diekmann 3 Roux Swart
4 Dylan le Roex 4 Henco Meyers
5 Byron Bowes 5 Petrus Steenkamp
6 Pieter Slabbert 6 Niel Otto
7 Jamie King 7 Andre Coetzee
8 Liam Greenhalgh 8 Joagim van Wyk
9 Nicholas Potgieter 9 Derick Minnie
10 Rory Thomson 10 Darryle Kameel
11 Mike Mavovana 11 Logan Stoffels
12 Zain Davids 12 Johannes Duvenage
13 Kyle Ballakistan 13 Lance Lambrecht
14 Ryan Klein 14 Damian Bonaparte
15 Yaseen Jacobs 15 Immanuel Libbok
16 Josh Emslie 16 Sean Swart
17 Daniel Pearson 17 Danco Fourie
18 Leo Figueira 18 Justin Levendal
19 Matthew Grobler 19 Luvuyo Ndevu
20 Shaldon Smith 20 Isaiah Davids
21 Ferhad Ahmed 21 Justin Witbooi
22 Amani Minani 22 Zarco de Beer
23 23 Cecil Rittels
15h00 HJS PAARL BH 15h00 DIAMANTVELD
1 Wikus Groenewald 1 Wilhelm Rosenstrauch
2 MC de Jongh 2 Kyle Sissons
3 Leo Kruger 3 Michael Rodrigues
4 Salmaan Moerat 4 Corne van der Merwe
5 Ruben de Villiers 5 Ettiene Erasmus
6 Andreas van Wyk 6 Janco Cloete
7 JC van Schalkwyk 7 Vannas Herholdt
8 Khanya Ncusane 8 Johan Joubert
9 Bradley Thain 9 JP Roets
10 Rayhaan Lombaard 10 Gerco Nortje
11 Elester Becker 11 Henri Rossouw
12 Jan-Louis La Grange 12 Sergio Kasper
13 Manuel Rass 13 Nico Roets
14 Tyreeq February 14 Etdeon Greyvenstein
15 Jeanluc Cilliers 15 Keaton Gordon
16 Daniel Jooste 16 Anton von Romburg
17 Reece Bezuidenhout 17 Andre du Toit
18 Adam Neethling 18 Louis Fourie
19 Ruan van der Merwe 19 Bernard Jansen
20 Kristo Sadie 20 Jan Willem van Niekerk
21 Jandre Grobler 21 Stiaan Kruger
22 Hugo Slabber 22 Janus Wessels
23 23 De-an Ackerman
16h15 PAUL ROOS 16h15 AFFIES
1 Muammir Salie 1 Jano Espag
2 Robert Matthee 2 Schalk Erasmus
3 Dre Calitz 3 Niell Bezuidenhout
4 Louis Conradie 4 Ruben van Heerden
5 Joa Swart 5 Juan Basson
6 Dean van Tonder 6 Phillip Karuse
7 Roelf Burger 7 Vic Meyer
8 De Wet Castelyn 8 Eduan Lubbe
9 Tiaan Coetzee 9 Jack Hart
10 Damian Willemse 10 Ruan de Swardt
11 Jason Myburgh 11 Christian Strydom
12 Sebastian Uys 12 Eddie Fouche
13 Nico Leonard 13 Louritz van der Schyff
14 Troy Payne 14 Janco Booysen
15 Joshua Vermeulen 15 Henco Jordaan
16 Christiaan van Deventer 16 Viaan Mong
17 Abrie Coetzee 17 Cabous Eloff
18 Stephan Annandale 18 Henk Pretorius
19 Lazlo Pschorn 19 Lombard Grobler
20 Malan Basson 20 Divan Henning
21 Jacques Hanekom 21 Jacobus van Staden
22 Hein Steenkamp 22 Pieter Coetzer
23 Adrian van Niekerk 23 Arno van Wyk

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109 Comments

  1. avatar
    #109 PaarlBok

    @BoishaaiPa: BHP nee wat ek het in die snoepie onder gewerk, bly maar ver weg van die suites. Het darem n paar manne raakgeloop en lekker gesels. Slegte nuus van JD, is uit vir die jaar, sal volgende jaar eers weer speel.

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    2 April, 2015 at 13:29
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    #108 Ploegskaar

    @BuffelsCM: Naas die vaskop, is die blondekop slot, 9 en 11 van HJS beslis spelers om dop te hou vir die toekoms.

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    1 April, 2015 at 12:22
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    #107 BuffelsCM

    @BoishaaiPa: Nee ek het vir oulaas vir Bellville gaan kyk en het ook so ‘n paar van Boishaai se jonger spanne sien speel by Brackenfell se sportdag. Daardie vaskop van julle O/15s is ‘n jong reus!! Ek weet nie wat sy naam is nie, maar sal hom hopelik later vanjaar in die WP-proewe sien speel.

    Ek sal bietjie vir Paul vra oor sy “koffie-diens” in die Republiek!!
    Ek het einde verlede jaar saam met Christoff en Helmut vir so 5 weke “gewerk” om agter te kom hoe dinge werk. Goeie kombinasie IMO !!

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    1 April, 2015 at 12:15
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    #106 BoishaaiPa

    @BuffelsCM: Was jy Saterdag saam met Christoff en sy groep daar bo in die suite?..Ek het met Paul Eksteen gesels en vir Helmut Lehman gesien, maar ek het jou dalk gemis…..so BTW Paul en Dirk Hanekom (WP vasskop) was my eerstejaars in my seksie in die koshuis en moes my elke oggend wakker maak met n koffie en beskuit!

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    1 April, 2015 at 11:22
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    #105 BuffelsCM

    @Oakdale supporter: Ek weet dit is tong in die kies gesê maar groot kop ? …. nee wat. Daarvoor is Christoff en sy manne te plat op die aarde.
    Enige span kan egter op die dag ‘n ander span onverhoeds betrap

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    1 April, 2015 at 10:02
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    #104 Oakdale supporter

    @Pietie Passion: Ek hoop regtig julle doen goed teen Garsfontein. Dit sal vir Paarl Gim lekker groot kop gee en dan kan een van ons ander spanne hulle dalk onverhoeds betrap. :-D :lol:

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    1 April, 2015 at 09:45
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    #103 Pietie Passion

    @Die Ken: Dankie Ken, jip, wil nie verskonings soek nie, maar glo die seuns sal opstaan en weer hulle bes probeer. Is ongelukkig `n moeilike jaar, soos seker maar vir enige span as O/17`s en 18`s saam gegooi word. Hoop ook dat die seuns teen HH beter sal speel. Nadeel is dat daar net die 2 wedstryde gespeel word, en die toer `n redelike duur episode is, en daarom word al die reserwes kans gegee teen HH om te begin. Gelukkig is al die reserwes net so goed as die gewone begin 15-tal, so ek is nie seker of dit `n problem sal wees nie. Maar ja, nog `n lekker lang seisoen vir ons almal, lekker baie verrassings wat nog gaan kom, en solank die seuns en ouers die rugby geniet, kan dit net `n wonderlike jaar wees vir al ons rugby spanne in SA.

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    1 April, 2015 at 09:30
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    #102 Die Ken

    @Pietie Passion: Ek het Saterdag langs ‘n Pietersburg-Pa gesit wat min of meer dieselfde gese het en stem saam, daai spannetjie van jul is beter as ‘n 74-5 verloor. Hoop jul maklike wedstryd teen Hotentots-Holland gee die seuns weer insig en moed vir die toekoms

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    1 April, 2015 at 07:46
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    #101 Pietie Passion

    @Cappie: Dankie, ek is nog steeds van mening dat Paarl Gim beslis `n baie talentvolle span is, en die jaar nog moeilik geklop gaan word, en selfs vir `n paar verrassings gaan sorg. Maar hoe gan dit, “been there, got the T-shirt”. Was `n voorreg om teen en van die Kaapse skole te kon speel. Hoop regtig dat Pietersburg dalk volgende jaar geleentheid sal kry om aan een van die groter Paas toernooie deel te neem. Maar tyd sal leer, kom ons kyk maar eers hoe die seisoen ontwikkel. Mooi dag aan al julle rugby liefhebbers………

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    1 April, 2015 at 06:40
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    #100 Cappie

    @Pietie Passion: pragtig gestel. Daar is, daar kan bitter min verskil wees tussen die vermoë van twee spanne teen mekaar. Sou die wedstryd op Pietersburg gespeel was sou dit verseker nie so groot verskil gemaak het nie. Ek onthou nog hoe die Bulle teen Natal verloor het met meer as 50 punte en ‘n maand later wen hulle die eindste Natal met 60 punte. Dis rugby. Stekte met Pietersburg vir die res van die seisoen.

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    1 April, 2015 at 00:14
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    #99 Pietie Passion

    Baie geluk aan PRG met `n puik toernooi, en uiteindelike wen oor Affies. Wil graag my mening lig oor Pietersburg wat “raak getrap” is deur Paarl Gim. Ek weet hier was, en is baie doemprofete wat nie veel weet of selfs dink van die span van Pietersburg nie. Verskonings gaan ek nie probeer soek nie. Op die dag is ons deur `n blerrie goeie afgeronde span afgeransel. Ek dink egter dat Paarl nog baie ander groot name die jaar gaan laat sneuwel. As mens in konteks kyk was die oomblik dalk te groot vir Pietersburg, en wou hulle te graag hulleself bewys teen Paarl Gim. Die meeste van Pietersburg se spelers bestaan uit O/17`s, en dus nog maar so half onseker van hulle plekke, en hard werk om hulle plekke te verdien. Dus word elke wedstryd amper gespeel vir jou plek, soos proewe, eerder as `n span. Die O/17`s is `n groep wat van O/14 af nog altyd kompeterend was, gereeld met groot skole kompeteer en ook baie goed vaar. O/14 maar met 9 punte teen Monument verloor, en met Waterkloof afgereken, O/15 vir Affies goed skrik gemaak het, en maar 8-5 verloor het by die Affie O/15 week in 2014. Wel later die jaar in `n friendly met meer punte verloor het, maar nog steeds gekompeteer. Selfde jaar (O/15) ransel hulle ook Nelspruit af. Van O/14 tot O/16 (3 jaar in `n ry) wen hulle die Beeld trofee vir Groot skole. Die groep bestaan ook uit `n paar spelers wat deel was van die O/13 Craven week Limpopo Blou Bulle span in 2011 wat hulle in die finaal gewen het teen WP. Die probleem is egter dat plaaslike skole in Limpopo, uitgesonder Ben Vorster en Frikkie Meyer weier om teen PHS te speel. Daarom probeer ons waar geleentheid voordoen, teen groot skole te speel vir blootstelling. En sommer om arrogant te klink, sien die seuns kans om enige span aan te vat en bereid om te probeer. So wat probeer ek hier se?? Wel gee die outjies `n kans, hulle wil graag hulle self meet teen die groot kanonne, en sal mans genoeg wees om te erken dat hulle tekortkominge het. Moet nie na een verloor die span sommer afskiet nie. Ek glo hulle wil graag ook aan groter toernooie deelneem, maar ongelukig is dit altyd net op uitnodiging, en kyk almal altyd neer op die span, en die pak teen Paarl Gim het hulle nie regtig gehelp om beeld te bou nie :-) . Maar hou gerus die span dop, glo hulle sal opstaan en reg wees vir die volgende challenge!! Nogmaals, dankie PRG dat ons kon deel wees van julle feesvieringe. Sterkte aan al die spanne vir die toekoms

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    31 March, 2015 at 21:36
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    #98 BoishaaiPa

    @Hanswors: Ek sal nog sien…gaan probeer om die Saterdag deur te gaan, maar ek het hele paar dinge op my menu vir die paasnaweek!…

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    31 March, 2015 at 15:33
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    #97 Hanswors

    @Boishaai jy gaan seker weer op jou pos wees by Gim se onder 16 toernooi?
    Jy moet maar gereeld verslag doen van daaraf!

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    30 March, 2015 at 16:09
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    #96 BoishaaiPa

    @PaarlBok: Julle koffie, toebies, middagete en veral die after-game snacks daar in die rector suite was topklas!..

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    30 March, 2015 at 15:53
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    #95 PaarlBok

    @AffiePa: Dankie my mater. het nogals redelik hard gewerk saterdag en kon net die hoof wedstryd kyk. Was nogals interresant om Brendan Venter by PRG se dag te sien. Die man se prioriteite is top notch. Om terug te kom na die hoofgame was baie beindruk met die grote van die Affies voorspelers en tot halftyd het dit gevoel of ek skoolseuns tee groot manne kyk. PRG het te veel na Affies se sterkpunt gespeel en moes eerder wyd speel. Toe hulle eers na halftyd dit regkry was daar geen keer nie. Soos Beet reeds genoem het gaan PRG n giftige agterlyn he en hiervandaan net beter gaan. Sien uit na ons trippie na PE. Klaar my kaartjies geboek en kan nie meer wag nie. Was saterdag net n voorreg om deel van PRG se 150 jaar feesvieringe te kon wees.

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    30 March, 2015 at 14:24
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    #94 AffiePa

    Eerstens geluk aan Paul Roos met die oorwinning – dit was n baie goed georganiseerde dag en vir ons n voorreg om deel te wees daarvan.

    Affies het goed gelyk vir die eerste 40 min van die wedstryd – hulle het egter kop verloor na die afstorm drie en vir die volgende 10 minute net ophou speel – sal moet werk aan die verdediging strukture en lyne. Dink ook hulle kan die bal meer wyd speel – het genoeg skietgoed in die agterlyn.

    Dis egter nog baie vroeg in die seisoen en ek dink die span het die potensiaal om nog n groot seisoen te hê.

    Volgende wedstryd gaan ook baie taai wees – sterkte manne.

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    30 March, 2015 at 11:41
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    #93 4×4

    Het gister die Affies-Paul Roos wedstryd gekyk. Soos vroeër deur my gemeld was kombinasies ‘n kopseer. Verstaan die nuwe afrigter het vertroue in sy Grant Komo skakelpaar gewys. 2 briljante spelers maar dink ek was hulle gister so bietjie ontbloot. My mening is dat Fouche, ‘n Blou Bul, laasjaar op loskakel gehou moet word en die senter kombinasie wat die laaste gedeelte van die wedstryd gespeel het, die beter kombinasie daarstel. Affies het myns insien genoeg skietkrag agter om ‘n verskil te maak, maar blyk dit dat daar so gekonsentreer word op ‘n Blou Bulle patroon, dat daar straks vergeet word dat die agterlyn ook afgerig moet word. Ek dink nog steeds hulle sal ‘n beter seisoen as laasjaar beleef.

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    29 March, 2015 at 19:43
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    #92 beet

    @danie: @phat55: Thanks

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    29 March, 2015 at 16:25
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    #91 beet

    @Oakdale supporter: Statistically 3 of the top 5 come from the Western Cape anyway so what we are really looking for is a 4th WC team to finish in the Top 5 to achieve a true “oorheersing” That will be very hard to achieve given the lack of interaction between the Western Cape’s top rugby schools and the other national pacesetters after the April holidays.

    Rondebosch, Oakdale and maybe Boland Landbou look like the biggest challenges for WC no.4 this year. A good year for any of those schools could result in one of the traditional 3 national powerhouses from the WC not finishing in the top 5.

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    29 March, 2015 at 16:25
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    #90 phat55

    @beet: Troy is just over 1.9m’s with some decent pace, though not the quickest in that backline because there are some real speedsters there.
    he’s a very good water polo player & one of the top heptathlon athletes in the country in his age group

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    29 March, 2015 at 16:17
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    #89 danie

    @beet: The wind was not that strong but it had an effect on play, PRG’s first try came from a long kick down field, a kick like that would for example not have been possible from the other side. In general, the kicking out of hand (and from the tee) wasn’t that great but it is still early in the season….

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    29 March, 2015 at 14:52
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    #88 Oakdale supporter

    @beet: Ek dink ook die top 5 gaan vanjaar deur Weskaap spanne oorheers word

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    29 March, 2015 at 14:47
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    #87 Oakdale supporter

    @PaulRoosPa: Ek dink glad nie jy moet PR oordeel op die 20 min game nie. Ek dink net dis nie noodwendig Outeniqua wat swak is die jaar nie, maar dalk Rondebosch wat beter as wat ons dink. Ten minste speel PR nou 2 helfdes en nie net 1 soos ‘n paar keer laasjaar :mrgreen:

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    29 March, 2015 at 14:36
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    #86 Woltrui

    In my opinie blyk dit dat die WP skool spanne die jaar redelik ver voor die Gauteng spanne is tov kwaliteit. Kyk na tellings soos die van Paarl Gim teen Pietersburg. Pietersburg in die top halfte van die Tuks reeks maar verloor 71-5 teen Gim. Ek het natuurlik nog nie gesien hoe speel Kloof nie maar Parkies en Garsies se uitslae is ook nie te wat wonders dusver die jaar nie. Vermoed dat die Gauteng spanne dalk gaan kreun by die Craven week in 2015.
    Ek het die spesmaas dat Grey Bloem gaan terugkom met n “bang”. As hulle 34 iets voor was teen Diamant veld in die eerste halfte moet hulle, soos gewoonlik, verwoede aanvallers tot hulle beskikking he. Diamantveld het die ander skole dalk nie n guns bewys met die gelykop uitslag teen Grey Bloem nie. Hulle het die Greystaters net kwaad gemaak. Iets wat mens op mens se beste nie graag wil sien.
    Tov die Paul Roos/Affies wedstryd. Geluk Paul Roos. Ek eis wat kon gebeur het as julle meer balbesit gehad het. Affies se verdediging is bloot gele. Die seuns sal moet hard werk daaraan. Affies sal hul tegniese aspekte tov tradisionele sterkpunte soos die “maul” vinnig moet uitsorteer. Aspek wat gister sleg vertoon het (om nie van die lynstane te praat nie). Stem saam Beet dat die 10 van Paul Roos baie goed is. Die 15 ook n witwarm spelertjie. Hoeveel “Aplon’s en Kolbe’s” word jaarliks daar in die Kaap ontdek? In ieder gevalle dink ek dit was n groot voorreg en belewenis vir die Affies laaities om deel te kon neem aan die grootse dag by Paul Roos.

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:51
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    #85 Djou

    @Muzi: Apart from Affies – don’t write them off, it is only one game – it will be Waterkloof and Menlopark that should dominate in Pretoria this year. Both teams had good acquisitions. Garsies should however prove to be good opposition.

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:28
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    #84 beet

    Also can someone explain the effect of the wind at Paul Roos. This is mentioned above and came up in the commentary. Field wise which direction does it generally blow in and is it usually a factor?

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:28
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    #83 beet

    A few interesting contest coming up at KERF now. Affies vs EG Jansen. I suspect that the packs will neutralise each other and the result may come down to which backline wants it most. By accounts I heard that EG tried to change their game plan against Monnas and their backs did not click, so they will want to set the record straight because talk is that EG have been trying to improve backline diversity as one of their goals for the season.

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:25
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    #82 Djou

    @beet: For me the difference was the magic Paul Roos created from broken play. When Affies kept it tight and played within a structure they looked a quality side. However, when the game became loose and Paul Roos started running from broken play, the defence was not there. Wonder if the Bok coaching at Affies contributed to this. Reminds me of a Boks vs NZ game – when the Kiwi’s start running from broken play, we look lost. This is the problem with continued patterns and structures and the elevation thereof above natural skills.

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:25
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    #81 beet

    Were there any other players at Markotter that impressed during the day? I know it’s early season for the W/Cape teams but some of these kids hit their straps early due to the serious preseason efforts put in.

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:21
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    #80 beet

    The Paul Roos wing Troy Payne is quite a big boy. He packs a bit of power as he showed on his inside cutting run that resulted in a try.

    I’d like to see his straight line speed.

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:19
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    #79 PaulRoosPa

    @Oakdale supporter: A 20 minute a side game is like using a 20/20 cricket match to rate a test cricket side. Do yourself a favour and note the scores after 40 minutes and then again at the end of a game. Ons Saturday Affies were ahead 12-3 after 40 min and we all know how that ended. Rondebosch do have a great side and did play well on Saturday, but like Paul Roos and all the other sides it is too early to make any predictions, only time will tell!

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:18
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    #78 akw

    @danie: I thought Affies WAS a big gun. 8-O

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:12
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    #77 beet

    @BOG: That is the couple of which I speak Bog. The two games in Kimberley. Win both and Klofies will head into the 2nd term as one of the schools to beat.

    Obviously beating Grey easier said than done but show me a team that has beaten Grey in recent seasons and still managed to go under the radar and I’ll show you a four-leaf clover

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:10
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    #76 akw

    I watched the game this morning. What disappointed me most about the Affies performance is their 1st time tackling, as well as the breakdown in their defensive structures after 1 or 2 phases.

    The Affies centre pairing look promising, I rate their 4 and their lineout worked well at times. Their scrum was under pressure at times.

    I agree about the PR 10 and 15, both step well, have good acceleration and run good lines.

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:10
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    #75 Tang

    @beet – I think you are right about Waterklloof. I watched them in the practice fixture against PBHS. They are flying under the radar currently and will be close to the top 5 in the country come the end of the year.

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:07
  36. avatar
    #74 danie

    @beet: I agree with your views, Affies were very strong up front during the first halve with the wind at their backs. We saw from the other games also that if you are pinned down in your own halve against the wind, it was very difficult to get good momentum and to put some good phases together. We were happy with the score at 12 -3 at the turn, knowing that we can turn the tables on them playing in their halve and using our explosive backs to counter.

    Affies have a very strong pack of forwards and will surprise a few big guns this season, no doubt. I’m very amped with the PRG win but let us not forget that the home ground advantage, the BIG occasion and emotions that went with it, were all in favour of PRG and that Affies really performed well under the circumstances. At the same time i think the PRG boys had to deal with enormous pressure and expectations on them, they showed great composure and deserved the win.

    Gimmies and Boishaai also looked very good on the day, with Boishaai beating a difficult opponent in Diamantveld, however they looked in control throughout. Gimmies were way too strong for Pietersburg from the first minute.
    The surprise perhaps was Rondebosch’s strong performance against the Kwaggas. They are going to be very difficult to beat this season and the Winelands schools will have to be at their best this season.

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    29 March, 2015 at 12:04
  37. avatar
    #73 BOG

    @beet: Where would they find “a couple of good resuts” if they are only playing GCB and Outeniqua?

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    29 March, 2015 at 11:54
  38. avatar
    #72 beet

    I watched Paul Roos vs Affies last night and was very impressed by 10. Damian Willemse and 15. Joshua Vermeulen. Paul Roos’ cutting against the grain runs were very effective. Also the Paul Roos goal-line defence at the end was tops.

    Affies probably deserved more than to lose by a 17 point margin. After the first 40 minutes they still looked like the team most likely to go on and win it. They however didn’t seem to have the backline play to back up a pack of forwards that will be hard for most teams to handle.

    I suppose that is the great thing about SBR is that an x-factor backline still has the ability to shine and win a match.

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    29 March, 2015 at 11:26
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    #71 beet

    @Muzi: I think Waterkloof might turn out to be a bit of a surprise. No one is paying that much attention to them. Klofies play Grey College and Outeniqua at Wildeklawer, so they might just explode onto the scene in late April with the help of a couple of good results in Kimberley

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    29 March, 2015 at 11:19
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    #70 Muzi

    I wonder how PTA giants Garsfontein and Waterkloof look this year…to be honest with you I wasn’t that all impressed with what I saw from Affies against Paul Roos…compared to that great side in 2013 this year’s pack isn’t all that convincing….Affies lost the collision points without forward dominance the lads form PTA looked ordinary…Ruben van Heerden’s future is at 7 IMHO…

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    29 March, 2015 at 10:52
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    #69 Muzi

    @Predator: “Cant see any competative Kwagga team in the next 3 years.” I concur Gelant’s side in 2013 was something else….that team had depth in quality and a lot of special players.

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    29 March, 2015 at 10:45
  42. avatar
    #68 Predator

    @Oakdale supporter: @Grasshopper: Kwaggas dont have the players anymore, …… recruiting serious talent will be their only option. Cant see any competative Kwagga team in the next 3 years.

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    29 March, 2015 at 07:21
  43. avatar
    #67 Predator

    Die Kwaggas sal nie top 20 haal hierdie jaar nie. Die Suid Kaap se monsters is Oakdale hierdie jaar. Hulle sal kompeterend wees in die top liga.

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    29 March, 2015 at 07:14
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    #66 phat55

    @Oakdale supporter: same happened to Bishops last year winning at Newlands & we know how that turned out so it cant be used as an actual yardstick
    Having said that, Rondebosch looked really good today & that will be a huge game for PRG
    About our own game WOW! being down 3-12 halftime against Affies & then getting 26 unanswered points in the 2nd half was great to see
    Hope we can now build from this as its obviously a huge year for these boys.

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    28 March, 2015 at 19:15
  45. avatar
    #65 Oakdale supporter

    @Grasshopper: It might have been as 20 min aside game, but remember that Rondebosch won agains Paul Roos earlier this week.

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    28 March, 2015 at 18:24
  46. avatar
    #64 Grasshopper

    Kwaggas rebuilding this year it seems…

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    28 March, 2015 at 17:42
  47. avatar
    #63 Oakdale supporter

    Paul Roos wen Affies 29-12

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    28 March, 2015 at 17:36
  48. avatar
    #62 Oakdale supporter

    Affies halftyd 12-3 voor

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    28 March, 2015 at 17:07
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    #61 Oakdale supporter

    @akw: Boland Landbou vs Worcester Gym 45-5
    Pearl Gim vs Petersburg 74-5
    Rondebosch vs Outeniqua 35-10
    PHB vs Diamantveld 22-12

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    28 March, 2015 at 16:41
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    #60 Kbypa

    @Oakdale supporter: Uitstekende uitslag. Landboudal het Noord-Kaap redelik vasgehou.

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    28 March, 2015 at 15:43
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    #59 akw

    @Oakdale supporter: Tellings asb.

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    28 March, 2015 at 15:05
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    #58 Oakdale supporter

    Die afgelope 3 games was baie eensydig. Kom ons hoop die laaste 3 is meer kompeterend.

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    28 March, 2015 at 13:57
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    #57 Oakdale supporter

    Goeie wen, Oakdale 71-0. Klink my die hantering was egter nie op standaard.

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    28 March, 2015 at 11:34
  54. avatar
    #56 pietretief

    Oakdale 71-0 Landboudal. Oakdale baie goeie afgerigte span

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    28 March, 2015 at 11:25
  55. avatar
    #55 akw

    @pietretief: Hou asb die telbord op datum vir ons wat nie daar kan wees nie…. :wink:

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    28 March, 2015 at 10:41
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    #54 pietretief

    SACS 18-7 Langenhoven Gim

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    28 March, 2015 at 10:16
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    #53 Murrayfield

    @Cappie: Sterkte vir Affies se game vandag! Ek glo Affies kan wen! Net die wedstryd fiksheid wat gaan te vandag dalk ‘n rol speel! Dit het Menlo ook gekos teen Grey!

    Pietersburg is te lig vir Paarl Gim!

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    28 March, 2015 at 09:37
  58. avatar
    #52 pietretief

    Lieflike oggend in Stellenbosch, sterkte aan al die spanne

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    28 March, 2015 at 08:35
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    #51 Oakdale supporter

    Yster stel losvoorspelers wat Oakdale vanjaar het. De Bod en Ferreira was laasjaar reeds staatmakers terwyl Olivier gekook het vir die O/16 span. Van Heerden, op die bank was Grant Khomo kaptein.

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    28 March, 2015 at 07:46
  60. avatar
    #50 beet

    I’ve added the team lists

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    27 March, 2015 at 21:45
  61. avatar
    #49 beet

    @akw: @phat55: Thanks

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    27 March, 2015 at 21:44
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    #48 Netrugby

    @Die Ken: Teiners baie lief vir Affies. Affies No. 14 is ‘n Teiner.

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    27 March, 2015 at 21:32
  63. avatar
    #47 phat55

    delayed broadcast 210 @ 9pm

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    27 March, 2015 at 17:15
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    #46 akw

    @beet: It is later in the evening, iirc 20:00 or around there.

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    27 March, 2015 at 17:06
  65. avatar
    #45 beet

    @Kbypa: I was told the main game between Affies and PRG is on delayed TV broadcast at 18h00

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    27 March, 2015 at 16:22
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    #44 Kbypa

    Word enige van die wedstryde op TV uitgesaai?

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    27 March, 2015 at 15:44
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    #43 Die Ken

    Sien uit na Saterdag se rugby op Markotter. Hopelik is daar n biertuintjie vir die manne met ‘n dors. My swaerie van Randfontein kom kuier vir die naweek, so, ek vra by voorbaat om verskoning vir sy lawaai en waarsku die Affie-manne dat die Teiners nie lief vir die Protoria manne is nie :lol: . Nee, grap net, dit gaan ‘n fantastiese dag wees.

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    27 March, 2015 at 10:04
  68. avatar
    #42 Cappie

    Kyk vanaand om 18h00 op supersport 10 na die vvorskou van Affies vs Paul Roos

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    25 March, 2015 at 17:14
  69. avatar
    #41 pietretief

    @4×4: Affies moet dalk net die beste spelers kies en vergeet daarvan om vir spelers plek te maak. Natuurlike talent sal die kombinasies self sorteer.

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    24 March, 2015 at 18:03
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    #40 4×4

    Sal graag wil sien hoe die “ranking predictions” gaan verander. In my beskeie mening sal Garsies, Menlo, en Affies waarskynlik tussen 5 tot 10 eindig. Grey, Monnas, Paul Roos en EG Jansen gaan almal bo hulle eindig. Daar word myns insiens te veel gewag gemaak van die Paul Roos – Affies game. Affies het nog net een wedstryd gespeel dus gaan wedstryd fiksheid sowel as kombinasies wat ek verneem nog nie uitgesorteer is nie, hulle grootste vyand wees. Gedagtigend daaraan, met tuisveld voordeel die emisionele element wat daarmee gepaardgaan…dink ek Affies is in vir ‘n “uphill” battle maar vertrou ek dat die Affie Guts element erens sal deurskemer om Paul Roos ‘n goeie game te gee.

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    24 March, 2015 at 13:49
  71. avatar
    #39 Die Ken

    @danie: Moenie Gimmies tn Pietersburg vergeet nie. Klink miskien na ‘n maklike game vir Gimmies, maar hierdie is defnitief ‘n potensiele piesangskil

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    23 March, 2015 at 12:06
  72. avatar
    #38 PRG 4 Life

    Safe Journey to all the teams and parents that are joining us in Stellies fot this amazing occasion, the rugby is going to be epic!!!! 8) 8)

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    23 March, 2015 at 11:50
  73. avatar
    #37 danie

    Die PRG v Affies game gaan n cracker wees, die weervoorspelling lyk ook goed vir saterdag, so hardlooprugby sal ons sien! Boishaai t Diamantveld en Bosch t Kwaggas gaan ook great wees! Let the games begin!

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    23 March, 2015 at 09:57
  74. avatar
    #36 Cappie

    Nou vir die eerste groot toets vir Paul Roos en Affies. Beide spanne het lank en hard gewerk vir hierdie een. Sterkte aan beide, en ons is besig om tasse te pak vir die toer af Bosch toe.

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    23 March, 2015 at 08:56
  75. avatar
    #35 jakes

    Affies moet eerder worry oor die game op 2 April 2015. Hulle gaan teen ‘n perd van ‘n ander kleur vasloop en mag dalk lekker pak kry. :mrgreen:

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    3 October, 2014 at 19:33
  76. avatar
    #34 Playa

    @Ploegskaar: Great! I look forward to seeing a few games with him in the team next year. Great player, lots of potential.

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    3 October, 2014 at 09:42
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    #33 Cappie

    @kosie: Jy is heeltemal reg. Hulle o’15 A (huidige o’16’s, wat volgende jaar opespan speel) en hulle o’16A span wat reeds hierdie jaar ope span speel het verlede jaar onderskeidelik 25-3 en 26-0 teen Affies se o’15 en o’16A’s verloor, wat nie te ver is nie.

    Affies se o’15s en 16’s was self baie sterk en het onderskeidelik 27-7 en 34-10 met Waterkloof afgereken.

    Ek trek my woorde terug. Pietersburg mag dalk net ‘n paar spanne verras.

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    2 October, 2014 at 13:53
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    #32 kosie

    @Cappie: Pietersburg might struggle against Paarl Gim, but having said that, their 2014 U/16 group is a very strong group. I think a large part of the 2015 team will be U/17.

    They will surprise a few teams in 2015!

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    2 October, 2014 at 12:24
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    #31 Ploegskaar

    @Playa: I think he will make first team next year, hopefully at hooker.

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    2 October, 2014 at 10:25
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    #30 Maroon

    @Cappie: Die Paul Roos vs. Affies wedstryd gaan ‘n taai een wees. Beide het, op skrif, sterk spanne volgende jaar.

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    2 October, 2014 at 09:57
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    #29 Cappie

    @Playa: Last year when Eldoraigne withdrew there fixtures against Affies the Monday before the games, Affies quickly scheduled friendlies against Pietersburg in Pietersburg. Pietersburg requested that Affies send there second team for the main match and Affies’ seconds still won comfortably.

    Saying that, I would think it would be better if they (Pietersburg) make up a Limpopo Bulls team to play against Gim. Some of the players can still be from Pieterburg, with imports from the district. It can be a Pietersburg Combination side.

    Nelspruit, however could have been a good contest to play Paarl Gim. Nevertheless we do not want to take the opportunity away from Pieterburg, and a lot can still happen in 6 months time. They would know something that we don’t know.

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    2 October, 2014 at 09:14
  82. avatar
    #28 Playa

    @Cappie: Well, I guess a lot can change in a decade. I haven’t been in the loop with their results in recent years, so you could be right

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    2 October, 2014 at 08:08
  83. avatar
    #27 Playa

    @Ploegskaar: What are Athi Magwala’s chances of making the 1st XV next year?

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    2 October, 2014 at 08:06
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    #26 Maroon

    @BuiteBreek: Ja ja, dit is ‘n fout. Behoort egter ‘n goeie wedstryd te wees.

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    2 October, 2014 at 06:51
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    #25 BuiteBreek

    @Maroon: Waar in SWD is Rondebosch? Langs Milkwood in Mosselbaai? Of by Denneoord in George? :mrgreen:

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    2 October, 2014 at 05:58
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    #24 Cappie

    @Maroon: I can’t see Pietersburg be a match for Paarl Gim, not even for Paarl Gim’s second team, as it stands now.

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    2 October, 2014 at 00:17
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    #23 Cappie

    @Maroon: Wat ‘n jaar in die vooruitsig vir Paul Roos is dit nie!

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    2 October, 2014 at 00:13
  88. avatar
    #22 Maroon

    Cravenweek is also hosted at Markotter next year.

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    1 October, 2014 at 21:55
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    #21 Ploegskaar

    @Playa: Worcester Gym will give Boland a good pre-season examination, their 2015 u18 group were strong through the age groups. Adriaan vd Bank at 10 is one of the better fly’s in the WC, great vision and hands like all talented cricketers that play 10, with a monster boot as well. First prediction for 2015, they will beat Drostdy in the inter-schools next year.

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    1 October, 2014 at 20:10
  90. avatar
    #20 Playa

    I would have loved it if one of the leading schools’ festivals sacrificed themselves for PRG’s 150th and rather have these celebrations over a weekend, just as Grey PE did last year for College’s 150th. Have more teams, over a longer period participating.

    Alas, this line up looks good…at least from lunch time onwards. For Ploegie’s sake, I will be there from 11:30 to support the Farmers while they smash Worcester, and then settle down nicely for the last games which could go either way in my opinion.

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    1 October, 2014 at 13:24
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    #19 Cappie

    @Maroon: Die wedstryd is baie vroeg in die seisoen, en ek dink beide spanne sal waarskynlik net een wedstryd gespeel het voor hulle mekaar aandurf. Ek sien dit val ook in die begin van die eerste vakansie van die jaar. Net daarna begin die KERF week. Affies het 4 lekker wedstryde in 10 dae.
    28 Maart: Paul Roos (Markotter)
    2 April: EG Jansen (Kearsney)
    4 April: SACS (Kearsney)
    6 April: Framesby (Kearsney)

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    1 October, 2014 at 13:12
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    #18 Maroon

    @Cappie: Dit is gepubliseer op Rugby365 se website, so ek vertrou dat Dit korrek is. Sien uit daarna om julle weer op Markotter te verwelkom.

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    1 October, 2014 at 12:44
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    #17 Cappie

    @PaarlBok: Ek is baie bly om te sien Paul Roos is darem nie kwaad vir Affies nie. Baie dankie vir die uitnodiging om deel te wees van julle 150 jarige viering. Ek vertrou en hoop die inligting soos gegee deur @Maroon: is korrek. Sien uit om daar te wees.

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    1 October, 2014 at 09:47
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    #16 Rugger fan

    @Gungets Tuft: Where can one see the MC fixtures for 2015?

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    27 September, 2014 at 15:03
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    #15 Maroon

    @pietretief:
    08.00: Hugenote (Bol) vs Hermanus (Bol)
    09.15: SACS (WP) vs Langenhoven Gimnasium (SWD)
    10.30: Rondebosch (SWD) vs Oakdale (SWD)
    11.45: Boland Landbou (WP) vs Worcester Gimnasium (Bol)
    13.00: Paarl Gimnasium (WP) vs Pietersburg (Lim BB)
    14.15: Bishops (WP) vs Outeniqua (SWD)
    15.30: Paarl Boys’ High (WP) vs Diamantveld (GW)
    16.45: Paul Roos (WP) vs Affies (BB)

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    27 September, 2014 at 10:40
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    #14 pietretief

    @BoishaaiPa: goeie more, ek sien Affies speel teen Paul Roos op die dag.

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    27 September, 2014 at 09:05
  97. avatar
    #13 Playa

    @BoishaaiPa: That’s a bummer! :(

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    12 September, 2014 at 14:26
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    #12 BoishaaiPa

    @Playa: I now doubt very much if there will be any teams from outside the WP borders. I heard a rumour that one big gun from Pta will play PR in the main game. The other games will most likely be local affairs. Maybe teams that don’t get to play each other often will be matched up and the Premier A teams can then expect some easier games before the tough festivals begins.

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    12 September, 2014 at 13:08
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    #11 Playa

    @BoishaaiPa: The EC schools will be at the Graeme Rugby Day on that date. But I am sure they would take up the challenge if invited. I, like you would love to have them there…extra motivation for me to make the trip there if they are in.

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    12 September, 2014 at 07:38
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    #10 jakes

    I doubt if any of the teams playing at Kearsney will attend . Especially teams from the Noordvaal. The dates are to close to each other and will be too much travelling and costs.

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    11 September, 2014 at 19:32
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    #9 Grasshopper

    I would love another PRG vs Glenwood game….

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    11 September, 2014 at 05:51
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    #8 BoishaaiPa

    @wakker akker: Niks teen Kwaggas nie..ek sien net daai spanne baie min speel. Dink in elk geval sal daar nie spanne van ver kom vir net een dag se rugby nie..sal seker maar ons locals wees wat mekaar vermaak.

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    10 September, 2014 at 22:03
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    #7 Gungets Tuft

    28th March is College vs Westville at Westville.

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    10 September, 2014 at 19:14
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    #6 Grasshopper

    150 is a huge milestone, if a school is invited it should be a complete no brainer.

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    10 September, 2014 at 18:02
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    #5 wakker akker

    @BoishaaiPa: Wa my Kwaggas op jou lys

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    10 September, 2014 at 17:44
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    #4 BoishaaiPa

    @beet: Not a bad guess!…Except I would also like to see Selborne, Dale and Queens there. I think the normal Cape sides of 2 Paarls, Bishops, SACS, Rondebosch , Wynberg and Boland Landbou will be there, so we will need 8 “upcountry” schools. Affies, Grey, Grey PE, Selborne, Dale, Queens, Maritzburg College and Glenwood springs to mind as the schools I would love to see play down here. That is my personal wish list and hope Paul Roos will have enough pull to get these teams for the 150!

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    10 September, 2014 at 12:30
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    #3 PaarlBok

    @beet: Look like an excellent fixture list. 8)

    PRG stuur 27 hokkie spelers oor na die hokkie mekka in Holland/Belgie ter viering van hul 150ste jaar wat vertrek net voor daai rugbydag.

    Ons is besig met n groot fondsinsamelings poging en het nog n paar tafels beskikbaar vir die Legends aand (Nic Mallet/Brendan Venter & Ashwin Willemse) voor die Nuweland toets.

    P A U L R O O S
    GIMNASIUM – GYMNASIUM

    (021) 887-0017 – (021) 883-8461
    Suidwal – Stellenbosch – 7600
    info@prg.wcape.school.za
    http://www.paulroos.co.za

    PRG Legends Night – 26 September 2014
    Dear Sports Fan
    In 2015 Paul Roos Gymnasium will be 150 years old and as part of the celebrations PRG Hockey will be undertaking a tour to the Netherlands and Belgium. The tour is a highlight and once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for our top 27 players and they will proudly represent the heritage and tradition of our remarkable school.
    Fundraising initiatives have been launched to make the tour more affordable for the players. Our flagship event will be a PRG Legends Night. The Legends Night will be held on the night before the rugby test between the Boks and Australia at Newlands, and is going to be the perfect way to get into test-rugby spirit for the Saturday!
    Several ex Springboks will be present and the evening will include a panel discussion. Bok legends such as Nick Mallet, and Brendan Venter will be on the panel, which will be led by Ashwin Willemse.
    We’d like to invite you to come and listen to our straight-talking panel’s views on the next day’s test, the Springbok team, the 2015 Rugby World Cup and rugby in general. This is an opportunity not to be missed!
    Spoil your clients and work teams with an unforgettable night of excitement, fun and networking which will include:
    • 3-course dinner
    • Rugby souvenir
    • Springbok panel discussion (plus autograph and photo opportunities)
    • Wine, beer and soft drinks included
    • Auction (by legend Christian Stewart)

    In return for your support we will acknowledge your personal- or business name via our advertising, communication and newsletters. On the evening we will have allocated promotional areas in the foyer, promo activities and POS, exposure, and visibility for our sponsors & supporters.

    Sponsors and supporters have three options to choose from which provide different levels of advertising and exposure :

    • Main sponsorships : R30 000 (incl table of 10)
    • Co-sponsorship : R20 000 (incl table of 10)
    • Table of 10 : R7 500 (Individuals R800 per person)

    Thank you for taking time to consider our request. We hope that you will join us for an unforgettable evening while at the same time making it possible for our hockey boys to take the proud PRG brand abroad.

    Thank you
    Jannie van der Westhuizen Leon Lourens
    Rector PRG Hockey Committee Chairman

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    10 September, 2014 at 09:25
  108. avatar
    #2 beet

    I was thinking a dream fixture list would be:

    Paul Roos vs Affies
    Gimmies vs Grey College
    HJS vs Grey PE
    Boland Landbou vs Klofies

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    10 September, 2014 at 07:51
  109. avatar
    #1 Playa

    If available, I will definitely make the trip to Matieland for this one.

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    9 September, 2014 at 18:26