Blue Bulls under 19 contracted players for 2015

The group of 35 players by school + 1 returning player

 

# Pos Name School Sch Region
1 PR Gavin van den Berg Paarl Gim WP
2 PR DP du Plessis Affies Bulls
3 PR Madot Mabokela Ben Vorster Limpopo BB
4 PR Franco van den Berg Randburg Lions
5 HK Jan-Henning Campher Garsfontein Bulls*
6 HK Allandre van Rooyen Nico Malan EP
7 PR Wynand de Necker Outeniqua SWD
8 PR Adrian Parsons St Andrew’s EPCD
9 PR Rohan Goosen Menlopark Bulls
10 PR Jacobus Holtzhauzen Monument Lions
11 LK Aston Fortuin Southdowns Bulls*
12 LK JD Fourie Diamantveld Griquas
13 LK Sam Mitchell Bishops WP
14 LK Eli Snyman St John’s (Harare) Zimbabwe
15 FL Justin Meintjies Menlopark Bulls
16 FL Arnold Gerber Menlopark Bulls*
17 #8 Luigy van Jaarsveld Marlow EPCD**
18 #8 Devon Henson St John’s Lions
19 SH Maurice White Oakdale SWD
20 SH Keanen Tarentaal Outeniqua SWD
21 SH Stephan Enslin HTS Middelburg Pumas
22 FH Dale Hendricks Affies Bulls
23 FH Tinus de Beer Waterkloof Bulls*
24 WG Coneree Poole Garsfontein Bulls
25 WG Jerry Danquah Queen’s Border*
26 CT Andri Cooper Paarl Gim WP
27 CT Franco Naude Garsfontein Bulls
28 CT JT Jackson Oakdale SWD*
29 CT Ruan de Beer Menlopark Bulls
30 WG Divan Rossouw Windhoek Gim Namibia
31 WG Curtley Prins Outeniqua SWD
32 WG Tshepiso Mahasha Ben Vorster Limpopo BB**
33 FB Corne de Klerk Outeniqua SWD
34 FB Brendan Owen St Andrew’s EPCD
35 FB Arno Maree Pietersburg Limpopo BB
36 FH Kurt Webster*** DHS KZN

* SA Schools
** SA u18 Sevens
*** 2nd year of Bulls u19

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30 Comments

  1. avatar
    #30 Cappie

    @BOG: En die ander 80% van die seniorspan is Oud-Affies; Nardus vd walt, Pierre Schoeman, Jacques-Louis Potgieter, Ivan van Zyl, Carlo Engelbrecht, Pierre Spies, Nicholas J van Rensburg, RG Snyman en Dean Greyling.

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    14 November, 2014 at 12:08
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    #29 BoishaaiPa

    @Woltrui: No that oke reffed the u/21 final!

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    13 November, 2014 at 20:58
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    #28 Ludz

    @Wyvern: What Beet said, only know of a few and not all, so I think Hertz might be going to PE.

    As I understand it, Robert Lyons is on his way to PE, not aware if he is contracted or not.

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    13 November, 2014 at 12:31
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    #27 Woltrui

    @BoishaaiPa: Is that the CC and U/19 final which the One eyed blind drunken oke with the WP jersey refereed? :wink:

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    13 November, 2014 at 12:23
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    #26 beet

    @Wyvern: I don’t have the Kings list of contracted players so don’t actually know for sure and basing it on Hertz having played for the Kings u19 this year while he was still at school. It’s a bit of a waste to give a game time to a player not committing his future to the union.

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    13 November, 2014 at 12:15
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    #25 beet

    @SC99: Many of the Selborne stars are u17 this year so back at school next season. I guess Tango Balikile, Jason Steyn, Adrian Greig and Robert Lyons’ are the four u18 players that would attract the most interest for rugby after school but I have no idea where they are going in 2015.

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    13 November, 2014 at 12:13
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    #24 Wyvern

    @Beet@Lutz: Is it confirmed that Hertz is going to the Kings next year?

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    13 November, 2014 at 11:49
  8. avatar
    #23 SC99

    Great to see that St Andrew’s College has produced some players who are looking at furthering their careers in rugby. Where would all the Selborne College players be going?

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    13 November, 2014 at 11:22
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    #22 BoishaaiPa

    @Woltrui: Just a quick check ou Wolla…Where is the Currie Cup standing again?..and the u/19’s?…With all that rugbyplayers and SA Schools an SA u/20 players you could only win the u/21 cup…while WP used some of their u/21’s to win the real McCoy!..Imagine if we start using rugbyplayers as well! :mrgreen:

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    13 November, 2014 at 09:39
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    #21 Ludz

    @beet: The u19 campaign will be about halfway in when Vers is available for the u19s, without a doubt Cameron Hertz is a good option at centre where he plays 12 or 13. I however like the idea of him at 15, he’s got a huge boot and is an imposing figure in the last line of defence, plus he wasn’t utilised at 13 this year, but had a few games at 15.

    I reckon that might have been in line with the role Robbi Kempson and Mzwandile Stick want him to play when he joins the Academy. I agree, it is great that the Kings have a few good options in the back division next year. It was a little thin this year.

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    12 November, 2014 at 23:23
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    #20 beet

    @Ludz: I thought that Vers would be at 15 whenever he is available. I know you have expressed concerns over Hertz’s distribution skills at CW but there he also showed at times what an impact he can make as a 12. But nice that EP have the options available.

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    12 November, 2014 at 21:38
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    #19 Ludz

    @beet: I reckon Cameron Hertz will be utilized at 15, Jubase and Nyalambisa will be the options at 13. Jubase a better defender and playmaker at 13, he also has better distribution skills. He can pass 2 both sides with relative ease. Nyalambisa not the greatest distributor

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    12 November, 2014 at 21:22
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    #18 BOG

    Volgende jaar sal 80% van die senior span, OGs wees- Marcel vd Merwe, Adriaan Strauss, Pieter Labuschagne, Dion Stegmann, Flip vd Merwe, Piet Van Zyl, Jan Sefontein, W S-Smith— wie het ek uitgelaat? Noot gedink ek sal ooit oorweeg om my voet op Moftus te sit nie, maar— Dan praat ek nie eers vd ondersteuningspersoneel nie. Kan soos met die Gryshaaie, begin praat vd Grys Bulle.

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    12 November, 2014 at 18:24
  14. avatar
    #17 Woltrui

    @Cappie: Niemand van Grey. Laat my dink aan die grappie op FB.
    Saru made a community study of the different rugby unions “make up”:
    They decide the following:
    The Charkies must pick at least 5 Indian player for their team.
    Hiehiehiehie…. Flipit ek laakie daai Bergbokkies nie!
    The Bulls must pick at least 5 English speaking players for their team.
    The Lions must pick at least 5 Jewish players in their team,
    The Cheetahs 5 PD players for the team.
    Province must pick at least 5 rugby players for their team.

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    12 November, 2014 at 16:49
  15. avatar
    #16 Woltrui

    @Roger: Justice Roger. You’s Lions poached our young Ackerman from Garsfontein. Daar is nou vir jou n Bulletjie. :wink:

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    12 November, 2014 at 16:43
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    #15 BuiteBreek

    @beet: Maurice White is also a scrumhalf, not a #8. He also played a couple of game at 12.

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    12 November, 2014 at 16:32
  17. avatar
    #14 Roger

    @Woltrui: what I meant was – how did the bloody Bulls get him and not the Lions :twisted:

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    12 November, 2014 at 15:55
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    #13 scrummie

    @ Beet – including those you mentioned yes ai, I know you should have depth but geez. Burger and Jan should be first choice 12s for Bulle and both still very young so many years ahead, 13 is position still up for grabs maybe they will move Jan to 13 then these new youngers have a better change of playing for snrs.

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    12 November, 2014 at 15:53
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    #12 beet

    @scrummie: :mrgreen:

    Dries Swanepoel
    Burger Odendaal
    Willa Small-Smith
    JJ Engelbrecht

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    12 November, 2014 at 15:38
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    #11 beet

    @Ludz: With Cameron Hertz and Jeremy Ward set to make up the power midfield and hard running Yamkele Nyalambisa there, Jubase has his work cut out at the Kings next year

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    12 November, 2014 at 15:35
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    #10 scrummie

    Bulle will be having Franco, JT, Daniel Kriel, Jurie Linde and still a very young Jan Serfontein on their books as centres which is good but I just hope Bulle don’t loose one like they lost Rohan Janse v Rensburg to the Lions :(

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    12 November, 2014 at 15:35
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    #9 Ludz

    @Buffel: A lot of efforts were made to sign him, he ultimately chose the Bulls, he’s good friends with Aston Fortuin. I think he might’ve ultimately convinced Jerry to move there. Kings will be getting Queen’s outside centre and captain. Exciting prospect

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    12 November, 2014 at 15:28
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    #8 beet

    A couple of kids in this squad that missed the opportunity to attain higher honours : Devon Henson and Corne de Klerk were two players being raved about before injuries saw them miss out on CW. Tarentaal another who wasn’t at CW and got a lot of praise.

    Interesting to see Sam Mitchell go from PBHS to Bishops for a few years and set to return to Pretoria.

    Sarel-Marco Smith, SA schools prop from Eldoraigne not in the mix

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    12 November, 2014 at 15:22
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    #7 beet

    @Buffel: I found a KZN player to add :wink:

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    12 November, 2014 at 15:14
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    #6 Buffel

    No KZN players. That must be a first. Most of them have gone to the lions, some staying at home and the rest WP and EP. They missed a few opportunities here specially with most of the Glenwood side of Afrikaans heritage. A great signing of Jerry Danquah from the Border region. Thought he was a cert for the Kings.

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    12 November, 2014 at 15:08
  26. avatar
    #5 Woltrui

    @Roger: Roger maybe Mr Xander watched the same games I watched at the St Johns festival. He was a MNR at the Easter Festival. Only later heard he got injured before the Craven Week. In my opinion a very good player.

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    12 November, 2014 at 14:49
  27. avatar
    #4 tzavosky

    Beet, No32 is actually Tshepiso Mahasha, and you may add ** to his name as well.

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    12 November, 2014 at 14:38
  28. avatar
    #3 Cappie

    Vir die tweede jaar in ‘n ry nie een van Grey College af nie?

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    12 November, 2014 at 14:23
  29. avatar
    #2 Roger

    @Woltrui: how did the Bulls get Devon Hensen!!!

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    12 November, 2014 at 13:53
  30. avatar
    #1 Woltrui

    LIKE IT! LIKE IT! LIKE IT!
    Van die 35 outjies bo genoem kom 14 vanuit Blou Bul geledere (sluit die Limpopo BB en die Pumas natuurlik in). Nie sleg in die professionele era nie. Die manne by die Bulle sit die goeie werk van laasjaar voort deur geleenthede aan die plaaslike outjies te bied. Dankie BB.
    In my opinie n baie goeie span. Groot en goeie pak. Be@liksemde agterlyn met BAIE potensiaal. MNRE van senters en goeie vleuels. Beste loskakel in die land. Met die regte afrigting kan die span dit ver bring volgende jaar. Enigste onbekende laaities is die slotte. Weet nie of enige iemand kommentaar kan lewer nie. PS: Sien ook n paar n ysters daar van die Grote Schalk Burger se kontrei. Welkom manne. Oppas vir die girls daar by Hatfield. Geniet die stad. 8)

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    12 November, 2014 at 13:40