2010 SA Currie Cup Competition

[PaarlBok]

Results
CC Prem Blue Bulls 43 - 38 Leopards
CC U19 Blue Bulls 33 - 10 Leopards
CC U21 Blue Bulls 43 - 30 Leopards
CC 1st Border 22 - 20 Griffons
CC U19 Border 10 - 45 Griquas
CC U21 Border 11 - 11 Griquas
Prov Am Border Rural 11 - 29 Border
CC 1st EP Kings 38 - 3 Valke
CC U19 EP Kings 25 - 5 Pumas
CC U21 EP Kings 23 - 21 Pumas
Prov Am EP Rural 16 - 56 EP
Prov Am Griffons Rural 27 - 8 Griffons
CC Prem Griquas 3 - 50 WP
Prov Am Griquas Rural 19 - 42 WP
Prov Am KZN Rural 36 - 27 Griquas
Prov Am Leopards 27 - 32 Valke
CC Pre Pumas 30 - 45 Cheetahs
Prov Am Pumas Rural 36 - 19 Pumas
CC Prem Sharks 48 - 19 Lions
CC U19 Sharks 24 - 26 Lions
CC U21 Sharks 49 - 25 Lions
CC 1st SWD 45 - 36 Boland
Prov Ama SWD 30 - 56 Boland
CC U21 WP 54 - 0 Boland





ABSA CURRIE CUP - PREMIER DIV. 2010
P W L For Against Points
WP 5 5 0 203 50 23
Sharks 5 4 1 168 117 21
Bulls 5 3 2 164 130 16
Griquas 5 3 2 136 164 15
Cheeths 5 3 2 127 129 14
Lions 5 1 4 100 151 6
Pumas 5 1 4 112 196 5
LuiPerde5 0 5 133 206 4

ABSA CURRIE CUP - FIRST DIV. 2010
P W L Pts
EPKings 4 4 0 19
SWD 3 3 0 14
Grif 4 1 3 8
Boland 3 1 2 6
Border 3 1 2 4
Valke 3 0 3 0

ABSA CURRIE CUP - U21s
Group A
P W L Pts
Bulls 5 4 1 21
WP 4 4 0 18
LuiPerde5 3 2 16
Sharks 4 3 1 15
Cheetah 3 1 2 7
Lions 5 1 4 5
Boland 6 0 6 1
Group B
EP 1 1 0 4
Border 1 0 0 2
Griquas 1 0 0 2
Pumas 1 0 1 1
Grifns 0 0 0 0
SWD 0 0 0 0
Valke 0 0 0 0


ABSA CURRIE CUP - U19s
Group A
P W L Pts
Bulls 5 5 0 24
WP 4 4 0 19
Sharks 4 2 2 11
Lions 4 2 2 8
Cheetah 4 1 3 7
LuiPerde4 1 3 6
Griff 5 0 5 2
Group B
Griquas 1 1 0 5
EP 1 1 0 5
Boland 0 0 0 0
SWD 0 0 0 0
Valke 0 0 0 0
Pumas 1 0 1 0
Border 1 0 1 0

This weekend its north vs south, Bulle vs WP and WP all CC teams still unbeaten in their logs. Can the Bulls break that? The Bulls U19s also unbeaten, so one will fall on saturday.

Also good to see the Kings provinces topping the first division log.

 

[PaarlBok]

The WP vs Brutes match is shaping up nicely. Look like Kirschner, Meisiekind (Olivier)and SlangKos (Potgieter) will join the Brutes team and Flo WeePee.

 

[Hartman]

Haha, why is Dewald Potgieter slang kos?

 

[PaarlBok]

Haha, why is Dewald Potgieter slang kos?

Dis wat hulle hom noem. Matfield het hom so voorgestel.

 

[PaarlBok]

[quote title=PaarlBok wrote on Tue, 10 August 2010 11:08]Results
Prov Am Border Rural 11 - 29 Border
Prov Am EP Rural 16 - 56 EP
Prov Am Griffons Rural 27 - 8 Griffons
Prov Am Griquas Rural 19 - 42 WP
Prov Am KZN Rural 36 - 27 Griquas
Prov Am Leopards 27 - 32 Valke
Prov Am Pumas Rural 36 - 19 Pumas
Prov Ama SWD 30 - 56 Boland
[/quote]Thought I would have got some questions regarding the Provincial Amateur Competition running. These are the real rugby players in SA, those that travel the extra mile for the game of rugby and dont earn a cent for their hard work.


WP Site

The SARU Provincial Amateur Competition kicks off this week, with Vodacom Western Province playing Griqua-Rural in Springbok on Saturday 7 August at 15.45.
The format of the competition is as follows:

All fourteen (14) provincial teams and nine (9) regional teams from Border, Blue Bulls, Eastern Province, Falcons, Griffons, Griqualand West, Leopards, Mpumalanga and Natal are divided into three sections - North, Central and South, as follows:

NORTH [7]
Blue Bulls
Blue Bulls (Limpopo)
Falcons (East)
Golden Lions
Leopards Amateur
Mpumalanga
Mpumalanga Rural
Kwa-Zulu Natal

CENTRAL [7)
Falcons (South) Boland
Free State
Free State Rural
Griffons
Griffons Rural
Griqualand West
Kwa-Zulu Natal Rural
Western Province

SOUTH [8]
Boland
Border
Border Rural
Eastern Province
EP Rural
Griqualand West Rural
SWD Eagles
Western Province

The teams will play a single round in each section. The teams in the North and the South sections will play four (4)/three (3) home matches or three (3)/four (4) away matches. The teams in the Central section will play three (3) home and three (3) away matches.

In the old days some of them were provinces like North Western Cape now called Griquas Rural, exct. Plattelandse spanne.

 

[PaarlBok]

Teams

WP:

15. Conrad Jantjes, 14. Fabian Juries, 13. Tim Whitehead, 12. Paul Bosch, 11. Frikkie Welsh, 10. Willem de Waal, 9. Dewaldt Duvenage 8. Duane Vermeulen, 7. Francois Louw/Nick Koster, 6. Pieter Louw, 5. Anton van Zyl (captain), 4. Adriaan Fondse, 3. Brok Harris, 2. Tiaan Liebenberg, 1. Wicus Blaauw

Substitutes: 16. Deon Fourie, 17. JD Moller, 18. Buhle Mxunyelwa, 19. De Kock Steenkamp, 20. Nick Koster/Pieter Myburgh, 21. Conrad Hoffmann 22. Lionel Cronje


Blue Bulls:


15. Zane Kirchner, 14. Gerhard van den Heever, 13. Jaco Pretorius, 12. Stefan Watermeyer, 11. John Mametsa, 10. Jacques-Louis Potgieter, 9. Ruan Snyman, 8. Gerrit-Jan van Velze, 7. Dewald Potgieter, 6. Derick Kuün, 5. Wilhelm Steenkamp, 4. Juandré Kruger, 3. Werner Kruger, 2. Gary Botha (captain), 1. Dean Greyling

Replacements: 16. Bandise Maku, 17. Jaco Engels, 18. Bees Roux, 19. Mthunzi Mabeta, 20. CJ Stander, 21. Dustin Jinka, 22. Jaco van der Westhuyzen

 

[Blue]

So neither Louw, Zane or Dewald will feature against ABs?

 

[PaarlBok]

Flo wasnt release so he may feature for the Bokke. This open the door for Koster to show his worth against the Brutes

 

[PaarlBok]

Sharks team vs Lui Perde
Currie Cup

Beast on bench for Sharks
2010-08-11 18:04Email | Print

Tendai 'Beast' Mtawarira (Gallo Images)

Durban - Sharks coach John Plumtree has made several changes to his starting XV that comprehensively beat the Lions in the Absa Currie Cup last weekend, but has still been able to name Bismarck du Plessis and Tendai "Beast" Mtawarira on the bench despite their involvement in the Springbok training camp this week.

The Sharks face the bottom-placed Leopards in Rustenburg on Friday night, and will be without Boks Jannie du Plessis, Ryan Kankowski, John Smit and JP Pietersen, as well as Jean Deysel, who has been ruled out for the season with a knee injury.

Nevertheless, Du Plessis and Mtawarira will provide a boost off the bench, while another Bok in Odwa Ndungane returns from injury and comes straight into the starting line-up for Pietersen.

The only other change in the backline sees Rory Kockott get his first start since week one, and he replaces Charl McLeod, who drops to the bench.

In the loose-trio, Willem Alberts, Keegan Daniel and Jacques Botes are the expected starting combination, while Mike Rhodes has earned a recall among the substitutes.

Former Western Province lock Ross Skeate is given a second start, this time alongside Alistair Hargreaves, while up front, another new recruit, Eugene van Staden, will wear the No 3 jersey.

Sharks Team:

15 Louis Ludik, 14 Odwa Ndungane, 13 Stefan Terblanche (capt), 12 Andries Strauss, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Patrick Lambie, 9 Rory Kockott, 8 Willem Alberts, 7 Keegan Daniel, 6 Jacques Botes, 5 Alistair Hargreaves, 4 Ross Skeate, 3 Eugene van Staden, 2 Craig Burden, 1 Patric Cilliers. Replacements: 16 Bismarck du Plessis, 17 Tendai Mtawarira, 18 Steven Sykes, 19 Michael Rhodes, 20 Charl McLeod, 21 Monty Dumond, 22 Riaan Swanepoel

Hope the Beast and Bismarck gets enough time on the pitch, we need them next weekend.

 

[Blue]

Battleship sets sail again. Great news.

 

[PaarlBok]

Teams in the biggest SA CC north vs south rivalry. Expecting a sold out crowd and action will start tomorrow at 13h00. All three WP teams still unbeaten and the Brutes U19 team.

Seniors:
WP:

15. Conrad Jantjes, 14. Fabian Juries, 13. Tim Whitehead, 12. Paul Bosch, 11. Frikkie Welsh, 10. Willem de Waal, 9. Dewaldt Duvenage 8. Duane Vermeulen, 7. Nick Koster, 6. Pieter Louw, 5. Anton van Zyl (captain), 4. Adriaan Fondse, 3. Brok Harris, 2. Tiaan Liebenberg, 1. Wicus Blaauw

Substitutes: 16. Deon Fourie, 17. JD Moller, 18. Buhle Mxunyelwa, 19. De Kock Steenkamp, 20. Pieter Myburgh, 21. Conrad Hoffmann 22. Lionel Cronje


Blue Bulls:


15. Zane Kirchner, 14. Gerhard van den Heever, 13. Jaco Pretorius, 12. Stefan Watermeyer, 11. John Mametsa, 10. Jacques-Louis Potgieter, 9. Ruan Snyman, 8. Gerrit-Jan van Velze, 7. Dewald Potgieter, 6. Derick Kuün, 5. Wilhelm Steenkamp, 4. Juandré Kruger, 3. Werner Kruger, 2. Gary Botha (captain), 1. Dean Greyling

Replacements: 16. Bandise Maku, 17. Jaco Engels, 18. Bees Roux, 19. Mthunzi Mabeta, 20. CJ Stander, 21. Dustin Jinka, 22. Jaco van der Westhuyzen

U21s
WP:
15. Martin Du Toit 14. Danie Poolman 13. Stokkies Hanekom 12. Johan Sadie 11. JJ Engelbrecht
10. Gary Van Aswegen 9. Louis Schreuder (C) 8. Tertius Daniller 7. Yaya Hartzenberg 6. Wimpie Van Der Walt 5. Reniel Hugo 4. ^ Roux 3. Jean-Pierre Smith 2. Sydney Tobias 1. Allister Vermaak

Reserves:
16. Albe De Swardt 17. Ruan Smith 18. Stephan Greeff 19. Helmut Lehman 20. Nicholas Groom
21. Reuben Johannes 22. Berton Klaasen

Bulls:
Clayton Blommetjies, Sampie Mastriet, Adri Jacobs, Francois Brummer, Deon Helberg, Marnitz Boshoff (c) , Danie Faasen, Jono Ross, Marnus Schoeman, Tendayi Chikukwa, Cornell Hess, Andries Ferreira, Rossouw de Klerk, AJ le Roux, Morne Mellett. Replacements: Robbie Coetzee, Peet Vorster, Vincent Koch, Willie Nel, Whestley Moolman, Simphiwe Mtimkulu, Justin Van Staden.

U19s

WP:
15. Ulrich Beyers 14. Clearance Khumalo 13. Michael Van Der Spuy 12. Sam Lane 11. Bradley Mentoor 10. William Van Wyk 9. Ricky Schroeder 8. Siya Kolisi 7. Nizaam Carr 6. Kobus Porter
5. Wilhelm Van Der Sluys 4. Eben Etzebeth 3. Frans Malherbe (C) 2. Siyabonga Ntubeni 1. Adriaan Botha

Reserves: 16. Neil Rautenbach 17. Jacques Kotze 18. Cameron Lindsay 19. JP Swanepoel 20. Christoff Fernhout 21. Damian De Ellende 22. Sizo Maseko

Bulls

Pieter Oosthuizen, Courtnall Skosan, Bradley Moolman, Francois Venter, Mauritz Lombard, Pieter van der Walt, Lohan Jacobs, Arno Botha (c), JP Le Grange, Lean Schwartz, Jose Julies, JJ Breet, Stephanus Pretorius, Bongi Mbonambi, Juan Schoeman. Replacements: Jaques Momberg, Dandré van der Westhuizen, GF Bondesio, Schalk van Heerden, Xander Redelinghuys, Tony Jantjies, Franco Maritz.

 

[PaarlBok]

Other teams for this weekend action
Currie Cup


FRIDAY, AUGUST 13:

Griquas v Pumas, Kimberley - 19:00

Griquas:
15. Riaan Viljoen, 14. Richard Lawson, 13. Wilmaure Louw, 12. Matthew Rosslee, 11. Bjorn Basson, 10. Naas Olivier (captain), 9. Sarel Pretorius, 8. Leon Karemaker, 7. Davon Raubenheimer, 6. Rohan Kitshoff, 5. Cecil-John Kemp, 4. Frederik Albertus Spies, 3. Jacobus Petrus Adriaanse, 2. Ryno Barnes, 1. Steph Roberts

Replacements: 16. Simon Westraadt, 17. Jean Botha, 18. Michael John Richard Passaportis, 19. Danie Burger Schoeman, 20. Marnus Hugo, 21. Barry Geel, 22. Rocco Reginald Jansen

Pumas:
15. Carl Bezuidenhout, 14. Duwayne Enslin Smart, 13. Tiaan Marx, 12. Tian Carel Meyer, 11. Shaun Venter, 10. Elgar Watts, 9. Jacques Coetzee, 8. Christo le Roux, 7. Alwyn Bester, 6. Corne Steenkamp (captain), 5. Willem Jacob Serfontein, 4. Andries Kruger, 3. Ashley Buys, 2. Torsten van Jaarsveld, 1. Ronnie Uys

Replacements: 16. Hannes Franklin, 17. De-Jay Terblanche, 18. Roelof Steyn, 19. Marius Coetzer, 20. Jaco Bouwer, 21. Ricardo Croy, 22. Vainon Shanon Willis

Leopards v Sharks, Phokeng - 19:10

Leopards:
15. Hendrik Daniel Petrus Dames, 14. Deon Scholtz, 13. Jovan Bowles, 12. Walter Venter, 11. Dumisani Matyeshana, 10. Neill Jacobs, 9. Michael Bondesio, 8. Riaan Swanepoel, 7. Wilhelm Koch (captain), 6. Christo van Niekerk, 5. Rynard Landman, 4. Bradley Peter Mockford, 3. Os Van der Walt, 2. Pellow van der Westhuizen, 1. Bennie Geldenhuys Uys

Replacements: 16. Gavin Williamson, 17. Johan Coetzee, 18. Edrich Linde, 19. RW Kember, 20. Jean Tiedt, 21. Clayton Durand, 22. Jan Van Zyl

Sharks:
15. Louis Ludik, 14. Odwa Ndungane, 13. Stefan Terblanche (captain), 12. Andries Strauss, 11. Lwazi Mvovo, 10. Patrick Lambie, 9. Rory Kockott, 8. Willem Alberts, 7. Keegan Daniel, 6. Jacques Botes, 5. Alistair Hargreaves, 4. Ross Skeate, 3. Eugene van Staden, 2. Craig Burden, 1. Patric Cilliers

Replacements: 16. Bismarck du Plessis, 17. Tendai Mtawarira, 18. Steven Sykes, 19. Michael Rhodes, 20. Charl McLeod, 21. Monty Dumond, 22. Riaan Swanepoel

SATURDAY, AUGUST 14

Lions v Free State Cheetahs, Johannesburg - 15:00

Lions:
15. Jaco Taute, 14. Deon van Rensburg, 13. Waylon Murray, 12. Doppies la Grange, 11. Michael Killian, 10. Elton Jantjies, 9. Jano Vermaak, 8. Warren Whiteley, 7. Derek Minnie, 6. Renaldo Bothma, 5. Franco van der Merwe, 4. George Earle, 3. Ross Geldenhuys, 2. Edgar Marutlulle, 1. JC Janse van Rensburg

Replacements: 16. Martin Bezuidenhout, 17. Wayne Swart, 18. Johan Snyman, 19. Joshua Strauss, 20. JP Joubert, 21. Burton Francis, 22. Jannie Boshoff

Free State Cheetahs:
15. Hennie Daniller, 14. Philip Snyman, 13. Robert Ebersohn, 12. Meyer Bosman, 11. Jongi Nokwe, 10. Louis Strydom, 9. Tewis de Bruyn, 8. Ashley Johnson, 7. Francois Uys, 6. Hendro Scholtz, 5. Waltie Vermeulen, 4. Izak van der Westhuizen, 3. WP Nel, 2. Adriaan Strauss (captain), 1. Coenie Oosthuizen

Replacements: 16. Skipper Badenhorst, 17. Kobus Calldo, 18. Christoffel Philippus Van der Walt, 19. Kabamba Floors, 20. Tertius Carse, 21. Sias Ebersohn, 22. JW Jonker

My SB tipping:
Player: PaarlBok

Game 21: Griquas v Pumas: Griquas by 12
Game 22: Leopards v Sharks: Sharks by 13
Game 23: Lions v Cheetahs: Cheetahs by 8
Game 24: Western Province v Blue Bulls: Western Province by 12

 

[DPK]

[video=youtube;_KpscsNOp-o]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KpscsNOp-o&feature=player_embedded[/video]

 

[Blue]

The quality of the rugby in the CC is very good this year.

Shit the WP team looks good. They just kept going. The great thing for them is that they still have a core of players together through CC back into Super 15.

They will be better next year and are a real chance for the S15.

 

[PaarlBok]

The quality of the rugby in the CC is very good this year.

Shit the WP team looks good. They just kept going. The great thing for them is that they still have a core of players together through CC back into Super 15.

They will be better next year and are a real chance for the S15.

Blou jy maak my bang.

The good thing about WP is that U21 team of them. There is some unbelievable talent in that team and I like the look of that backline. Coetzee use two U21s on the bench in the senior team every game and it will pay big dividends for them. Pitty they dont use JJ Engelbrecht on the wing this week. The kid is big and strong and have wheels, Sadie & Stokkies in midfield , van Aswegen nearly find him in the WP squad and Schreuder was VC for SA U20 this year. Wish Pie Eater will just go north to give the three Paarl scrummies a go next year in Super Rugby.

 

[PaarlBok]

CC 1st Boland 46 - 50 Border
CC 1st Valke 47 - 55 SWD
CC Prem Griquas 58 - 25 Pumas
CC Prem Leopards 6 - 51 Sharks
CC Prem Lions 30 - 26 Cheetahs
CC Prem WP 15 - 12 Blue Bulls
CC U19 Boland 27 - 22 Griquas
CC U19 Leopards 29 - 24 Sharks
CC U19 WP 22 - 17 Blue Bulls
CC U19 Lions 33 - 24 Free State
CC U21 Griffons 29 - 10 Griquas
CC U21 Leopards 25 - 45 Sharks
CC U21 WP 27 - 16 Blue Bulls
CC U21 Lions 17 - 43 Free State
Prov Ama Border 50 - 37 SWD
Prov Ama EP 65 - 6 Border Rural
Prov Ama FState 40 - 20 Griffons Rural
Prov Ama Griffons 34 - 24 KZN Rural
Prov Ama Griquas 33 - 19 Valke Rural
Prov Ama Griquas Rural 20 - 17 EP Rural
Prov Ama Leopards 56 - 22 Pumas Rural
Prov Ama Pumas 53 - 38 Bulls Limpopo
Prov Ama Valke 41 - 36 Lions
Prov Ama WP 30 - 20 Boland

 

[PaarlBok]

LOGS:
PREMIER P W L Pts
WP 6 6 0 27
Sharks 6 5 1 26
Griquas 6 4 2 20
Bulls 6 3 3 17
Cheetah 6 3 3 15
Lions 6 2 4 10
Pumas 6 1 5 5
LuiPerd 6 0 6 4

1st Division
EP 4 4 0 19
SWD 4 4 0 19
Border 4 2 2 9
Griffon 4 1 3 8
Boland 4 1 3 8
Valke 4 0 4 1
U21s
Group A
WP 5 5 0 22
Brutes 6 4 2 21
Sharks 5 4 1 20
LuiPerd 6 3 3 16
Cheetah 4 2 2 12
Lions 6 1 5 5
Boland 6 0 6 1
Group B
Griffon 1 1 0 5
EP 1 1 0 4
Border 1 0 0 2
Griquas 2 0 1 2
Pumas 1 0 1 1
SWD 0 0 0 0

U19s
Group A
Brutes 6 5 1 25
WP 5 5 0 23
Lions 5 3 2 13
Sharks 5 2 3 12
LuiPerd 5 2 3 11
Cheetah 5 1 4 8
Griffon 5 0 5 2
Group B
Griquas 2 1 1 6
EP 1 1 0 5
Boland 1 1 0 4
SWD 0 0 0 0
Valke 0 0 0 0
Pumas 1 0 1 0

WP undefeated after 6 rounds in their logs (Premier/U21/U19s). This weekend it will be their big test against the Guppies in Durban. The Guppies will only missing Jannie Doep, Bismarck and Beast will play tho so a improvement on John Smit. WP will miss 7 players (Muskiet, Habana, Jean, Mossie, JdJ, Schalkie, Flo) and will be glad Pie Vreter is not in their team. Myself will book money on our U19s but the other two may lose their undefeat status on saturday. Vokket All Blacks vs Boks 17h00 and then this one 19h00, cant get better then this.

I really enjoy the Brutes vs WeePee match and sure the Brutes surprised me no ends. Such a young team from them and they nearly got this one. Altho WeePee for some strange reason decided against taking their penalties in the first half and camping on the Brutes tryline only led 6-3 at half time and I just knew by then this is going to be a close one. 47,850 Newlands faithfull carried them through this one and show CurrieCup rugby is alive and strong in SA, more then ever. The North vs South SA derby rivalry will always bring out the best of both these teams and even with out their big star players show we have a hunger in SA for Currie Cup rugby. Even the two youth CC matches (U19s and U21s) show some hard and brute and tight rugby.

The Lions also show some caracter coming from behind and beating the Tin Ears on saturday. They had a whole bunch of Kiwi support out there on saturday, Ian Jones and that Cantab has been scrummy came out specially to support Carlos and his Lions. They did respond in style tho clinching it in the last movement of the match.

 

[PaarlBok]

Latest news in the CC:
Gary Botha out for a month, Kockette heading to Stormers, Wilhelm Steenkamp to the Tin Ears and Mapoe still nowhere.

 

[PaarlBok]

Busy rugby weekend ahead for us,

Prov Am BB Limpopo vs Lions Fri 18:30 Pietersburg
CC U21 Blue Bulls vs Boland Fri 17:00 Loftus
CC Prem Blue Bulls vs Griquas Fri 19:10 Loftus
Prov Am Boland vs Border Fri 16:00 Wellington
CC 1st Border vs Valke Fri 19:05 EL
Prov Am Border Rural vs Griq Rural Fri 17:00 EL
CC U19 Cheetahs vs Leopards Fri 15:15 Bloemfontein
CC U21 Cheetahs vs Leopards Fri 16:45 Bloemfontein
CC Prem Cheetahs vs Leopards Fri 19:00 Bloemfontein
CC U19 Griffons vs Lions Fri 15:00 Welkom
CC 1st Griffons vs Boland Fri 16:30 Welkom
WC Women NZL vs RSA Fri 17:15 Surrey 1 Live TV
CC Prem Pumas vs Lions Fri 19:10 Witbank Live TV
CC U19 SWD vs Griquas Fri 15:00 George
CC U21 SWD vs Griquas Fri 16:30 George
CC 1st SWD vs EP Kings Fri 19:00 George
Prov Am Blue Bulls vs Leopards Sat 15:00 Loftus
Prov Am EP vs SWD Sat 15:00 PE
Prov Am EP Rural vs WP Sat 13:30 PE
Prov Am Griquas vs FS Rural Sat 15:00 Douglas
Prov Am KZN Rural vs Griffons Rural Sat 15:30 Vryheid
Prov Am Pumas Rural vs Valke Sat 15:00 ?
CC U19 Sharks vs WP Sat 15:00 Durban
CC U21 Sharks vs WP Sat 17:05 Durban
CC Prem Sharks vs WP Sat 19:15 Durban Live TV
3 Nations South Africa vs N Zealand Sat 17:00 Soccer City Live TV
Prov Am Valke Rural vs Griffons Sat 16:00 VanderBijl
Prov Am Free State Rural vs Free State Wed 19:00 Bloemfontein

French T14 Biaritz vs Toulon Fri 21:00 France Live TV
NZ ITM Cup Wellington vs Waikato Sat 09:35 NZ Live TV

 

[Blue]

Latest news in the CC:
Gary Botha out for a month, Kockette heading to Stormers, Wilhelm Steenkamp to the Tin Ears and Mapoe still nowhere.

Jeez. Byebye Ricky?

Who will be left for the Guppies at 9 next year? The young blonde bloke? They should pinch Petoors.

How did Lambie go at 10 this weekend? Dooes he look like the business?