U18 Craven Week (Day 4)

U18 Craven Week (Day 4)

1 Jul 2010

All the results and point-scorers from Welkom.

Griquas Country Districts 27 Leopards 25
Griquas Country Districts – Tries: Dof du Plessis, Heswyn Heyns (2). Conversions: Johan Myburgh (3). Penalties: Myburgh, Brendan Coetzer.
Leopards – Tries: Ando Vanwyk Booyens, Barend Swanepoel, Casper Badenhorst, Franco Marais. Conversion: Divan Visser. Penalty: Visser.

South Western Districts 21 Zimbabwe 3
South Western Districts – Tries: Percival Williams, Charlton Afrika, Doveno Bowers. Penalties: Hendri Rust (2).
Zimbabwe – Penalty: Corey van Rensburg.

Valke 26 Border 22
Valke – Tries: Jeandre Kotze, Ruaan Lerm. Conversions: Ruan Barnard (2). Penalties: Barnard (4).
Border – Tries: Andile Jho, Konke Maholwana (2), Thabo Sisusa. Conversion: Jason Germishuys.

Pumas 38 Griquas 7
Pumas – Tries: Christoph Gouws, Jean-Pierre du Plessis, Marthinus van der Merwe, Mcebo Khumalo, Thembinkosi Nkosi. Conversions: Clinton Swart, Van der Merwe. Penalties: Swart (2), Van der Merwe.
Griquas – Try: Berné Bergh. Conversion: Jacobus du Plessis.

Free State 30 KwaZulu-Natal 20
Free State – Tries: Marthinus Keyser, Anrich Bitzi (2), Gerhardus Olivier. Conversions: Johan Goosen (2). Penalties: Goosen (2).
KwaZulu-Natal – Tries: Pat Howard, Keelin Bastew. Conversions: Duncan Campbell (2). Penalties: Campbell (2).

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9 Comments

  • 1.Staal: Reply to this comment
    1 Jul 2010, 08:11 am

    The Dragon Bulls will not lose today!

  • 2.Mighty Horua: Reply to this comment
    1 Jul 2010, 15:48 pm

    Testing
    Bulls
    cheated
    in Super14 final

  • 3.rangerman: Reply to this comment
    1 Jul 2010, 15:52 pm

    the sole zimbabwean points were scored by…….Corey.

    Corey who?

    van rensburg of course.

    a common zimbabwean surname. not sure if it is shona or ndebele?

  • 4.Mighty Horua: Reply to this comment
    1 Jul 2010, 15:53 pm

    Testing..Part 2

  • 5.Mighty Horua: Reply to this comment
    1 Jul 2010, 15:54 pm

    Could be Swahili?

  • 6.rangerman: Reply to this comment
    1 Jul 2010, 15:56 pm

    @Mighty Horua(Mighty Horua)-5: nah, swahili is more east african.

  • 7.Mighty Horua: Reply to this comment
    1 Jul 2010, 16:00 pm

    @rangerman(rangerman)-6: On Africa there aint borders, so dont be surprise that the Swahilies are playing for Zim

  • 8.flanka: Reply to this comment
    2 Jul 2010, 03:15 am

    @rangerman(rangerman)-3: hmmmmm, not sure what ur getting at with that statement boet but sounds a bit politically uncorrect. so what if they have a white afrikaaner flyhalf? there’s a strong population of afrikaaners in zims farm regions (regardless of what u may read in the papers) and for your information most schools in zim that play rugby zim are private schools which are of the same standard as the private schools here in SA with similar histories/tradition, and are demographically similar with a roughly 50-50 split between black and white students……so must say, your comment is rather shallow

  • 9.Transformation: Reply to this comment
    2 Jul 2010, 03:57 am

    @flanka(flanka)-8: this is rangerman we’re talking about, base is homeground to him…i apologise on his behalf :-( he is conditioned to see divisions everywhere.

Keo.co.za has always promoted uncensored views, but has never tolerated racist or crass outbursts. Come on guys and girls. If you can't moderate yourselves or each other then I am going to be forced to regulate the posts and enforce a registration process for comments. The choice is yours.

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