Craven Week (Day 5)

Craven Week (Day 5)

3 Jul 2010

All the results and point-scorers from Welkom.

Free State 42 Western Province 21
Free State – Tries: Johan Goosen, Paul Jordaan, Siphosethu Tom (2), Henco Greyling. Conversions: Goosen (4). Penalties: Goosen (3) .
Western Province – Tries: Craig Barry, Andreas Dercksen. Conversion: Devon Williams. Penalties: Gavin Hauptfleisch (3).

Boland 49 KwaZulu-Natal 23
Boland – Tries: Leroy Bitterhoud (3), Andrew van Wyk, Chevandre van Schoor, Willem Liebenberg, Ruan van Rooy. Conversions: Jacques Rossouw (4). Penalties: Rossouw (2).
KwaZulu-Natal – Try: Wade Elliot, Jason Klaasen. Conversion: Duncan Campell (2). Penalties: Campell (3).

Blue Bulls 38 Valke 15
Blue Bulls – Tries: Rudi van Rooyen (2), Richmond Collins, Marcelle Smit, Justin Forwood, Brink Botha. Conversions: Tony Jantjies (4).
Valke – Penalties: Ruan Barnard (5).

Golden Lions 28 Pumas 11
Golden Lions – Tries: Fabian Booysen, David Schmidt, Armandt Liebenberg. Conversions: Schmidt (2). Penalties: Schmidt (3).
Pumas – Try: Johan Haasbroek. Penalties: Ryno Swart (2).

Griquas 29 Griffons 7
Griquas – Tries: Herman van Niekerk, James Cloete, Johan du Plessis, Coenraad Cohn. Conversions: Du Plessis (3). Penalty: Du Plessis.
Griffons – Try: Buran Parks. Conversion: Ryno Venter.

Eastern Province 34 Border 20
Eastern Province – Tries: Francois Grobler (2), Marthinus du Toit, Justin Benn, Duane Adams. Conversions: Franz Botha (2), Shane Gates. Penalty: Botha.
Border – Tries: Gert Meyer, Dean Hammond. Conversions: Bongi Kobese (2). Penalties: Kobese (2).

Leopards 65 Border Country Districts 5
Leopards – Tries: Zeann Lazenby, Sechaba Monyaki, Johan Bornman, Louwrens Strydom, Ettienne Oosthuizen, Elvis Phalane, Divan Visser, Dean Basson, Christoffel Marais, Casper Badenhorst, Barend Swanepoel. Conversions: Lazenby (4), Andries de Wet.
Border Country Districts – Try: Siphesihle Bidli.

Zimbabwe 30 Namibia 21
Namibia – Tries: Nandivabu Karuuombe, Gert Lotter. Conversions: Ailo-John Plato. Penalties: John Plato. Zimbabwe – Tries: Justin Coles, Cornelius Pieters, Ben Viljoen. Conversions: Corey van Rensburg (2). Penalties: Van Rensburg (2).

South Western Districts 20 Limpopo Blue Bulls 26
South Western Districts – Tries: Percival Williams, Sylvian Mahuza. Conversion: Hendri Rust (2). Penalties: Rust (2).
Limpopo Blue Bulls – Tries: Hencus van Wyk, Kefentse Mahlo. Conversions: Lukas van Zyl (2). Penalties: Van Zyl (4).

Eastern Province Country Districts 31 Griquas Country Districts 20
Eastern Province Country Districts – Tries: Grant Prior (2), Dylan Bond, Ryan Dugmore, Deswell van der Berg. Conversions: Willem Venter (3).
Griquas Country Districts – Tries: Frederick Botha, Gabriel Liebenberg, Johan Myburgh. Conversion: Juan Booysen. Penalty: Myburgh.

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8 Comments

  • 1.I am a stormer: Reply to this comment
    3 Jul 2010, 09:09 am

    Junior Dragons.

    Lots of shopping to be done by the scouts, no doubt.

  • 2.WOLFMAN21: Reply to this comment
    3 Jul 2010, 11:21 am

    @I am a stormer(I am a stormer)-1: Its not shopping if they aren’t contracted to another team.

  • 3.I am a stormer: Reply to this comment
    3 Jul 2010, 11:26 am

    @WOLFMAN21(WOLFMAN21)-2:

    Yeah, but WP, EP and Free State school boy rugby players have a good pedigree.

    You know that, I know that.

  • 4.Remember when Teichman was dropped before '99 RWC?: Reply to this comment
    3 Jul 2010, 11:40 am

    Hahaha, Tackler labels himself a “yarpie-revver extraordinaire” on Superbru.

    He rates himself a bit much, methinks.

    I reckon the 60 year old (who still states his nationality to be South African) has a lot more in common with the “yarpies” than he thinks…

  • 5.Springbokvel: Reply to this comment
    3 Jul 2010, 14:45 pm

    Grey College too good for the combined forces of the Cape (albeit Paul Roos being about the 5th best school in the Cape plus a few). Grey College is much better than Paul Roos…but then we all knew that. Had a bit of a gigggle when Free State brought on their bunch of quotas in the last minute.

  • 6.makethecirclesbigger: Reply to this comment
    3 Jul 2010, 15:00 pm

    more Province players than FS players in Bok team (juniors) will we other “B” team beating the SA Schools team this year? (it will be something like 8 out of the last 10 years)

  • 7.sharks_lover: Reply to this comment
    3 Jul 2010, 15:10 pm

    @makethecirclesbigger(makethecirclesbigger)-6: its a joke

    cheetahs killed wp

    whats nice though is 75% of that cheetah team is on their way to the sharks acadamy :grin:

  • 8.makethecirclesbigger: Reply to this comment
    3 Jul 2010, 15:25 pm

    good sharks_lover ..only problem is that it take 3+ years for those players to reach the top level … then also they will compete with the Current u/20 bulls team that destroys everything. Off the topic i see Brian O’D are linked to the Rebels …interesting

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