How SA's schools will be represented at Craven Week

SPOTLIGHT: Rugby365 breaks down the provincial teams by school ahead of the Under-18 Craven Week tournament in Gqeberha next week.

SA Rugby’s Youth Weeks Programme is already underway, with the U13 Craven Week playing out at Grey College, and both U16 tournaments staged at Kearsney.

Next week, Grey High School in Gqeberha will host the U18 Craven Week as well as the U18 Girls Week.

With regards to the U18 Craven Week, 16 teams will be in action across the five match days.

Four matches are scheduled for Monday, July 6.

Boland kick off their campaign against the Leopards, Free State face the Limpopo Blue Bulls, the Sharks tackle South Western Districts, and Western Province – who won the Final against SWD last year – take on hosts Eastern Province.

On Tuesday, Border front the Falcons, Griquas face the Pumas, WP XV tackle the Griffons and the Blue Bulls battle the Golden Lions.

A full list of the matchday squads – as first reported by the SuperSportSchools website – can be found further below.

Rugby365 takes a closer look at how South Africa’s leading schools will be represented across the 16 provincial teams.

MOST SCHOOL REPS AT 2026 CRAVEN WEEK

19 – Grey College (Free State)

12 – Diamantveld (Griquas), Drostdy (Boland)

11 – EG Jansen (Valke), Oakdale (SWD), Pietersburg (Limpopo Blue Bulls)

10 – Grey High (EP), Welkom Gim (Griffons)

9 – Middelburg (Pumas)

8 – Rustenburg (Leopards)

7 – Dale College (Border), Garsfontein (Blue Bulls), Noordheuwel (Lions)

WESTERN CAPE

WP have dominated the past five editions of the U18 Craven Week, winning every match during that period.

It remains to be seen whether they will extend their incredible streak in Gqeberha next week – but they have many reasons to feel confident.

Paarl Gimnasium are currently the leading team in the country, followed by Stellenberg and Paul Roos.

While Paarl Boys haven’t been as consistent this season as they were in 2025, they are still among the top 10 teams in the country.

There is a fairly even split between Gimmies (six), Stellenberg (five) and Paul Roos (four) across the main WP team this year.

The WP XV team – effectively the second side – boasts seven players from Boishaai and five from Paul Roos.

The depth in the region is probably best represented by the selections at flyhalf.

Ethan van Biljon (Stellenberg) will start at No.10 for WP, while Travis Pheiffer (Paul Roos) will do the job for WP XV.

Louis Koen – who has spearheaded a Gimmies side that has torn opposition defences to shreds in 2026 – will feature at No.10 for WP at the Academy Week.

There’s bound to be a buzz around the WP teams – due to the strength of the schools in the region and the provincial teams’ record at this tournament – but the Boland and SWD sides should not be underestimated.

Drostdy have been the standout team in the Boland this year, and will supply a whopping 12 players to the Craven Week side.

SWD surprised a lot of people in 2025 when they progressed to the Final. While the impressive No.8 Jacobus de Villiers – the younger brother of Stormers and Springbok flank Paul – is among 11 Oakdale representatives this year, the SWD team will be complemented by nine Outeniqua players.

Oakdale haven’t been as consistent as they were last season, but remain among the nation’s top-ranked schools.

Outeniqua have made terrific gains in recent months, winning seven of their nine fixtures, and beating the likes of Wynberg, EG Jansen and Selborne.

NOORDVAAL

While Garsfontein have edged ahead of local Pretoria rivals Affies in 2026, both are well represented in the Blue Bulls line-up.

Players from Garsies (seven) and Affies (six) form the core of the side – and Garsies flyhalf Ruan Fluks will be one to watch, following his goal-kicking exploits earlier in the season.

Monument have enjoyed a good run up north, and No.10 Jaydon Viljoen has been at the heart of their success.

Viljoen is one of four Monnas players in a Golden Lions side that boasts more representatives from Noordeheuwel (seven) and Jeppe (five).

The Limpopo Blue Bulls have stacked their squad with players from Pietersburg (11) following the side’s 12-from-15 return on the school scene.

Hoérskool Rustenburg (eight) and Hoérskool Middelburg (nine) will power the Leopards and Pumas respectively, while EG Jansen have 11 players in the Falcons line-up.

CENTRAL

Grey College will supply 19 players to the Free State team this season – more than any other team.

It remains to be seen whether that synergy will be Free State’s trump card, as Grey College haven’t had the best season to date – at least not by their own standards, losing four games.

At the very least, the likes of fullback Lamla Mgedezi and centre Eddie Mabena should put on an attacking show.

Like Grey, Diamantveld have blown hot and cold this year, but remain well represented in the provincial team, with 12 players set to feature for Griquas.

The Griffons will rely on a mix of 10 Welkom Gim and six Trio players.

EASTERN CAPE AND KWAZULU-NATAL

Grey High will supply 10 players to Eastern Province, but it’s interesting to note that as many as nine schools will be represented across the match 23 – more than any other team at this year’s tournament.

Only four Graeme College players have made the cut, despite the fact that Graeme have been one of the most consistent teams in the region.

St Andrews (two), Kingswood (2), Andrew Rabie (one), Marlow (one), Nico Malan (one), Pearson (one) and Spandau (one) are all represented.

The leading schools in the Border region boast a similar number of Craven Week players this year – Dale College (seven), Queens (six) and Selborne (five) – even though Dale have dominated the school scene, winning 13 of their 16 matches to date.

The Sharks could make an impression at the 2026 tournament, following a series of encouraging performances by the leading schools – within the region and nationally – over the past few seasons.

At a glance, it looks like an exciting mix of players from Durban High School (who have the most players with five), Northwood, Michaelhouse, Maritzburg College, Westville and Hilton. After a much-improved performance in 2026, Kearsney will supply four players.

THE U18 CRAVEN WEEK TEAMS:

Blue Bulls: 15 Drewyn Baron (Garsfontein), 14 Yuvrah George (Garsfontein), 13 Dandré Brink (Affies), 12 Dylan Stumke (Menlopark), 11 Jody Abrahams (Menlopark), 10 Ruan Fluks (Garsfontein), 9 Ethan Williams (Affies), 8 Almero Gerritsen (Waterkloof), 7 Caleb Pretorius (Affies), 6 Stephan van der Vyfer (Garsfontein), 5 Martin van Niekerk (Affies), 4 JJ Fourie (Garsfontein), 3 Ruben Lombaard (Garsfontein), 2 Charl Els (Affies), 1 André van Wyk (Garsfontein).
Replacements: 16 Riyaan Wilson (Oos-Moot), 17 Thando Telelo (Oos-Moot), 18 Hannes Nagel (Affies), 19 Matimu Maluleke (Pretoria Boys High), 20 Mbala Ndima (Pretoria Boys High), 21 Waylin Papier (Zwartkop), 22 Opentse Matlebjane (Pretoria Boys High), 23 Garrith Warrie (Zwartkop).

Boland: 15 Anwill Jacobs (HTS Drostdy), 14 Chriswill du Toit (Charlie Hofmeyr), 13 Wilvino Poltan (HTS Drostdy), 12 Jano van Deventer (HTS Drostdy), 11 Darren Makeza (HTS Drostdy), 10 Jayden van Niekerk (Robertson), 9 Wernard de Villiers (HTS Drostdy), 8 Simamkele Lahlekile (HTS Drostdy), 7 Joniel Claasen (HTS Drostdy), 6 Werno Ramsauer (HTS Drostdy), 5 Nieken Lubbe (Hopefield), 4 Jean-Louis Matthee (HTS Drostdy), 3 Reece Matthee (Worcester Gimnasium), 2 JP Lotriet (HTS Drostdy), 1 Christoff Filmater (Hugenote).
Replacements: 16 Jadreyn van Staden (Robertson), 17 Anzo Brinkhuis (Worcester Gimnasium), 18 Tyrone Modipa (Overberg), 19 Heinrich Redelinghuys (Porterville), 20 Jayden Steward (HTS Drostdy), 21 Diegho Braaf (Robertson), 22 Brent-Lee Ekstraal (HTS Drostdy), 23 Brayden Joseph (Robertson).

Border: 15 Lukho Mzingaye (Dale College), 14 Connor Fowles (Selborne College), 13 Liyabona Mayikana (Dale College), 12 Travis Enslin (Selborne College), 11 Zimi Deleki (Queen’s College), 10 Ulikhaya Stuurman (Dale College), 9 Tatenda Saunyama (Ooskus Gimnasium), 8 Kungawo Jaca (Dale College), 7 Thandani Gope (Hudson Park), 6 Nande Thiwani (Queen’s College), 5 Okuhle Fihla (Dale College), 4 Ahlume Gqetywa (Queen’s College), 3 Sanele Bistoli (Dale College), 2 Lulthango Ngese (Selborne College), 1 Zeake Mata (Queen’s College).
Replacements: 16 Riley Hansel (Selborne College), 17 Iviwe Kabale (Selborne College), 18 Ncutu Kepe (Queen’s College), 19 Athan Gravett (Hudson Park), 20 Kwagga Liebenberg (Ooskus Gimnasium), 21 Tyler von Cullwitz (Queen’s College), 22 Cwenga Bityo (Hudson Park), 23 Caleb Smith (Dale College).

Eastern Province: 15 Nathan Trytsman (Grey High School), 14 Luke Doyle (Graeme College), 13 Josh van Zyl (St Andrew’s College), 12 Akho Tonjeni (Graeme College), 11 Henrico Bodenstein (Pearson), 10 Neshaun Bester (Andrew Rabie), 9 Ross Thompson (Kingswood College), 8 Ruben van Dijk (Nico Malan), 7 JG de Lange (Marlow Landbou), 6 Silindisiwe Ntsokoma (Grey High School), 5 Juan Potgieter (Grey High School), 4 Juan Potgieter (Grey High School), 3 Micah Wessels (Grey High School), 2 Sitenkhosi Qabaka (Kingswood College), 1 Daniel Naude (Grey High School).
Replacements: 16 Tristan Kemp (Grey High School), 17 Niel September (Spandau), 18 Andred Jansen (Grey High School), 19 Ernin Nelson (Graeme College), 20 Sibulele Ngebulana (Grey High School), 21 Noah Mbizi (Grey High School), 22 Will Stevens (St Andrew’s College), 23 Lucretia Magau (Graeme College).

Free State: 15 Lamla Mgedezi (Grey College), 14 Kingsley Pule (Grey College), 13 Eddie Mabena (Grey College), 12 Ruan Roux (Grey College), Guiteau Petrus (Grey College), 10 Samson Lackay (Grey College), 9 Jonathan Drysdale (Grey College), 8 Niel du Randt (Grey College), 7 Prestan Bennett (Grey College), 6 Henru Erasmus (Grey College), 5 Siya Bulwane (Grey College), 4 Alexi Tyropolis (Grey College), 3 JW Coetzee (Grey College), 2 Xander de Beer (Grey College), 1 Hennie Bredenhann (Grey College).
Replacements: 16 AJ Hendriks (Grey College), 17 Frans-Paul Troskie (Grey College), 18 Lwazi Mcandi (Fichardtpark), 19 Desmond Undenzenze (Louis Botha), 20 Josh Nelson (Fichardtpark), 21 Andrew Wessels (Grey College), 22 Zachary Walbrugh (Grey College), 23 Unathi Ntuli (Fichardtpark).

Golden Lions: 15 Ndzalama Mbalati (Jeppe High School for Boys), 14 Lethabo Mashoa (Jeppe High School for Boys’ High), 13 Blessing Monareng (Monument), 12 Ethan Lourens (Helpmekaar), 11 Ruan Genis (Monument), 10 Jaydon Viljoen (Monument), 9 Shaye Lourens (Helpmekaar), 8 Armand van Eck (Noordheuwel), 7 Kean Lourens (Noordheuwel), 6 Mihle Dyakala (Jeppe High School for Boys), 5 Ghlodi Tshumpanga (Jeppe High School for Boys’), 4 Robert Hurn (Noordheuwel), 3 Stefan Botha (Noordheuwel), 2 Jeandré van der Merwe (Helpmekaar), 1 Diandro Botha (Helpmekaar).
Replacements: 16 Siphosamandosi Cele (St Stithians College), 17 Siya Nkomo (King Edward VII), 18 Mako Mandisa (St John’s College), 19 Llewellyn Lourens (Noordheuwel), 20 Siya Ncube (Monument), 21 Prince Agu (Noordheuwel), 22 Tidi Moeketsane (Noordheuwel), 23 Pano Letsie (Jeppe High School for Boys).

Griffons: 15 Ave Schalk (Welkom Gimnasium), 14 Qlin Booyse (Witteberg), 13 Sizwe Qwabe (Voortrekker), 12 Bul Rademeyer (Welkom Gimnasium), 11 Brinzley Bastiaan (Hoërskool Trio), 10 Jadewin Solomons (Welkom Gimnasium), 9 WJ van Niekerk (Hoërskool Trio), 8 Lyle Afrikaner (Welkom Gimnasium), 7 Reagan Krige (Welkom Gimnasium), 6 Lourens Roux (Voortrekker), 5 Jan-Franco du Plessis (Welkom Gimnasium), 4 Cole Brown (Welkom Gimnasium), 3 Cobus Labuschagne (Witteberg), 2 Myburgh Jacobs (Hoërskool Trio), 1 Munro Heiberg (Welkom Gimnasium).
Replacements: 16 Wessel Hattingh (Voortrekker), 17 Tumelo Hlakoane (Welkom Gimnasium), 18 Janhru Janse van Rensburg (Hoërskool Trio), 19 Divan Marais (Witteberg), 20 Regardt Joubert (Hoërskool Trio), 21 Ruchen Daniels (Welkom Gimnasium), 22 Olereko Sebatana (Hentie Cilliers), 23 Darius Job (Hoërskool Trio).

Griquas: 15 Tyler Campher (Diamantveld), 14 Mikkyle Muller (Diamantveld), 13 LJ Buys (Diamantveld), 12 Bokomoso Dihemo (Curro Kathu), 11 J Luciano (Curro Kathu), 10 JG van Heerden (Diamantveld), 9 VJ Davids (Diamantveld), 8 Heinrich Swart (Diamantveld), 7 Franklin Stevens (Diamantveld), 6 Tiaan Serfontein (Hoërskool Upington), 5 MG van Greuning (Diamantveld), 4 Marius Coetzer (Duineveld), 3 Pako Kopeledi (Kalahari), 2 Wian Maritz (Diamantveld), 1 CJ Meiring (Diamantveld).
Replacements: 16 Juvan Stander (Hoërskool Upington), 17 Francois de Boer (Diamantveld), 18 J Kühn (Hoërskool Kathu), 19 Karel du Plessis (Hoërskool Upington), 20 Stephan Strauss (Hoërskool Upington), 21 Duran Makoni (De Aar), 22 Ettiene Britton (Noord-Kaap), 23 JD Isaacs (Diamantveld).

Leopards: 15 Aydan Willemse (Hoërskool Rustenburg), 14 Karabeleo Kgamanyna (Lichtenburg), 13 Simphiwe Nero (Hoërskool Klerksdorp), 12 Wian du Preez (Wesvalia), 11 Elzeno van Schalkwyk (Hoërskool Klerksdorp), 10 Ricardo Enos (Hoërskool Rustenburg), 9 Shayloh Cox (Hoërskool Rustenburg), 8 De Wet Grobler (Potchefstroom Gimnasium), 7 Ruben van Heerden (Hoërskool Rustenburg), 6 Karabelo Maseka (Hoërskool Klerksdorp), 5 Tiaan de Kock (Wesvalia), 4 Evan van Heerden (Hoërskool Rustenburg), 3 Jayden Minnie (Hoërskool Rustenburg), 2 Fanie Linde (Wesvalia), 1 AB Brink (Potchefstroom Volkskool).
Replacements: 16 Piet Maape (Vryburg), 17 Dandré Graham (Hoërskool Rustenburg), 18 Nick Dreyer (Potchefstroom Gimnasium), 19 Lefa Maloma (Bergsig Akademie), 20 Tydian Williams (Lichtenburg), 21 Rellston Wilson (Hoërskool Klerksdorp), 22 Marques Jantjes (Hoërskool Klerksdorp), 23 Junaid Stevens (Hoërskool Rustenburg).

Limpopo Blue Bulls: 15 Lehlogonolo Letlabola (Ben Vorster), 14 Ronel Komanu (Ben Vorster), 13 Juan Dreyer (Hoërskool Pietersburg), 12 Edwin Matola (Ben Vorster), 11 Graham Rooza (Ben Viljoen), 10 Juan Randall (Hoërskool Pietersburg), 9 Curtis Cloete (Hoërskool Pietersburg), 8 Mouse Matemousa (HTS Tom Naudé), 7 Liam van der Bank (Hoërskool Pietersburg), 6 Andru de Beer (Hoërskool Pietersburg), 5 Ludke Pienaar (Hoërskool Pietersburg), 4 Brent Vorster (Hoërskool Pietersburg), 3 Stephan Janse van Rensburg (Hoërskool Pietersburg), 2 Ziahn Lombaard (Hoërskool Pietersburg), 1 Dewan Windell (Hoërskool Pietersburg).
Replacements: 16 Lumlee-Lu Heswick (Ben Viljoen), 17 Krissie Swanepoel (Hoërskool Pietersburg), 18 Randy Magaba (Ben Vorster), 19 Rhandzu Malatji (Ellisras), 20 Puki Mpiti (Merensky), 21 Lerooy Alexander (Ben Viljoen), 22 Mahlatse Kekana (HTS Tom Naudé), 23 Risuna Mngoni (Ben Vorster).

Pumas: 15 Rhandzu Mkhabela (Hoërskool Nelspruit), 14 Kgontse Masilela (Hoërskool Middelburg), 13 Banele Mthombo (Ligbron Akademie), 12 Rian Botha (Hoërskool Nelspruit), 11 Fisokuhle Shabalala (Piet Retief), 10 Ewan van der Merwe (Hoërskool Nelspruit), 9 Kamo Monkwe (Hoërskool Nelspruit), 8 Vian Louw (Hoërskool Nelspruit), 7 Menzi Siyaya (Hoërskool Middelburg), 6 Siphesihle Marule (Uplands College), 5 Sifiso Hlungwane (Hoërskool Middelburg), 4 Andrea de Wet (HTS Middelburg), 3 Dewald du Toit (Hoërskool Middelburg), 2 Ryan Blake (Hoërskool Middelburg), 1 Melchior van Niekerk (Hoërskool Middelburg).
Replacements: 16 Obuhle Nyumba (Hoërskool Nelspruit), 17 Uzile Mathelela (HTS Middelburg), 18 Marcel Lindeque (Hoërskool Nelspruit), 19 Lihan de Vaal (Hoërskool Middelburg), 20 Thubelihle Marule (Uplands College), 21 Ruan Pienaar (HTS Middelburg), 22 Blake Faber (Hoërskool Middelburg), 23 Buhle Mphahlaza (Hoërskool Middelburg).

Sharks: 15 Lux Sonkononkono (Westville Boys’ High), 14 Amo Mataboge (Durban High School), 13 Nathan Aneke (Durban High School), 12 Alex Jankowitz (Michaelhouse), 11 Anesu Kuzonyei (Northwood), 10 Daniel Miskey (Kearsney College), 9 Johannes (Ludi) van der Walt (Northwood), 8 Jamie Wimble (Northwood), 7 Zion Smith (Durban High School), 6 Zander Muller (Hilton College), 5 Andrew Schnell (Hilton College), 4 Wandile Mlaba (Westville Boys’ High), 3 Nicolas Salamousas (Michaelhouse), 2 Theo Boshoff (Maritzburg College), 1 Aphelele Chamane (Michaelhouse).
Replacements: 16 Iglesias Bruiners (Durban High School), 17 Clement Makalele (Kearsney College), 18 Priden Sibiya (Durban High School), 19 Tristan Parkinson (Northwood), 20 Nhlanhla Ndlovu (Kearsney College), 21 Dominic du Toit (Maritzburg College), 22 Olwethu Kosani (Maritzburg College), 23 Lwazi Mbebe (Kearsney College).

South Western Districts: 15 Darnell Delport (Outeniqua), 14 Nathan-Lee Gordon (Oakdale Landbou), 13 Myburgh Eksteen (Oakdale Landbou), 12 Jade Lothering (Outeniqua), 11 Heilliano Beukes (Outeniqua), 10 Caleb Williams (Oakdale Landbou), 9 Fagon Hendricks (Outeniqua), 8 Jacobus de Villiers (Oakdale Landbou), 7 Andreas Gouws (Outeniqua), 6 Bernard Badenhorst (Oakdale Landbou), 5 Lincoln Zietsman (Outeniqua), 4 Ruan Groenewald (Oakdale Landbou), 3 Francois de Roux (Oakdale Landbou), 2 Adrian Smith (Oakdale Landbou), 1 Kyle Burger (Oakdale Landbou).
Replacements: 16 Keaton Olivier (Outeniqua), 17 Matthew Prins (Outeniqua), 18 A-Jay Julies (Hoërskool Oudtshoorn), 19 Shagon Kiewiet (Hoërskool Punt), 20 Moeshan Mortlock (Oakdale Landbou), 21 Tyler Marais (Outeniqua), 22 André van der Merwe (Oakdale Landbou), 23 Bronwin Swiegelaar (Hoërskool Oudtshoorn).

Falcons: 15 JJ van Rensburg (EG Jansen), 14 Dave Mkhizi (Transvalia), 13 Ethan Botha (Kempton Park), 12 Dian Botha (EG Jansen), 11 Jerado Tafel (Heidelberg Volkskool), 10 Vaughn Steynvaart (Heidelberg Volkskool), 9 Joe Diesel (EG Jansen), 8 Jaco Engelbrecht (EG Jansen), 7 Juandré Pretorius (Heidelberg Volkskool), 6 Victory Asumah (Jeugland), 5 Ivan Botha (EG Jansen), 4 Caylan McCloughlin (Transvalia), 3 Elshaan Duminy (EG Jansen), 2 Matthew Vermaak (Kempton Park), 1 Frans Uithaler (EG Jansen).
Replacements: 16 Lwazi Molotja (Jeugland), 17 Junior Ngwenya (Brandwag), 18 Atreyo Jooste (Jeugland), 19 Marlo van der Merwe (EG Jansen), 20 Marko van der Walt (Kempton Park), 21 Liam Hector (EG Jansen), 22 Duwayne Zeekoei (EG Jansen), 23 Renaldo October (EG Jansen).

Western Province: 15 Liam Jacobs (Stellenberg), 14 Dirk Farmer (Paarl Boys’ High), 13 Tiaan Basson (Paul Roos Gimnasium), 12 Ethan Barker (Paarl Gimnasium), 11 Elijaron Geduld (Diocesan College), 10 Ethan van Biljon (Stellenberg), 9 Mickyle Booise (Paarl Gimnasium), 8 Hendré van Zyl (Paarl Gimnasium), 7 Linakho Mehlomakulu (Rondebosch Boys’ High), 6 Christiaan le Roux (Paul Roos Gimnasium), 5 Juvan Burden (Stellenberg), 4 Jean Dreyer (Paarl Gimnasium), 3 Solam Gegana (Wynberg Boys’ High), 2 Charles Whitehead (Paarl Gimnasium), 1 Uzair Blanckenberg (Stellenberg).
Replacements: 16 Kwaza Gobingca (Rondebosch Boys’ High), 17 Jayden Steyl (Paarl Gimnasium), 18 Zak Steyn (Paul Roos Gimnasium), 19 Esa van der Schyff (Wynberg Boys’ High), 20 Werner de Bruin (Paul Roos Gimnasium), 21 Caleb Bell (Rondebosch Boys’ High), 22 Achmat Behardien (Wynberg Boys’ High), 23 JC Swart (Stellenberg).

Western Province XV: 15 Kyle Snyers (Paul Roos Gimnasium), 14 Farrel-Leigh Dido (Hoërskool Durbanville), 13 Luca Orgill (SACS), 12 Albert Nel (Paul Roos Gimnasium), 11 Cadynn Samuels (Paul Roos Gimnasium), 10 Travis Pheiffer (Paul Roos Gimnasium), 9 Liam de Villiers (Paarl Boys’ High), 8 Yanos Molnar (Stellenberg), 7 Luhan Hattingh (Paarl Boys’ High), 6 Chris Nel (Paarl Boys’ High), 5 AD Faul (Paarl Boys’ High), 4 Sebastian Cilliers (Paul Roos Gimnasium), 3 Likhona Filtana (Milnerton), 2 Ridah Johnston (Wynberg Boys’ High), 1 Max Malan (Paarl Boys’ High).
Replacements: 16 Naeem Mohammed (Wynberg Boys’ High), 17 JG van den Bergh (Paarl Gimnasium), 18 Deen Fortuin (SACS), 19 Henré Valentyn (Paarl Boys’ High), 20 Rauf Ahmed (Wynberg Boys’ High), 21 AN Other, 22 Thomas Saunders (Paarl Gimnasium), 23 Dante Davids (Paarl Boys’ High).