Captain's profile: Janco Kruger
With his team having a good season, Kruger was also selected to play in this year's Craven Week, but injury ruled him out.
"It has been a very good season," said Kruger.
"We have a young team who have playing together for the whole year, but we are missing some key players due to injury.
"We are expecting a hard game from them because it is their last game of the season."
Kruger does not want his players to play with any added pressure when they run onto the field on Saturday.
"My message to them this week was that they should just play the game and enjoy it. For some of us will be the last time we play together," he added.
Although he understands the significance of being captain, Kruger knows there is a joint responsibility amongst the players to ensure that the team performs.
"It is an honour being captain but at the end of the day it's not only the captain that plays, it is the whole team that plays.
"My philosophy is that one of us is not better than all of us. As a players I am a good ball carrier and I am strong on defence. As a captain, I am the anchor for my team.
The 18-year-old flank has plans on playing Varsity Cup rugby after school as becoming an IT specialist.
