Captain's profile: Ronaldo de Vos
The 18-year-old hooker is in his second year of playing in the first team and wants to end his schooling career on a high note against the old enemy who handed them defeat in the 2014 edition of the clash.
"We lost the Classic Clash year but we want to set the record straight. We know they will play hard and try to beat us at our own game. I also think they will be arrogant because of last year's win but that could be exactly what we need to win the match.
"As a captain I am the leader of the team and it is an honour to have this responsibility. As a player, I believe I am the creator of the plays, so I need to ensure I do that properly for the rest of the team to build on. There is no turning back now for us as we look to get revenge this year," de Vos said.
Pacaltsdorp have had a fairly good season thus far but will be without one of their first choice players for this encounter.
"Our season has not been too bad, in fact, it has been fairly good and tight. We want to continue the positive momentum with the nice blend of experience and young players we currently have. Unfortunately, we will be without one of our first choice players, who misses the match after picking up an injury in a match against Parkdene.
"I would like nothing more than for the team to work together as a unit and to believe in themselves and their abilities. If we do that, we will be successful against George," he added.
De Vos wants to continue playing the game he loves and will be studying Sports Management through ETA when he concludes his secondary schooling.
