Grant Khomo: Top teams shine
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KwaZulu-Natal, the Golden Lions and the Limpopo Blue Bulls on Tuesday established themselves as the top teams at the Under-16 Grant Khomo Week at the Bridgton Sports Grounds in Oudtshoorn as they registered their second round of victories in as many days.
Griquas and Border, meanwhile, played to a 31-31 draw in an epic clash to remain unbeaten in the tournament.
The second day's play was exciting as a few teams registered convincing victories, while others were involved in hard-fought battles, which kept the passionate home crowd interested throughout the day.
In the main games KwaZulu-Natal defied the odds with a man down for most of the second half to defeat Western Province 19-17, while the Golden Lions thumped Boland 34-3 in a one-sided encounter and the Limpopo Blue Bulls defeated the Leopards 38-19.
KwaZulu-Natal vs Western Province, 19-17
The first half between Western Province and KwaZulu-Natal was a tight affair as the teams were closely matched on attack and defence. The Cape side did well to retain possession and tried to spread the ball wide, but the KwaZulu-Natal defence was effective at countering most of their efforts.
Western Province, however, managed to force their way through the defence shortly before half time, which handed the side a 7-0 lead at the break.
This bolstered the Cape side's confidence as they came out firing in the second half and managed to cross the tryline for the second time after spreading the defence wide for a 12-0 lead. KwaZulu-Natal were dealt a heavy blow two minutes later as they were reduced to 14 men for tackling a player in the air. Western Province took advantage of this and touched down for their fourth try in the 36th minute.
KwaZulu-Natal, however, refused to give up and scored two tries compliments of Dylan Richardson and Dylan Kruger to close in on Western Province at 17-12. They added another thanks to a strong forward performance and fantastic patience on attack, which pushed them 19-17 ahead with six minutes left on the clock. To their delight they held on for a surprise victory.
Scorers:
For Western Province:
Tries: Divan Enslin, Ian Kitwanga 2
Con: Durin Nasson
For KwaZulu Natal:
Tries: Kasongo Ilunga, Dylan Richardson, Dylan Kruger
Cons: Morne van Rensburg 2
Namibia vs Griffons, 27-17
The Griffons showed their attacking prowess early on against Namibia with Darren Hull scoring two tries in the first 15 minutes following an early penalty kick by Namibia. But the visitors hit back with back-to-back tries before half-time to trail 17-10 at the break.
A second penalty for Namibia allowed them to close in on the Griffons on the scoreboard, while each team managed to score a second try in the second half. However, Namibia’s superior goal-kicking in which they converted all three of their tries and two penalties handed them a comfortable 27-17 lead on the scoreboard.
Scorers:
For Namibia:
Tries: Warren Ludwig, Lorenzo Groenewald, Wynand Breytenbach
Cons: Denzo Bruwer 2, Delron Brandt
Pens: Denzo Bruwer 2
For Griffons:
Tries: Darren Hull 3
Con: Andrew Kota
Golden Lions vs Boland, 34-3
The Golden Lions delivered another solid performance in the tournament, this time against Boland, as they used their strong forwards and exciting backs to dominate the first half. They had the upper hand in terms of possession and territory and the rewards followed. The Johannesburg team found space out wide on the left wing to touch down for their first try minutes into the half and they built on this with another two tries in the following exchanges to work their way into an encouraging 15-0 lead.
They continued to apply pressure on attack, which earned them their fourth try thanks to a clever dummy pass by scrumhalf Tinus Combrinck, which paved the way for him to dive over the tryline for a 22-0 halfime lead.
Boland tightened up their defence after the break, but nevertheless the Lions were able to break through for two more tries to extend their lead to 34-0. With time running out fast for Boland to break their points drought, they settled for a penalty on the stroke of full-time for a 34-3 defeat.
Scorers:
For Golden Lions:
Tries: Ignis Meyer, Mark Snyman, Damean Venter, Travis Gordon, Tinus Gordon, Tinus Combrinck, David Cary
Cons: Kennedy Mpeku 2
For Boland:
Pen: Lloyd April
Eastern Province vs Falcons, 35-17
The first half between Eastern Province and the Falcons was exciting as the teams tried hard to make their presence felt. Eastern Province, however, had the first say with two tries in the first 17 minutes, which they converted to take a 14-0 lead. The Falcons hit back five minutes later with a converted try of their own to reduce the deficit to 14-7, which they held onto for the rest of the half.
The Falcons came out strongly in the second half as they burst through for their second try, but this was cancelled out by Eastern Province as they added another minutes later. The Falcons again hit back, but two tries by Eastern Province in the last four minutes pushed them into a convincing lead to finish the match.
Scorers:
For Eastern Province:
Tries: Elandre Smit, Chrispian Jaggers, Le-Kleu Stokes, Ayabonga Matroos, Waqar Solaan
Cons: Vaughn Isaacs 5
Falcons:
Tries: Ruben Beytell, Quan Eymann, Lee-Irwin Andries
Cons: Ruben Beytell.
Free State vs Pumas, 38-10
The Free State wasted no time making their presence felt against the Pumas as Janco van Heyningen dashed through to the tryline twice in the first 11 minutes to stamp their authority early on. Both sides tried to use their forwards to work their way onto the front foot, but they balanced this with a solid effort by their backs. Despite a few closely contested stages during the half, the Free State made better use of their opportunities, which earned them three tries to only one by the Pumas for a 19-5 lead at the break.
The Free State continued to capitalise on their point-scoring chances after the break and managed to extend their lead to 38 thanks to another three tries. The Pumas, meanwhile, showed their fighting spirit and tried desperately to force their way back into the match.
Their efforts finally paid off with a good try seven minutes before the final whistle after finding space out wide, but unfortunately the gap on the scoreboard was too wide for them to get back into the game, forcing them to settle for a 38-10 defeat.
Scorers:
For Free State:
Tries: Christopher Schreuder, Wyclef Vlitoor, Marcel Theunissen, Dwayne Arendse, Janco vsn Heyningen 2
Cons: Christopher Schreuder 4
For Pumas:
Tries: Carlo Nortje, Uys du Preez
Blue Bulls vs SWD Eagles, 39-10
The Blue Bulls were completely dominant against hosts, the SWD Eagles, as their effective attack and defence came together well to hand them an edge throughout the match. Johan van Zyl crossed the tryline for the Bulls in the fifth minute to signal their intentions early on, and he added another five-pointer in the 14th minute.
Such was the high quality of their attack they earned their third try by the 18th minute, while the SWD Eagles only managed a penalty in the first half. This left the hosts 15-3 behind at the break.
They continued their fine form in the second half to cruise to another four tries, while SWD only managed to break through their defence once, which resulted in the Blue Bulls securing an emphatic 39-10 victory.
Scorers:
For Blue Bulls:
Tries: Charles Goedhals, Stephane Ndjaya, Ruben Veldsman, Ahen Smith, Divhan du Preez, Johan van Zyl 2
Cons: Charles Goedhals, Michael Pretorius.
For SWD Eagles:
Try: Jay-Cee Nel
Con: Darryn Fortuin
Pen: James-Henry Mollentze
Limpopo Blue Bulls vs Leopards, 38-19
The Limpopo Blue Bulls used their effective running rugby to outplay the Leopards 38-19. The Limpopo side did well to stretch the defence and find the gaps out wide and they earned the rewards with a 17-0 half-time lead thanks to two tries and a penalty.
The Leopards tried hard to work their way back into the match after the break by putting together phases on attack and this paid off with three tries in the third quarter. Two quick tries early in the second half by the Limpopo Blue Bulls and another on the stroke of full-time, however, stretched their lead to 38 on the scoreboard, which put the match beyond reach for the Leopards.
Scorers:
For Limpopo Blue Bulls:
Tries: Pieter Croukamp, Muzi Nyakane, Carl du Plessis, Nyiko Ntlemo 2
Cons: Karel Limbach 4, Jonathan Viljoen
Pen: Karel Limbach
For Leopards:
Tries: Damon Ivens, Zimosa Mokama, Graivian Smith
Cons: Loanne Jans 2
Zimbabwe vs Border, 36-3
Zimbabwe were in good form against Border CD as they cruised to three first-half tries, while Border CD were only able to score a penalty, leaving them trailing 15-3 at the break.
Zimbabwe continued to deliver a solid effort on attack and defence after the break and added another three tries to take their total for the match to six, which earned them a rewarding 36-3 victory.
Scorers:
For Zimbabwe:
Tries: Chipo Mupeso, Jack Charsley, Desmond Annandale, Tafadziswa Bunu, Munashe Kamera 2
Cons: Martin Eeson 3
For Border CD:
Pen: Martin Lottering
Border vs Griquas, 31-31
The clash between Border and Griquas was a physical forward battle as the teams used their powerful forwards to make their presence felt. Border, in particular, tried to flex their muscles with their rolling mauls. Griquas, however, made better use of their point-scoring chances as they scored four tries to two for a 17-12 half-time lead.
Border took control early in the second half as they retained possession for long periods and applied pressure on Griquas up front and with their backs, which allowed them to camp in the Kimberley side's half.
These efforts enabled them to add two tries to their score for 24 points. Griquas, however, hit back with a stunning long-distance try, which they converted to level the scores at 24-24 with minutes left on the clock.
Griquas crossed the line again before the final whistle after stringing together several phases, which pushed them 31-24 ahead. But this lead was cancelled out by a try under the posts by Border, which they converted for a 31-31 final score.
Scorers:
For Border:
Tries: David Coetzer 3, Nicholas Njumba, Sibahle
Cons: David Coetzer 3
For Griquas:
Tries: Charles Williams 3, Dehan du Plessis, Nelson Aparcia
Cons: Charles Williams 3
Griquas CD vs SWD Eagles XV, 29-5
The first half between the SWD Eagles XV and Griquas CD was tight as the teams threw everything at one another on attack. Griquas CD opened up the scoring in the third minute, but the rest of the half was close as each team added only one more try, which handed Griquas CD a 12-5 lead.
The Kimberley side added back-to-back tries in three minutes in the second half to stretch their score, while they denied the SWD Eagles XV from adding any points to their score, for their 29-5 victory.
Scorers:
For SWD Eagles XV:
Try: Warzaineon Barends
For Griquas CD:
Tries: Sebastiaan Job, Delron Speelman, Petrus Duvenhage, Erik Kies
Cons: Iwan Lombard
Under-16 Grant Khomo Week Results, Day Two:
KwaZulu-Natal vs Western Province, 19-17
Namibia vs Griffons, 27-17
Golden Lions vs Boland, 34-3
Eastern Province vs Falcons, 35-17
Free State vs Pumas, 38-10
Blue Bulls vs SWD Eagles, 39-10
Limpopo Blue Bulls vs Leopards, 38-19
Zimbabwe vs Border, 36-3
Border vs Griquas, 31-31
Griquas CD vs SWD Eagles XV, 29-5
Teams:
Blue Bulls: 15 Tyrinne Ferris (Wilgers), 14 Stephane Notjaya (OV), 13 Marnus Potgieter (Affies), 12 Bjorkin Hendriks (Garsfontein), 11 Maurice September (Garsfontein), 10 Charles Goedhals (Affies), 9 Johan Mulder (Affies), 8 Johan van Zyl (Affies), 7 Jaco Labuschagne (Affies), 6 William Labani (Curro), 5 Clement Pietersen (Wilgers), 4 Koikanyang Orateng (St Alban’s), 3 Amin Awofolu (Pretoria Boys High), 2 Marius Potgieter (Affies), 1 Wiehan Bezuidenhout (Affies), 16 Hannes Bezuidenhout (Menlopark), 17 Warren Nkobane (Cornwall Hill), 18 Gerrit Visser (Waterkloof), 19 Jeremy Nyemba (VTH), 20 Divhan du Preez (Affies), 21 Ahren Smith (Curro), 22 De Wet Pretorius (Eldoraigne).
Boland: Bradley van Thora (Drostdy), Conan le Fleur ((Weston), Timothy Allies ((Drostdy), PJ Boltman (Vredendal), Caleb Dingaan (Weston), Lloyd April (Hermanus), Willem Opperman (Porterville), Jevan August (Weltevreden), David du Plessis (Robertson), Handré Rupping ((Lutzville), Michael Goodall (Hugenote), JC Lourens (Bonnievale), Attie Maginga (Charlie Hofmeyr), Matthys van der Merwe (Hermanus), Christoff Walker (Overberg), Greyling Geldenhuys (Drostdy), Malan Gouws (Robertson), Zenon Erasmus (Hugenote), Mansur Anthony (Drostdy), Maxwill von Louw (Bergrivier), Albert Augustyn (Overberg).
Coaches: Connel du Plessis, Anton Esau.
Border:15 Miles Norton (Selborne), 14 Afika Ndinisa (Selborne), 13 S Matsinya (Dale), 12 David Coetzer (Selborne), 11 Stephan Niewenhuizen (Selborne), 10 Jason Raubenheimer (Selborne), 9 S Manziya (Cambridge), 8 A Nondwangu (Cambridge), 7 Sibahle Kuhlane Kuhlane (Selborne), 6 G Ross (Grens), 5 André Rust (Selborne), 4 J Byal (Queen's), 3 Luke Dalbock (Selborne), 2 Sisonke Mbadlanyana (Selborne), 1 C Haggard (Hudson Park), 16 C Pieterse (Queen's), 17 Cameron Moodie (Selborne), 18 N Holm (Stirling), 19 Damian Meyer (Selborne), 20 E Njumba (Queen's), 21 I Smith (Queen's), 22 J du Plessis (Hudson Park)
Border CD: Apiwe Mnyamana, Avela Koyana, Ayabonga Mntonintshi, Chetwynne Meyers, Jody Coetzee, Kalita Ndata, Likho Simoyi, Litha Keleku, Litha Tafeni, Mading'ethu Mbenya, Martin Lottering, March Jipetu, Regalia Ngalimani, Sange Gulwa, Sibabalwe Zondani, Sinethemba Mqakelana, Sinovuyo Sibabalwe Bali, Solibanzi Nkonzo, Thulang Nazo, Todd Fletcher, Vuyisile Mgwetyelwa, Eric Mcapukana.
Eastern Province: 15 U Tait (Grey), 14 C Deysel (Daniël Pienaar), 13 A Matroos (Grey), 12 W Solaan (Grey), 11 C Jaggers (Gelvan), 10 V Isaacs (Marlow) (vice-captain), 9 N Fleurs (Marlow), 8 E Smith (Die Brandwag), 7 H du Toit (Nico Malan), 6 D van Dyk (Grey), 5 P Wyer-Henderson (Grey) (captain), 4 D Kleinbooi (Framesby), 3 R Jonker (Grey), 2 V Wolmarans (Framesby), 1 J Alleson (Grey), 16 D Minaar (Humansdorp), 17 C Senyane (Framesby), 18 L Stokes (Daniël Pienaar), 19 G Rautenbach (Grey), 20 S Toring (St Colmcille), 21 J Lombard (Gill), 22 C Johnson (St Andrew's).
Free State: 15 David Kriel (Grey College), 14 Jayden Seekoei (Sentraal), 13 Janco van Heyningen (Grey College), 12 Waycliff Vlitoor (Grey College), 11 Sabelo Mahlasela (Louis Botha), 10 Christopher Schroeder (Grey College), 9 Dwayne Arendse (Louis Botha), 8 Arno Nieuwoudt (Grey College), 7 Marcel Theunisen (Grey College), 6 Teboho Rampai (Louis Botha), 5 Johan Wilken (Grey College), 4 Bokang Molutsi (Louis Botha), 3 Kyle Collins (Louis Botha), 2 Shuraigh Lalla (Louis Botha), 1 Wihan Marais (Grey College), 16 Ru-Han Greyling (Grey College), 17 Naudé Naudé (Grey College), 18 Andile Maxamba (Louis Botha), 19 Charl Steyl (Jim Fouché), 20 Stefan Coetzer (Jim Fouché), 21 William Blankenberg (Louis Botha), 22 Ronaldo Davids (Fichardtpark), 23 Benjamin Kennedy (Grey College).
Golden Lions: 15 Kennedy Mpeku (Parktown), 14 James Msimangu (Jeppe), 13 Muzi Manjike (Jeppe), 12 Zandré van der Berg (Monument), 11 David Cury (Helpmekaar), 10 Lukje Rossouw (Monument), 9 Tinus Combrink (Monument), 8 Travis Gordon (KES), 7 Yanga Hlalu (KES), 6 Mark Snyman (Helpmekaar), 5 PJ Jacobs (Monument), 4 Ignis Meyer (Helpmekaar), 3 Nntlabakanye Asenati (St Stithians), 2 Damian Venter (Helpmekaar), 1 Nkosikhona Msuku (Parktown), 16 Ruaan Vosloo (Noordhuewel), 17 K Glade (KES), 18 Chris Pietersen (Helpmekaar), 19 Mpho Tsamela (Jeppe), 20 Vumile Nameka (Jeppe), 21 Sipho Vayise (Jeppe), 22 Brendon Buidendag (Monument)
Griquas: Alexander Engelbrecht, B J Van Der Merwe, Chadd Adams, Charles Williams, Darryl Waterboer, Dehan Du Plessis, Edmund Brand, Gideon Van Niekerk, Japheth Jeffry Muzaza, Jasper Blaauw, Johan Van Zyl, Justin Murphy, Marco Van Straaten, Maurice Amerika, Nathan Casper, Nelson Aparcia, Ramon Sauls, Reinier Van Zyl, Schalk Scholtz, Willem Coetzer, Wium Becker, Yaseer Daniels.
Griquas CD: Adrian Delie, Alrich Sterling, Delron Speelman, Devan Walters, Erik Kies, Gerhard De Bruin, Isak Stallenberg, Iwan Lombard, Jacques Junior Marthinus, Jeandre Simon, Jovan Oosthuizen, Justin Muir, Khanyo Poni, Connie De Jager, Nico Erasmus, PJ Duvenhage, Phillip Marais, Romaio Martin, SJ Oberholzer, Sebastiaan Job, Waylen Cloete, Zean Augustyn.
Griffons: Andrew Kota, Arno Du Plessis, Brendan Van Der Walt, Danny Radebe, Darren Hull, DJ Hattingh, Eben November, Erhard Bubb, Franco Victor, Francois Klopper, George Spershott, J W Meads, Johannes Van Graan, Louis Oosthuizen, Marko Jones, Mohalali Lebohang Moopela, Richard Matsabu, Robert Bristow, Thandikhaya James, Tresor Wilondja, Virlyn Van Vollenhoven, Whaleed Brown.
KwaZulu-Natal: Alfred Holder (Fer), Brendon Schwulst (Glenwood), Daniel Truter (Glenwood), Dylan Kruger (Glenwood), Dylan Richardson (Kearsney), Etienne Terblanche (Glenwood), Fezokuhle Mbatha (Maritzburg College), Jacques Conradie (Glenwood), Jordan Phipson (Westville), JJ van der Mescht (Glenwood), Kamvelihle Fatyela (DHS), Kasongo Ilunga (Westville), Malakhiwe Zondeki (DHS), Morne van Rensburg (Glenwood), Mvuzo Nhlozi (Westville), Njabulo Mjara (Maritzburg College), Pepsi Buthelezi (DHS), Romeo Maboi (Hilton), Sandile Nduzi (DHS), Sanela Nohamba (DHS), Sean O Barnes (DHS), Tonderai Ndudzo1 (DHS)
Limpopo: Ajay Willemse, Barend Lombard, Bernard Vermaak, Chirs van Wyk, Comfort Shingange, Franco Oberholzer, Shama Manzini, Heini Ferreira, Tumi, Jayssle Freeman, Jonathan Viljoen, Jan-Karel Limbach, Zaba Mabunda, Muzi Nyakane, Noko Malatji, Nyiko Ntlemo, Carl Du Plessis, Zandré Croukamp, Stefan Paulse, TG Fourie, TJ Masakale, Allie Sefole
Namibia: Bryton Bostander, Carl Schmidt, Christiaan Hennig, Delron Warrick Brandt, Denzo Bruwer, Don-Ray Botha, Edward Camm, Franco Opperman, Gerhard Opperman, Gerhard Opperman, Gerswin Mouton, Gilad Plaatjies, Henry Oliver, Jaques Theron, Karl Jacobie, Leo Assmundann, Lezander Davids, Lorenzo Groenewald, Mark Sauls, Nico Horn, Warren Ludwig, Wikus Tromp, Wyns Breytenbach.
Pumas: 15 Sizwe Maseko (Ligbron), 14 Manga Ntimba (Middelburg), 13 Prince Nkabinde (Hoogenhout), 12 Stephan van der Bank (Nelspruit), 11 Bongumenzi Dlamini (Piet Retief), 10 Riekert Barnard (HTS Middelburg), 9 Uys De Preez (HTS Middelburg), 8 Gerbrand Hurter (Nelspruit), 7 Xolani Mavundla (Piet Retief), 6 Lindelani Makhanya (Piet Retief), 5 Sibusiso Madonsela (Piet Retief), 4 Carlo Nortje (HTS Middelburg), 3 Duart Willemse (HTS Middelburg), 2 Steyn Grobler (Hoogenhout), 1 Ndumiso Ntobeng (Middelburg), 16 SP Muller (Nelspruit), 17 AJ Lotter (Hoogenhout), 18 Mbali Sambo (Middelburg), 19 Cornel Els (Middelburg), 20 Shane Botha (Middelburg), 21 Zama Mhlongo (Middelburg), 22 Message Nkosi (Ligbron)
South Western Districts: Bertus de Bod, Chaunton Prins, Conrad Ackerman, Cullen Gordon, Cullen Joseph, Daniel van der Berg, Darren Sauer, Darryn Ainsley Fortuin, Louis Meiring, Dian Bleuler, Donovan Bouwer, Emileo Otto, Hogan Moodien, James-Henry Mollentze, Jay-Cee Nel, JP Terblanche, Lian du Toit, Llyle Daine Metembo, Nicolai Weber, Pieter Zietsman, Sylvester Hassiem, Warden Briesies
South Western Districts Eagles XV: Abre-Lee Davids, Aylan Schabort, Dewald van Rooyen, Marcel Neethling, Jarred Human, Jason Wagman, Jaylen Pretorius, Johannes Barnard, Jovan-Devon van Vuuren, Luwanye Boshoff, Marthinus Opperman, Menrico Herman, Paul Rademeyer, Pieter Uys, Robin West, Ronan Green, SP Kleinhans, Sibusiso Vilani, Siyabulela Maxeke, Stephan Leonard, Steffan Schoeman, Warzaineon Barends
Falcons: 15 Le-Irwin Andries (Dr EG Jansen), 14 Ralston Fernandez (Dr EG Jansen), 13 Dwayne Fourie (Dr EG Jansen), 12 Jeandré Breytenbach (Kempton Park), 11 M Ntsane (Transvalia), 10 Quan Eymann (Dr EG Jansen), 9 Ruben Beytel (Dr EG Jansen), 8 Carse Koekemoer (Dr EG Jansen), 7 JJ Yamwimbi (Rhodesfield), 6 Keegan Venter (Die Anker), 5 L Blou (HTS Springs), 4 Jano Lessings (Transvalia), 3 E Brand (Kempton Park), 2 S Yika (Dr Malan), 1 M Nyirenda (Parys), 16 Divan Geswindt (HTS Springs), 17 Janus Swanepoel (Dr EG Jansen), 18 Xander Terblance (Kempton Park), 19 Pierre Louw (Transvalia), 20 D Yafta (HTS Springs), 21 J van Vuuren (Die Anker), 22 B Potsane (Sasolburg)
Western Province: Thaakir Abrahams (Paarl Boys’ High), Keagan Adams (Western Cape Sport School), Suhaib Agmoedien (Rondebosch), Willem Barnard (Paarl Boys’ High), Henry Chamberlain (Paarl Boys’ High), Albert Coetzee (Boland Landbou), Angelo Davids (Stellenberg), Vusile Dlepha (SACS), Muller du Plessis (Paarl Gimnasium), Joshua du Preez (Paarl Boys’ High), Luca Ferreira (Paarl Boys’ High), Wian Fourie (Paarl Boys’ High), Franco Horn (Paarl Boys’ High) (captain), Gerado Jaars (Paul Roos), Yazeed Karriem (MIT Rangers Youth Club), Ian Kitwanga (Parklands), Cornel Kotze (Paarl Boys’ High), Christian Leech (Paul Roos), Duran Nasson (Boland Landbou), Christiaan Slabbert (Paul Roos), Marthinus Strauss (Paarl Boys’ High), Aaron Zederberg (SACS)
Zimbabwe: Brendan Mudzikitiri, Chipo Josiah Mupeso, Cody Rensburg, David McGaw, Davin Warren King, Desmond Annandale, Heath Curry, Jack Charsley, Jeremy Munyeza, Keegan Shultz, Kundai Mashingaidze, Marcus Nichole, Martin Eeson, Mazvitaishe Nyamarebvu, Munashe Kamera, Prince Mupfurutsa, Riaan Scheepers, Russell Biyason, Ryan Smith, Tadiwa Mabhudu, Tafadziswa Bunu, Tegan Catteral.
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