Only Western Province win all
In the main match on the final day of the 2014 Under-13 Craven Week played at Glenwood High School in Durban, Western Province beat Border and so were the only team to win all their matches.
The Leopards went into the final day unbeaten but lost by a single point to Eastern Province.
At the other end of the scale, KwaZulu Natal and Border CD were the only teams to lose all their matches. By beating Griquas on the last day, Blue Bulls avoided being whitewashed.
Boland were a successful team, beating the Valke who had only just lost to Western Province on the first day.
Results, Day 4
Blue Bulls vs Griquas, 14-7
Boland vs Valke 12-5
Eastern Province vs Leopards, 14-13
Free State vs KwaZulu Natal, 22-20
Golden Lions vs Pumas, 25-20
Griffons vs Border Country Districts, 20-19
Limpopo vs South Western Districts, 24-17
Namibia vs Zimbabwe, 24-24
Western Province vs Border, 29-14
Consolidated Results of the Four Days
Blue Bulls vs Griquas, 14-7
Boland vs Griffons, 43-12
Boland vs KwaZulu Natal, 14-6
Boland vs Valke 12-5
Border vs Blue Bulls, 52-10
Border vs Eastern Province, 24-13
Border vs Limpopo, 14-12
Eastern Province vs Golden Lions, 22-7
Eastern Province vs Leopards, 14-13
Eastern Province vs Limpopo, 17-12
Free State vs Blue Bulls, 5-0
Free State vs KwaZulu Natal, 22-20
Golden Lions vs KwaZulu Natal, 15-12
Golden Lions vs Pumas, 25-20
Golden Lions vs South Western Districts, 12-10
Griffons vs Border Country Districts, 20-19
Griffons vs Namibia, 12-5
Griquas vs Zimbabwe, 36-12
Leopards vs Border Country Districts, 37-5
Leopards vs Griquas, 32-14
Leopards vs KwaZulu Natal, 34-15
Limpopo vs South Western Districts, 24-17
Namibia vs Border Country Districts, 10-0
Namibia vs Zimbabwe, 24-24
Pumas vs Free State, 24-12
Pumas vs Griquas, 17-5
South Western Districts vs Blue Bulls, 19-17
South Western Districts vs Free State, 10-8
Valke vs Limpopo, 10-10
Valke vs Namibia, 13-0
Western Province vs Boland, 31-5
Western Province vs Border, 29-14
Western Province vs Pumas, 56-0
Western Province vs Valke, 10-8
Zimbabwe vs Border Country Districts, 31-27
Zimbabwe vs Griffons, 26-22
Match Details
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Western Province vs Border, 29-14
Western Province dominated Border in an impressive display fitting of a team that finished the Week a cut above the rest. Much was expected of Border, who felled some giants earlier in the tournament, but they walked into a determined and skilful Western Province side that never looked like losing.
Western Province scored in the opening minutes and again before 15 minutes was up and never looked back. Border did manage to get back within striking distance with a fine try by Austin Brandt, but a yellow card against Border nullified that as Western Province scored again before the break.
The second half was more even, but with the Western Province pack in command, Meiring Ebersohn managed a brace of tries to confirm their dominance. He also scored the opener for a rare hat-trick by a hooker.
Scorers:
For Western Province:
Tries: Benjamin van Schalkwyk, Daniel Venter, Meiring Ebersohn 3.
Cons: Fabrizio Linnert 2.
For Border:
Tries: Austin Brandt, Siposiso Javu.
Cons: Rayden Masters 2.
Griffons vs Border Country Districts, 20-19
The Border Country Districts sides’ winning percentage remains worryingly low at Youth Weeks, but this 2014 squad certainly entertained and only a lack of composure cost them in their match against Griffons.
The Border side was up at the break after two well-worked tries, but the Griffons retaliated well early in the second half. Two early tries gave them the edge, but Border kept on coming and scored with five minutes left. They attacked again, but lacked the composure and patience to clinch the match.
Scorers:
For Griffons:
Tries: Joos Theron, Junior Nyati, Marinus Minnaar.
Con: Cammi Roux.
Pen: Cammi Roux.
For Border Country Districts :
Tries: Lwando Gxumile, Mzwamazizi Ngalo 2.
Cons: Aviwe Mhlabeni 2.
Eastern Province vs Leopards, 14-13
The Leopards only have themselves to blame for conceding their unbeaten status at the week as they had more than enough chances to reach the post first in this tight encounter against Eastern Province.
The coastal side scored first and were looking strong after a second try just after the break and a handy lead. The Leopards came charging back in the latter half of the match and scored twice, but both conversions went wide and they came up short.
Scorers:
For Eastern Province:
Tries: Ayabulela Bulembo, Michael Paddock.
Cons: Paddock 2.
For Leopards:
Tries: Gideon van Wyk, Rossouw Karsten.
Pen: Estiaan Schonfeldt.
Blue Bulls vs Griquas, 14-7
The Blue Bulls finally came good in their last match of the week and managed to beat Griquas with a crucial try in the second half. Scores were tied up at halftime and scoring opportunities limited due to much improved defence on both sides.
It was the Pretoria side, who scored when it mattered. Griquas, who started so well on day one and in this match by scoring in the second minute, will feel disappointed after again losing out by a small margin.
Scorers:
For Blue Bulls:
Tries: Franco Groenewald, Gerhard van der Bijl.
Cons: Enrique Coutriers, Marcus de Kock.
For Griquas:
Try: Stoney Steenekamp.
Con: Adriaan Horn.
Boland vs Valke, 12-5
Two of the stronger teams at the week collided in this clash and it was Boland who came out tops. They not only outscored Valke in tries, but also finished the stronger of the two.
Valke took an early lead with a try, but Boland worked hard to cut the deficit. They were rewarded with a brace just before the break. The second half remained scoreless, as defences dominated.
Scorers:
For Boland:
Tries: Christiaan Burger, Conray Maart.
Con: Conray Maart.
For Valke:
Try: Franco Wagener.
Golden Lions vs Pumas, 25-20
The Golden Lions improved as the week progressed and delivered a strong performance in their final match, beating a fast-finishing Pumas team. The Golden Lions had a solid lead after the first half, but had to box clever to keep out the Pumas, who outscored them in the second stanza.
Scorers:
For Golden Lions:
Tries: Dehan Niemand, Fernando Galantd, Ian Small-Smith, Ruan van Staden.
Con: Garren Booysen. Pen: Jo Raldo Olivier.
For Pumas:
Tries: Tries: Chyle van Zyl, Tiaan Pretorius 2.
Con: Ricardo Schonfeldt.
Pen: Ricardo Schonfeldt.
Limpopo vs South Western Diustricts, 24-17
Two second half tries by Limpopo Blue Bulls pushed them past SWD and rewarded the Limpopo team for their positive play during the week.
SWD started well, with Michael Frost scoring a hat-trick in the first half to put his team well in charge at the break. Limpopo again displayed a never-say-die attitude and kept on attacking. They drew level with a try early in the second half and then clear with their fourth of the match ten minutes from time.
Scorers:
For Limpopo:
Tries: Brandon Cronjé 2, Masekela Manyama, Xolan Mazibuko.
Cons: Brandon Cronjé 2.
For SWD: n/a
Free State vs KZN, 22-20
The team from Bloemfontein finally delivered a polished performance, but was pushed all the way by a home side desperate for a win. Each team scored four tries in an entertaining match, with the sole successful conversion of the match by FS outside centre Tony Augus the determining factor.
This came just before the break, but Free State still needed a try on full time to break KZN hearts.
Scorers:
For Free State:
Tries: Adriaan Brits, Adriaan van Zyl, Duncan Watkins, Tony Augus.
Con: Tony Augus.
For KwaZulu Natal:
Tries: Jordan Bamber, Siyanda Mkhize, Sphlele Mbona, Thamsanqa Zakwe.
Zimbabwe vs Namibia, 24-24
This “international” clash proved to be very exciting and competitive and a draw a deserved results for both teams. Zimbabwe’s Nataizya Chininga was one of the most prolific try scorers at the week and again got a brace here, with his first in the opening minute to put his side up. It was tit for tat after that with each side scoring twice before the break.
A penalty after the break extended Namibia’s lead to five points, but it was immediately cancelled out by a third Zimbabwe try, of which the conversion was crucially missed. A converted try by Namibia seemed to secure the win, but Chininga also had the last say with a try that was converted to secure the draw.
Scorers:
For Zimbabwe:
Tries: Munashe Chaitezwi, Nataizya Chininga 2, Simba Chitaka.
Cons: Michael Booth, Rukudzo Munyeza.
For Namibia:
Tries: Christopher Deck, Mitchell Beukes, Thinus van Wyk.
Cons: Cornez Liebenberg 3.
Pen: Cornez Liebenberg.
Teams
Blue Bulls: 15 Cowan Diedericks (Theresa Park), 14 Eddie Wesso (Tuine).12 Liam Coetzee (Midstream), 11 Nathan Raath (Midstream), 10 Marcus de Kock (Anton van Wouw), 9 Michael van Aswegen (Tuine), 8 Raynard Roets (Tuine), 7 Lohan Potgieter (Voorpos), 13 Theuns Pretorius (Constantia Park), 6 Bontle Ndlovu (Uitsig),5 Gerhard van der Bijl (Hennopspark), 4 Onkabetse Segooa (Midstream), 3 Gerhard Viljoen (Tuine), 2 Jacques-Louis du Toit (Curro Hazeldean), 1 Franco Groenewald (Louis Leipoldt), 16 Enrique Coutriers (Menlopark), 17 Charles Luhanga (Meyerspark), 18 Adolph Visser (Pretoria East),19 Keamo Motsephe (Uitsig), 20 Yandisa Qata (Cornwall Hill), 21 Hakeem Rapea (Midstream), 22 Oratile Molathlegi (Uitsig)
Boland: 15 Jemain Slavers (Worcester), 14 Sivuyile Zake (Worcester), 13 Tyler Bocks (Swartland), 12 Roann Jansen (Hermanus), 11 Ulrich Brown (Worcester), 10 Nathan Engelbercht (Steenberg’s Cove), 9 Jurich Claasens (St Alban's), 8 Adrian Dirks (Worcester), 7 Henry Titus (Dirkie Uys), 6 Daniel Nel (Piketberg), 5 André Visagie (Hugo Rust), 4 Conradtersen (Mooi-Uitsig), 3 Adriaan Arendse (De Heide), 2 Allister Williams (Franschhoek), 1 Adriaan Engelbrecht (Lutzville), 16 Kheanoters (Liebenberg), 17 Benicio Kamfer (Bakerville), 18 Juan van Zy(l Worcester Oos), 19 Christiaan Burger (Porterville), 20 Ashwell Kampi (Eden), 21 Eon Solomons (Drakenstein), 22 Goyvanio Maart (Charleston Hill)
Border: Lawuka Bata (Dale), Austin Brandt (George Randell), Jarad Coetzee (Grens), Marcello Flemmer (George Randell), Geraldo Flusk (Hangklip), Jacques Goosen (Selborne), Luke Hanner (Hudson Park), Jordan Hendrikse (Dale), Siposiso Javu (Selborne), Tiaan Jonker (Grens), Matthew Karelse (George Randell), Mntungwa Mapantsula (Selborne), Nicholas Marlow (Stirling), Rayden Masters (Selborne), Buhle Matshaya (Dale), Olilitha Maya (Selborne), Chulumanco Mfakadolo (Dale), Gugu Mngqibisa (Selborne), Nnamdi Owah (Gonumbie), Dimitriters (Queen's), Dean Stokes (Selborne), Jarrod Taylor (Selborne)
Border Country Districts: Dale Dickson, Aphiwe Dubula, Sihle Gxagala, Lwando Gxumile, Jalon Hamann, Bongani Mababla, Viwe Mahlamvuna, Yanga Mdleleni, Okuhle Mdywabi, Kanyisa Mgengwana, Aviwe Mhlabeni, Siyavuya Mloteni, Mzwamazizi Ngalo, Avela Ngwabeni, Zongamele Ngxiya, Buhle Nomana, Thembisile Nqiwa, Lutho Qinisile, Babalo Sidloyi, Xola Sombo, Lisa Wam, Msin Zola
Eastern Province: Litha Adam (Frans Conradie), Enrico Bantom (Dalrose), Ayabulela Bulembo (Grey), Yolisa Dladla (Grey), Ruan du Toit (Woodridge), Matthew Easton (Grey), William Francis (Jeffrey’s Bay), Terence Goliath (Uitenhague), Siyamthanda Hallom (Woodridge), Jared Landman (Westering), Cameron le Vack (Mclahlan), Aqhamile Limba (Westering), Aviwe Makoki (Ankervas), Arno Theo Marx (Fort Beaufort), Tlhalefo Moleko (Rowallan Park), George Moore (Gamtoosvallei), Octavian Muller (Susannah Fourie), Michael Paddock (Grey), Lithe-Tha Pule (Woodridge), Zukisa Sali (Innes), Dominic Shone (Port Alfred), Miguel Zenha (Summerwood).
Free State: 15 Adriaan Brits (Grey), 14 Duncan Watkins (Bloemfontein), 13 Tony Augus (Bloemfontein), 12 Lesley Botha (Grey), 11 Reagan Maartens (Sand du Plessis), 10 Juandré Kellerman (Fichardtpark), 9 Delville Koorts (Bloemfontein), 8 Adriaan van Zyl (Grey), 7 Heinrich Kilian (Grey), 6 Monwabisi Khani (Onze Rust), 5 Danwich Beukes (Grey), 3 Chad Eybers (Brandwag), 4 Angelo Steynberg (Bloemfontein), 2 André Venter (Grey),1 Jan-Hendrik Wessels (Grey), 16 Melt Meyer (Grey), 17 Lesedi Sehlabo (St Andrew’s), 18 Nhlanhla Senoamadi (Sentraal), 19 Thabang Letseleha (Fauna), 20 Molifi Motseki (Onze Rust),21 Jardel Franca (Jim Fouché), 22 Obakeng Nketsi (Fauna)
Golden Lions: 15 Wian Steenkamp (Helderkruin), 14 Theo Molaolwa (Bekker), 13 Gudani Radzilani (Weltevredenpark), 12 Garren Booysen (Elsburg), 11 Shane Lotriet (Delville), 10 Ian Small Smith (captain) (Fairland), 9 Aiden Robberts (Helderkruin), 8 Izan Esterhuizen (Gerrit Marit), 7 Franku Muller (Fairland), 6 Shaydon Fredericks (Orion), 5 Clayton Pather (Curro), 4 Xolani Themba (Westgold), 3 Kaid O'Neill (KEPS), 2 Dayton de Jongh (Helderkruin), 1 Kaelin Wills (Maragon), 16 Ruan van Staden (President Steyn), 17 Dehan Niemand (Roodekrans), 18 Jared Erasmus (Generaal Alberts), 19 Richard Jooste (Weltevredenpark), 20 Jo Raldo Olivier (Florida), 21 Manx Pickett (Monument), 22 Fernando Galantd (Florida)
Copaches: Francois Putter, Juan Labuschagne
Griffons: Pandosi Mabote (Koppie Alleen), Tumi Motsoane (Riebeeckstad),trus Naudé (Nelsdrif), Hanrique Grobler (Frankfort), Rian Olivier (Naudeville), Jaco Weideman (Naudeville), Teboho Manke (Caledon Park), George Cronjé ( Nelsdrif), Niël Janse van Rensburg (Jordania), Cammi Roux (Jordania), Junior Nyati (Aurora), JC Allen (Naudeville), Teboho Matsoso (Brandwag), Marinus Minnaar (Jordania), Joos Theron (Kroonheuwel), Thabiso Mofokeng (Petrus Steyn), Boela Manyala (Ladybrand), Maxwell Mashiya (Eben Dönges), Ruan Strydom (Jordania), Katleho Maloka (Sandveld), Junior Mochudi (Koppie Alleen), Dylan Smit (Naudeville)
Griquas: Stephanus Boshoff (Ornaje Noord), Hein Burger (Newton), Marcelle Cedras (Oranje Diamant), Kevin Hirst (Kathu), DM Hohls (Seodin), Adriaan Horn (De Aar), Charl Kock (Oranje Diamant), Taariq Kruger (Newton), Deon Le Roux (Kathu), Christiaan Le Roux (Newton), Alnino Lorten (Lorten), Sello Maketlo (Newton), Hannes Marais (Prieska), Revano Muller (De Aar), Nicolaas Pietersen (Newton), Ryno Rinkwest (Kathu), Thenga Ronewa (Staatspresident Swart), David Seete (Staatspresident Swart), Pierich Siebert, Stoney Steenkamp (Kathu), Bernardes van Staden (Newton), Romeo van Wyk (Newton).
KwaZulu Natal: Mark Armstrong (Durban Prep), Jordan Bamber (Durban Prep), Jon-Brett Bridger (Glenwood), Jochemus Foord (Lucas Meyer), Wandile Hlophe (Richardia), Siphesihle Kekana (Monument), Nqubeko Khumalo (Pelham), Teague Loelly, Sphlele Mbona (Glenwood), Carlo Miller (Umhlali), Siyanda Mkhize (Merchiston), Mark Nel (Pelham), Vernon Nel (Umhlali), Buhlebenkosi Nene (New Republic), Nkosinathi Nsuntsha, Mongeza Nzama (Glenwood), Kaide Pardey (Westville), Esethu Qwalela, Christo Scheepers (Pelham), Zander van der Merwe (Umhlali), Kade Wolhuter (Durban Prep), Thamsanqa Zakwe (Merchiston).
Leopards: 15 Gideon van Wyk (Lichtenburg), 14 Rivaldo Klaaste (Vastrap), 13 Hendrik Hattingh (Mooirivier), 12 A, J Johnson (Vastreap), 11 Koketso Seane (Zeerust), 10 Estiaan Schönfeld (Vastrap), 9 Henco van Wyk ( Rustenburg), 8 Justin Magee (Protea Park), 7 Jacobus Kotze (Goudkop), 6 Rossouw Karsten (Saamtrek), 5 Tshepo Matlhoko (Werstern Reefs), 4 Julian Coetzee (Rustenburg), 3 Marnus Calitz (Rustenburg), 2 Dewald Theron (Saamtrek), 1 Hanno Senekal (Saamtrek), 16 Louis Vivier (Rustenburg), 17 Ntlantla Myeko (Mafikeng), 18 Reobone Modieginyana (Klerksdorp), 19 Kamogelo Moeketsi (Sonop), 20 Thabiso Ndlovo (Klerksdorp), 21 Iwiwi Dwibile (Klerksdorp)
Limpopo: Nsuku Baloyi (Louis Trichardt), Franko Coetzee (Pietersburg-Noord), Brandon Cronjé (Pietersburg-Oos), Zander de Ridder (Pietersburg-Noord), Taylor du Plessis (Pietersburg), Tendai Kgopa (Pietersburg-Noord), Erik Knoetze (Pietersburg-Oos), Carel Lourens, Masekela Manyama (Duiwelskloof), Kutlwano Manyama (Sonop), Kutlwano Maphanga (Pietersburg-Noord), Xolan Mazibuko (Pietersburg-Noord), Tiaan Meintjies (Phalaborwa), Dimpho Mphahlele (Pietersburg-Noord), Tshmiswa Phindulo (Thabazimbi), Hlogi Rakoto (Pietersburg-Noord), Gavin Rautenbach (Phalaborwa), Lucian Simpson (Phalaborwa), Christian Smith (Nylstroom), Roy Stewart (Louis Trichardt), Siphiwe Tjale (Krugerpark), Jürgen van Houwald (Pietersburg).
Mpumalanga Pumas: 15 Johan Nel (Lydenburg), 14 Lebogang Sedi (Krielpark), 13 Frans Stander (Tricardt), 12 Ricardo Schönfeldt (Middelburg), 11 Chuluter (Middelburg), 10 Tiaan Pretorius (Lydenburg), 9 Ayrial Barry (Goedehoop), 8 Chyle Bester (Nelspruit), 7 Jessie Bester (Bergland), 6 Micheal Meuleman (Malelane), 5 Sibusiso Shongwe (Ermelo), 4 Lifa Jambane (Nelspruit), 3 Zhander Habeck (Onverwacht), 2 Christo Stander (Klipfontein), 1 Andrè Pretorius (CR Swart), 16 Mdumiseni Ngwenya (Pionier), 17 Siyabonga Mabona (Oranjegloed), 18 Shane Thekwane (Malelane), 19 Thato Mokoena (Rietkuil), 20 Devon Nel (Nelspruit), 21 Wiehan van der Merwe( Standerton), 22 Mpumulelo Nhlapo (Ermelo)
Namibia: Robin Antonio, Ettiene Beukes, Lyle Beukes, Mitchell Beukes, Liam Compion, Christopher Deck, Wilbert Derks, Ettiene du Toit, David Farmer, Romano Green, Louis Karsten, Jaco Labuschagne, Cornez Liebenberg, WJ Otto, Samuel Poulton, Lean Rossouw, Tano Sivertsen, Michael Thuynsma, Brandon van Rensburg, Herschell van Wyk, Thinus van Wyk, Kenan Walters
South Western Districts: 15 Christo Lamprecht (Outeniqua), 14 Auburn Bezuidenhout (Wesbank), 13 Marno April (Outeniqua), 12 Tinsley Stuurman (Van Reede), 11 Stefan van Wyk (Outeniqua), 10 Hendrick Victor (Park), 9 Xander Botha (Outeniqua), 8 Micheal Frost (Park), 7 Macniel Matthews (Vorentoe), 6 Al-John Rabie (Bergsig), 5 Ashwin Botha (Volschenk), 4 Bennett Nortje (George Suid), 3 Thando Waxa (Knysna), 2 Liam Botha (Park), 1Stephan Posthumus (Hartenbos), 16 Devan (Frans Diaz), 17 Francious Cummins( St ’Mary’s), 18 Kolbé Uys (Wesbank), 19 Anton Potgieter (Outeniqua), 20 Tashwyne Titus (Saturnus), 21 Curtley Smith (Vorentoe), 22 Matthew Thorne (Pacaltsdorp)
Coaches: Damon Gysman , Ralph Michea
Valke: 15 Johan Maritz (Jan van Riebeeck), 14 Kgosi Modiga (Selcourt), 13 Ulrich Wiese (Vryheids-monument), 12 Franco Wagener (Emfulenipark), 11 Elliot Asieng (Witfield), 10 Tiaan Botes (DF Malherbe), 9 Jason Gregory (Northmead), 8 Franco Enslin (Concordia), 7 Joseph Lye (Vaalpark), 6 Henri Hartzer (Kollegepark), 5 Brink Marx (Vaalpark), 4 Nicholaas Jordaan (Die Arend), 3 Divan Meyer (Kollegepark), 2 Maxwell Motaung (Leeuwspruit), 1 Ruan Olivier (Kruinsig), 16 Bernard du Plessis (Vaalpark), 17 Jacob Nkwamba (Rynfield), 18 Thapelo Moshodi (Lumiere), 19 Exellence Enwerm (Oospark), 20 Frans Makgoane (Heidelberg Volkskool), 21 Katlego Mbewe (Kreft), 22 Kabelo Mokheti (Vaalpark)
Western Province: 15 Kerwin Stewart (Lochnerhof), 14 Johan Slabbert (Durbanville), 13 Keano Lindoor (Eikestad), 12 Ruben Labuschagne (Lochnerhof), 11 Junaid Abrahams (Van Riebeeckstrand), 10 Fabrizio Linnert (Northway), 9 Wian van der Sandt (Paarl Seunskool), 8 Niel Venter (Welgemoed), 7 Benjamin van Schalkwyk (Somerset House), 6 Jade Hendricks (Vredelust), 5 André Bester (captain) (Durbanville), 4 Hannes van Rooyen (Gene Louw), 3 Jaco Claassen (Simon van der Stel), 2 Meiring Ebersohn (De Hoop), 1 Jovan Bekker (Gene Louw), 16 Mavniel Jacobs (Curro Durbanville), 17 Robert Rodgers (Rhenish), 18 Taliep Esau (Primrose RFC), 19 Jesse Linders (Somerset-Wes), 20 Liam Kloosman (Hendrik Louw), 21 Daneel Henn (Curro Durbanville), 22 Dalvon Blood (Beaumont),
Coacesh: Jan Brand, Winston Parring
Zimbabwe: Cole Onorati (St John's), Lance Annandale (St John's), Bradley Gambiza (St George's), Anthony Hadebe (CBC), Jordan Cowley (St John's), Simbarashe Muzivi (Gateway), Patrick Plunket (St John's), Nataizya Chininga (Prince Edward), Rukudzo Munyeza (St George's), Tawanda Muyeye (Peterhouse), Tinomukudza Chipfumbu (Prince Edward), Tadiwanashe Kadziyanike (St John's), Munashe Chaitezwi (Peterhouse), Tanaka Mukanya (Falcon), Michael Booth (St John's), Tanaka Tachiwona (MCS), Declan Ralphs (St John's), Simbarashe Chitaka (Falcon), Rory Plunket (St John's), Michael Frost (St John's), Kudakwashe Makoni (Prince Edward), Conor Campbell-Sparrow (Falcon)
Referees: Dean Benadie, Thys Smith, Johre Botha, Joey Klaaste-Salmans, Johan le Roux, Vusimuzi Msibi,ter du Toit, Zarius Janse van Rensburg , Ruan Benadie
