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Wildeklawer results, Day Two

It was a beautiful, sunny morning at Hoërskool Diamantveld in Kimberley for the second day of the Wildeklawer Super Schools tournament, and the rugby in the first, thrilling match matched the weather. It was a splendid match.

Maritzburg College v Diamantveld

It was also a match that could go either way as the lead changed several times. It was not quite the muscular Kriel twins against mercurial Granville Adams, though those were the three stars of the match. Adams scored first and Jesse Kriel last and Maritzburg College won 32-27.

Granville Adams sped down the left for his try in the left corner in the very first minute of the match. Right wing Dries du Plooy got the second, converted by Deon van Zyl to give the home side, who were enjoying a gentle breeze and a low sun, a 12-3 lead. At this stage it was all Diamantveld with their rhythmic backs.

But then fullback Jesse Kriel ran round Dries du Plooy and played inside to brother Danie who scored. Jesse converted and the score was 12-10. Danie Kriel then broke strongly and gave Jesse a chance to score. This gave College a 15-12 lead and a huge boost to their confident.

On the stroke of half-time Deon van Zyl kicked a penalty and the score was a fair 15-all at the break.

Deon van Zyl darted and powered through five College forwards to score and the home side led 22-15. Back came College and replacement left wing Banele Ngwenya had an overlap on the right, running round for a try at the posts. Then scores were level against at 22-all/

The scores stayed level till Granville Adams went scooting away, Gio Aplon style, down the left to score his second try. 27-22 to Diamantveld.

But College got close and powerful Jesse Kriel bumped off two defenders to score at the posts. He converted and kicked a penalty to ensure victory for his side.

It was a splendid match.

The scorers:

For Maritzburg College:
Tries:
Jesse Kriel 2, Daniël Kriel, Banele Ngwenya
Cons: J Kriel 3
Pens: J Kriel 2

For Diamantveld:
Tries:
Granville Adams 2, Dries du Plooy, Deon van Zyl
Cons: van Zyl 2
Pen: van Zyl

The teams:

Diamantveld: 15 Granville Adams, 14 Christiaan Roelfse, 13 Jacques Nel, 12 Hendri Olivier, 11 Renaldo Abrahams, 10 Deon van Zyl, 9 Curtley Kiewiet, 8 Henco Boshoff, 7 Adriaan Smit, 6 Hugo Strydom, 5 Anton O’Reilly, 4 LP Potgieter (captain), 3 Pieter Scholtz, 2 Jean McLean, 1 Boetie Maketlo, 16 Daniël van Zyl, 17 Stephan Malan, 18 Nardus Bosman, 19 Jacques van Zyl, 20 Jaco Cloete, 21 Reagan van der Vindt, 22 Dries du Plooy.

Maritzburg College: 15 Jesse Kriel, 14 Marcel Coetzee, 13 Daniel Kriel, 12 Richard Bamber, 11 Banele Ngwenya, 10 Lukas Booysen, 9 Kelvin Elder, 8 Reagan Smith, 7 Cameron Christie, 6 Nicholas Muller, 5 Robert Kamhoot, 4 Everett Pieterse, 3 Mvelo Khumalo, 2 Vuyo Khatide, Wandile Ndlovu, 16 Njabula Gumede, 17 Seko Buthelezi, 18 Bradley Malherbe, 19 Jacques Conradie, 20 Josh Rencken, 21 Thato Molelekoa, 22 Murray Janse van Rensburg.

Referee: Eduan Nel

Outeniqua v Glenwood

Two five-metre line-outs early in the match set Outeniqua up for victory. Glenwood on the other hand did not recover from the setbacks.

The first five-metre line-out was a Glenwood ball but the throw was too long and nippy scrumhalf Leighton Eksteen snatched the ball, scored the try and converted it.

The second was an Outeniqua throw after a penalty. They set up a maul but burly Stefan Grundlingh burst away with the ball and powered over. Eksteen converted and then kicked a penalty. Outeniqua’s next score was a great individual effort. Glenwood were tackled just outside the Outeniqua 22. Warrick Gelant, the strong, fast Outeniqua centre leant over the tackle and picked up the ball as players gathered suddenly he burst clear and raced over 70 metres for the try. That gave Outeniqua a commanding lead, one that was probably unfair to Glenwood. But they used two penalties to attack the Outeniqua line and big lock powered over to make the half-time scope 22-7.

The second half was disjointed but after a penalty goal Outeniqua again scored a try. Glenwood dropped the ball amongst the backs and Warrick Gelant toed it ahead, grabbed the high-bouncing ball and scored under the posts.

From a scrum Glenwood scored a splendid try when outside centre Nkululeko Marwana cut back and sprinted some 30 metres to score.

The scorers:

For Outeniqua:
Tries:
Leighton Eksteen, Warrick Gelant 2
Cons: Eksteen 2, Remu Malan
Pens: Eksteen 2

For Glenwood:
Tries:
Michael van Aardt, Nkululeko Marwana
Con: Siyabonga Tom

The teams:

Glenwood: 15 Siyabonga Tom, 14 Dylan Coulson, 13 Nkululeko Marwana, 12 Nkululeko Mcuma, 11 Corné Vermaak, 10 Unathi Makasi, 9 Mtokosize Mkhabela, 8 Carel Swart, 7 Marlu Gouws, 6 Rupert Kay, 5 Michael van Aardt, 4 Wandile Mazibuko, 3 Marné Coetzee, 2 Sanele Pina, 1 Matthew Worral-Clare, 16 Kyle Westman, 17 Wayne Vermeulen, 18 Sebastiano Bracco, 19 Sihle Ngxabi, 20 Heino Beneke, 21 Warren Potgieter, 22 Sphamandla Ngcobo.

Outeniqua: 15 Leighton Eksteen, 14 Michael Cloete, 13 Warrick Gelant, 12 Marius Venter, 11 Duhan van der Merwe, 10 Dewald Human, 9 Remu Malan, 8 Tinus Vermeulen, 7 Lian van Schalkwyk, 6 Dean van Vuuren, 5 Jurgens Schoeman, 4 Emile Cloete, 3 Stefan Grundlingh, 2 Roché Steenkamp, 1 Martin Oosthuizen, 16 Marne Botha, 17 Henco du Preez, 18 Hendri Storm, 19 Geor Malan, 20 Douw Schoeman, 21 Hennie Barnard, 22 Rynardt van der Nest.

Referee: Loyiso Booysen

Grey College v EG Jansen

EG Jansen started off like a house on fire and were all over Grey. They had scored two tries before Grey got one but then a plethora of penalties seemed to quench their fire and sapped their confidence. In the end Grey won 41-22.

Their first try came from a long maul which they marched downfield till they gave the backs a chance and Johan Labuschagne cut back off a lost pass and scored. Ruan Potgieter converted.

After a few misses Pieter Jordaan goaled a penalty but back came the red-shirted Jansies and from a five -metre line-out they went wide and Leon Potgieter scored.

After this early promise the game ebbed away from the brave Boksburg side. Pieter Faber scored under the posts and then Pieter Jordaan kicked a conversion and a penalty goal to give the Bloemfontein side a 13-12 lead at half-time.

Grey’s handling, wonky in the first half, improved and fullback EW Viljoen scored a hat-trick of tries while the only other EG Jansen try was scored by JP van der Nest.

The scorers:

For Grey:
Tries:
EW Viljoen 3, Pieter Jordaan, Pieter Faber
Cons: Pieter Jordaan 5
Pens: Jordaan 2

For EG Jansen:
Tries:
Leon Potgieter, Johan Labuschagne, JP van der Nest
Cons: Ruan Potgieter, Kobus Engelbrecht
Pen: R Potgieter

The teams:

Dr EG Jansen: 15 Christiaan Meyer, 14 Adriaan van Vuuren, 13 JP van der Nest, 12 Kyle van Dalen, 11 Anton Viljoen, 10 Estian Enslin, 9 JP du Preez, 8 Niel Smit, 7 Jason Meadon, 6 Marius Greyvenstein, 5 Pieter Jansen, 4 André Myburgh, 3 Mandré Bouwer, 2 Werner Janse van Rensburg, 1 Jaco Truter, 16 Johan Labuschagne, 17 Ruan Potgieter, 18 Leon Potgieter, 19 Xander Cronjé, 20 Jacques Stander, 21 Dijan Viljoen, 22 Kobus Engelbrecht.

Grey College: 15 EW Viljoen, 14 Pieter Faber, 13 Stephan Janse van Rensburg, 12 Pieter Jordaan, 11 Lezar Marnevick, 10 Barend Bornman, 9 Heinrich Sander, 8 Reinhardt Arndt, 7 Henco Greyling (captain), 6 Gareth de Bruyn, 5 Awie Thompson, 4 Dylan Harlen, 3 Ruan Kramer, 2 Mark Odendaal, 1 Andrew du Plessis, 16 Corniel Els, 17 De Ville Piek, 18 Rico Wasserman, 19 Marius Louw, 20 Arrie Vosloo, 21 Stephen Rautenbach, 22 Carl Durow.

Referee: François Pretorius

Paarl Boys’ High v Monument

There was a time when Paarl Boys’ High, leading 25-6 at half-time and then 32-13 well into the second half looked to be cruising to victory but Monnas came back strongly so that the score was 32-28 at the end.

The first Boys’ High try came from a Monnas’ knock-on. Ryno van der Merwe picked it up and passed immediately. What happened from then on was the smoothest interpassing imaginable till Niel Maritz cut through for a try at the posts. With a dummy and a dive Pieter Schoonraad scored the second try and then fullback Hanno Kotze came into the line from a line-out and simply ran 50 metres and scored.

But Monnas came back in the second half. Steven du Plessis put pressure on Pieter Schoonraad at a defensive scrum and Dwayne Pienaar was on hand to score next to the posts.

Boishaai attacked with a long maul on their right and then went wide to give Darian Hock an easy run-in for the try. 32-13.

Monnas attacked and burly Stephan Vermeulen smashed through the defence for a try and then just before the final whistle Regie Viljoen cut through to end the scoring.

The scorers:

For Paarl Boys’ High:
Tries:
Hanno Kotze, Niel Maritz, Darian Hock, Pieter Schoonraad
Cons: Kotze 3
Pens: Kotze 2

For Monument:
Tries:
Regie Viljoen, Stephan Vermeulen, Dwayne Pienaar
Cons: Steven du Plessis 2
Pens: Du Plessis 3

The teams:

Paarl Boys’ High: 15 Darian Hock, 14 Tiaan Mouton, 13 Niel Maritz, 12 Andreas Nel, 11 Danté van der Merwe, 10 Jean-Luc du Plessis, 9 Pieter Schoonraad, 8 Johan Botha, 7 Ryno van der Merwe, 6 Jeandré Brink, 5 Philip Odendaal, 4 Sebastian Ferreira, 3 Francois van der Merwe, 2 Craig Corbett (captain), 1 Wesley Adonis, 16 Daniel du Plessis, 17 Brandon Beukman, 18 Rohan Nimb, 19 Burger van Niekerk, 20 Hanno Kotze, 21 Fernando Kermis, 22 Arthur Festus.

Monument: 15 Abrie Reynolds, 14 Brandon Jacobs, 13 Regie Viljoen, 12 Barend Herbst, 11 Sheldon Bester, 10 Roan de Klerk, 9 Johan Esterhuizen, 8 Wiehan Jacobs, 7 Stephan Vermeulen, 6 Dwayne Pienaar, 5 André Venter, 4 Kobus Steyn, 3 François van Heerden, 2 Wehmeyer Joubert, 1 Frans van Wyk, 16 Jaco Redelinghuys, 17 Gunther Janse van Rensburg, 18 Barney Barnard, 19 Peet Bezuidenhout, 20 Steven du Plessis, 21 Christoff Venter, 22 Ruan Conradie, 23 Janjri Dorfling, 24 Morné Hattingh.

Referee: Stephan Geldenhuys

Affies v Paul Roos

After slipping up in the second half against Maritzburg College after being well ahead and nearly losing the match, Paul Roos were aware that they had to play to the end, especially as Affies led 15-14 at the break and it was probably their lighter pack that deserves most of the credit in their side’s 32-22 over the powerful Affies side.

Affies scored the first try after Jason. First Jurie Linde broke and headed on a long run for the corner but he was held up over the line by Jason Worral and Marcus Geldenhuys. This produced a five-metre scrum for Affies. They bashed and Calvin Allison forced his way over.

There were two splendid tries in the match, once scored by Jason Worral of an inside pass and one when Affies one a turnover and hooker François Steyn raced away down the midfield with the ball in one hand before lobbing a long pass to left wing Andries van der Merwe who went over in the corner.

The sides each scored three tries but Jason Worral’s kicking was the difference.

The scorers:

For Affies:
Tries:
Calvin Allison, Andries van der Merwe, Pierre Schoeman
Cons: Allison 2
Pen: Allison

For Paul Roos:
Tries:
Jason Worral, Ruan Rossouw, Pieta Smith
Con: Worral
Pens: Worral 5

The teams:

Affies: 15 Phillip Orfer, 14 Markus Kleinbooi, 13 Jurie Linde, 12 Nico Lee, 11 Andries van der Merwe, 10 Ryno Eksteen, 9 Ivan van Zyl, 8 Stephan Meiring, 7 Heinrich Viljoen, 6 Calvin Allison, 5 Janse van Rensburg, 4 Jean Droste, 3 Pierre Schoeman (captain), 2 Francois Steyn, 1 WP Eloff, 16 Devon Hofmeyr, 17 Xander Swart, 18 Cornel de Waal, 19 Albert van Heerden, 20 Derick Bezuidenhout, 21 Louis Venter, 22 Marchant van den Heever, 23 Thys van Wyk.

Paul Roos: 15 Jason Worral, 14 Michal Hazner, 13 Marcus Geldenhuys, 12 Daniël du Plessis, 11 Dalen Goliath, 10 Callie Nel, 9 SP Ferreira, 8 Ruan Rossouw, 7 Pieta Smith, 6 Ramone Samuels, 5 Leonard Duvenhage (captain), 4 Lohan Louw, 3 Petrus Senekal, 2 Gerrie le Roux, 1 Chad Solomon, 16 JP Botha, 17 Corné Stemmet, 18 Albie Louw, 19 Christo van der Merwe, 20 Constant Claassen, 21 Alvino Mondjies, 22 Tristan Cramer, 23 Joel Heugh, 24 Luhann de Kock.

Referee: Rickus van der Hoven

Paarl Gim v Waterkloof

It was an even first half with Paarl Gim just ahead 14-11, both sides scoring and nearly scoring, but then, breeze at back and Handré Pollard in charge, Gim eased away to a big 38-11 victory.

It was Pollard who juggled, straightened and broke clean through, drawing the fullback and giving Altus Momsen a simple run to the line.

Lourens Boddington dropped the only goal of the drop tournament and Kobus Marais kicked a penalty but then Handré Pollard got Wion Robbertse running and little Lotter {Pretorius sold a bit of a dummy and powered over between two forwards. That made it 14-6.

Waterkloof came back into contention when Lourens Boddington grubbered into Gimmies’ ingoal and Rohan Janse van Rensburg grounded the ball just inside the touch-in-goal line. Waterkloof came back and Sean Phillips was tackled out right at the corner.

Gimmies attacked and Jacques Vermeulen was nearly over and in fact may have scored. Instead they had a five-metre scrum on the far left. Lotter Pretorius went wide right and then popped a perfect pass to Loek van der Merwe who had come in from the left wing and scored. 21-11.

Handré Pollard kicked a penalty goal and then put his side on the attack. Klofies threw into a defensive line-out and found Rikus Bothma instead. the strong eighthman powered to the line and then Gimmies went left where Handré Pollard skipped over under the crossbar.

Lotter Pretorius had a long break to put his side on the attack. They tapped a penalty and bashed at the line. Pretorius, who would not look out of place in an Under-14 side. got the ball and slipped eel-like through three hefty forwards to score.

The scorers:

For Paarl Gim:
Tries:
Lotter Pretorius 2, Altus Momsen, Loek van der Merwe, Handré Pollard
Cons: Pollard 5
Pen: Pollard

For Waterkloof:
Try:
Rohan Janse van Rensburg
Pen: Kobus Marais
DG: Lourens Boddington

The teams:

Paarl Gim: 15 Dawie Dyason, 14 Wion Robbertse, 13 Wesley Cupido, 12 Altus Momsen, 11 Loek van der Merwe, 10 Handré Pollard (captain), 9 Lotter Pretorius, 8 Rikus Bothma, 7 Corné Cooper, 6 Jacques Vermeulen, 5 JD Schickerling, 4 Hennie Botha, 3 Ollie Regue, 2 Evan McDonald, 1 Stefan Morkel, 16 Reghardt Louw, 17 Ronald le Roux, 18 Francois van Rensburg, 19 Wian Adriaanse, 20 Brendan Nel, 21 Wyatt Murphy, 22 Arno Swart, 23 DJ van Niekerk.

Waterkloof: 15 Sean Phillips, 14 Brendan Squires, 13 Rohan Janse van Rensburg, 12 Lourens Boddington, 11 Raynardt Honiball, 10 Kobus Marais, 9 Justin Phillips, 8 Nardus Erasmus, 7 Marnus Steyn, 6 Shaun Pike, 5 Henco Saayman, 4 Ian Barnard, 3 Nico Steenkamp, 2 Jovuan Erasmus, 1 Xander van Wyk, 16 Reinach Venter, 17 Roelof Diedericks, 18 Dimitri Ttappous, 19 David Joyce, 20 Stephan Smith, 21 John-Henry Collen, 22 Armin Duvenhage, 23 Werner Rossouw, 24 Francois de Kock, 25 Sean Joyce, 26 Jermaine Kleinsmith.

Referee: Jaco Kotze

* In other matches, Oakdale beat Louis Botha 25-23, Boland Landbou beat Ben Vorster 20-18 and Framesby beat HTS Middelburg 34-10.

Oakdale v Louis Botha

The scorers:

For Oakdale:
Tries:
Myburgh Briers 2, Jeandré Rudolph, Benji Janse van Vuuren
Con: Arno Moolman
Pen: Anru du Toit

For Louis Botha:
Tries:
Vincent Maruping 2
Cons: Gomolemo Minnie 2
Pens: Minnie 3

The teams:

Louis Botha: 15 Gomolemo Minnie, 14 Ivan Afrika, 13 Abraham Khoatela, 12 Patile Mayo, 11 Chelton Fortuin, 10 Luke Cyster, 9 Olwethu Ndakisa, 8 Byran Matthews, 7 Sibongela Gaba, 6 Refiloe Rampeta, 5 Vincent Maruping, 4 Qwalasela Tshaka, 3 Othello Sebotsa, 2 Lwando Maxeke, 1 Ox Nche, 16 Thando Magalakangqa, 17 Kwena Moremi, 18 Wasim Gallant, 19 Nelson Mashee, 20 Siyabonga Mbanga, 21 Patrick Mbangi, 22 Sydwell Mayika.

Oakdale: 15 Myburgh Briers, 14 JP Coetzee, 13 Lex Botha, 12 Paul Streicher, 11 Dylan Beukes, 10 Anru du Toit, 9 Jandré Botha, 8 Jeandré Rudolph, 7 Francois du Toit, 6 Benjamin Janse van Vuuren, 5 Jurgen van Staden, 4 Donovan van den Berg, 3 Kabous van Schalkwyk, 2 Simon Snyman, 1 David Marais, 16 Juandré Dique, 17 Harry Bingle, 18 Pieter Rall, 19 Riaan Gous, 20 Nico Truter, 21 Arno Moolman, 22 Greyling Brand.

Boland Landbou v Ben Vorster

The scorers:

For Boland Landbou:
Try:
Evert Grobbelaar
Pens: Heinrich Buhr 4, Tian Nel

For Ben Vorster:
Tries:
Don Mlondolozi, Grant Pinto
Cons: Marcel Steyn 2
Pen: Steyn

The teams:

Ben Vorster: 15 Marcel Steyn, 14 Grant Pinto, 13 Adriaan Maebane, 12 Jinx Malapo, 11 Don Mlondolozi, 10 Edri Vorster, 9 De Wet Botha (captain), 8 Christopher Durow, 7 Awie Engelbrecht, 6 Awie Engelbrecht, 5 Erik van Niekerk, 4 Anton du Toit, 3 Jacques Louw, 2 Willie van Vuuren, 1 Trevor Nkwamba, 16 Mauritz Joubert, 17 Mitch Mametja, 18 Floyd Ntimane, 19 Schoeman Mynhardt, 20 Theo Maree, 21 Andries Bruwer, 22 Viljoen Dreyer.

Boland Landbou: 15 Heinrich Buhr, 14 Josh Reynolds, 13 Keagan Gordon, 12 Faffa Botha, 11 JC van Reenen, 10 Tiaan Nel, 9 Sheldon Castle, 8 Hanno Stoffberg, 7 Willie Conradie, 6 Johan de Villiers (captain), 5 Justin Basson, 4 Nicolas Loubser, 3 Matthys Basson, 2 Arno van Wyk, 1 Evert Grobbelaar, 16 Fanie Moster, 17 Riaan Sutherland, 18 Conrad Burger, 19 Renier Wepener, 20 Alec Vincent, 21 Vohan Jamneck, 22 Polla Theunissen.

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