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@KearsneyNews (#KERF #SBSchoolsFest) Kearsney Collegewww.kearsney.com

Kearsney College is delighted to welcome top rugby-playing schools from around the country to the 11th annual Standard Bank Easter Rugby Festival.

From the first festival in 2008, the Easter Weekend of rugby at Kearsney has grown in stature to become the popular event that it is today. With the teams come support staff, relatives, friends and supporters of schoolboy rugby. What an awesome opportunity to enjoy the Easter weekend in the company of rugby players and supporters, in an environment and climate that compliments the experience.

The Standard Bank Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival has been made possible by the magnificent support provided by all our sponsors. Africa’s biggest bank has continued as the festival’s title sponsor this year. Standard Bank has also been Kearsney’s chosen bank for well over two decades and we are delighted to continue the relationship. The Sharks, The Sharks Academy and the KZNRU have supported this festival from inception and we are proud to be associated with this winning brand. Halfway Ford and Hendok Group occupy the position of First Tier sponsors and we are happy to be associated with these brands. Please support all our sponsors as they not only offer high quality products and services, but they are also prepared to invest in supporting sport at school level.

Key to the success of a festival of this nature is the attention given to the participating teams. We have endeavoured to provide comfortable, spacious on-site accommodation to all the teams and management. Their dietary needs are met by the Compass Group team representing a global catering company in clean, modern dining and kitchen facilities. Medical care, including post-match rehabilitation, is on hand to cater for any eventuality.

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Home comforts are provided to all players and management in the form of sponsors’ products and keep-sakes. As a reward to the coaching staff for their commitment to schoolboy rugby we ensure that the odd celebratory libations are provided at post-match functions.

For the second year, Kearsney teacher Mouton Badenhorst is the chairman of the Easter Rugby Festival committee which includes many Kearsney staff, KZN Rugby Union officials, Kearsney Parents’ Society representatives and others who have worked tirelessly to produce a festival of which we can all be proud.

For festival news, fixtures, results and match reports, please visit our website: www.kearsney.comFantastic action shots are uploaded daily to our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/KearsneyCollegeScores, images and news are posted throughout the day on Twitter: @KearsneyNews #KERF #SBSchoolsFest

We thank the schoolboy rugby supporters of KwaZulu-Natal and the rest of South Africa for their support of the Festival. Enjoy the Festival and all the entertainment around it.

Carpe Diem

ELWYN VAN DEN AARDWEGHEADMASTER | KEARSNEY COLLEGE

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KERF director Mouton Badenhorst (right), with Michael Delport and Dylan Acutt, and part of last year’s Boots & Balls collection

For us, as the organising team of the 2018 Standard Bank Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival, it is important to focus not only on ensuring a family-friendly event with quality rugby played in the correct spirit of the game, but also to focus on the wider rugby-playing community.

Part of this community focus is ensuring the success of our Boots & Balls initiative, which was started in 2015. New and good condition second-hand rugby kit and clothing, collected from participating players and the public during the course of the festival weekend, will be handed over to the KZN Rugby Union’s Development Programme after the festival. Once it has been sorted and refurbished, it is then distributed to development teams throughout the province.

To those who have come to enjoy the festival. We will continue to ensure we attract top rugby-playing schools to our event each year, as well as to create an atmosphere for families to relax and enjoy typically fast-paced schoolboy rugby.

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To the players. There will be winners, and there will be losers. Remember, how we win the game shows something about our character; how we lose shows all of it.

Give it your best, boys. Play hard and fair and take home many happy memories and new friendships.

MOUTON BADENHORSTDIRECTOR | KEARSNEY EASTER RUGBY FESTIVAL

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This world-class school sporting event is one of the country’s most highly-anticipated events on the schoolboy rugby calendar.

In South Africa the one thing that unites us as a nation regardless of our different backgrounds is sport. When we are all united by sport, it doesn’t matter who we are and where we come from, we are just all excited to be there.

Once again, Standard Bank is honoured to partner with Kearsney College as a major sponsor of the school’s 11th Rugby Festival, one of the most popular events on South Africa’s sporting calendar.

Since its inception just over a decade ago, the festival has grown into an event not to be missed.

At Standard Bank, we’re always committed to coming along for the journey as people prepare and experience their NEXT, whether in sport, business or personally. Standard Bank sees this festival as an opportunity to not only support and nurture the leaders of the future as they prepare for their NEXT, but also to show our clients that we respect and honour their personal decision to bank with us.

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These sporting partnerships allow us to engage with our clients in increasingly creative, interactive and personal ways. In turn, this lets us demonstrate that we hear and see your needs and we want to come along for the journey. At Standard Bank, we are committed to adapting a number of solutions that are designed to move you, your children and your business forward to your NEXT.

Thanks goes to the coaches, parents, organisers and teachers who made this event possible.

Our congratulations also go to all the young sportsmen who are competing. Standard Bank urges you to give your best for your team and for yourself.

We also wish all participating schools the best of luck and health. Have fun, play hard and enjoy the true South African spirit of unity and sportsmanship.

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A stellar group of top rugby schools are competing against each other in a tournament that attracts top coaches, talent scouts and fans from across the country. The involvement of our Sharks Academy means we, at the Cell C Sharks, keep a keen eye on the players participating at the tournament and their schools, knowing that rugby in the province stands to benefit significantly, both at present as well as in the future.

Annually, our scouts from The Sharks Academy are impressed with the high quality of rugby on offer, the skills displayed, the competitiveness shown, and the overall spirit of schoolboy rugby, which is a joy to watch.

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Schoolboy rugby plays an invaluable role in the development of South Africa’s rugby culture. The sport at school level is where the foundation is built for key values such as sportsmanship, team work, a strong work ethic, perseverance, respect and honour can be taught and embraced. These values resonate with our brand and are what we’re about.

Best wishes to the organising committee, sponsors, participating schools, coaches, players and everyone else associated with this wonderful tournament. May the 2018 edition of the festival be another successful one.

GARY TEICHMANNCEO | THE SHARKS

We, at the Cell C Sharks, are delighted about our on-going association with the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival. The strength, success and reputation of this prestigious festival are evident in the calibre of schools which participate in the tournament annually, and this year is no exception.

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School rugby has always played a major role in the development of the game in the country, as well as the success that South African teams have achieved over the last century.

The annual Standard Bank Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival is, without doubt, one of the major events on the South African school rugby calendar. Many future Springboks have attended the festival with their schools over the last 10 years since the inaugural festival back in 2008.

The rugby scene at school level is however changing, as many leading schools are employing full-time coaches and directors of rugby. For the traditionalists this is a disconcerting development.

For some there is a belief that school rugby should stay in the hands of teachers. The professional era however changed the landscape of the game not only at the top, but even at amateur level.

It is important that one of the most important cogs in the South African rugby wheel - schoolboy rugby - stays strong and healthy to keep producing world-class players. Sport at school level has always been utilised as a valuable educational tool.

Schoolboy Rugby - The bigger picture

The game of rugby has its origins in South Africa thanks to a teacher, Canon George Ogilvie, who became headmaster at Diocesan College (Bishops) in 1861. It is a myth that he introduced rugby to Bishops as he detested it. He introduced a game of football based on Winchester rules with a few adjustments to the laws. This was called Gog’s Game.

It was the start of rugby as we know it in South Africa and cemented the role that schools played in this beautiful game. The first rugby game on South African soil was possibly played between Bishops and SACS back in 1862.

The first recorded game of rugby in KwaZulu-Natal was also played between two schools. This was in 1870 between Pietermaritzburg High School (Maritzburg College) and Greytown’s Hermannsburg School.

School rugby must always play an integral part in the game in South Africa. It is just to find the right balance between what is ethical and of educational value for the scholars.

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Up close and personal... Pretoria Boys and Selborne College

PRODUCT SPONSOR OF THE KEARSNEY EASTER RUGBY FESTIVAL SINCE 2008

Another try from Dale centre Siphamandla Matsinya

Drostdy fullback Cohen Jasper tries to elude a Kearsney tackler

Selborne centre Sibabalwe Xamlashe’s try

Middelburg’s Andries Koen fights off Yaseer Daniels of Noord-Kaap

Memories from last year

PHOTOGRAPHER: TRACEY VAN DEN AARDWEG

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Glenwood centre Jacques Conradie finds a gap in Framesby’s defence

Framesby defence wrap up Kearsney flank Sibu Sangweni

Dale captain Aphelele Fassi heads for the try line

Glenwood flyhalf Dylan Pretorius looks to make a play

Noord-Kaap fullback Cameron Hufke being chased by Queen’s College

Queen’s Apelele Nkuhlu tackles Kearsney’s Dylan Richardson

Pretoria Boys’ Mpho Kubekha goes in for a tackle on Drostdy wing Adriaan Maans

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The multi-functional SportZone at Kearsney College is a world-class facility which allows for scientific coaching to take place, regardless of the weather.

It consists of an indoor centre, a weights gymnasium and two swimming pools (one of which is heated). It is a multi-purpose facility which is equipped with seven indoor cricket nets, four bowling machines, two basketball courts, indoor hockey/soccer pitches, change rooms and a viewing deck.

The cricket nets allow for a full bowling run-up, with special cushioning in the delivery stride area to prevent injury. The flooring for the basketball/hockey/soccer courts and the size of the basketball Court One is of international standard, making it one of only two international basketball facilities in the province.

The 280m² high performance weights gym is air-conditioned and equipped with a modern free weights section, a timed circuit training facility and cardio-vascular equipment: treadmills, spinning bikes, rowing machines and boxing bags. Training takes place under the supervision of a qualified biokineticist.

The SportZone complements the High Performance Sports Programme (HPP) offered by Kearsney and allows for scientific coaching to take place whatever the weather.

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The HPP, with personalised fitness and conditioning programmes and individual attention from specialists from a variety of fields, ensures that talented sportsmen can achieve their potential.

Kearsney views sport as an essential component of a broad and integrated approach to Wellness – a belief that participation in sport is integral to a boy’s personal development. The College has a policy of “sport for all” and promotes a culture of fair play and respect.

Sporting excellence, participation and fun are the cornerstones of Kearsney’s approach to sport.

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Dale College in King William’s Town was established in 1861 and took on its current name in 1877 after Cape Colony superintendent-general of education Sir Langham Dale. Rugby was first played at Dale in 1880, but at that time the sport was not as popular as soccer. In 1891 and 1892, Dale played its first rugby matches against Queen’s College and Selborne College respectively - winning both. Rugby was firmly established at the school in 1911 when the famous red and black colours were adopted, and have been worn ever since. Well known Old Dalians include HO de Villiers, Bjorn Basson and Bandise Maku. In 2014 Terra Mtembu took over captaincy of the Sharks from fellow Old Dalian Keegan Daniel.

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Thando Zoki SCRUM HALF07/08/20001,73m | 69Kg

Andrico Johannes WING21/06/2000 1,74m | 65Kg

Simbongile Kampi EIGHTH MAN28/01/19991,84m | 89Kg

Ikho Putini FLY HALF17/02/20011,73m | 62Kg

Siphamandla Krewqe (VC)CENTRE 02/08/19991,74m | 72Kg

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Masivuye Mafenyana PROP24/03/20001,77m | 105Kg

Okuhle Siyeni PROP03/07/20011,77m | 102Kg

Siphelele Njumba LOCK 10/12/20001,85m | 83Kg

Mikhaya Sonquishe HOOKER14/04/20001,75m | 90Kg

Thando Gqokvo LOCK12/04/2000 1,80m | 78Kg

Luphumlo TshekoFLANK03/04/20001,78m | 81Kg

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Indiphile Tyeda CENTRE23/03/2001 1,77m | 79Kg

Emile Matsinya FULL BACK 09/07/20001,78m | 68Kg

Nande Lucas PROP09/01/2001 1,78m | 91Kg

Mzwamazizi Ngalo WING29/01/20011,74m | 74Kg

Bulela Magopeni HOOKER11/03/19991,73m | 98Kg

Simnikiwe Gege PROP 05/01/2001 1,85m | 96Kg

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HEAD COACH Grant Griffith

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MANAGER Royden Kennedy

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Jaylon Hamann UTILITY FORWARD 11/02/2001 1,87m | 77Kg

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Hlomla Payi UTILITY FORWARD16/01/20011,91m | 85Kg

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Xobani Mgoqi UTILITY BACK03/09/2000 1,76m | 72Kg

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Simelelea Mbanzi UTILITY BACK28/05/2000 1,74m | 71Kg

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SUPPORT STAFF:

COACH Scott Mathie

ASSISTANT COACH Ronnie Uys

MANAGER Barry Coskey

PHYSIOTHERAPIST Michael Benporath

Adrian Dirks FLANK / EIGHTH MAN05/03/2001 1,77m | 91Kg

Darren Booysen SCRUM HALF / FLY HALF / FULL BACK25/03/2001 1,67m | 60Kg

Lwazi Moletshe FLY HALF / FULL BACK / WING01/02/1999 1,76m | 60Kg

Celimpilo Gumede (VC) FLANK / EIGHTH MAN08/07/2000 1,90m | 99Kg

Shakur La Douce FLY HALF / FULL BACK30/04/2001 1,71m | 65Kg

Sfundo MkhwanaziCENTRE /FULL BACK 21/10/2001 1,78m | 78Kg

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Marcel Nel PROP07/09/20001,89m | 110Kg

Mthokozisi Gumede PROP27/02/20001,78m | 100Kg

Setjhaba Mathuse FLANK / EIGHTH MAN 04/10/20011,80m | 90Kg

Donovan Adams HOOKER / FLANK11/09/2000 1,66m | 78Kg

Taariq Kruger LOCK / FLANK10/05/2001 1,86m | 94Kg

Asande MnguniFLANK / EIGHTH MAN 19/01/20001,70m | 80Kg

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Lwandile Menze (C) CENTRE28/03/20001,78m | 81Kg

Mcneil Jenner WING / FULL BACK13/03/20011,73m | 74Kg

Langalakhe Mgobozi PROP /HOOKER31/07/2001 1,61m | 97Kg

Malusi Ntuli WING / FLANK / SCRUM HALF29/07/2000 1,78m | 80Kg

Stoney Stenekamp HOOKER / FLANK14/05/20011,76m | 99Kg

Tristan Fincham PROP 13/06/2000 1,87m | 110Kg

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Avumile Bongco LOCK / FLANK19/12/2001 1,81m | 88Kg

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Xhanti Njokweni FLANK06/02/20011,75m | 78Kg

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Jaydian Cedares SCRUM HALF / FLY HALF26/06/2001 1,55m | 60Kg

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Nhlakanipho Nene CENTRE09/03/2001 1,63m | 63Kg

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Zethembe Mbonambi WING 11/02/20011,76m | 79Kg

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Founded in 1866, DHS is a traditional boys’ state school, steeped in history and tradition, and known for producing leaders in all walks of life. DHS began playing rugby in 1910 when Maritzburg College Old Boy AS Langley became headmaster and banned the round ball, forcing all boys to play with the oval ball. DHS has produced some rugby legends, including Skonk Nicholson and Springboks Neville Todd (1928), Andrew Aitken (1997), BJ Botha (2006) and Alistair Hargreaves (2009). Several players have represented other countries: Greg Rawlinson (New Zealand), Antonie Claassen (France), Graham Downes (USA), Matt Alexander (USA), Wynston Cameron-Dow (Germany) and Senzo Ngubane (Germany). Provincial players include Skonk Nicholson, Jody Jenneker, John Slade, Luzukho Vulindlu, Garth Williamson, Greg Hamilton, Anton Bresler and current DHS 1st XV coach, Scott Mathie.

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Heinrich Naude FLANKER26/04/20001,88m | 84Kg

Luciano Elias (VC) SCRUM HALF09/08/20001,67m | 67Kg

Adrian Maans WING14/11/20001,75m | 75Kg

CJ van Rensburg (C) EIGHTH MAN23/04/20001,80m | 88Kg

Shaun Baxter FLY HALF18/10/20001,77m | 75Kg

Gerrit van Zyl CENTRE 30/06/20001,71m | 77Kg

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Trevor Laubscher PROP07/12/19991,90m | 125Kg

Duan Bredenkamp PROP23/03/20001,80m | 119Kg

Gysbert du Preez LOCK 20/02/20011,96m | 90Kg

Wynand du Plessis HOOKER07/03/20011,78m | 90Kg

Reinier Viljoen LOCK18/05/20011,95m | 102Kg

Benicio Kamfer FLANKER06/04/20011,73m | 92Kg

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Christie Grobbelaar CENTRE25/05/2000 1,90m | 87Kg

Cohen Jasper FULL BACK 20/06/20001,72m | 72Kg

Tommie Bezuidenhout PROP20/03/20001,87m | 120Kg

Keane Gelant UTILITY BACK 15/05/20011,82m | 82Kg

Roann Jansen WING02/09/20011,76m | 76Kg

Stefan Schwartz HOOKER18/09/20001,73m | 90Kg

Divan Noble PROP 30/08/20001,78m | 110Kg

SUPPORT STAFF:

HEAD COACH Renier de Villiers

FORWARD COACH Connel du Plessis

DEFENCE COACH Rudolph le Roux

MANAGER Stef Muller

SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE Armand Swart

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Andre Nel UTILITY FORWARD21/01/2000 1,83m | 80Kg

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Carlo Nagel UTILITY FORWARD01/12/1999 1,87m | 86Kg

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Justin Henning SCRUM HALF13/07/2001 1,70m | 68Kg

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Ruben van Rooyen UTILITY BACK19/03/20001,90m | 82Kg

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In 1903 the Boere Zending School was established in the Boland when the Dutch Reformed Church bought the Drostdy building in Worcester, following a request from prisoners of war to be educated as missionaries. In 1911 the building became an industrial school called Drostdy School; and in 1925 changed to a trade school. Since 1945 it has been known as Drostdy Technical High School and today represents a proud boarding institution of excellence with about 980 learners, predominantly boys. It is currently the top rugby school in the Boland region. Old Boys include Sampie Mastriet (Bulls, Lions, Kings, Blitzbokke), Wilco Louw (Stormers, Springboks), Hanro Liebenberg (Bulls, Baby Boks), Wian Liebenberg (Baby Boks, Montpellier), WP Nel (Cheetahs, Edinburgh, Scotland) and Ruan Kitshoff (Griquas, WP, Namibia).

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Danie van der Merwe LOCK 26/06/20011,88m | 92Kg

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Ruan du Preez FLANKER 02/04/20011,85m | 85Kg

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Divan van Wyk SCRUM HALF09/03/2001 1,65m | 65Kg

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Sebastian Brandt UTILITY BACK 12/09/2001 1,75m | 75Kg

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Monré Olivier UTILITY BACK13/07/20011,80m | 75Kg

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SUPPORT STAFF:

COACHES Louis Gerber Wynand Rauch Konrad de Villiers

FITNESS TRAINER Stefan de Klerk

MANAGER Chris Nell

De Wet Erasmus FLANKER 08/05/20001,82m | 88Kg

André Gerber SCRUM HALF06/09/20001,70m | 70Kg

Jonah Draai WING23/06/2000 1,80m | 75Kg

Alex Palm (C) EIGHTH MAN 15/01/20001,80m | 85Kg

Juandré Liebenberg FLY HALF05/02/20011,75m | 85Kg

Monray Potgieter CENTRE 25/07/2000 1,78m | 88Kg

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William Moffat PROP09/12/20001,85m | 105Kg

Rikus Smith PROP17/03/20001,80m | 95Kg

Barry Vlok LOCK03/05/2000 1,90m | 90Kg

Divan Meyer HOOKER10/09/20001,84m | 95Kg

Luan Ras LOCK15/08/2000 1,92m | 100Kg

Christo Grobler FLANK07/11/20001,78m | 85Kg

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Cadan Wade-Finnis CENTRE30/03/2001 1,70m | 75Kg

Pieter Scholtz FULL BACK 06/12/20001,76m | 78Kg

Ruan Smith PROP05/02/2001 1,82m | 112Kg

Grayson Ditlow WING20/01/20001,70m | 72Kg

Jonathan Carter HOOKER03/04/19991,80m | 110Kg

Morné Prince PROP 14/08/2001 1,80m | 115Kg

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Founded in 1966 to serve the western suburbs of Port Elizabeth, Framesby is an Afrikaans-medium co-ed school with 990 learners, having a proud tradition of excellence in the academic, sporting and cultural spheres. The school strives to empower its learners to fulfil their role as mature and balanced young adults through a value-driven educational approach. Annual rugby fixtures include Grey (PE), Outeniqua, Boland Landbou, Daniel Pienaar, Brandwag, Oakdale, Marlow and Nico Malan, as well as participation in top tournaments. Framesby has produced a number of players who represented South Africa at different levels, including Springboks Elandré van der Berg and Joggie Viljoen, while Cornell du Preez currently represents Scotland in the Six Nations Championship.

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SUPPORT STAFF:

HEAD COACH Derek Heiburg

ASSISTANT COACH Jose Dos Santos

MANAGER Jason Job

BIOKINETICIST Riaan Carr

PHYSIOTHERAPIST Sian Scheepers

Lindokuthle Luthuli FLANK / LOCK11/02/2000 1,93m | 98Kg

Jaden Hendrikse SCRUM HALF23/03/20001,84m | 90Kg

Rory Atwill WING19/10/2000 1,83m | 91Kg

Freddie Slabbert EIGHTH MAN19/03/20011,83m | 79Kg

Rynhardt Jonker FLY HALF / FULL BACK18/04/20001,82m | 90Kg

Jean RouxCENTRE 30/06/20001,87m | 76Kg

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Calvin Wilson PROP16/05/20011,87m | 112Kg

Thabiso Mdletse PROP25/05/20001,78m | 87Kg

Lunga Ncube LOCK / FLANK 26/05/20001,94m | 101Kg

Jhaques Thyssen HOOKER14/01/20001,84m | 98Kg

Werner Coetzee LOCK12/06/2000 1,95m | 105Kg

Runako Brynard (C)LOCK / HOOKER09/02/20001,78m | 80Kg

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Martino Van Wyk CENTRE11/02/2001 1,75m | 72Kg

Siyanda Cele FULL BACK / WING 14/09/20001,67m | 82Kg

Jordan Clarke PROP28/05/2000 1,78m | 112Kg

Aron Larue WING30/05/20001,90m | 92Kg

Ruan Olivier PROP / HOOKER28/05/20011,80m | 96Kg

Ethan Smit FLANK 07/03/2001 1,78m | 77Kg

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George Luzolo EIGHTH MAN 29/06/2000 1,86m | 88Kg

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Joe Jonas SCRUM HALF31/12/20001,71m | 73Kg

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Conan la Fleur CENTRE13/12/1999 1,75m | 80Kg

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Dylan Pretorius FLY HALF01/02/2000 1,76m | 71Kg

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Jacques Christo Conradie CENTRE27/12/19991,87m | 83Kg

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From humble beginnings with just 26 boys in 1910, Glenwood has grown to become a leading school in South Africa. Rugby was introduced from the start, but initially Glenwood struggled to be competitive against the more established KZN schools. After WWII the school began to win more regularly against its traditional rivals and, since 1950, Glenwood has had a winning record against many KZN schools. The school fields 30 rugby teams each weekend and has produced over 150 international sportsmen, including 7 rugby Springboks, nearly 50 Natal/ Sharks players, 8 SA Schools’ caps and over 170 KZN Schools’ caps. In 2016 10 players were selected for the KZN Craven Week team; and in 2014 three players were chosen for SA Schools.

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SUPPORT STAFF:

HEAD COACH Barend Steyn

ASSISTANT COACH Nico Breedt

PHYSIOTHERAPIST Scott Munroe

Sibusiso Sangweni (VC) FLANK27/11/2000 1,95m | 95Kg

Marco Mattioda SCRUM HALF12/02/2000 1,79m | 69Kg

Gcinathina Gumede WING15/01/2000 1,79m | 75Kg

Andrew Harding (C) EIGHTH MAN17/05/2000 1,82m | 91Kg

Taine Muirhead FLY HALF10/08/2000 1,77m | 74Kg

Phoka MchunuCENTRE 07/01/2000 1,70m | 77Kg

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Mpendulo Dlamini PROP14/01/20011,69m | 87Kg

Oliver Carmody PROP18/06/20011,78m | 113Kg

Nicholas Baines LOCK 03/05/20001,89m | 88Kg

Reid Stuart HOOKER19/03/2001 1,69m | 86Kg

Dylan Bissett LOCK21/07/2000 1,84m | 88Kg

Taine PolziFLANK 04/07/20001,78m | 92Kg

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Robert Koenig CENTRE25/01/20001,85m | 81Kg

Jacques Odendaal FULL BACK02/01/20001,83m | 82Kg

Bradley Taylor PROP29/05/2001 1,75m | 92Kg

Scott Couzens WING12/06/2000 1,71m | 65Kg

Connor Griffiths PROP11/04/20011,81m | 89Kg

Ruben Darby LOCK / FLANK 24/07/2000 1,95m | 88Kg

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Aiden Bossert FLANK21/07/2000 1,82m | 84Kg

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Matthew Hayden SCRUM HALF19/06/20001,71m | 68Kg

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Jordan Bamber UTILITY BACK13/03/2001 1,74m | 69Kg

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Derick Marshall UTILITY BACK22/09/2001 1,95m | 95Kg

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Mark Pretorius WING 31/07/20001,81m | 80Kg

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Established in 1921, Kearsney is a leading independent traditional boys’ school, renowned for its sporting, academic and cultural excellence. There are over 20 sporting venues on the 52ha campus, including seven sports fields, a flood-lit water-based hockey astroturf, squash and tennis courts, two pools and a mountain bike track set in the conservancy. The world-class indoor SportZone houses a fully-equipped gymnasium, seven indoor cricket nets, an indoor hockey and soccer pitch and two basketball courts. Twenty-seven Old Boy international rugby players include Harry Newton Walker, Etienne Fynn, Trevor Halstead, Jean-Luc and Daniel du Preez (SA), Robert du Preez (Barbarians), Matt Stevens and Brad Barritt (England and British & Irish Lions), Mike Halliday, Kevin Dalzell and Francois Viljoen (USA), Kyle Staats (Holland) and John Antoni (Italy).

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Gerhard Taljaard FULL BACK 15/01/2001 1,83m | 83Kg

Tian du Pont PROP13/02/20011,85m | 109Kg

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Edwin Till HOOKER15/05/20011,86m | 101Kg

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Juandré Odendaal FLANK20/07/20011,90m | 98Kg

Martin Erasmus SCRUM HALF13/04/20001,67m | 66Kg

Lenard Olivier WING30/03/20011,83m | 80Kg

Kayle Schoultz EIGHTH MAN20/03/20011,91m | 104Kg

Ricky Schoneveldt FLY HALF14/03/20011,74m | 84Kg

PJ de Beer CENTRE 06/07/20001,78m | 87Kg

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Stephan Pretorius PROP05/02/20011,87m | 107Kg

Zhander Briedenhann PROP12/01/20011,82m | 111Kg

Franco Fourie LOCK 22/09/20001,82m | 82Kg

MC Kuhn HOOKER28/02/20001,73m | 94Kg

Damon Grobler LOCK14/12/20001,84m | 90Kg

Alten Nelson (VC) FLANK16/12/20001,73m | 91Kg

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Andries Vorster PROP 20/07/20001,79m | 118Kg

SUPPORT STAFF:

COACH Cobus Grobler

COACH Grant Bartle

MANAGER Coert de Lange

FITNESS Brendan Coetzee

Joubert Willers (C) CENTRE12/03/2000 1,78m | 88Kg

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Adriaan van Staden WING04/08/20011,84m | 82Kg

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In 1927 the school principal Mr Lampen and five pupils transferred from Belfast to Middelburg in what is now Mpumalanga. The co-ed Afrikaans-medium boarding school has 1 255 learners and a rugby team famously known as the Red Bulls. The school’s A field has the highest rugby poles in the southern hemisphere. Since 1969 the school has produced 150 Craven Week players and SA Schools’ players include Jan Lock, Grant Bartle, Jacques Coetzer, Kobus Kruger, Marthinus vd Westhuizen, Stoffel Duvenage, Divan Kapp and Lehan Koekemoer. Recent senior players are Kwagga Smit (SA 7s, Lions u21), Andries Coetzee and Deon Helberg (Lions), George Tossel (Leopards), Jan Venter (Lions u21) and JP du Plessis (Lions).

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Marnus Botha LOCK 22/10/1999 1,92m | 110Kg

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Dolf Rossouw FLANK03/03/19991,83m | 96Kg

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Mariano de Villiers BACK08/05/2001 1,78m | 79Kg

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Quintin Cloete BACK07/10/2001 1,72m | 76Kg

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Morne Sonnekus BACK07/01/19991,73m | 75Kg

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Jeffrey Muzaza FLANK11/08/19991,85m | 88Kg

Craig Ockhuis SCRUM HALF18/10/20001,72m | 60Kg

Romeo van Wyk FULL BACK / WING 21/09/20011,73m | 55Kg

Edrich Brand (C) EIGHTH MAN / FLANK08/09/19991,87m | 88Kg

DS van Niekerk FLY HALF28/02/20001,87m | 80Kg

Revano Muller CENTRE 05/10/20011,75m | 72Kg

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Alexander Engelbrecht LOOSE HEAD PROP04/04/19991,79m | 105Kg

Edwill Speelman TIGHT HEAD PROP20/10/19991,73m | 93Kg

Jean Engelbrecht LOCK / FLANK 07/04/20011,87m | 75Kg

Nolan Coetzee (VC) HOOKER14/02/20001,74m | 85Kg

Leon Koortzen LOCK 26/05/2000 1,92m | 95Kg

Ruan van Loggerenberg FLANK / EIGHTH MAN25/05/20001,82m | 82Kg

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Elzandro Fredericks CENTRE / FLY HALF30/06/20011,80m | 72Kg

Godwill Romain WING / FULLBACK / CENTRE13/12/20001,75m | 72Kg

Tertius Mostert LOOSE/TIGHT HEAD PROP 14/02/20001,77m | 101Kg

Tiaan Swanepoel CENTRE / WING 27/10/19991,75m | 82Kg

Andries Jacobs WING06/02/20001,68m | 62Kg

Devin Steenkamp HOOKER / FLANK05/06/2001 1,82m | 78Kg

Sisipho Nofuya LOCK / TIGHT HEAD PROP 08/04/20011,80m | 95Kg

SUPPORT STAFF:

HEAD COACH Deon Carney

BACKLINE COACH Gerrit Myburgh

FORWARDS COACH Henk Brand

MANAGER Pieter le Roux

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Duvan van der Merwe FLANK01/03/20011,75m | 75Kg

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Alnino Lorten SCRUM HALF 14/03/2001 1,73m | 66Kg

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Seanrique Daniels FLY HALF 07/08/20011,73m | 65Kg

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Jacquin van Wyk WING / CENTRE30/06/2001 1,80m | 70Kg

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Founded in Kimberley in 1943, it has become one of the region’s foremost co-ed schools in academics, culture and sport, with 1 000 pupils enrolled. A dual medium school, it has come a long way since the mid 1980’s when it could hardly muster a single competitive team. Today it has six of the strongest rugby teams in the province; with more than its share of provincial and national representatives. These include centres PJ Vermeulen, Jacques de Kock, Ronnie Cooke, Riaan Swanepoel and Andrew van Wyk. In 2004 PJ Vermeulen captained the SA u19 team which won the Rugby World Cup in Durban. Ronnie Cooke is arguably the school’s most renowned Old Boy, having played for the SA u21 side, Cheetahs and in France.

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Kgala Mothomogolo RIGHT FLANK21/02/20001,85m | 92Kg

Ruan van Rooyen SCRUM HALF21/02/20011,80m | 70Kg

Jamie Nortjé LEFT WING23/01/20011,77m | 73Kg

Rhys Bekker (C) EIGHTH MAN25/01/20001,86m | 96Kg

Dylan Thompson (VC) FLY HALF16/01/20001,79m | 80Kg

Kyle Brown INSIDE CENTRE 07/12/19991,79m | 83Kg

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Callen Matzopoulos LOOSE HEAD PROP20/04/2000 1,85m | 99Kg

Reinhardt Nel TIGHT HEAD PROP20/02/20011,85m | 129Kg

Theo Pretorius RIGHT LOCK 27/06/20001,86m | 83Kg

Richard da Costa HOOKER23/11/20001,78m | 82Kg

Aidan Bristow LEFT LOCK16/09/20011,89m | 83Kg

Khanya Jada LEFT FLANK04/02/2000 1,85m | 91Kg

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Angus Pratt OUTSIDE CENTRE19/03/2000 1,86m | 85Kg

Justin Cross FULL BACK 16/07/20011,80m | 73Kg

Mpho Matlolane LOOSE HEAD PROP04/03/20001,75m | 94Kg

Sithembiso Matlaletsa UTILITY BACK 27/10/20001,82m | 73Kg

Matthew Breckenridge RIGHT WING06/03/20001,80m | 85Kg

Matthew Caldwell HOOKER08/03/20011,80m | 97Kg

Wandile Madodonke TIGHT HEAD PROP 14/02/20011,72m | 100Kg

SUPPORT STAFF:

DIRECTOR OF RUGBY Rudi Dames

COACH Erlo Rust

COACH Deon de Kock

PHYSIOTHERAPIST Marissa Dähms

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Pieter van der Merwe UTILITY FORWARD 28/06/2001 1,78m | 77Kg

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Tom Calenborne UTILITY FORWARD02/08/2001 1,82m | 89Kg

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Aiden Olivier UTILITY BACK03/07/20001,76m | 64Kg

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Mikhail Edwards UTILITY BACK19/03/20011,82m | 76Kg

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Pretoria Boys High, and English-medium boys school, is one of the great South African schools boasting outstanding grounds and buildings. In the 1880s the government of the Republic of South Africa built a Staatsmodelskool - the building was changed into a prison and at this time Sir Winston Churchill was imprisoned there. It was later renamed Pretoria Boys High School and became the first “Milner” school in the Transvaal. The school can field 30 rugby teams on any given day and has a proud tradition, believing in participation rather than exclusivity. Rugby has been played at the school for over 100 years - with some notable players including John Smit (Springbok captain), Robbie Brink, Brian Liebenberg and Chilliboy Ralepelle.

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SUPPORT STAFF:

DIRECTOR OF RUGBY Kaya Malotana

HEAD COACH Clinton Löest

ASSISTANT COACH Gareth Hartley

MANAGERESS Donne Hartley

Chumani Gatyeni (V/C) BLIND SIDE FLANK18/06/20001,85m | 89Kg

Aviwe Kanuka SCRUM HALF27/11/20011,68m | 68Kg

Liyabona Maku LEFT WING 19/10/20001,72m | 69Kg

Sven Sorenson EIGHTH MAN18/11/19991,86m | 84Kg

Sinethemba Tshunungwa FLY HALF30/05/20001,74m | 72Kg

Enrique Oranje (C) INSIDE CENTRE 20/02/20001,85m | 86Kg

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Conley Pieterse LOOSE HEAD PROP09/03/20011,83m | 101Kg

Ali Gqaza TIGHT HEAD PROP07/02/20011,79m | 94Kg

Seth van Schoor TIGHT HEAD LOCK 20/05/20001,94m | 97Kg

Tyrone Lottering HOOKER15/05/20001,80m | 96Kg

Samkelisiwe Mxabangeli LOOSE HEAD LOCK16/02/19991,92m | 81Kg

Ncedile Xundu OPEN SIDE FLANK09/11/20001,75m | 78Kg

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Siya Tyulu OUTSIDE CENTRE31/03/2000 1,86m | 85Kg

Sigqibo Siyaya FULL BACK 01/09/20001,73m | 76Kg

Cwenga Mbenyana LOOSE HEAD PROP 03/11/20001,80m | 97Kg

Sivuyisiwe Mdingi OUTSIDE BACK 18/07/20001,74m | 70Kg

Mandilakhe Sibeko RIGHT WING10/08/20011,78m | 80Kg

Odwa Mkhefa HOOKER23/03/20011,74m | 89Kg

Endinako Kuse TIGHT HEAD PROP05/08/2000 1,83m | 107Kg

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Ntando Sihele LOOSE FORWARD 20/06/2000 1,78m | 84Kg

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Lesley Patsika LOOSE FORWARDEIGHTH MAN21/11/2000 1,72m | 86Kg

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Euan de Jager UTILITY BACK12/07/20011,83m | 81Kg

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Siphelele Ngxishe INSIDE BACK19/10/20001,76m | 72Kg

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Queen’s College celebrates its 160th anniversary in 2018, and is the oldest of the ‘Big Three’ Border colleges. In 1924 rugby replaced soccer as the official winter game; and the Queenstown school’s traditional rivals are Dale College, Selborne College, Grey High and St Andrew’s College. Since 1951 the 1st XV has played without the number 13 jersey, after the tragic death of the player wearing that number. The outside centre now wears the number 16 jersey. Springbok old boys include Alan Beswick, Jimmy White, Dick Muir, Robbie Kempson and Kaya Malotana. Others achieving national colours are Owen Lentz (USA), Carlo del Fava (Italy) and Allan Dell (Scotland); S’bura Sithole (Blitzbokke), Lionel Cronjé and JP Smith (both SA u20).

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Sawubona…hello. Getting to know each other are last year’s 12 participating team captains Aaron Brody (Queen’s College), Aphelele Fassi (Dale College), Chris du Toit (Pretoria Boys High), Duart Willemse (HTS

Middelburg), Dylan Kruger (Glenwood), Dylan Richardson (Kearsney College), Edrich Brand (Hoërskool Noord-Kaap), Julian Kleyn (Hoërskool Framesby), PJ Jacobs (Monument), Romeo Eksteen (HTS Drostdy)

and Ruben Beytell (EG Jansen); with Prince Ngcobo (KZN U13 development team captain).

Following the final game at KERF 2017, bursaries were awarded to (above, from left) Dale captain Aphelele Fassi, Selborne College’s eighthman Adam Mountfort and fullback Jason Raubenheimer,

Dale College centre Siphamandla Matsinya and (right) Hoërskool Framesby fullback Lindsay Potgieter. Also in the photos are head of the Sharks Academy Etienne Fynn (above left) with Elwyn van den

Aardweg, headmaster of Kearsney College. The bursaries include a contract with the Sharks Academy, accommodation and a tuition bursary with one of its education partners, valued at over R100 000 each.

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SUPPORT STAFF:

COACH Phiwe Nomlomo

SPORTS SCIENTIST Chase Morison

MANAGER Max Norman

MANAGER Kevin Taylor

Raiden MastersFLANK12/01/2001 1,85m | 93Kg

Oyonoo Fani SCRUM HALF21/03/20001,70m | 67Kg

Mntungwa Mapantsela WING 05/02/2001 1,80m | 84Kg

PJ Sizani EIGHTH MAN06/08/2001 1,82m | 79Kg

Thomas Bursey FLY HALF04/01/20001,75m | 76Kg

Sibabalwe Xamlashe (C) CENTRE 18/07/2000 1,79m | 80Kg

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Nolan Kemp (VC) PROP27/09/20001,87m | 103Kg

Shakeel Naidoo PROP06/02/20001,79m | 105Kg

Ridge Snelling LOCK 11/10/20001,88m | 87Kg

Chad Peinke HOOKER14/03/20001,77m | 82Kg

Eric Kruger LOCK18/03/2000 1,85m | 89Kg

Troy MynhardtFLANK 24/02/20001,87m | 87Kg

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Mnombo Zwelendaba CENTRE21/02/2000 1,89m | 87Kg

Jordon Janse van Rensburg FULL BACK 30/05/20001,92m | 84Kg

Loyiso Peteni PROP30/05/2000 1,70m | 98Kg

Jarod Ramsay WING31/10/20001,77m | 70Kg

Akalinekeli Dlakavu HOOKER17/06/20001,76m | 80 Kg

Joshua van Vuuren PROP 26/12/2000 1,80m | 104Kg

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Dean Stokes LOCK 03/07/2001 1,79m | 83Kg

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Prenolin Naidoo FLANK20/06/20001,80m | 80Kg

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Sibulele Mali WING03/05/2000 1,77m | 74Kg

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Likhaya Tengimfene CENTRE02/06/2000 1,84m | 81Kg

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James Flanagan FULL BACK22/03/2000 1,71m | 69Kg

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Founded in 1872, this boys’ school is named after the Second Earl of Selborne and adopted the Selborne family coat of arms and motto Palma Virtuti (Honour to the Brave). Rugby started in 1892 with the first match against Dale College. In the modern era Keith Andrews, Mark Andrews, André Vos and Brent Russell have played rugby for South Africa and Rory Kockott for France. Luvuyiso Lusaseni, Khwezi Mona and Chris Cloete are recent Currie Cup players. Selborne College serves the East London community as a state school of 800 boys. Old Selbornians have made their mark in all fields of endeavour, ranging from the arts to the scientific and financial worlds.

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1 Where will the opening game of Rugby World Cup 2019 be played?

2 Which team do the Springboks meet in their opening game of RWC 2019?

3 Which country has won two RWC finals without scoring a try in either final?

4 From which sport is the ball on the lid of the William Webb Ellis Cup (the World Cup)?

5 Which are the only two nations to have hosted and won a RWC?

6 What is the widest winning margin in a RWC match?

7 Which rugby player scored the opening try in two RWC matches?

8 Which Springbok was suspended for stamping during the 1999 RWC finals?

9 What was special about Chester Williams’ first game in the 1995 RWC?

10 What is the unusual birth connection shared by Wallaby George Gregan and former Bok captain Corné Krige?

11 When was the All Blacks’ Hakka first used?

12 Which player is believed to have invented the dive pass?

13 Which ‘set piece’ play used in Rugby Union does not feature in Rugby League?

14 Who was the first Springbok to get a red card in a Test match?

15 Which All Black captain had part of his ear bitten off by Bok Johan le Roux in a 1994 Test?

16 Against which countries did Jonah Lomu never score a try?

17 Who scored 312 points in 28 appearances for his country, played American Grid Iron football and spent the last years of his club career playing in Italy?

18 Who is the first Springbok rugby player to have two sons also capped Boks?

19 Which Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival players have already played for the Springboks?

20 Which KERF players have been selected for the Blitzbokke?

Linda Stuart: 083 634 0370 | [email protected] Wayne Moon: 082 782 9445 | [email protected]

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Rugby TriviaTHINK YOU KNOW YOUR RUGBY?

ANSWERS:1 Tokyo, Japan. 2 All Blacks. 3 South Africa. 4 Soccer. 5 New Zealand (1987, 2011) & South Africa (1995). 6 142 points, achieved by Australia against Namibia in 2003. 7 All Black Michael Jones (1987, 1991). 8 Brendan Venter. 9 He scored four tries. 10 Both born in the same hospital in Lusaka, Zambia. 11 In 1905, against Scotland. 12 Danie Craven. 13 Line out. 14 James Small. 15 Sean Fitzpatrick. 16 Wales & South Africa. 17 Naas Botha. 18 Current Sharks coach Robert du Preez senior - sons Daniel & Jean-Luc, both Kearsney Old Boys. 19 Johan Goosen (Grey College 2010), Jan Serfontein (Grey College 2010, 2011), Jean-Luc du Preez (Kearsney 2010, 2011, 2012), Daniel du Preez (Kearsney 2010, 2011, 2012) & Handre Pollard (Paarl Gimnasium 2011, 2012). 20 S’bura Sithole (Queen’s College 2008), Paul Jordaan (Grey College 2010) & Warrick Gelant (Outeniqua Hoerskool 2013).

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SUPPORT STAFF:

COACH Roean Bezuidenhout

COACH Jacques Juries

MANAGER Johan de Lange

S&C Jonick Schoeman

Christo Steyn (C) BLINDSIDE FLANK07/08/2000 1,88m | 98Kg

Georgen Kiewiet (VC) SCRUM HALF08/09/20001,65m | 60Kg

Marno April LEFT WING 04/05/2001 1,67m | 57Kg

Keke Morabe EIGHTH MAN21/04/2001 1,83m | 96Kg

Ryan Davids FLY HALF24/03/19991,78m | 66Kg

Keith van Aswegen INSIDE CENTRE 24/01/2000 1,85m | 79Kg

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Tyron CombrinkLOOSE HEAD PROP11/10/20001,90m | 98Kg

Carl Senyane TIGHT HEAD PROP02/08/19991,85m | 107Kg

Husayn BanziLOCK 03/09/20001,90m | 102Kg

Martley Bayman HOOKER27/09/20001,90m | 98Kg

Lerato Mohlabe LOCK28/05/2000 1,83m | 94Kg

Whaldo SwartzOPEN SIDE FLANK 20/12/19991,80m | 83Kg

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JP de Kock OUTSIDE CENTRE16/02/2000 1,83m | 80Kg

FC du Plessis FULL BACK 07/02/20011,83m | 73Kg

JP Pretorius UTILITY PROP09/05/2000 1,81m | 109Kg

Jaime Heynes RIGHT WING04/20/20011,77m | 65Kg

Pedrich Makkink HOOKER07/19/20001,76m | 90Kg

Quan Meyer UTILITY FORWARD 13/01/2000 1,85m | 91Kg

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TK James UTILITY FORWARD20/04/2000 1,89m | 96Kg

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Macniel Matthews UTILITY FORWARD07/11/20001,79m | 82Kg

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Shaquille van Heerden UTILITY BACK24/10/2001 1,67m | 62Kg

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Durren Hull UTILITY BACK21/12/1999 1,72m | 68Kg

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Started in 1953 as an Afrikaans-medium school, and changing to dual-medium 22 years ago, Welkom-Gimnasium is the oldest academic school in Welkom. The school fields nine rugby teams each season, against some tough local competition such as Grey College, Monnas, HTS Middelburg, Noord-Kaap and Diamandveld. Welkom’s recent victories include the prestigious Free State Directors’ Trophy and the Kovsie league title. The school aims to provide players the opportunity to express themselves on the field, whilst promoting running and entertaining rugby, sportsmanship, discipline and good moral values. Springboks include Gerrie Sonnekus, Christo Ferreira and Lukas van Biljon; with brothers Jandrè and Peet Marais playing for the Junior Springboks. Jandrè is currently captain of Bordeux, while younger brothers Peet and Retief play for Brive in France.

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SOME PLAYERS WHO HAVE EXCELLED THROUGH THIS PROGRAMME ARE:

• Aubrey Mbatha (SA U17, U19, U21, Sharks U21, Wildebeeste, Eastern Province Currie Cup)

• Cedric Mkhize (Sharks)

• Jody Jenneker (Sharks, Oyannax - France)

• Sizwe Zondo (KZN U19, Sharks, Bridlington - UK)

• Melusi “Barra” Mthethwai (Sharks U19, Sharks U21, Sharks)

• Thabani Sangweni (Sharks U19)

• Sibusiso Dube (Wildebeeste)

• David Ngidi (Sharks High Performance, Falcons Vodacom and Currie Cup)

• Menzi Ngidi (Sharks High Performance)

• Khaya Majola (Craven Week, Sharks U19 and U21, SA U20 World Champions 2012, Vodacom Cup, Sharks Super Rugby and Sharks Currie Cup)

• Siyanda Ndlovu (Pukke - Varsity Cup, SA Universities 2012)

• Sandile Kubeka (Craven Week, SA Schools, Sharks U19 and Vodacom Cup)

• Thobekani Buthelezi (Impi Varsity Shield, Sharks XV, Sharks 10’s and Leopards Currie Cup)

KZNRU IBUTHO / MARK GODEFROY U13 DEVELOPMENT TEAM

1 Sanele Mtshali

2 Smakele Mkhwanazi

3 Clayton Minnie

4 Jaden Stock

5 Ndzameko Jaro

6 Malibongwe Hlatshwayo

7 Minenhle Nyanisa

8 Mndeni Cele

9 Marvin Mhlana

10 Ntando Dube

11 Qiniso Mpanza

12 Sifiso Zuma

13 Sabatha Ntshangase

14 Sandiso Mthoba

15 Siphamandla Mbewu

16 Sethulo Mngomezulu

17 Wandile Mthethwa

18 Jabuliswa Buthelezi

19 Anita Madida

20 Lindela Mthombeni

21 Buhlebuyeza Zondo

22 Bukho Phuma

23 Mkhubukeli Ganya

SUPPORT STAFF:

HEAD COACH Anthony Zulu

ASSISTANT COACH Phumlani Mnguni

KZNRU REPRESENTATIVE Menzi Ngiba

KZNRU DEVELOPMENT Siyabonga Zwane

MANAGER Glen Ndaba

The development programme started in 1992 with six high schools from the Coloured community in Durban and has now grown to approximately 700 high and primary schools throughout the province.

The programme provides an opportunity for boys and girls from previously disadvantaged communities, including Umlazi, Inanda, Woodlands, Edendale, Kokstad, Gamalakhe, Ulundi, Ezikhaweni, Bergville and Osizweni to learn about and play the game.

KZNRU – IBUTHO/ MARK GODEFROY U13 TEAM

The team chosen to participate at the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival this year was selected at the 26th KZN Rugby Union’s Talent Identification Tournament held at the King Zwelithini Stadium in Umlazi last year. The boys have undergone extensive training at camps organised and run by the KZNRU Development Department, The Sharks and with coaches appointed from the communities.

As part of the KZNRU’s new Transformation Policy, all provincial development squads are now called IBUTHO – which means a gathering of the best warriors to fight for the king. This squad is therefore known as the KZNRU IBUTHO/ Mark Godefroy U13 team.

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HIGHBURY PREPARATORY

1 Gregor Campbell

2 Matthew Langeland-Hansen

3 Troye Schulz

4 Benjamin Livesey

5 Christopher Skinner

6 Guy Roberts

7 Rhees Hall

8 Ross McClelland

9 Dale Herbert

10 Ivan Lockem

11 Murray Weyer

12 Michael Capes

13 Matthew de Oliveira

14 Rory MacEwan

15 Aaron Osborn

16 Adam Zeiler

17 Oliver Mostert

18 Ruben Visagie

19 Joshua Benians

20 Matthew Shepherd

21 Luc-Michael Jonker

22 Byron Chandler

23 Ross Brown

COACH: Roger Tedder

COACH: Shane Dennis

HILLCREST PRIMARY

1 Aydan Clark

2 Reece Curtin

3 Bryce Stockton

4 Seth Scorer

5 Josh Williams

6 Sanele Nzama

7 Akhona Kunene

8 Zibusiso Ngobese

9 Matthew Fick

10 Rylan Jones

11 Liam Johnson

12 Bongani Dlamini

13 Daniel Mayo

14 Caleb van Loenen

15 Divan Roux

16 Daniel Byrnes

17 Andrew Thomas

18 Ethan Erasmus

19 Siyabonga Khanyile

20 Luke Grobler

21 Justin Oosthuizen

22 Asavela Mfazwe

23 Liam Mitchell

COACH: Justin Jury

ASSISTANT COACH: Tinus Schoeman

MANAGER: Charmaine Jury

UMHLALI PREPARATORY

1 Connor van Lille

2 Abundance Tswina

3 Marco Jansen

4 Bryce Fisher

5 Sim Mkhize

6 Casey Calitz

7 Ethan Combrinck

8 Ethan Wilson

9 Michael de Beer

10 James Slevin

11 Ashton Duncan

12 Juan van Heerden

13 Joseph Clarkson

14 Grant Aranky

15 Kaeden McAllister

16 Ryno Jansen

17 Joshua Marsh

18 Troy Taylor

19 Ty Haynes

20 Callum Maartens

21 Taine Clark

22 Jared Hermann

23 Jerome Rautenbach

COACH: Gregg Howard

COACH: Peter Cameron

MANAGER: James Muter

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Sharks Academy head Etienne Fynn, Kearsney’s Keith Thompson with Springbok and Kearsney old boy Jean-Luc du Preez

Sharks Academy players Dylan Richardson, Fez Mbatha, Adam Mountford, Phepsi Buthelezi, Siphamandla Matsinya and Aphalele Fassi

Fez Mbatha (Sharks Academy), Siseko Jafta (KZNRU GM), Eduard Coetzee (Sharks COO), Dean Jooste (Cell C) and Phepsi Buthelezi (Sharks Academy)

Springbok and Sharks player Curwin Bosch with festival director Mouton Badenhorst

Kearsney College is immensely grateful to the following organisations for their generous support of the festival:

HEADLINE SPONSOR: • Standard Bank

FOUNDING PARTNER: • The Sharks / Sharks Academy

1ST TIER SPONSORS: • Halfway Ford• Hendok

2ND TIER SPONSOR: • Illovo Sugar, South Africa

MEDICAL SPONSORS: • Busamed• Netcare 911 - sponsored by Marsh Insurance

PRODUCT SPONSORS:• Barrows• Cell C• Chartwells• Eatfresh • PERI• Powerade• Polka Dot Promotions• SAB Miller

Acknowledgement to

FESTIVAL SPONSORSAND PARTNERS

SPONSORSHIP ENQUIRIES:

Ghislaine Riceman | 031 765 [email protected]

Sponsors, Sharks rugby players, supporters of rugby and the media attended the launch of the 2018 Standard Bank Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival in the President’s Suite at Jonsson Kings Park.

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Adam Mountford, who was awarded a bursary to the Sharks Academy at last year’s KERF, with Kearsney headmaster Elwyn van den Aardweg

DHS headmaster Tony Pinheiro (2nd left) with Glenwood’s Jason Job, Derek Heiburg and acting head Andri Barnes

Highbury’s Roger Tedder, Shane Dennis & Rory Wood with the Sharks’ Sean Everitt

MC Dave Pearse, Standard Bank’s Simphiwe Khoza and Kearsney headmaster Elwyn van den Aardweg

Sharks players Louis Schreuder, Ross Geldenhuys and Jean Droste

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DAY 1 | THURSDAY 29 MARCH SCORES

08h30 Umhlali Prep VS KZN Ibutho/Mark Godefroy U13

09h30 Kearsney College VS HTS Middelburg

10h45 Queen’s College VS Pretoria Boys High School

12h00 Glenwood High School VS HTS Drostdy

13h15 Dale College VS Hoërskool Framesby

14h30 Selborne College VS Durban High School

15h45 Welkom Gimnasium VS Hoërskool Noord-Kaap

DAY 2 | SATURDAY 31 MARCH SCORES

08h30 Hillcrest Senior Primary VS KZN Ibutho/Mark Godefroy U13

09h30 Hoërskool Framesby VS Pretoria Boys High School

10h45 Durban High School VS Queen’s College

12h00 Kearsney College VS Hoërskool Noord-Kaap

13h15 Glenwood High School VS Dale College

14h30 HTS Drostdy VS Welkom Gimnasium

15h45 Selborne College VS HTS Middelburg

DAY 3 | MONDAY 2 APRIL SCORES

08h30 Highbury Preparatory VS KZN Ibutho/Mark Godefroy U13

09h30 Glenwood High School VS Welkom Gimnasium

10h45 Hoërskool Noord-Kaap VS Hoërskool Framesby

12h00 HTS Middelburg VS Queen’s College

13h15 Durban High School VS Dale College

14h30 HTS Drostdy VS Selborne College

15h45 Kearsney College VS Pretoria Boys High School

17H00 | AWARDING OF SHARKS ACADEMY BURSARIES

FIXTURES 2018

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KEARSNEY COLLEGECAMPUS MAP

1. Classroom Block

2 Art, Music, Drama & Auditorium

3. Oppenheimer Science Wing

4. Design & Technology

5. Pembroke House

6. Sheffield House

7. Haley House

8. Finningley House

9. Gillingham House

10. Dining Halls & Sir Liege Hulett Room

11. Laundry

12. Sanatorium

13. Hopkins Field

14. Basketball Outdoor Courts

15. Aquatics Centre

16. The SportZone

17. Tennis Courts

18. Tennis Pavilion

19. Matterson Field

20. Osler Field

21. Squash Courts

22. Memorial Cricket Pavilion

23. AH Smith Oval: Warm-up Area

24.

25. Stott Field: Festival Fixtures

26. The Medworth Stand & Medical Facilities

27. Silcock Field: Refreshment Marquee

Beer Tent

28. Roberts Field

29. Heritage House (Hockey)

30. Mason Astro

31. Estates Department

32. Henderson Hall

33. Administration

34. Osler House (private)

35. Sports Office

36. Kit & Clothing Shop

37. Coffee Shop

38. Greyhound Pavilion

39. Security

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