U18 Blue Bulls Craven Week: 1 Andre van Wyk (Garsfontein), 2 Charl Els (Affies), 3 Ruben Lombaard (Garsfontein), 4 JJ Fourie (Garsfontein), 5 Martin van Niekerk (Affies), 6 Stephan van der Vyfer (Garsfontein), 7 Caleb Pretorius (Affies), 8 Almero Gerritsen (Waterkloof), 9 Ethan Williams (Affies), 10 Ruan Fluks (Garsfontein), 11 Jody Abrahams (Menlopark), 12 Dylan Stumke (Menlopark), 13 Dandre Brink (Affies), 14 Yuvrah George (Garsfontein), 15 Drewyn Baron (Garsfontein). Replacements: 16 Riyaan Wilson (Oos Moot), 17 Thando Telelo (Oos Moot), 18 Hannes Nagel (Affies), 19 Matimu Maluleke (Pretoria Boys High), 20 Mbala Ndima (Pretoria Boys High), 21 Waylin Papier (Zwartkop), 22 Opentse Matlebjane (Pretoria Boys High), 23 Garrith Warrie (Zwartkop)
U18 Blue Bulls Academy Week: 1 Francois de Beer (Affies), 2 Reagan Blignaut (Zwartkop), 3 Reinhardt Duvenhage (Waterkloof), 4 Phillip Mans (Waterkloof), 5 Reuben Vlok (Affies), 6 Kwetsima Dlamini (Pretoria Boys High), 7 Duran Pieterse (Menlopark), 8 Janno Geyser (Affies), 9 Tilon Baron (Zwartkop), 10 Caleb Africa (Riet), 11 Brian Jacobs (Oos Moot), 12 David van Jaarsveld (Zwartkop), 13 Meyer Pretorius (Waterkloof), 14 Neo Ledwaba (Garsfontein), 15 Alex Griessel (Waterkloof). Replacements: 16 Stiaan Theron (Waterkloof), 17 Esihle Mhlongo (Heronbridge), 18 Morne Bisset (Affies), 19 Onyeari Didi (Overkruin), 20 Tshepang Rawida (Cornwall Hill), 21 Michael Bhuda (Oos Moot), 22 Kealan Cloete (Die Wilgers), 23 Bradley Jacobs (Oos Moot).
U16 Grant Khomo: 1 Taylor Nel (Affies), 2 Lehakoe Mokoena (Pretoria Boys High), 3 Gerrit du Plooy (Affies), 4 Mathlatsi Mabalane (Pretoria Boys High), 5 Duan Terblanche (Affies), 6 Jayden Olivier (Zwartkop), 7 Morne Beukes (Garsfontein), 8 Dylan Badenhorst-Schnetler (Affies), 9 Lian de Jager (Garsfontein), 10 Le Roux Badenhorst (Garsfontein), 11 Sandile Majola (Pretoria Boys High), 12 Louwrens Grobler (Affies). 13 Heinrich Becker (Affies), 14 Amani Muanza (Pretoria Boys High), 15 Tyron Strauss (Garsfontein). Replacements: 16 Divann Olivier (Menlopark), 17 Travis Feta (Pretoria Boys High), 18 Smaks Mengoae (Pretoria Boys High), 19 Kean Meyer (Garsfontein), 20 Buhle Adonis (Pretoria Boys High), 21 Keanu Human (Zwartkop), 22 Tumisho Nkadimeng (Menlopark), 23 Neilan April (Garsfontein).
U16 Grant Khomo “B”: 1 Lee-Quin van Wyk (ZAYO), 2 Neill de Kock (Affies), 3 Andrico Muller (Garsfontein), 4 Kgabo Malete (St Alban’s), 5 Franco Loots (Garsfontein), 6 Marco Engelbrecht (Affies), 7 Lothar Dedekind (Menlopark), 8 Francois Schoeman (Menlopark), 9 James Williams (Pretoria Boys High), 10 Ethan Johnson (Pretoria Boys High), 11 Micheal Shanzi (Menlopark), 12 Juandre Barnard (Menlopark), 13 Jayron Wogane (Zwartkop), 14 McAllen Orji (St Albans), 15 Wilhelm Boer (Affies). Replacements: 16 Rebby Mpopetsi (Wonderboom), 17 Matthew van Huysteen (Pretoria Boys High), 18 Rati Letsoalo (Pretoria Boys High), 19 Hanro Botha (Garsfontein), 20 Onkatlile Modise (Montana), 21 Jayden Morris (Garsfontein), 22 Liam Odendal (Garsfontein), 23 Cayleb Lamont (Pretoria Boys High).
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