Affies A Field
Paul Roos 21-17 Monnas
It was a highly paced start to the match with Monnas testing the defence of Paul Roos on several occasions; however, Paul Roos converted two penalties to lead 06-00, after sixteen minutes of play. Thereafter, Paul Roos upped the pace of their attack and scored two tries in quick succession to lead 18-00 with ten minutes still to play in the first half.
Monnas pounced on a silly kick by Paul Roos in their twenty-two and scored their first try in the corner to cut Paul Roos’ lead to 18-07. Another mistake by Paul Roos led to turnover possession, which Monnas used to strike down the middle and score their second try. After ten minutes of play, Paul Roos led 18-12. With eighteen minutes to play, Paul Roos converted a penalty, whereafter Monnas scored try with time up on the clock. Paul Roos hung on for a deserved win.
Paul Roos: 1 Thomas Meyer, 2 Lehan Barnard, 3 Zak Steyn, 4 Stef de Villiers, 5 Sebastian Cilliers, 6 Christian le Roux, 7 Gerard Bekker, 8 Werner de Bruyn, 9 Tristan Armitage. 10 Travis Pheiffer, 11 Cadynn Samuels, 12 Albert Nel, 13 Tiaan Basson. 14 Jean Hamman. 15 Kyle Snyers. 16 Chris Meyburgh. 17 Sian van Heerden, 18 Ziyaad Jappie, 19 Reuben Winter. 20 Ty Bassett, 21 Jarod Brown. 22 Daniel Whitehead. 23 Tevez Cupido. Coach: Corne Uys.
Monnas: 1 Dexter Chiyangwa, 2 Tristan Rodriguez (c), 3 Deacon Korff, 4 Matthew van Deventer, 5 Hanco van Geelen, 6 Siya Ncube, 7 Roche Botha, 8 Ryno van Der Westhuizen, 9 Morne Noble, 10 Jaydon Viljoen, 11 Ruan Genis, 12 Blessing Monareng, 13 Juandre Ehlers, 14 Migael Coetzee, 15 Loghan Langeveldt, 16 Ben van Wyk, 17 Jayden Nel, 18 Carlo Claase, 19 Ivan van Der Merwe, 20 Jack Milne, 21 Ewan Beukes, 22 Cameron Kourie, 23 Corne Mostert. Coaches: Jannie du Plessis, Reinhard Gerber.
Jeppe 10-37 Paarl Boishaai
Jeppe attacked down the middle and scored a long-distance try after four minutes of play in the first half to lead 07-00. Three minutes later, Boishaai struck back to level the scores, bulldozing their way over the tryline following wave after wave of attacks. Boishaai edged into the lead, converting a penalty with ten minutes still to play in the first half. Boishaai set up camp in the red zone of Jeppe and scored their second try to extend their lead to 17-07, and five minutes still to play. With time up, Boishaai converted a second penalty to lead 20-07.
Jeppe converted an early penalty, whereafter Boishaai took control, setting up camp in Jeppe’s half. With eighteen minutes to play, the gaps started to open, and Boishaai crashed over to lead 27-10. Boishaai added a three-pointer with a penalty conversion to extend their lead to 30-10. Thereafter, the match lost a lot of its sparkle, but Boishaai scored a long-distance try to deservedly secure a 37-10 win.
Jeppe: 1 Kwazi Nyoka, 2 Joshua Hamman, 3 Aluwani Ndlovu, 4 Blake Esbend, 5 Glodi Tshipamba, 6 Kuhle Shitlangu, 7 Ross Schuurman, 8 Mihle Dyakala, 9 Luxon Zwane, 10 Ndzalama Mbhalati, 11 Lethabo Mashao, 12 Phano Letsie, 13 Joel Akilo, 14 Ndimphiwe Mjiji, 15 Dalitso Milanzi, 16 Chase Sadler, 17 Mervedi Ndomba, 18 Mahlatse Memeza, 19 Thando Msimang, 20 Kai Joubert, 21 Andre Harmse, 22 Luthando Marangxa, 23 Matuma Mamabolo. Coaches: Drickus Venter, Daniel van der Merwe, Peter Ngoveni.
Paarl Boishaai: 1 Ruben de Jager/Max Malan, 2 JP Norton, 3 Bates Winshaw, 4 Trichardt van Tonder, 5 AD Faul, 6 Steven Muller, 7 Luhan Hattingh, 8 Cris Nel, 9 Zavier Swartz, 10 Daniel Meisenheimer, 11 Cayden Snyman, 12 De Wet Nel, 13 Wian Delport, 14 Aleit Stander, 15 Jeneal Davids.
Garsfontein 21-20 Stellenberg
Stellenberg opened the scoring when Garsfontein’s defence could not close all the holes and led 07-00 after five minutes of play in the first half. Despite being pinned in their own half, Stellenberg broke out and scored their second try from a lineout maul to extend Stellenberg’s lead to 14-00 after sixteen minutes of play in the first half. Stellenberg converted two penalties to extend their lead to 20-00, and five minutes still to play. With time up on the clock, Garsfontein bulldozed their way over the tryline to trail 07-20 going into the second half.
Garsfontein clawed their way back into the match and scored their second try following a brutal attack on Stellenberg’s tryline to cut Stellenberg’s lead to 14-20 with twenty minutes still to play. Garsfontein’s onslaught continued, and they scored with time up on the clock to edge Stellenberg 21-20 in a brilliant but brutal battle.
Garsfontein: 1 Brendon Branford, 2 Justin Blom, 3 Ruben Lombard, 4 JJ Fourie (c), 5 SW Potgieter, 6 Stefan van der Vyver, 7 Derik Potgieter, 8 Lourenz de Jager, 9 Dian van Aswegen, 10 Ruan Fluks, 11 Neil de Kock, 12 Lemarc Henry, 13 Levi Jordaan, 14 Yuvrah George, 15 Drewyn Baron, 16 Matt KLeingeld, 17 Andre van Wyk, 18 Gerhard du Plessis, 19 Jeandre Tredoux, 20 JP Meintjes, 21 Keagan Knighton, 22 Dean Wilbers, 23 Eukan Meyers. Coach: Sylvester Booysen.
Stellenberg: 1 Waldo Schloms, 2 Seth Coetze, 3 Janu van Deventer, 4 Rocco Buchanan, 5 Juvan Burden, 6 Robert Hewitt, 7 Carlo Brink, 8 Yanos Molnar (c), 9 Daniel Steffen, 10 Ethan van Biljon, 11 Emile Cilliers, 12 Daniel Mongie, 13 JC Swart, 14 Ralton Rhode, 15 Liam Jacobs, 16 LIam Joubert, 17 Tiaan Vermeulen, 18 Uzair Blanckenberg, 19 Daniel Wilds, 20 Jayden Young, 21 Jean-Roux Wessels, 22 Matthew van Wyk, 23 Christian Arendse. Coaches: Divan Batt, Louw Lombaard, Jaco Laubscher, Andras Molnar.
KES 17-30 Outeniqua
KES started like a house on fire and scored a brilliant try off the back of a lineout-maul within the first three minutes of the match. Outeniqua attacked from the kickoff, and their backs on the attack made it look easy against the KES’ defence to level the scores 05-05. Despite launching wave after wave of attacks, KES’ defence kept Outeniqua from scoring several “deserved” tries. Unable to breach the KES defence, Outeniqua converted a penalty to lead 08-05 with eight minutes to play. However, from the kickoff, Outeniqua attacked from the kickoff and after spreading the ball wide, they scored in the corner to lead 13-05. Another converted penalty extended Outeniaua’s lead to 16-05 at the halftime break.
Outeniqua opened the scoring within three minutes of the second half with a great fifteen-man attack, creating space for their speedsters to extend their lead to 23-05. The following twenty minutes, KES had to absorb a lot of pressure; however, KES scored in the corner with their first visit in Outeniqua’s twenty-two to cut Outeniqua's lead to 23-10. With five minutes to play, KES were rewarded for playing entertaining rugby and their third try cut Outeniqua’s lead to 23-17 and five minutes to play. With time up Outeniqua scored a late try to beat KES 30-17.
Teams:
KES: 1 Siya Nkomo (c), 2 AK van der Merwe, 3 Tswaledi Phasha, 4 Adrian Barnard, 5 Kristian Sheahan, 6 Daniel Matheson, 7 Naledi Phiri, 8 Diederick Kleyn, 9 Taig David, 10 Daniel Soekoe, 11 Keegan Jackson, 12 Sam Smith, 13 Connor Fourie, 14 Ntsumi Tswala, 15 Asa Mgwatyu, 16 Joshue Snyman, 17 Nkosi Dhlamini, 18 Dylan Budler, 19 Pierre Crofton, 20 Hercil Nde Tagang, 21 Sibu Hessou, 22 Amahle Ngobese, 23 Joshu Eykelhoff. Coaches: Njabulo Zulu, Sheldon de Robillard, Mashudu Ratunga.
Outeniqua: 1 Matthew Prins, 2 AJ Botha, 3 JG Benade, 4 Samuel Augustyn, 5 Andreas Gouws, Wiaan Baard, 7 Bradley Steyl, 8 Aldo Gouws, 9 Fago Hendricks, 10 Taylor Maree, 11 Ray-Jordan Schoeman, 12 Jade Lothering, 13 Gerrit Janse van Rensburg, 14 Jean Capes, 15 Darnell Delport, 16 Keaton Olivier, 17 Logan Jacobs, 18 Keenen Janse van Rensburg, 19 Franco Pienaar, 20 Adriaan Boscoff. 21 Earlando Lourens, 22 Heiliano Beukes, 23 Migael Nel. Coach: Henry Grimes.
EG Jansen 25-43 Drostdy HTS
EG started like a house on fire and scored a well-worked try, to which Drostdy replied almost immediately to level the scores 05-05 after ten minutes of play in the first half. Drostdy upped the pace of their attack, and despite making several mistakes, Drostdy scored four unanswered tries to lead 29-05 at the halftime break.
EG Jansen started like a house on fire and scored three tries to cut Drostdy’s lead to just 36-19. A late try by EG Jansen made the score a lot more respectable; however, Drostdy’s 29-05 lead at the halftime break proved to be the deciding factor. Drostdy scored a late try with time up on the clock to secure a well-deserved 43-24 win.
Teams:
EG Jansen: 1 Marlo van der Merwe, 2 Quinten Joubert, 3 Elshaan Duminy, 4 Juan Harris, 5 Ivan Botha, 6 Aljay Olivier, 7 Jaco Engelbrecht (c), 8 Christopher van Rooyen, 9 Joe Diesel, 10 Renaldo October, 11 Jordan van der Westhuizen, 12 Dian Botha, 13 Conor Louw, 14 Werner Breydenbach, 15 Juan van Aswegen, 16 Rayzandu van Wyngaard, 17 Frans Uithaler, 18 Tyrone Smith, 19 Ewan Pretorius, 20 Luan Willemse, 21 Shandre Matroos, 22 Duwayne Zeekoei, 23 Liam Hector.
Drostdy HTS: Juann 1 Jansen Van Vuuren, 2 J.P Lotriet, 3 Jurick Van der Berg, 4 Eugene Walker, 5 Jean-Louis Matthee, 6 Werno Ramsauer, 7 Stehan Le Roux, 8 Siya Lahlekile, 9 Wernard De Villiers, 10 Ruan Nortje, 11 Darren Makeza, 12 Jano Van Deventer, 13 Brent-Leigh Extraal, 14 Tristin Syster, 15 Anwill Jacobs, 16 Mattias Nell, 17 Ewan Alberts, 18 Kevin Laubsher, 19 Joniel Claasen, 20 Ryk Van Zyl, 21 Johan Von Landsberg, 22 Dawsen Hofmeester, 23 Raeden Schamboua. Coach: Tobie Botes.
Waterkloof 45-07 Diamantveld
Waterkloof started like a house on fire, spreading the ball wide at every opportunity, and scored three tries within the first fifteen minutes of the first half to lead 19-00. Waterkloof dominated the rest of the first half, and apart from a try late in the first half, the speed of play by Waterkloof proved to be too much for the defence of Diaantveld. Waterkloof led 28-07 at the halftime break.
Waterkloof continued their form in the second half, scoring their first try within the first seven minutes of the second half, and continued to secure a great 45-07 win.
Teams:
Waterkloof: 1 Wian Hetzel, 2 Stiaan Theron, 3 Reinhard Duvenhage, 4 Marius Venter, 5 Phillip Mans, 6 Hugo Dercksen, 7 Carlo Brits, 8 Almero Gerritsen, 9 Marcel Tsiakos, 10 Liam Schutte, 11 Jacques Jansen van Rensburg, 12 Ben Steyn, 13 Mieder Erasmus, 14 Gustav Mienie, 15 Alexander Griesel, 16 Kayden Pruis, 17 CW Kruger, 18 Jannes Erasmus, 19 Bryan Joubert, 20 Stefan Pieters, 21 Nicolas Potgieter, 22 Aiden Bester, 23 Juan du Preez. Coaches: Cobus van Dyk, Stefan Coetzer.
Diamantveld: 1 Francois de Beer, 2 Wian Marits. 3 C-Jay Meiring, 4 Henry Langeveld, 5 MG van Greuning (c), 6 Hennie Swanepoel, 7 Victor Greeff, 8 Haco Klopper, 9 Deon Koopman, 10 JG van Heerden. 11 Jay-Dee Isaacs, 12 Keanu Mettler, 13 Clinton Brits, 14 Mikyle Muller, 15 Tyler Campher, 16 Michael Nieuwoudt, 17 WB van Dyk, 18 Marno Serfontein, 19 Meyer Prinsloo, 20 Schalk van Dyk, 21 VJ Davids, 22 Hanru Rademeyer, 23 LJ Buys, 24 Keanu Miles, 25 Handre Burger. Coaches: Philip Vlos Molnar, Bok Markram, George Whitehead.
Nelspruit 29-14 Frameby
Nelspruit opened the scoring with two tries by their dangerous outside backs to lead 12-00 after ten minutes of play. Nelspruit's hard running at the defence led to Nelspruit scoring two more tries to lead 24-00 going into the second half.
Framesby started playing a “more” conservative game plan, and combined with a much better effort on the defence, they clawed their way back into the match and spent an extensive time on Nelspruit’s tryline; however, brilliant defence by Nelspruit stopped Framesby from scoring. After fifteen minutes of play in the second half, Framesby crashed over for their first try. With four minutes to play, Nelspruit scored their first try of the second half. Brilliant interplay and handling displayed by Nelspruit; however, Framesby’s reply was immediate and scored their second try of the match to cut Nelspruit's lead to 29-14, which was the final score.
Teams:
Nelspruit: 1 Christiaan Viljoen, 2 Obuhle Nyumba, 3 Marcel Lindeque, 4 Dirk-Arnold Joubert, 5 Christiaan Botha, 6 Aldo Van Jaarsveld, 7 Christiaan De Klerk, 8 Vian Louw, 9 Kamo Monkwe, 10 Ewan Van Der Merwe, 11 Hanré Smit, 12 Rian Botha, 13 Jeandré Aucamp, 14 Tye Habib, 15 Randzu Mkhabela, 16 Sebastian Rheeder, 17 Lindani Ndlela, 18 JP Strydom, 19 Lolo Mthethwa, 20 Ruan Ehlers, 21 Dylan Duvenage, 22 Jaden Baumgart, 23 Bjorn Van Rooyen. Coaches: Johan Pretorius, MJ Mentz, Fernando Penshaw, Gunther Swart, Zane Heyneke.
Framesby: 1 Zandre Schnetler, 2 Luke Didloft, 3 Owen Wessels, 4 Raynhardt Brown, 5 Janco Faber, 6 Josh Potgieter, 7 Franco Olivier, 8 David Matyani, 9 Caristan Marney, 10 Johneton van Rooyen, 11 Marko van Jaarsveld, 12 Chales Blignault, 13 Reon Saaiman, 14 Wian Holtzausen, 15 Calestin Felkers, 16 Hendre Viviers, 17 Keanu Whittaker, 18 Keagan Hall, 19 Malcolm Thomson, 20 Andre Grundling, 21 Jamiel Swarts, 22 Miles Feltham. 23 Jaco George. Coaches: Louis Gerber, Karlo Aspeling, Stefan Willemse, Konrad de Villiers.
Zwartkop 50-14 Voortrekker Beth
Zwartkop started like a house on fire and led 12-00 after ten minutes of play. Despite a try by Voortrekker, Zwartkop continued to dominate, playing a disciplined game plan, many will claim old-fashioned but effective and led 26-07 going into the second half.
Voortrekker opened the scoring in the second half; however, Zwartkop took complete control of the game and scored almost at will to win 50-14.
Teams:
Zwartkop: 1 Matthew Smith, 2 Regan Blignaut, 3 Ruben Harvey, 4 Hermann Potgieter, 5 Jethro le Roux, 6 Mikka Allers, 7 Luan Wepener, 8 Wihan Roux, 9 Ruvan Burger, 10 Tilon Baron, 11 Rowan Badenhorst, 12 David van Jaarsveld (c), 13 Stiaan Botha, 14 Dian du Plooy, 15 Waylin Papier, 16 Marko Herbst, 17 Matthew Lewis, 18 Xander Huyser, 19 Giandre Claassen, 20 Kyle Koopman, 21 Zeagan Groenewald, 22 Reghardt Naude, 23 Jurie jv Rensburg. Coaches: David Gouws, Marne Coetzee.
Voortrekker Bethlehem: 1 Arend Britz, 2 Wessel Hattingh (c), 3 Moropa Lepondo, 4 Thys Parsons, 5 Francois Maree, 6 Katleho Xaba, 7 Lourens Roux, 8 Zak Steyn, 9 Vlag Janse van Rensburg, 10 JC Pretorius, 11 Brice Jones, 12 Siya Mdubo, 13 Sizwe Qwabe, 14 Thato Nthebere, 15 Katleho Pule, 16 DJ Uys, 17 Unathi Mbambo, 18 Willie Pretorius, 19 Tsegofatso Mthembu, 20 , 21 Heinrich Ras, 22 Cameron Meyer, 23 Linda Radebe.
