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BOETA CHAMBERLAIN INTERVIEW
CELL C SHARKS PLAYER PROFILES
CELL C SHARKS VS BENETTON
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CELL C SHARKS VS VODACOM BULLS
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MAJOR MATCHUP (VURC)
WILLIAMS VS DUVENHAGE
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HUGO VS SWANEPOEL
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VODACOM UNITED RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP
FIXTURES & RESULTS & LOG
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CURRIE CUP THE SHARKS
The Cell C Sharks, on the back of a truly heroic performance in France over the weekend, are back at home in The Shark Tank to resume their URC campaign against Benetton tonight…
Neil Powell’s charges might have lost the ‘battle of Toulouse’ on Saturday, and dropped out of the Heineken Champions Cup race, yet the boys emerged from the Stade Ernest-Wallon with enormous credit.
The final score might have been 54-20 to the five-time Champions Cup winners, Toulouse, yet it was no reflection of just how well the Cell C Sharks had acquitted themselves, especially during the first hour and more of the quarter-final.
“It was a major disappointment,” Powell acknowledged afterwards.
“Walking into the change-room after the game, there was dead silence. You could see the utter disappointment on the guys' faces.”
After all, at halftime, Toulouse, who basically boasts the backbone of the French national side, was still clinging to a narrow 14-11 advantage.
Then, in the 53rd minute, Boeta Chamberlain glided into the backline and raced through untouched for a brilliant try, which Curwin Bosch goaled from touch to reduce the deficit to only 17-21, with barely a quarter left.
Unfortunately, Toulouse replied immediately thereafter through a try by winger Juan Cruz Mallia, from turnover possession, and then the floodgates inexplicably opened.
With the passionate home crowd urging on their team, as well as placing certain pressure on the match officials, there were a couple of doubtful calls, with Sikumbuzo Notshe, who had a blinder, being denied of a try in the first couple of minutes, due to obstruction - which was not at all clear on the TV replays.
“The big turning point was Grant Williams’ try that was disallowed because of a forward pass,” added Powell.
“If we had scored that we probably could have gained a bit of momentum to keep the pressure up on them and finish strong.
“The guys nevertheless produced a big effort, a big fight. They really tried hard and left everything out there on the field.”
Although they are now out of the Champions Cup race, the performance in Toulouse proved beyond doubt that this Cell C Sharks unit, at full strength, are more than capable of still doing really well in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship.
Tonight they host the 2021 Pro14 Rainbow Cup and multiple Italian champions, Benetton, and will be looking for another big performance to improve their standing on the URC table and challenge for a playoff spot.
Benetton triumphed 27-23 over Cardiff in the EPCR Challenge Cup quarter-finals at the Stadio Comunale di Monigo on Saturday.
Last year, the Cell C Sharks saw off Benetton 29-7 in Treviso, bagging a bonus point in the process. They are fizzing to deliver a similar result at home tonight, prior to hosting Munster next week.
The boys will no doubt back themselves for another top performance against Munster, too, having comprehensively dismantled the Irish outfit at Hollywoodbets Kings Park a few weeks ago in the Champions Cup.
To be sure, two home wins on the trot will significantly boost the Cell C Sharks’ chances for glory in the URC.
“THE GUYS NEVERTHELESS PRODUCED A BIG EFFORT, A BIG FIGHT. THEY REALLY TRIED HARD AND LEFT EVERYTHING OUT THERE ON THE FIELD.”
The Cell C Sharks showed their true mettle as they grinded out an invaluable home win against the defending Currie Cup champions, the Pumas. The intent is to carry on where they left off last Friday night, against the Bulls at Hollywoodbets Kings Park today…
The sheer significance of last weekend’s feat may only become obvious once this year’s Currie Cup Premier Division has run its course.
Considering that the Cell C Sharks had to play the majority of the second half with only 14, and, at one stage, 13 men, their 1912 victory over the defending champions and Currie Cup log leaders was indeed hard-fought, and well-deserved.
It was the Pumas’ first defeat from five games played so far this season, which underlines the enormity of the Cell C Sharks’ feat.
Following a minute of silence for coaching legend Ian McIntosh, who had passed away last week, the Cell C Sharks exhibited a highly resolute start to the confrontation and raced to a commanding 16-0 advantage after just over half an hour.
As was the case the week before, against
the Lions in Johannesburg, the Cell C Sharks’ discipline let them down shortly after halftime, when they conceded both a red and yellow card. To their credit, this setback only served to harden the resolve even more.
“The guys showed incredible character during this tough period,” Cell C Sharks coach Joey Mongalo observed.
“That’s not coaching; that’s purely a group that is starting to believe in each other and the journey that this team is on.
“It almost feels like this team likes adversity, because every time that things get tough they seem to stand up.”
Captain Reniel Hugo, named Man of the Match, led from the proverbial front, and his leadership carried the team through that extremely difficult 10-minute period, when they had to get by with only 13 men.
“Reniel was massive, and well assisted by
Murray Koster,” Mongalo said.
“That type of leadership was the only thing that could have pulled the team through.
“Reniel has a calm head, and he leads through action. So, when he does speak, the guys follow.”
The Cell C Sharks enjoy an unbeaten record at home in this year’s Currie Cup, but have lost both their away games to date, against Griquas and the Lions.
“We’re in the second phase of our roadmap, with three out of the four games during this phase at home.
“This win does give us enormous confidence, and I’m hoping that this confidence will breed more and more belief.
“This group is probably one win away from understanding just how good they can possibly be.”
Last week’s victory has also boosted the Cell C Sharks’ championship points tally to 15, and, although they remain fourth on the standings, Mongalo’s men are now just six points adrift of the table-topping Pumas and Cheetahs.
Thus today’s outing against the Bulls is of vital importance.
The Bulls come of a drought-breaking victory of 40-3 over Griquas, their first win in five attempts this season, and will be fizzing to build on that momentum.
However, that win was achieved with a fullstrength URC team, a luxury they will have to do without again today.
Considering how impressive the Cell C Sharks were against the Pumas, Hugo and co will be satisfied with nothing less than a back-to-back win today.
Boeta Chamberlain is one of those naturally gifted players whose instinctive charm with the ball in hand can set a game of rugby alight. His superlative try in Toulouse over the weekend was a graphic illustration of that, and the Cell C Sharks fullback is certain to provide more thrills on the URC stage at home…
Henry ‘Boeta’ Chamberlain - the nickname originated when his elder sister, Beanca, started calling him ‘Boeta’ as a babyannounced his arrival on the Currie Cup stage four years ago in a victory over the Golden Lions in Johannesburg.
Playing flyhalf that day, Chamberlain called the shots like a seasoned professional and produced an all-round authoritative performance that had BMT written all over it. It is probably thanks to his father, Bennie, who, when Chamberlain was only six years old, gave him a piece of invaluable advice.
“I always watched rugby on TV with Dad,” recalls Chamberlain, who was born in Cape Town 24 years ago.
“So, when I told him I also wanted to play, he took me to practice at Brackenfell Primary. I was so awe-struck, though, that I simply dawdled along behind all the other boys all afternoon.
“Afterwards, on the way home, he hauled me over the coals, telling me to get my hands on the ball and become involved, otherwise I’d just be wasting his time.
“At the next training session, I scored five tries.
“I’m forever grateful to my father, as well as the rest of my family, for their continuous support and sacrifices over the years.”
Chamberlain’s journey started there and then, and, having excelled at rugby, cricket and athletics at primary school, he was offered a bursary to attend the prestigious Paarl Boys High School.
That, eventually, would also lead to his liaison with the Cell C Sharks.
“At the St Johns Easter Rugby Festival in 2017, I tore my knee ligaments in a match against Affies, but as I sat next to the touchline, a recruitment officer from The Sharks came
over and said that he had seen enough of me and that they wanted to offer me a junior contract for the following year.”
Chamberlain might have missed out on playing at the Craven Week, due to his injury, yet, instead, he became a Cell C Shark.
“I’ve been with The Sharks for six years now, and it truly is a dream come true,” he says.
One of his highlights in black and white so far, was when, as cool as a cucumber, he banged over a hat-trick of dropped goals to not only achieve a vital 27-13 away win over the Ospreys but also walk off with the Manof-the-Match spoils in 2021.
Apart from those prodigious field goals, Chamberlain also impressed with his allround game-management and confidence under the high ball.
A moment that he still treasures, more than any game on the big stage of world rugby, however, was the Western Province U13 trials many years ago.
“I was only the fourth choice flyhalf when the final round of trials came along,” he recalls.
“Dad had taught me that a defensive flyhalf would always progress more than just an attacking flyhalf, because one can learn to attack, but defence comes down to guts.
“I managed to pull off three or four trysaving tackles during that trials match, and advanced from fourth to first choice flyhalf.”
Another personal highlight for Chamberlain
was the Cell C Sharks’ 40-27 win against the Blue Bulls in the national U19 final of 2018, in which he scored a try and a dropped goal. Lately, he has been operating at fullback for the Cell C Sharks, in both the Heineken Champions Cup and Vodacom United Rugby Championships, and is thoroughly enjoying himself.
“The number on the back of my jersey doesn’t matter,” he says.
“Just to be able to pull on the Cell C Sharks jersey, and to be able to live my dream, is enough for me.”
Despite his scintillating try against Toulouse in Saturday’s Champions Cup quarter-final, which Bosch goaled to reduce the deficit to only 17-20, with barely 20 minutes left on the clock, the Cell C Sharks suffered a 20-54 defeat, which was no reward for the magnificent manner in which they took the game to Toulouse during the opening 60 minutes.
“We always knew that whenever the Toulouse crowd became quiet, we would be gaining the upper hand, and that was exactly what happened after Grant Williams had crossed for what would’ve been his second try.
“The try was disallowed, though, because of an alleged forward pass. That broke our hearts, the crowd became alive again and Toulouse simply seemed to be re-energised.
“Our focus has now shifted back to the URC, and, although we might not be where we want to be on the log, we know what is required for us to be successful, and we’re very keen for the next two games at home…”
PROP OX NCHE
BORN: 23/07/1995
HEIGHT: 1.73 m
WEIGHT: 114KG
BONGI MBONAMBI
HOOKER
BORN: 07/01/1991
HEIGHT: 1.75 m
WEIGHT: 108KG
THOMAS DU TOIT
PROP
BORN: 05/05/1995
HEIGHT: 1.89 m
WEIGHT: 134KG
HYRON ANDREWS
GERBRANDT GROBLER
LOCK LOCK
BORN: 6/07/1995
HEIGHT: 2.03 m WEIGHT: 108KG
BORN: 06/02/1992
HEIGHT: 2.01 m
WEIGHT: 119KG
SIYA KOLISI
FLANK
BORN: 16/06/1991
HEIGHT: 1.88 m
WEIGHT: 103KG
VINCENT TSHITUKA
FLANK
BORN: 10/09.1998
HEIGHT: 1.95 m
WEIGHT: 107KG
SIKHUMBUZO NOTSHE
EIGHTH MAN
BORN: 28/05/1993
HEIGHT: 1.86 m
GRANT WILLIAMS
SCRUM-HALF
BORN: 22/07/1996
WEIGHT: 92KG
WEIGHT: 105KG
HEIGHT: 1.74m
CURWIN BOSCH BEN TAPUAI
FLYHALF
BORN: 25/06/1997
HEIGHT: 1.81 m
WEIGHT: 85KG
MAKAZOLE MAPIMPI
WING
BORN:26/07/1990
HEIGHT: 1.84 m
WEIGHT: 91KG
CENTRE
BORN:19/01/1989
HEIGHT: 1.80 m
WEIGHT: 95KG
LUKHANYO AM
BORN: 28/11/1993
HEIGHT: 1.86 m WEIGHT: 93KG
WERNER KOK
BORN: 17/01/1993
HEIGHT: 1.79 m
WEIGHT: 94KG
BOETA CHAMBERLAIN
FULLBACK
BORN: 22/02/1999
HEIGHT: 1.81 m
WEIGHT: 86KG
KERRON VAN VUUREN
BORN: 23/05/1995
HEIGHT: 1.87 m
WEIGHT: 106KG
NTUTHUKO MCHUNU
BORN: 08/10/1992
HEIGHT: 1.81 m
WEIGHT: 112KG
CARLU SADIE
PROP
BORN: 07/05/1997
HEIGHT: 1.82 m
WEIGHT: 138KG
JEANDRE LABUSCHAGNE
LOCK
BORN: 17/7/1999
HEIGHT: 1.95 m
WEIGHT: 106KG
PHEPSI BUTHELEZI
LOOSE FORWARD
BORN: 30/05/1999
HEIGHT: 1.88m
WEIGHT: 102KG
CAMERON WRIGHT
SCRUM-HALF
BORN: 12/04/1994
HEIGHT: 1.81 m
WEIGHT: 92KG
MARNUS POTGIETER
BORN:20/06/1999
HEIGHT: 1.90 m
WEIGHT: 102KG
THAAKIR ABRAHAMS
WING
BORN:10/01/2000
HEIGHT: 1.75 m
WEIGHT: 75KG
RHYNO SMITH
EDOARDO PADOVANI
NACHO BREX
JOAQUIN REIRA
MARCUS WATSON
TOMAS ALBORNOZ
DEWALDT DUVENAGE (C)
LORENZO CANNONE
MICHELE LAMARO
SEBASTIAN NEGRI
FEDERICO RUZZA
NICCOLO CANNONE
TIZIANO PASQUALI
GIACOMO NICOTERA
NAHUEL TETAZ
SIUA MAILE
THOMAS GALLO
FILIPPO ALONGI
RICCARDO FAVRETTO
MANUEL ZULIANI
ALESSANDRO GARBISI
JACOB UMAGA
MARCO ZANON
ASSISTANT REFEREES
STEPHAN GELDENHUYS & MORNE FERREIRA
TMO
JONATHAN MASON
HEAD COACH CENCATTO ENRICO
MANAGER MARCO BORTOLAMI
FRANCO KNOETZE
SIBONGILE NOVUKA
LIONEL MAPOE
CHRIS BAREND SMIT
WANDISILE SIMELANE
MORNE STEYN
ZAK BURGER
NIZAAM CARR (C)
REINHARDT LUDWIG
CAMERON HANEKOM
JANKO SWANEPOEL
JACQUES DU PLESSIS
SEBASTIAN LOMBARD
JAN HENDRIK WESSELS
SIMPHIWE MATANZIMA
JACQUES VAN ROOYEN
TIAAN LANGE
ROBERT HUNT
PHUMZILE MAQONDWANA
WJ STEENKAMP
BERNARD VAN DER LINDE
CORNAL HENDRICKS
KABELO MOKOENA
ASSISTANT REFEREES
ZUKILE MADIKIZELA & SANELE MDLALOSE
TMO EGON
HEAD COACH JAKE WHITE
MANAGER
ELIAS BENETTT
NAHUEL TETAZ
BORN: 11/06/1989
HEIGHT: 1.88 m
WEIGHT: 121KG
GIACOMO NICOTERA
BORN:15/07/1996
HEIGHT: 1.83 m
WEIGHT: 102KG
TIZIANO PASQUALI
BORN:14/07/1994
HEIGHT: 1.79 m
WEIGHT: 118KG
NICCOLO CANNONE
BORN:17/05/1998
HEIGHT: 1.95 m
WEIGHT: 120KG
FEDERICO RUZZA
WEIGHT: 108 KG
BORN:4/08/1994
HEIGHT:1.98 m
MICHELE LAMARO
BORN: 3/06/1998
HEIGHT: 1.88m
WEIGHT: 103KG
LORENZO CANNONE
EIGHTH
BORN: 28/01/2001
HEIGHT: 1.90m
WEIGHT: 102KG
SEBASTIAN NEGRI
FLANK
BORN: 30/06/1994
HEIGHT: 1.95 m
WEIGHT: 108KG
TOMAS ALBORNOZ
BORN: 17/09/1997
HEIGHT: 1.73m
WEIGHT: 82KG
MARCUS WATSON
BORN: 27/06/1991
HEIGHT: 1.78m
WEIGHT: 86KG
DEWALDT DUVENAGE (C)
SCRUMHALF
BORN: 22/05/1988
HEIGHT: 1.73m
WEIGHT: 84KG
JOAQUIN REIRA
BORN:22/02/1994
HEIGHT: 1.82 m
WEIGHT: 87KG
RHYNO SMITH NACHO BREX
CENTRE
BORN: 26/05/1992
HEIGHT: 1.89 m
WEIGHT: 99KG
EDOARDO PADOVANI
WING
BORN: 15/05/1993
HEIGHT: 1.89m
WEIGHT: 95KG
FULL BACK
BORN:11/02/1993
HEIGHT: 1.73m
WEIGHT: 81KG
THOMAS GALLO SIUA MAILE
PROP HOOKER
BORN: 18/02/1997
HEIGHT: 1.81 m
WEIGHT: 111KG
BORN: 30/04/1999
HEIGHT: 1.76 m
WEIGHT: 107KG
FILIPPO ALONGI
PROP
BORN: 27/04/2000
HEIGHT:1.87m
WEIGHT: 118KG
RICCARDO FAVRETTO
LOCK
BORN:10/10/2001
HEIGHT: 2m
WEIGHT: 105KG
MANUEL ZULIANI
LOOSE FORWARD
BORN: 26/04/2000
HEIGHT: 1.88m
WEIGHT: 108KG
ALESSANDRO GARBISI
SCRUM-HALF
BORN: 11/04/2002
HEIGHT: 1.74m
WEIGHT: 83KG
JACOB UMAGA
FLYHALF
BORN: 8/07/1998
HEIGHT: 1.82m
WEIGHT: 91KG
MARCO ZANON
FLANK
BORN: 3/10/1997
HEIGHT: 1.85m
WEIGHT: 96KG
It is captain versus captain at No 8 today.
Grant Williams has established himself as a Cell C Sharks’ star and, indeed, a challenger for Springbok No 9 jumper, ever since his sensational solo performance in Belfast last year.
Despite the narrow 21-24 away loss to Ulster, Williams set the URC encounter alight to very nearly snatch victory from the jaws of defeat for the Cell C Sharks. Coming off the bench, he not only ran almost the length of the field for a stupendous try of his own, but also carved the Ulster defence open to create one for Marius Louw.
With one Bok test cap already to his name, Williams again starred in Toulouse this past weekend, scoring a great try in the first half, and almost another after the break.
Dewaldt Duvenage returns to Hollywoodbest Kings Park today for the first time since the Currie Cup final in 2017, when he played a starring role in Western Province’s 33-21 win against the Cell C Sharks.
With 64 caps for the Stormers under his belt and having represented South Africa U21 and SA ‘A’, Duvenage captains the visiting Benetton from the base of the scrum, and has established himself as a regular and reliable member of the Italian outfit, since signing with them five years ago.
He previously also represented Perpignan in the French Top 14.
Passionate, yet cool, calm and collected.
That sums up Cell C Sharks lock and captain, Reniel Hugo, who led from the front as he skippered the boys to last Friday’s landmark 19-12 triumph over the defending Currie Cup champions and log leaders, the Pumas.
Previously, Hugo was as a frontline member of the Cheetah side that clinched the Currie Cup in 2016 and also represented Toyota Verblitz in Japan.
The 32-year-old joined the Cell C Sharks three years ago and celebrated his Rainbow Cup debut with a superlative hat-trick of tries against the Stormers in 2021.
A member of the Blue Bulls outfit that saw off the Cell C Sharks in the Currie Cup final of 2021, and scored a try in the process, Janko Swanepoel originates from Stellenberg High School, near Durbanville in the Cape.
Having moved up through the Western Province age-group ranks, and representing SA Schools in 2019, Swanepoel was recruited by the Bulls following matric, and made rapid progress in the capital.
The 23-year-old, who stands 2.00 m tall and tips the scales at almost 110 kg, is developing into a typical Bulls bruiser, and should prove quite a handful today.
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The Italian rugby connection with Durban continues today, 50 years since the Italian national side played Natal in 1973, with today’s maiden visit to Hollywoodbets Kings Park by Benetton Rugby, also known as Benetton Treviso…
Did you know that…
* Based in the northern Italian city of Treviso, Treviso Rugby was established in 1932.
* Since 1956, Treviso Rugby has clinched the Italian Championship on 15 occasions.
* The 1973 Italian side that lost 3-23 to Natal, contained three members from Treviso: winger Luigi Francescato, and flankers Umberto Cossara and Antonio Rocca.
* Following its acquisition by Benetton Group, a global fashion brand based in Ponzano Veneto, Italy, in 1979, Treviso was renamed Benetton Treviso.
* Notable overseas internationals to have represented Benetton Treviso include All Black John Kirwan and Wallaby Michael Lynagh, as well as SA-born Michael Horak (England), the current Cell C Sharks High Performance Manager.
* Benetton Rugby has participated in the United Rugby Championship (formerly the Pro14 and Pro12) since 2010, and won the inaugural Pro14 Rainbow Cup in 2021.
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