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GREY HIGH SCHOOL

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11 - 13 AUGUST 2022

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Headmaster’s Message Selborne College is delighted to once again be back at Grey High School for our annual Derby Day, after missing this fixture for over two years due to the Covid pandemic.

Best wishes to all the teams as they focus on their performance. May you all play in the right spirit, interact socially, make new friends and remember these special moments that develop on the fields and various venues, for many years to come.

To Grey High School, the Rector, Mr Christian Erasmus, the staff and boys of Grey High School, thank you for hosting Selborne College on this wonderful occasion.

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Message from Grey’s Rector Grey High vs Selborne College “It is with great anticipation that we welcome Mr Andrew Dewar, his staff and the men of Selborne College. We always enjoy this derby fixture between our schools and look forward to rekindling friendships and healthy rivalries.

As traditional Eastern Cape boys’ schools, we share and celebrate much in common, yet have a wonderful history of positive competition.

Derbies such as ours contribute to the strengthening of both schools and shaping our boys.

Thank you to all those parents who have travelled to support your sons – I trust that you will enjoy being part of our derby weekend. We look forward to a veritable feast of activities, including a concert with the Grey and Selborne bands, the Farmers Market and many sporting fixtures – may the friendships made during a weekend such as this last a lifetime.”

Chris Erasmus Grey High School

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GREY HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY FIRST XV

Jake Barnard (c)

Ivan Ingram

Aidan Wilkinson

Athenkosi Sipamla

Byron Forword

Corby van Heerden

Damian Baker

Daniel de Lange

Daniel du Toit

Daniel Gerber

Daylon Myners

De Wet Goedhals

Imaani Pemba

Jack Collett

Jordan Allan

Joshua Band

Joshua Durrheim

Kaiden Titus

Kenneth Garrod

Liyabona Matabielie

Mark Brombacher

Michael Molenaar

Mihle Matinise

Mtika Oliphant

Reece Miles

Sive Bwowe

Tobias Nota

Tristan van Aardt

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Chase Morison Coach: Selborne College First Team Rugby What can the school and parents expect from your team this year at the derby against Grey High?

It will no doubt be a thrilling game with two big packs of forwards going head-to-head in a contest which will ultimately be decided by which teams pack of forwards gets the upper hand.

Where is your strength as a team?

This group has proven to be a tenacious bunch and have shown good character in the tight encounters this year.

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Ryan Marimo Loosehead Prop

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Logan Mauer Hooker

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Aedan Gentle Tighthead Prop

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John de Villiers Lock

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Kyle van Wyk Fly-Half (c)

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Greg Fletcher Lock

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Tiaan Jacobs Blindside Flanker

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Aaron van Dyk Openside Flanker

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Dewan du Preez Number 8

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Ryan Mcmahon Scrum-Half

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Liyema Badli Left Wing

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Blake Schwulst Inside Centre

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Siya Sakhela Outside Centre

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Okwam Qavane Right Wing

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Amani Somana Full-back

What is the most difficult part of coaching a school team?

Controlling outside influence has become more and more of a challenge and having schoolboys that are committed to various other spheres of school life is a task to balance.

Why in your opinion, does school rugby get more competitive each year?

There are more resources these days for schoolboy rugby than in any other sport and schools are realizing that if their rugby programme does well, it is one of the biggest advertising tools for the school.

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Grey High School What is the highlight of your team’s rugby season this year?

I think we have had a good season with a lot of high points, but to name a few will be a win over Rondebosch, which were highly rated opponents from the Cape but also our performance against Grey College, after a surprise lost to Framesby, I think the boys have bounced back really well.

How do you motivate your team?

I think a big part of my motivation comes from giving the boys a ‘why’, Why do we play rugby?

Why do you want to win? Why do you want to play for this team? I think that gives great motivation for the boys and just on the field to be a constant voice in their ear giving them motivation in case something doesn’t go their way that they can do better next time and that there is always another carry, another catch and pass to make.

Are you happy with your team’s line-up for Saturday’s derby? Do you have any injuries in your team?

We do have a few injuries in key positions but overall, I think the team is looking strong and we have a good enough starting line-up to get the job done as well as a strong bench.

What is the highlight of your team’s rugby season this year?

The highlight of the season will definitely be realising that what we have as a team is special and knowing the brotherhood we have.

What do you as a team want to achieve this year? What will make you proud?

We as a team have achieved quite a lot this season, but to simply put it, just to win this last game against Selborne College. It is a massive derby in the Eastern Cape and just to end the season on high note will make me extremely proud of these boys.

Who is your vice-captain and how does he support you?

Aaron van Dyk is the vice-captain, and he supports me in many ways and is always there when I need him.

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What are your plans for the future?

Next year I plan to go to Stellenbosch University to further my studies, I don’t have a rugby plan for my future but I do intend to play at a social level for years to come.

How do you motivate your team?

The team is not difficult to motivate as it comes from within. We all support one another, so we all motivate each other.

Are you happy with your team’s line-up for Saturday’s derby? Do you have any injuries in your team?

I am very happy with our team and I know we will give it our best.

What do you as a team want to achieve this year? What will make you proud?

The first team wants to play without regrets and we want to play for something bigger than ourselves, which for us is the UBUKO initiative and Tries for Lives.

What are your plans for the future?

I want to carry on doing what I love, which is playing rugby and furthering my studies.

What can the school and parents expect from your team this year at the game against Selborne College?

They can expect a game that is going to be very competitive, it is going to be very intense and physical, especially up front with a lot of talent and excitement in the backline, so I think the interchanging between the two phases of play will be pleasing on the eye.

Where is your strength as a team?

Our strength as a team is our team culture and our ‘why’ - why are we playing for each other, why do we enjoy representing the school. From a technical side we have a good forward pack who are well coached and backline players that know when the opportunity arrives, they must take it.

What is the most difficult part of coaching a school team?

There are time constraints with school, and you only have afternoons to get the players fit and conditioned.

Why in your opinion, does school rugby get more competitive each year?

I think rugby is seen as a professional sport and there are a lot more people making a living out of rugby these days than in the past. Therefore, there are a lot more boys who want to play rugby at a higher level, and that’s why it is getting more competitive.

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HISTORICAL RESULTS 1952 - 2019 YEAR

WINNING SCHOOL

SCORE

2019

Grey High School

23 - 17

2018

Selborne College

31 – 26

2017

Grey High School

59 – 22

2016

Selborne College

27 – 21

2015

Selborne College

22 – 18

2014

Grey High School

20 – 18

2013

Grey High School

45 – 0

2012

Grey High School

27 – 22

2011

Selborne College

29 – 21

2010

Selborne College

30 – 17

2009

Selborne College

22 – 15

2008

Grey High School

16 – 10

2007

Grey High School

18 – 3

2006

Grey High School

18 – 17 62 – 3

2005

Grey High School

2005

Grey High School

16 – 3

2004

Selborne College

20 – 11

2004

Grey High School

18 – 16

2003

Grey High School

20 – 14

2003

Grey High School

37 – 13

2002

Grey High School

16 – 15

2001

Grey High School

28 – 12

2000

Grey High School

28 – 0

1999

Selborne College

23 – 22

1998

Selborne College

31 – 10

1997

Selborne College

20 – 10

1996

Selborne College

10 – 8

1995

Grey High School

18 – 17

1994

Selborne College

50 – 6

1993

Grey High School

16 – 15

1992

Political Unrest

1991

Grey High School

7–0

1990

Grey High School

9–4

1990

Selborne College

17 – 9

1989

Grey High School

27 – 3

1988

Selborne College

12 – 10

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YEAR 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952

WINNING SCHOOL Grey High School Selborne College Selborne College Grey High School Grey High School Grey/Selborne Grey High School Selborne College Selborne College Selborne College Grey High School Grey High School Selborne College Selborne College Selborne College Grey High School Selborne College Selborne College Grey/Selborne Grey High School Selborne College Selborne College Selborne College Selborne College Grey High School Selborne College Grey High School Selborne College Selborne College Selborne College Selborne College Polio Outbreak Grey/Selborne Grey High School Grey High School Selborne College

SCORE 10 – 6 15 – 10 7–6 18 – 6 29 – 9 16 – 16 24 – 7 18 – 12 22 – 13 26 – 19 21 – 4 17 – 11 21 – 20 10 – 6 20 – 4 9–0 19 – 9 16 – 13 6–6 11 – 6 11 – 5 10 – 5 16 – 9 10 – 0 19 – 3 16 – 3 8–3 6–3 12 – 0 19 – 8 19 – 0 0–0 25 – 3 5–3 9–3

PROGRAM PROGRAM

OTHER SPORT

THU: 11 AUG 18:30 Combined Music Concert in the de Waal Hall

AUG

Time

: 12

FRI: 12 AUG FARMERS MARKET

FRI

09:30 Selborne Band 10:15 Grey High Jazz Band

08:00 12:00 13:15

13:15

Activity Golf

PEGC

Tennis – 1ST Chess – 7 boards Squash – 1st & 2nd

HOCKEY Time 12:00

FRI

: 12

AUG

13:00 16:00 17:00 18:05 19:15

Activity 14C Grey 16E vs Selborne 16D Hockey 14A Hockey 16A Hockey 2nd Hockey 1st

Venue

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Wembley Library Old Grey Courts

PROGRAM PROGRAM

HOCKEY Time

Activity

07:45

16D

08:45

Rectory Astro

16B

10:45

Rectory Astro

5th

11:45

Rectory Astro

4th

12:45

Rectory Astro

3rd

Rectory Astro

14B

13:45

Rectory Astro

RUGBY Time

Kolisi Field

09:00

: 13 AUG

10:10

S AT

: 13 AUG S AT

Rectory Astro

16C

09:45

Venue

11:20 12:30 13:40 15:00

Pyott Field

14A 15A 16A 3RD XV 2ND XV 1ST XV

15B 16B 4th XV 14B

Gordon Field 6TH XV 5TH XV 14C 16C

Pollock Oval 15D 14D 16D 15C

GREY HIGH SCHOOL

u.16A Rugby

Front: Zubenathi Skosana, Fletcher Britz, Jordan Strydom, Xhanti Pongolo, Michael Anderson, Dylan Garrod and Johan Coetzee.

Back: Christopher Naude, Louis du Toit, Timothy Bolton, Samuel Marston, Blayton Ward, Caleb Falconer, Oyama Vukubi, James Reardon and Marquin Domingo.

u.15A Rugby

Front: Cole Moultrie, Libango Ndube, Luc de Villiers, Ray-Dylan Wilkinson, Caleb Ross, Zephyr Smith, and Meyer Prinsloo.

Back: Matthew Doster, Libonge Foster, Adam Holmboe, John Els, Ethan Stears, David Melariri, Bradly Myburgh, Mgwebi Buqaqauli and Cody Wilmot.

u.14A Rugby

Front: Noah Mbizi, Akhumzi Masoka, Ciaran Killian (v/c), Jed Paterson (c), Kadin Kretzmann and N Msakatya.

Back: Tristan Kemp, Silindezihle Ntshokoma, Joandre van Jaarsveld, Daniel Naude, Kobus Strydom, Travis Pheiffer, Blake Parker and Dane Paterson.

Absent: James Upton.

SELBORNE COLLEGE

u.16A Rugby

Front: Chad de Beyer (c) and Dante Deere (v/c).

2nd Row: Cole Schonknecht, Page Fennell, Esona Maliwa, Gcina Puzi, Boitumelo Selonyane and Matthew Hounsell.

3rd Row: Joshua Cloete, Gugu Booi, Jaden Landman, Adam Schwedhelm, Deacon Swartz and Lukhona Mamayo.

Back: Luke Mcgregor, Luke Stegmann, Caylum Jansen, Anjola Sogbanmu, Kyle Little and Thabo Sonamz.

u.15A Rugby

Front: Aviwe Jikwana, Samuel van der Venter, Linamandla Ndamase, Oliver Schmidt, Bunqina Nuku and Chad Weiman.

Middle: Iviwe Jikwana, Armand Van Rooyen, Njongo Dlanga, Mitchell Holl, Robert John Osunkwo and Mathew Bean.

Back: Uviwe Jikwana, Liam Hansen, Onele Badli, Qiniso Mhlambiso, Connor Maree and Daniel Carr.

u.14A Rugby

Front: Sinawo Bukula, Ozzie Ewing, Khazimla Qavile, Aston Lord and Reid de Coning.

2nd Row: Zayd Kammies, Jonathan Hosking, Daniel Olabodi, Sixolise Tutani and Zwelethu Nojaholo.

3rd Row: Luke Bowman, Daniel van Biljon, Aaron James, Hlumelo Molosi and Christopher Hartwig.

Back: Cian O’Neill, Connor Fowles, Kungawo Badli, Travis Enslin, Daniel Naude and Michael Russell.

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GREY HIGH SCHOOL u.19A HOCKEY

Casey Keevy (c)

Anakin Peens

Ashley Ostling

Cade Hoffman

Daniel Ristow

Douglas Harvey

Kian Cambier

Matthew Kingston

Robert Stow

Ryan Casali

Senz Mekuto

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Coach: Grey High School First Team Hockey

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Syleshan Rajagopal

Xander Elkington

What can the school and parents expect from your team this year at the derby against Selborne?

The parents and the school have already seen what we are capable of as a team and what type of product of hockey we are trying to put out there, and I think there is a bit of blood in the water. So I think the boys are going to come out blazing and it’s about controlling the game and their emotions and mixing it with a bit of good intensity and taking control of the opposition.

Where is your strength as a team?

Our strength as a team is exactly that, that we are a team. Hockey is a game where the ball moves quicker than what the players can, and I think we execute that style of hockey very well. We pass the ball around the field well, we are a well-structured team and the guys know their roles. We will be looking to do that going forward into the fixture against Selborne College and dominating as the best hockey school in the country and certainly in the Eastern Cape.

What is the most difficult part of coaching a school team?

I think the hardest thing about coaching at school is to juggle the guy’s expectations between their different activities culturally, academically and sport wise. Grey High School obviously have quite a high demand of performance in the school, at the hockey club we expect dedication and growth and that takes time of the boy’s schedule. If you have a committed structure where the boys are all buying in, then it seems to work.

Obviously, we try to work around everyone’s schedule and other sporting codes and the academics, but with some good communication we seem to get it right and that is by far the most challenging aspect.

Grey High School What is the highlight of your team’s hockey season this year?

I think one of the team’s biggest highlights must be beating Grey Bloem 2 – 0 in Bloemfontein, either that or beating Hilton College at Tourney Garden in East London early in the season, but both were very big games for us, and the boys managed to arise to the occasion.

How do you motivate your team?

Generally, I don’t really have to motivate the boys because they are always locked in before every game, they are always focused and know they have a job to do ahead of them. Normally we get together an hour before the game and chat, banter a bit, get in the zone, and just switch on as a team.

Are you happy with your team’s line-up for Saturday’s derby? Do you have any injuries in your team?

I think that everyone who comes into the team is a quality player and we always back them. We had about one or two injuries, but that doesn’t change the fact that they are quality players coming up into our system and that we back them one hundred percent.

What do you as a team want to achieve this year? What will make you proud?

I think our main goal coming to the back end of the season is beating Selborne College. If we do manage to beat them, we will be undefeated this year - that will be a proud moment for the team.

What are your plans for the future?

My plans are still very undecided at the moment. I am always pushing one way and then life throws me another curveball that sort of changes my decision, but I think one of my big options is to go to Holland and play for a club and try my best to make the best of the situation.

SELBORNE COLLEGE u.19A HOCKEY

Shane Viviers Coach: Selborne College First Team Hockey

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Alizwa Matwa (c)

1

Charlie Caswell

2

Tre’ Gilbert

3

James Carr

4

Tyler Stagg

5

Ben van der Merwe

6

Masibulela Siswana

8

Nathan Francis

9

Jared Genders

10

Nqaba Bashe (vc)

11

Luke Barratt

13

Alex Dewar

14

What can the school and parents expect from your team this year at the game against Grey High?

The school and parents can expect a steady performance. The boys have improved nicely throughout the year.

They always give their best and I am sure they will continue to do so. This is the last derby for the matric players.

Where is your strength as a team?

The boys never give up and work for each other and I expect a steady all-round performance from the squad.

What is the most difficult part of coaching a school team?

As a hockey coach, the boys are so busy and that is sometimes difficult to manage.

We need to ensure that they have a balanced life.

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E Y C A P TA IN TEAM HOCK

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Lunga Malusi

Daniel Sirgel

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Cade Kock

Selborne College What is the highlight of your team’s hockey season this year?

At the start of the season, we hosted the Nomads Festival, which featured some of top schools in the school; unfortunately, we didn’t do well, however after that festival we participated in the Grey PE Hibbert Shield where we came 4th out of 12 schools. The boys showed great mentality and determination to bounce back.

How do you motivate your team?

I tell the boys that they are aware of what we have to do. I tell them that if we play for each other and something bigger, we will end the game with a positive outcome.

Who is your vice-captain and how does he support you?

Nqaba Bashe. I would say I am a reticent person, so he pretty much does most of the talking and I always ask for his opinion when making decisions.

injuries in your team?

Yes, I am happy with our line-up, and fortunately, we have no injuries.

What do you as a team want to achieve this year? What will make you proud?

We want to become the best possible versions of ourselves and win more games than we lose obviously. The boys play their hearts out, sweating, bleeding and even crying for the badge and I am extremely proud of them.

What are your plans for the future?

I am planning to study IT next year, definitely playing hockey and hopefully get the opportunity to play at the highest level possible. I have received offers from UFS and NMU to play hockey while studying there, so those are my options now.

Are you happy with your team’s line-up for Saturday’s derby? Do you have any

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HOCKEY A - TEAMS

u.16A Hockey Front: Thomas Junger, Shawn Valentyn, Mr James Atherton, Blake Muller (c), Athi Voight and Caden Skinnette.

Back: Kaino Broadhurst, Zac Thornton, Morgan Mould, Travis Blignaut, Caleb Falconer, Ben Ristow, Caleb Humphreys, Luke Tait and Liam Poole.

u.14A Hockey Front: Benji Newman, Obakhe Memani, Mr CR Dolley, Matthew Allibone (c), Ben Atkinson and Ameer Muller.

Back: Ben Oosthuizen, Heinrich Volschenk, Keegan Le Roux, Jayden Rohroff, Jack Pelham, Logan Goddard-Ford and Dale Jennings.

u.16A Hockey Front: Nathan Amos-Brown, Kungo Macanda, Thomas Caswell, Reece Waitt.Middle: Daniel Conroy, Shane Stagg, Daniel Sirgel, Jacques van der Merwe.

Back: Adam Rogers, Daniel Gaylard, Waeden Plaatjies, Josh Haschick.

u.14A Hockey Front: Ethan James, Merrick Collins, Matthew Hendry, Colby Strydom.

Middle: Sanda George, Saneze Kweba, Daelin Hendriks, Carter Stewart, Rael Govind.

Back: Lwando Gwaxa, Christopher Pringle, Astin Roux, Kungawo Vasi, Bradley Diemer.

GREY HIGH - OTHER SPORTS

Tennis

Angling

Front: Ivan Swart, Johan Coetzee, Xander Elkington and Rashay Nathoo.

Back: Jack Brennan, Caleb Rensburg, and Thomas Ellis.

Golf

Back: Micheal Oosthuizen, Cade Geldart, Chase von Waltsleben.

Front: William Wedderburn, Mr van Eeden, Micheal Mollenaar.

Golf 2nd team

Front: Matthew Tiemann, Gabriel Ross (c), Mr Gerhard Hills (coach), Jean Upman.

Back: Othimna Matiwana, Bryce Paxton, Charles Rose-Innes, Devon Valentine.

Chess

Front: Matthew Tiemann, Gabriel Ross (c), Mr Gerhard Hills (Coach), Joshua Rennie.

Back: Zane Jonker, Steven Lee, Jarryd Swanns, Louis van der Walt.

Golf 3rd team

Front: Thomas Fogarty, Matthew Kruger, Ryan van der Hoogen, Thabang Singwani.

Back: Josh Kettledas, J.J. Chipunza, Jorge Stickells, Saskian Louw, Tristan Tamboer.

Squash

Front: Kyle Tiemann, Timothy Bolton, Mr Gerhard Hills (Coach), Keagan Fourie.

Back: Brayden Meyer, Drisden Pretorius, Daniel Elfick, Daniel Stevenson, Bryce Lansdell, Nathan Howell, Tristan Grundling.

Mountain Biking

Front: Zunaid Lewis, Luke Muller, Adrian Mitchell.

Back: Benji Newman, Ben Wessels, David Lawrence.

Front: Jared Loenen, Grant Garner, Mrs Du Plessis (Coach), Francois De Villiers, Timothy Barnes.

Back: Rowan Farrell, William Wedderburn, Luke Evans, Ndaba Mandaba, Ishaan Raga.

SELBORNE COLLEGE XXXXXXXX - OTHER SPORTS

Tennis

Chess

Front: Jack Green, Michael Opperman.

Middle: Caleb Bouchier, James Horsley, Sandon Grotjohn.

Back: Adam Lloyd, Timothy Morrell, Zoku Poswa, Joshua Kleynhans.

Front: Ikai Wang, Daniel Griffiths, Jing-Qian Ou, Zachuma Ngculana, Sebastian Chang.

Back: Siyolise Ntozakhe, Ross Vosloo, Rameez Adams Jayden Maree, Onesimo Voyi.

Squash

Golf

Riley Boardman

Yun-Chien Chang

Tre Gilbert

Thomas Hammond

Jake Taylor

Ben vd Merwe

Jorandan vd Westhuizen

Gray van Heerden

Front: Keegan Worth, Michael Donaldson, Luke Jacoby, Jody Emslie.

Back: Daniel van Biljon, Brady Potter, Matthew Earl, Jacob Sinclair, Connor Earl.