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Excellent news is that it will start again
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SA Rugby confirms resumption of schools and amateur rugby non-contact training

SA Rugby has given the green light to all amateur rugby – schools, clubs and associations – to resume with non-contact training according to specific safety conditions in view of the current COVID-19 pandemic.

The decision was taken in view of the recent easing of adjusted Level 3 lockdown regulations, with the current downward curve in the rates of infection.

Schools, associations and amateur clubs will only be allowed to resume non-contact training under the following strict circumstances:

All the conditions for the return to training of contact sport as published in the relevant Government Gazettes and directions are met;
On the publication of any further changes and amendments stipulated in the Government Gazettes and directions must be implemented immediately;
Contact sports may only return to train and not to play;
All the relevant and applicable health and safety measures are observed and that there is no physical contact between participants during training.
Meanwhile, SA Rugby also confirmed the restart of the amateur rugby season will follow a structured approach to ensure the health and safety of players and management are taken into consideration.

The initial phase comprises of a minimum of four weeks’ non-contact training where the emphasis will be on fitness, conditioning and strength training.

Phase two, if permitted by the relevant bodies, will see a minimum of four weeks’ gradual integration of contact training, paving the way for return to play in the third phase.

SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux said this is an important step in getting the local amateur season off to a good start, but he emphasised the need for responsible behaviour from these rugby communities.

“SA Rugby is the custodian of rugby in the country but school sport falls under the auspices of the Department of Basic Education and they must therefore adhere to government’s rules and regulations,” said Roux.

“Schools have got their own COVID management committees, and together with the school headmaster they will provide the final say on whether the school participates in rugby or not.

“The ultimate responsible person will be the principal of each school. It remains our collective responsibility to ensure that the players and coaches who participate in the game of rugby do so in a safe environment and mitigates against the risk of unnecessary illness and injury.”

Rassie Erasmus, the SA Rugby Director of Rugby, said while there will be excitement amongst these rugby communities, it is very important that they adhere to the protocols.

“Schools, clubs and associations have waited for a long time to restart training after such a prolonged absence away from the game because of the pandemic,” he said.

“Schools rugby is the foundation of our game and where our future Springboks are born. We’ve already lost an entire season and we’re working very hard at ensuring they play again this year, keeping in mind the fluidity of the pandemic.

“While they will no doubt be very excited for the prospects of restarting rugby activities, we must emphasise the importance of strict adherence to the guidelines of the Government, as well as SA Rugby’s own Covid-19 protocols.”

SA Rugby will immediately communicate any future changes that may affect amateur rugby as directed by Government.
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Non-contact rugby? I know a few players who will excel at that.
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Last year Affies lost out with their 100 year festival. This year with a bit of luck Monnas, Kearsney College & Helpies with their 100 years and Michaelhouse with their 125 year festivals.
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SA Rugby schools rankings with 2020 matrix results

http://schoolboyrugby.co.za/?p=39041


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Some interesting rankings.

Paul Roos nr 3
Grey Kollege nr 50
Paarl Gim nr 19
Paarl Boishaai nr 15
Grey High nr 28

Paul Roos by far the most balanced school in SA.
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Cricket abandoned the league as it was too late in the year. But my kid got 4 weeks in already in friendlies between clubs...the kids are desperate to get bat onto ball...
They have lost an entire season. So sad because we have some really talented all-rounder kids who can go far. But it's been interesting watching the kids return back. Kids that would run in at pace from long run ups are looking so disjointed, uncoordinated and frumpy and getting no pace on the ball and bowling at medium pace...so its great for the batsmen. Suddenly there are a number of kids bowling spin like my son and doing so much better with accuracy, economy and taking wickets...
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With immediate effect SA Rugby’s EXCO has given the approval for school rugby to begin with training albeit under several strict conditions.

Due to the drop in COVID-19 infection rates and the easing of the Level 3 restrictions in South Africa the recommendation was put to SA Rugby’s Executive Committee by a working group of SA Rugby which included members for South African Schools Rugby Association (SASRA), Provincial Rugby Unions and SA Rugby.

Under these stringent conditions and following a structured approach to ensure that the safety of the players is taken into consideration:

Phase 1:

There will be a minimum of 4 weeks of non-contact training. The emphasis during this period will be placed on fitness and strength training.



Phase 2:

Following Phase 1, if permitted by the relevant authoritative bodies, a minimum of 4 weeks gradual integration of contact training.



Phase 3:

A return to play



SA Rugby is the custodian of rugby in South Africa but acknowledges that school sport falls under the auspices of the Department of Basic Education and therefore must adhere to their rules and regulations.

Schools have got their own COVID management committees, and together with the school headmaster will provide the final say on whether the school participates in rugby or not. The ultimate responsible person will be the principal of each school. – SARU

Some positive news and hopefully we might still see plenty of quality school rugby in 2021.
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OomStruisbaai wrote: Sun Mar 07, 2021 5:41 am SASS
School Rugby Back on Track for 2021…potentially
School rugby rankings
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School Rugby Back on Track for 2021…potentially

With immediate effect SA Rugby’s EXCO has given the approval for school rugby to begin with training albeit under several strict conditions.

Due to the drop in COVID-19 infection rates and the easing of the Level 3 restrictions in South Africa the recommendation was put to SA Rugby’s Executive Committee by a working group of SA Rugby which included members for South African Schools Rugby Association (SASRA), Provincial Rugby Unions and SA Rugby.

Under these stringent conditions and following a structured approach to ensure that the safety of the players is taken into consideration:

Phase 1:

There will be a minimum of 4 weeks of non-contact training. The emphasis during this period will be placed on fitness and strength training.



Phase 2:

Following Phase 1, if permitted by the relevant authoritative bodies, a minimum of 4 weeks gradual integration of contact training.



Phase 3:

A return to play



SA Rugby is the custodian of rugby in South Africa but acknowledges that school sport falls under the auspices of the Department of Basic Education and therefore must adhere to their rules and regulations.

Schools have got their own COVID management committees, and together with the school headmaster will provide the final say on whether the school participates in rugby or not. The ultimate responsible person will be the principal of each school. – SARU

Some positive news and hopefully we might still see plenty of quality school rugby in 2021.
I suppose that I'll watch a bit if Grey High Rugby while here. I haven't heard of any decent club in PE
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Nipper can take you to the old Boys losie at Grey High.

Fantastic school with big culture.
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Varsity Cup
South Africa’s biggest varsity rugby tournament is back and will feature some exciting changes.
The 2021 edition of the FNB Varsity Cup will be played in a secure bio-bubble at the University of Pretoria from 4 April to 24 May and for the first time include comprehensive broadcast coverage of FNB Varsity Shield matches too.
The FNB Varsity Cup is set to alternate with the FNB Varsity Shield during this 51-day period, with all 17 teams staying at the FNB Varsity Cup Village. Teams will leave and return to the Village between bubbles.
Both the FNB Varsity Cup and FNB Varsity Shield will adhere to SA Rugby’s Covid-19 protocols, with players and management being tested regularly. Weekly testing will also be done during the four-week period leading up to the tournaments.
“It’s been a long and hard journey to this point, but we’re finally going to see the best in young rugby talent again,” says Xhanti-Lomzi Nesi, Varsity Cup Tournament Manager. “We might not be able to have in-stadium attendance, but we have a feast of rugby planned on SuperSport and a couple of surprises for fans. Varsity Cup has always been about innovation, pushing the boundaries and changing lives of those who form part of it. In 2021, we’re going to take this to the next level.”
The nine rounds of the FNB Varsity Cup league stage will be split into three bubbles of three rounds each. After rounds three and six, FNB Varsity Cup teams will leave the Village as FNB Varsity Shield teams arrive. The FNB Varsity Shield is set to take place across two bubbles.
Matches will be played at Tuks Stadium, the Tuks B-Field and at Loftus Versfeld (a mere 4km away) on Mondays, Thursdays, Sundays and public holidays.
As always, the top four teams on the FNB Varsity Cup log will qualify for the semi-finals, which will be played on 21 May, followed by the final on 24 May. The top two teams on the FNB Varsity Shield log will contest the final on 9 May.
SuperSport will broadcast 34 of the 48 FNB Varsity Cup matches live and – for the first time ever – all 22 FNB Varsity Shield fixtures.
After last year’s FNB Varsity Cup and FNB Varsity Shield tournaments were cut short by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Varsity Cup Board opted to promote the FNB Madibaz to the FNB Varsity Cup as they had already secured enough points on the combined 2019-2020 FNB Varsity Shield log. And with no team being relegated from the FNB Varsity Cup in 2020, there will be 10 participants in the 2021 tournament.
The FNB Varsity Shield will still have seven teams in 2021 after University Sports South Africa (USSA) nominated Durban University of Technology (DUT) to join the tournament. FNB DUT will make their debut against FNB WSU in the first match of the FNB Varsity Shield at Loftus Versfeld on 12 April.
There will be no promotion or relegation after the 2021 season. Instead, the bottom two teams on the combined 2021-2022 FNB Varsity Cup log will be relegated to the FNB Varsity Shield, while the last-placed team on the combined 2021-2022 FNB Varsity Shield log will fall out of the tournament. From the 2023 season, there will be eight teams in the Cup and eight in the Shield.
No changes have been made to the rules and regulations for the 2021 season. FNB Varsity Cup teams will still be able to score a seven-point try originating from their own half, while Cup and Shield teams are allowed to replace a red-carded player with a substitute after 15 minutes. In the FNB Varsity Cup semi-finals and final, captains and coaches can use a white card to review a referee’s decision, with each team allowed one review per half.
The FNB Varsity Cup’s eligibility rules also remain the same, with players requiring 60 academic credits from 2020 to be able to play in 2021.
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http://ruggas.co.za/varsity-cup-fixture ... announced/
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So happy this is going ahead!
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Duhan van der Merwe & Gelant playing for Kwaggas. Myself attend that match in George. Kwaggas vs Gim was top class those years.
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OomStruisbaai wrote: Wed Mar 31, 2021 4:20 am Varsity Cup coming up next week.

http://ruggas.co.za/varsity-cup-coaches ... ir-squads/
varsity cup always great to watch, too bad there won't be crowds
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At least we have rugby till Rainbow Cup starts
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HT CUT 19-6 UJ
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HT CUT 19-6 UJ
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OomStruisbaai wrote: Sun Apr 04, 2021 3:53 pm HT CUT 19-6 UJ
I had backed UJ to klap them.
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FNB CUT IXIAS vs FNB UJ (Sunday, 17:00, SuperSport channel 211)
FNB CUT Ixias – 15 Cohen Jasper, 14 Tsepo Malumane, 13 Niell Stannard, 12 Heino Bezuidenhout, 11 Ricoman Titus, 10 Charles Williams, 9 Zinedine Booysen, 8 Ulrich Stander, 7 Luvuyo Ndevu (c), 6 Johannes Terblanche, 5 Derik Pretorius, 4 Brendon Fortuin, 3 Janu Botha, 2 Janus Venter, 1 Eddie Davids.
Subs: 16 Andile Mfazwe, 17 Raynard Esterhuizen, 18 Tebogo Masemola, 19 Bennett Nortje, 20 Hardus Nel, 21 Xander Botha, 22 Jandré de Beer, 23 Emilio Adonis.

FNB UJ – 15 Boldwun Hansen, 14 Tyreeq February, 13 Musawenkosi Tshabalala, 12 Boitumelo Tsatsane, 11 Prince Nkabinde, 10 Jonathan Viljoen, 9 Mpho Kubheka, 8 Franco Schutte, 7 Siyabonga Masuku, 6 Kelvin Kanenungo, 5 Philip Apea-Adu, 4 Kwagga van Niekerk (c), 3 Chergin Fillies, 2 Pierre Rabie, 1 Nkosikhona Masuku.
Subs: 16 Darnell Osuagwu, 17 Kayden Kiewit, 18 Coenrad Vrey, 19 Brendon Pawson, 20 Lunga Ncube, 21 Jurich Claasens, 22 Indiphile Tyeda, 23 Enrique Franks.

FNB UP-TUKS vs FNB WITS (Sunday, 19:00, SuperSport channel 211)
FNB UP-Tuks – 15 Alex-Zander du Plessis, 14 Johannes Coetzee, 13 Sango Xamlashe (co-c), 12 Louis van der Schyff, 11 Enrique Oranje, 10 David Coetzer, 9 Clyde Lewis, 8 Jaco Bezuidenhout (co-c), 7 Hanru Sirgel, 6 Lindokuhle Luthuli, 5 Thomas Meyer, 4 Mihlali Stamper, 3 Etienne Janeke, 2 Llewellyn Classen, 1 Cebolenkosi Dlamini.
Subs: 16 Werner Fourie, 17 Dewald Donald, 18 Damien Swartz, 19 Stephan Smit, 20 Orateng Koikanyang, 21 Johan Mulder, 22 Wian van Niekerk, 23 Jaylen James.

FNB Wits – 15 Jimmy Mpailane, 14 Wian de Lange, 13 Henco van Wyk, 12 Yanga Hlalu, 11 Sthsaba Mqhatu, 10 Christian Humphries, 9 Hlumelo Ndudula, 8 Cal Smid, 7 Lindokuhle Ncusane, 6 Constant Beckerling (c), 5 William Thomson, 4 Kevin du Randt, 3 Keagan Glade, 2 Morné Brandon, 1 Jason Cloete.
Subs: 16 Justin Brandon, 17 Bhekisa Shongwe, 18 Ebot Buma, 19 Junior White, 20 Phillip Krause, 21 Runaldo Pedro, 22 Kurt Webster, 23 Ngia Selengbe.

FNB NWU EAGLES vs FNB MADIBAZ (Monday, 15:00, SuperSport channel 211)
FNB NWU Eagles – TBC

FNB Madibaz – 15 Tiaan Swanepoel, 14 Khakalethu Bophi, 13 Aya Oliphant, 12 Johan Lombard, 11 Kholiwe Konza, 10 Christiaan Schutte, 9 Yomelela Keswa, 8 Siyamthanda Jwacu, 7 Jaco van der Walt, 6 Arnouw Nel, 5 Hardus van Eeden, 4 Luyolo Dapula (c), 3 Le-Kleu Stokes, 2 Tembekile Boltina, 1 Hugo Pienaar.
Subs: 16 Duan du Plessis, 17 Robert Lyons, 18 Ruan Jonker, 19 Dylan Halgreen, 20 Laken Gray, 21 Gavin Mills, 22 Chadwyn November, 23 Kyle Cyster.

FNB UWC vs FNB UFS Shimlas (Monday, 17:00, SuperSport channel 211)
FNB UWC – TBC

FNB UFS Shimlas – 15 Cham Zondeki, 14 Jorell Arries, 13 Shayne Bolton, 12 Janco Klinck, 11 Luthando Buthelezi, 10 Ethan Wentzel, 9 Rewan Kruger (c), 8 Ruwald van der Merwe, 7 Kamohelo Chabana, 6 Thabo Ndimande, 5 Thabang Mahlasi, 4 Pierre Uys, 3 JW Meades, 2 William Moffat, 1 Daniel Wessels.
Subs: 16 Carl Wijburg, 17 Johan Schutte, 18 Henty Beukes, 19 George Rossouw, 20 Uzile Tele, 21 Hlumelo Klaas, 22 JP Duvenage, 23 Luyanda Mkhize.

FNB UCT IKEYS vs FNB MATIES (Monday, 19:00, SuperSport channel 211)
FNB UCT Ikeys – 15 Athi Gazi, 14 Liam Kloosman, 13 Evardi Boshoff, 12 Michael Brink, 11 Rethabile Louw, 10 James Tedder, 9 William Rose, 8 Christian Stehlik, 7 Neil Otto, 6 Liam Greenhalgh (c), 5 Gary Porter, 4 Matthew Grobler, 3 Robert Hunt, 2 Devon Arendse, 1 Luthando Woji.
Subs: 16 Josh van Vuuren, 17 Seth Christian, 18 Jovan Bekker, 19 Byron Bowes, 20 Taariq Kruger, 21 Kyle Bowman, 22 Sibabalwe Mzanywa, 23 Rihaz Fredericks.

FNB Maties – 15 Adriaan van der Bank, 14 Munier Hartzenberg, 13 David Brits, 12 Waqar Solaan, 11 Mike Mavovana, 10 Nevaldo Fleurs, 9 Bobby Alexander, 8 Hannes Gous, 7 Matthys Kitshoff, 6 Mitchell Carstens, 5 Juan Beukes, 4 Simon Miller, 3 Matimu Manganyi, 2 Hendrik Luus, 1 Dian Bleuler.
Subs: 16 André-Hugo Venter, 17 Leon Lyons, 18 James Combrinck, 19 Matthew Gray, 20 Jacobus Nel, 21 Lian du Toit, 22 Taigh Schoor, 23 Sibabalwe Xamlashe.
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Wits 10-9 Tukkies after 15 mins
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Witsies look like a well drill team.
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Wits 18-15 Tukkies HT.
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CUT 46-13 UJ
TAKS 48-25 Wits

Souties was unfit.
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Maties vs Ikeys coming up
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Ikeys 11-7 Maties 34 mins
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UCT 16-7 US halftyd.

Maties sal gou moet wakker skrik. Te veel vet voorrye
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Maties lost to the arc rivals 26-20.
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Updated SA Rugby Academy squad:

Props: Blaine Golden (Sharks), Okuhle Siyeni (Lions), Tielman Nieuwoudt (Bulls), Lamla Nunu (Western Province), Nolan Pienaar (Bulls), Sibusiso Shongwe (Lions), Jan-Hendrik Wessels (Bulls).

Hookers: Jacques Goosen (Sharks), Andre-Hugo Venter (WP), Lukhanyo Vokozela (WP).

Locks: Connor Evans, Dylan de Leeuw (both Western Province), Reinhardt Ludwig (Bulls), Simon Miller (WP), Corne Rahl (Sharks).

Loose forwards: George Cronje (Cheetahs), Wandile Hlophe (Lions), Keketso Morabe (Western Province), Rynard Mouton (Bulls), Siyemukela Ndlovu (Lions), Siyambuka Ningiza (Sharks), Jarrod Taylor (WP), Sisonke Vumazonke (Lions).

Scrumhalves: Bobby Alexander (Western Province), Bradley Davids (Sharks), Nico Steyn (Lions).

Flyhlaves: Jordan Hendriks (Lions), Sacha Mngomezulu (WP), Brandon Wilkie (Sharks), Kade Wolhuter (WP).

Centres: Carlton Bannies (Bulls), Tyler Bocks (Lions), Mnqobi Mkhize (Sharks), Canan Moodie (Bulls), Zeilinga Strydom, Henco van Wyk (both Lions).

Outside backs: Dalvon Blood (SA Rugby contracted/WP), Geraldo Flusk (Bulls), Curwin Gertse (Sharks), Matthew Jacobs (Sharks), Duran Koevort (WP), Mtungwa Mapantsela (Sharks), Keanan Wentzel (Vodacom Bulls).
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Can't believe only one Cheetahs laaitie
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Do you remember Andre Venter?

His son Andre Hugo is playing for Maties in the Varsity Cup and is also included in the Academy squad.
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Maties 12-8 Wits 71 mins
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Andre Venter se laaitie score die wen drie. Maties 17-8
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Andre Venter se laaitie score die wen drie. Maties 17-8
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Andre Venter se laaitie score die wen drie. Maties 17-8
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2 geles vir Maties, now 13 men
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17-13 Eind telling. Maties sukkel die jaar.
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This kid Henco van Wyk has been massively hyped. Played well for Wits last night. Reminds me of Andre Snyman.
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Schoolboy rugby starting this week.

Most top matches will be live on TV.

Landbou vs Paul Roos Friday 12h00 on the Plaas.

Monnas 100 year rugby festival Friday, saturday & monday. Paarl Gim vs Grey College should be a cracker.
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OomStruisbaai wrote: Sat Apr 17, 2021 6:57 pm Schoolboy rugby starting this week.

Most top matches will be live on TV.

Landbou vs Paul Roos Friday 12h00 on the Plaas.

Monnas 100 year rugby festival Friday, saturday & monday. Paarl Gim vs Grey College should be a cracker.
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