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Varsity Cup teams (Round 2)

Tuks flyhalf Theo Boshoff Tuks flyhalf Theo Boshoff in the Varsity Cup
Published on February 10, 2020

Ahead of the second round of the Varsity Cup, check out the teams that will be in action on Monday.

WITS vs UJ (Wits Rugby Stadium, 7pm)

Wits – 15 Daniel Kasende, 14 Kwanele Ngema, 13 Sicelo Champion, 12 Aidynn Cupido, 11 Matt MacDonald, 10 Kurt Webster, 9 Runaldo Pedro, 8 Travis Gordon, 7 Phillip Krause, 6 Constant Beckerling, 5 Anton Gerber, 4 Kevin du Randt, 3 CJ Greef, 2 Justin Brandon, 1 Ebot Buma.
Subs: 16 Mulalo Sadiki, 17 Keagan Glade, 18 Reynard Cronje, 19 Emmanuel Tshituka, 20 Cal Smid, 21 Hlumelo Ndudula, 22 Chris Humphries, 23 Lwazi Monakali.

UJ – 15 Shaun Williams, 14 Matt Matsinya, 13 Musawenkosi Tshabalala, 12 Siphesihle Radebe, 11 Tatendaishe Mujawo, 10 PW Steenkamp, 9 Divan Henning, 8 Edwin Jansen, 7 Kwagga van Niekerk, 6 CJ Masuku, 5 Tyler Brown, 4 Andre Meyer, 3 Chergin Fillies, 2 Pierre Rabe, 1 Luke Fortuin.
Subs: 16 Darnell Osuagwu, 17 Nkosikhona Masuku, 18 Cohen Kiewit, 19 Buhlebenkosi Qaba, 20 Kelvin Kanenungo, 21 Wynand Botha, 22 Seun Maduna, 23 Shaun-Christian Baxter.

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UCT-Ikeys vs NWU (UCT Rugby Fields, 7pm)

UCT – 15 Athi Gazi, 14 Gerhard Pieterse, 13 Liam Furniss, 12 Michael Brink, 11 Rayno Mapoe, 10 James Tedder, 9 Kyle Bowman, 8 Liam Greenhalgh, 7 Busanda Mabena, 6 Nama Xaba, 5 Gary Porter, 4 Byron Bowes, 3 Ashwyn Adams, 2 Cuan Hablutzel, 1 Gugu Nelani.
Subs: 16 Josh van Vuuren, 17 Devon Arendse, 18 Luthando Woji, 19 Neil Otto , 20 Byron Cranswick, 21 Liam Kloosman, 22 James MacDonald, 23 Siba Mzanywa.

NWU – 15 Heinrich Botha, 14 Eugene Hare, 13 Evardi Boshoff, 12 Khulu Mcuma, 11 Lincoln Daniels, 10 Johannes Holtzhausen, 9 Riaan Genis, 8 Edmund Rheeder, 7 Wandi Mazibuko, 6 Morne Piater, 5 Danny du Plooy, 4 Malembe Mpofu, 3 Matimu Manganyi, 2 Tiaan du Randt, 1 Ruben du Plessis.
Subs: 16 Fanie Mare, 17 Jason Jansen, 18 Ruan Swiegers, 19 Jeandre Leonard, 20 Wihan Nel, 21 Caleb Louw, 22 AK Nela, 23 Lungelo Gosa.

CUT vs UP-Tuks (CUT Rugby Stadium, 7pm)

CUT – 15 Cohen Jasper, 14 Christiaan Nel, 13 Niell Stannard, 12 Heino Bezuidenhout, 11 Phillippus Krugell, 10 Charles Williams, 9 Xavier Swartbooi, 8 Hardus Nel, 7 Luvuyo Ndevu, 6 Hans Terblanche, 5 Jacques Ackerman, 4 Brendon Fortuin, 3 Tebogo Masemola, 2 Janus Venter, 1 Quintin Vorster.
Subs: 16 Wandre Nortje, 17 Eddie Davids, 18 Katleho Morapane, 19 Matthew Sekele, 20 Jan Kotze, 21 Jaco Wilkinson, 22 Rassie Breedt, 23 Karabo Maqeba.

UP-Tuks –15 Marco Labuschagne, 14 Kabelo Mokoena, 13 Sango Xamlashe, 12 Wian van Niekerk, 11 Zandre Kruger, 10 Theo Boshoff, 9 Raegan Oranje, 8 Jaco Bezuidenhout, 7 Hanru Sirgel, 6 Jacobus Smit, 5 Marius Verwey (c), 4 Marcell Barnard, 3 Jean-Pierre Smith, 2 Keano Hendricks, 1 Andre van der Merwe.
Subs: 16 Arno van Wyk, 17 Ethan Burger, 18 Madot Mabokela, 19 Ewart Potgieter, 20 Keenan Opperman, 21 Mangaliso Ntimba, 22 Alex-Zander du Plessis, 23 Ciaran Dayaram.

Shimlas vs UWC (Shimla Park, 7pm)

Shimlas – TBC

UWC – 15 Gilroy Philander, 14 Peter Williams, 13 Darren Jaftha, 12 Lyle Hendricks, 11 Lundi Msenge, 10 Keagan Fortune, 9 Clayton Daniels, 8 Adrian Paarwater, 7 Jaen-Louis de Lange, 6 Tinotenda Mavesere, 5 Matthew le Roux, 4 Pieter-Steyl Swanepoel, 3 Justin Theys, 2 Jacques van Zyl, 1 Luvo Basi.
Subs: 16 Jason Alexander, 17 Dandre Degenaar, 18 Curtly Thomas, 19 Godfrey Muzanargwo, 20 Branden de Kock, 21 Tiaan-Thomas Henecke, 22 Hendrik Carstens, 23 Keon Links.

Photo : Christiaan Kotze

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