SA U18 sides eye series clean sweep

SA U18 and SA U18 A have made rotational changes for Saturday’s final-round U18 International Series matches at Stellenberg High School.

SA U18 A face France at 11:30am before SA U18 conclude their campaign against England at 3:30pm.

SA U18 go into their final fixture on the back of a 51-15 win over Ireland and they have retained four players from that match 23 – lock Juvan Burden, flanker Jamie Wimble, No 8 captain Jacobus de Villiers and right wing Anesu Kuzonyei. bettingx.club

All four are set to feature in their third consecutive start of the series, while a further nine teammates will make their second start, having featured in the opening round against France.

It will also be a special occasion for Burden and SA U18 flyhalf Ethan van Biljon, as both are pupils at Stellenberg, in the northern suburbs of Cape Town.

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Meanwhile, the SA U18 A coaches have also maintained their policy of rotation and continuity in key positions for their clash with France following a 20-0 victory over Georgia in the second round at Boland Landbou on Tuesday.

Six players have been retained from their previous match, including lock and captain Martin van Niekerk, as well as outside centre and vice-captain Nathan Aneke.

Ireland U18 and Georgia U18 will meet in the other fixture at 1:30pm.

SA U18 – 15 Lamla Mgedezi (Free State, Grey College), 14 Anesu Kuzonyei (Sharks, Northwood), 13 Erin Nelson (Eastern Province, Graeme College), 12 Alex Jankowitz (Sharks, Michaelhouse), 11 Ncutu Kepe (Border, Queen’s College), 10 Ethan van Biljon (Western Province, Stellenberg), 9 Mickyle Booise (Western Province, Paarl Gimnasium), 8 Jacobus de Villiers (c, SWD, Oakdale), 7 Jamie Wimble (Sharks, Northwood), 6 Stefan van der Vyver (Blue Bulls, Garsfontein), 5 Jean Dreyer (Western Province, Paarl Gimnasium), 4 Juvan Burden (Western Province, Stellenberg), 3 Nicolas Salamousas (Sharks, Michaelhouse), 2 Charles Whitehead (Western Province, Paarl Gimnasium), 1 Clement Makelele (Sharks, Kearsney College).
Bench: 16 Theo Boshoff (Sharks, Maritzburg College), 17 Aphelele Chamane (Sharks, Michaelhouse), 18 Ruben Lombard (Blue Bulls, Garsfontein), 19 Glodi Tshipamba (Golden Lions, Jeppe), 20 Siphesihle Marule (Pumas, Uplands White River), 21 Werner de Bruin (Western Province, Paul Roos Gymnasium), 22 Luke Doyle (Eastern Province, Graeme College), 23 Achmat Behardien (Western Province, Wynberg), 24 Thabiso Simelane (Blue Bulls, St. Alban’s College), 25 Luxolo Sonkononkono (Sharks, Westville Boys High).

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SA U18 A – 15 Drewyn Baron (Blue Bulls, Garsfontein), 14 Lucritia Magau (Eastern Province, Graeme College), 13 Nathan Aneke (vice-captain, Sharks, Durban High School), 12 Amogelang Mataboge (Sharks, Durban High School), 11 Riyanas Mkhabela (Pumas, Nelspruit), 10 Jaydon Viljoen (Golden Lions, Monument), 9 Liam de Villiers (Western Province, Paarl Boys’ High), 8 Niel du Randt (Free State, Grey College), 7 AD Faul (Western Province, Paarl Boys’ High), 6 Zander Muller (Sharks, Hilton College), 5 Martin van Niekerk (c, Blue Bulls, Affies), 4 Bernhardt Schulze (Western Province, Paarl Gimnasium), 3 Priden Sibiya (Sharks, Durban High School), 2 Charl Els (Blue Bulls, Affies), 1 Max Malan (Western Province, Paarl Boys’ High).
Bench: 16 Kwaza Gobingca (Western Province, Rondebosch), 17 Matthew Prins (SWD, Outeniqua), 18 Sebastiaan Bekker (Western Province, Paarl Gimnasium), 19 Bulelani Cebani (Sharks, Durban High School), 20 Linakho Mehlomakulu (Western Province, Rondebosch), 21 Rufagon Hendricks (SWD, Outeniqua), 22 Travis Pheiffer (Western Province, Paul Roos Gymnasium), 23 Albert Nel (Western Province, Paul Roos Gymnasium), 24 Ruan Genis (Golden Lions, Monument), 25 Thomas Saunders (Western Province, Paarl Gimnasium), 26 Nala Shabangu (Sharks, Northwood).

Photo: Roger Sedres/Gallo Images

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