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Varsity Cup teams (Round 5)

David Brits in the 2019 Varsity Cup final David Brits in the 2019 Varsity Cup final
Published on March 2, 2020

All the lineups for the fifth round of the Varsity Cup on Monday, including the clash between Maties and UP-Tuks in Stellenbosch.

SHIMLAS vs CUT (Simla Park, Bloemfontein, 7pm)

Shimlas – 15 Cham Zondeki, 14 Gideon Agenbag, 13 Janco van Heyningen, 12 Christiaan Schutte, 11 Charl Pretorius, 10 JP Duvenhage, 9 Rewan Kruger, 8 Albertus de Bod, 7 Sibabalo Qoma, 6 Jan Rossouw, 5 Keanan Murray, 4 Rholane Ncubuka, 3 Gerrit Visser, 2 Hanno Snyman, 1 Bhekinkosi Qaba.
Subs: 16 Jhaques Thyssen, 17 Wihan Marais, 18 Daniel Wessels, 19 Nathan Jordan, 20 Mihlali Peter, 21 Chadd Adams, 22 Siyanda Cele, 23 Thabang Mahlasi.

CUT – 15 Cohen Jasper, 14 Christiaan Nel, 13 Niell Stannard, 12 Heino Bezuidenhout, 11 Philippus Krugell, 10 Charles Williams, 9 Xavier Swartbooi, 8 Gerhardus Nel, 7 Jacques Ackerman, 6 Luvuyo Ndevu, 5 Derik Pretorius, 4 Brendon Fortuin, 3 Tebogo Masemola, 2 Janus Venter, 1 Quintin Vorster.
Subs: 16 Johannes Terblanche, 17 Edward Davids, 18 Wandre Nortje, 19 Kathleho Morapane, 20 Matthew Sekele, 21 Jaco Wilkinson, 22 Ruan Wasserman, 23 Karabo Maqeba.

MATIES vs UP-Tuks (Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch, 7pm)

Maties – 15 Anton du Toit, 14 Munier Hartzenberg, 13 David Brits, 12 Waqar Solaan, 11 Dewald Naude, 10 Reinhardt Fortuin, 9 Remu Malan, 8 Marcel Theunissen, 7 Adriaan Bester, 6 Geor Malan, 5 Ben-Jason Dixon, 4 Zirk Jansen, 3 Sazi Sandi, 2 Hendrik Luus, 1 Dian Bleuler.
Subs: 16 Dan Jooste, 17 Ricky Nwagbara, 18 Leon Lyons, 19 Willem Liebenberg, 20 Mitchell Carstens, 21 Luciano Elias, 22 Cornel Smit, 23 Mike-Junior Mavovana.

UP-Tuks – 15 Alex-Zander du Plessis, 14 Stefanus Coetzee, 13 Sango Xamlashe, 12 Wian van Niekerk, 11 Kabelo Mokoena, 10 Theo Boshoff, 9 Raegan Oranje, 8 Jaco Bezuidenhout, 7 Hanru Sirgel, 6 Jacobus Smit, 5 Marius Verwey, 4 Marcell Barnard, 3 Jean-Pierre Smith, 2 Keano Hendricks, 1 Andre van der Merwe.
Subs: 16 Llewellyn Classen, 17 Ethan Burger, 18 Mogau Mabokela, 19 Ewart Potgieter, 20 Keenan Opperman, 21 Lesley October, 22 Elden Schoeman, 23 Lionel April.

NWU vs UJ (Fanie du Toit Stadium, Potchefstroom, 7pm)

NWU – 15 Shane van Rooyen, 14 Lungelo Gosa, 13 Lincoln Daniels, 12 Theodor Donges, 11 Eugene Hare, 10 Evardi Boshoff, 9 Riaan Genis, 8 Edmund Rheeder, 7 Muziwandile Mazibuko, 6 Chris Vermaak, 5 Jeandre Leonard, 4 Malembe Mpofu, 3 Matimu Manganyi, 2 Gustav du Rand, 1 Ruben du Plessis.
Subs: 16 Stefanus Maré, 17 Jason Jansen, 18 Ruan Swiegers, 19 Wihan Nel, 20 Andries Fouché, 21 Caleb Louw, 22 Curtley Scheepers, 23 Nkululeko Mcuma.

UJ – TBC

UCT vs Wits (UCT Rugby Fields, Cape Town, 7pm)

UCT – 15 Athi Gazi, 14 Gerard Pieterse, 13 Liam Furniss, 12 Michael Bring, 11 Rayno Mapoe, 10 James Tedder, 9 Kyle Bowman, 8 Liam Greenhalgh, 7 Busanda Mabena, 6 Nama Xaba, 5 Gary Porter, 4 David Meihuizen, 3 Luthando Woji, 2 Cuan Hablutzel, 1 Ashwyn Adams.
Subs: 16 Joshua van Vuuren, 17 Devon Arendse, 18 Gugu Nelani, 19 Byron Bowes, 20 Byron Cranswick, 21 Liam Kloosman, 22 Godfrey Ramaboea, 23 Sebastian Roodt.

Wits – 15 Daniel Kasende, 14 Kwanele Ngema, 13 Yanga Hlalu, 12 Aidynn Cupido, 11 Lwazi Monakali, 10 Kurt Webster, 9 Runaldo Pedro, 8 Travis Gordon, 7 Cal Smid, 6 Constant Beckerling, 5 Emmanuel Tshituka, 4 Kevin du Randt, 3 Keagan Glade, 2 Justin Brandon, 1 Jason Cloete.
Subs: 16 Mulalo Sadiki, 17 Notorius Buma, 18 CJ Greeff, 19 William Thomson, 20 Lindokuhle Ncusane, 21 Hlumelo Ndudula, 22 Chris Humphries, 23 Sicelo Champion.

Photo: ASEM Engage

Posted in Top headlines, Tournaments, Varsity Cup Tagged Maties, UCT, UP-Tuks, Varsity Cup, Wits

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