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SA RUGBY UNDER-19 CUP

The SA Rugby Under-19 Cup is back after the COVID pandemic disrupted the competition over the last few seasons. This year, the Vodacom Bulls, Toyota Cheetahs, DHL Western Province and Cell C Sharks U19s will battle it out for honours over a single round of matches from 29 October until 12 November. The will defend the title they won in 2019, the last time it took place. In the 2022 edition of the tournament, only four teams will feature following the withdrawal of Eastern Province, the Leopards and Lions.

The history

FIXTURES

Valke U19

22 Apr | TBC

12:00

Toyota Cheetahs U19

Vodacom Bulls U19

22 Apr | TBC

12:00

DHL Western Province U19

Cell C Sharks U19

22 Apr | TBC

12:00

Leopards U19

RESULTS

12 Nov|Grey College, Bloemfontein

Toyota Cheetahs U19

19 - 24

DHL Western Province U19

12 Nov|Kings Park 2, Durban

Cell C Sharks U19

7 - 35

Vodacom Bulls U19

05 Nov|Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria

Vodacom Bulls U19

32 - 10

Toyota Cheetahs U19

Tournaments

Currie Cup

The 2023 Currie Cup Bulletin #4

DHL Western Province, the Airlink Pumas and Toyota Cheetahs all maintained their winning form in the second round of the Currie Cup Premier Division, while there was a first win of the campaign for the Windhoek Draught Griquas in Kimberley.

SA Rugby Under-20 Cup and Shield

Bulls back to winning ways as Sharks and WP surge

The Vodacom Bulls defeated the SA Under-20 Cup log leaders, the Lions, by 26-13 in the latest round of age-group action played over the past weekend. There was also a second win for DHL Western Province, by 45-11 over the Valke, while the Cell C Sharks outplayed the Toyota Cheetahs 52-20 in Durban.

Currie Cup

The 2023 Currie Cup Bulletin #3

Can the Airlink Pumas build on their impressive start, and will the wounded Vodacom Bulls be able to bounce back after last week’s home defeat? These are but two of the intriguing questions which will be answered this weekend in the second round of the Currie Cup Premier Division.

Currie Cup

The 2023 Currie Cup Bulletin #2

Defending Currie Cup Premier Division champions, the Airlink Pumas, delivered a statement of intent when they dismantled the Vodacom Bulls in Pretoria on Sunday in Pretoria, while there were also bonus-point victories for DHL Western Province, the Toyota Cheetahs and Cell C Sharks in the opening round of the 2023 campaign.

Vodacom United Rugby Championship

Gauteng double-headers confirmed in April

The Vodacom Bulls, Emirates Lions, Leinster Rugby, Zebre Parma and the Vodacom United Rugby Championship have come together in the spirit of united rugby to serve fans and lovers of enthralling sportainment in Gauteng, with a rugby feast to remember.