2017 Currie Cup Premier Division

2017 Currie Cup Premier Division
CountriesSouth Africa
Date21 July – 28 October 2017
ChampionsWestern Province (34th title)
Runners-upSharks
RelegatedNone
Matches played43
Tries scored369
(average 8.6 per match)
Top point scorerGeorge Whitehead (96)
Top try scorerWarrick Gelant (10)
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South African Rugby 2017

The 2017 Currie Cup Premier Division was the top tier of the 2017 Currie Cup competition, an annual South African rugby union competition organised by the South African Rugby Union. It was the 79th edition of the competition and was contested between 21 July and 28 October 2017.

The competition was won by Western Province, who beat the Sharks 33–21 in the final held in Durban. Griquas finished bottom of the log, but retained their Premier Division status by beating the Griffons in a relegation play-off.

Competition rules and information

There were seven participating teams in the 2017 Currie Cup Premier Division. These seven teams played twice against each other over the course of the competition, once at home and once away. Teams received four points for a win and two points for a draw. Bonus points were awarded to teams that scored 4 or more tries in a game, as well as to teams that lost a match by 7 points or less. Teams were ranked by log points, then points difference (points scored less points conceded).

The top four teams qualified for the semi-finals, which was followed by a final.[1]

Teams

The teams that participated in the 2017 Currie Cup Premier Division were:

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Location of teams in the 2017 Currie Cup Premier Division
2017 Currie Cup Premier Division teams
Team Sponsored Name Stadium/s Sponsored Name
Blue Bulls Vodacom Blue Bulls Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria Loftus Versfeld
Free State Cheetahs Toyota Free State Cheetahs Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein Free State Stadium
Golden Lions Xerox Golden Lions Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg Emirates Airline Park
Griquas Tafel Lager Griquas Griqua Park, Kimberley Tafel Lager Park
Pumas Steval Pumas Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela Mbombela Stadium
Sharks Cell C Sharks Kings Park Stadium, Durban Growthpoint Kings Park
Western Province DHL Western Province Newlands Stadium, Cape Town DHL Newlands

Pool stage

Standings

The final log for the 2017 Currie Cup Premier Division was:

2017 Currie Cup Premier Division log
Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts Qualification
1 Sharks 12 10 0 2 352 229 +123 49 29 7 0 47 Semi-finals
2 Western Province 12 7 0 5 410 308 +102 59 39 8 1 37
3 Golden Lions 12 6 0 6 346 395 −49 48 53 9 2 35
4 Blue Bulls 12 5 0 7 457 442 +15 63 62 9 3 32
5 Free State Cheetahs 12 6 0 6 357 458 −101 48 63 6 1 31
6 Pumas 12 4 0 8 348 371 −23 48 55 7 4 27
7 Griquas 12 4 0 8 391 458 −67 48 62 6 4 26 Promotion/relegation play-off
Source: [citation needed]
Rules for classification: 4 points for a win; 2 points for a draw; 1 bonus point for a loss by seven points or less; 1 bonus point for scoring four or more tries in a match

Round-by-round

The table below shows a team's progression throughout the season. For each round, each team's cumulative points total is shown with the overall log position in brackets.

Team Progression – 2017 Currie Cup Premier Division
Team R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13 R14 SF F
Sharks 0
(7th) 		5
(4th) 		10
(3rd) 		15
(2nd) 		20
(1st) 		20
(2nd) 		24
(2nd) 		29
(1st) 		34
(1st) 		39
(1st) 		43
(1st) 		47
(1st) 		47
(1st) 		47
(1st) 		Won Lost
Western Province 0
(6th) 		0
(7th) 		5
(5th) 		6
(6th) 		11
(5th) 		16
(3rd) 		17
(3rd) 		17
(4th) 		22
(3rd) 		22
(4th) 		27
(3rd) 		32
(2nd) 		32
(2nd) 		37
(2nd) 		Won Won
Golden Lions 2
(5th) 		7
(2nd) 		8
(4th) 		8
(5th) 		9
(6th) 		9
(7th) 		10
(7th) 		15
(7th) 		20
(4th) 		25
(3rd) 		25
(4th) 		25
(4th) 		30
(4th) 		35
(3rd) 		Lost —
Blue Bulls 5
(3rd) 		5
(3rd) 		10
(2nd) 		10
(3rd) 		11
(4th) 		13
(5th) 		13
(6th) 		18
(3rd) 		18
(6th) 		20
(6th) 		20
(6th) 		22
(6th) 		27
(5th) 		32
(4th) 		Lost —
Free State Cheetahs 5
(1st) 		10
(1st) 		10
(1st) 		15
(1st) 		16
(2nd) 		21
(1st) 		25
(1st) 		25
(2nd) 		25
(2nd) 		25
(2nd) 		30
(2nd) 		30
(3rd) 		31
(3rd) 		31
(5th) 		— —
Pumas 5
(2nd) 		5
(5th) 		5
(6th) 		6
(7th) 		6
(7th) 		10
(6th) 		15
(4th) 		17
(5th) 		18
(5th) 		22
(5th) 		24
(5th) 		24
(5th) 		26
(6th) 		27
(6th) 		— —
Griquas 2
(4th) 		4
(6th) 		4
(7th) 		9
(4th) 		13
(3rd) 		14
(4th) 		14
(5th) 		16
(6th) 		16
(7th) 		16
(7th) 		16
(7th) 		21
(7th) 		26
(7th) 		26
(7th) 		— —
Key: win draw loss bye

Matches

Round One

21 July 2017 Free State Cheetahs 47–12 Sharks Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein  
19:00 Try: Uzair Cassiem rugby ball 12'
Francois Venter rugby ball 29'
Reinach Venter rugby ball 57'
Raymond Rhule rugby ball 61'
William Small-Smith rugby ball 69'
Zee Mkhabela rugby ball 80'
Con: Niel Marais rugby goalposts icon 14', 30', 71'
Clayton Blommetjies rugby goalposts icon 81'
Pen: Niel Marais rugby goalposts icon 8', 48', 53'
Cards: Uzair Cassiem yellow card 33' to 43' 		Scoreboard[2] Try: S'bura Sithole rugby ball 20'
Bandisa Ndlovu rugby ball 73'
Con: Benhard Janse van Rensburg rugby goalposts icon 21' 		Referee: Cwengile Jadezweni


22 July 2017 Griquas 45–51 Blue Bulls Griqua Park, Kimberley  
19:30 Try: Ederies Arendse rugby ball 13'
Enver Brandt rugby ball 21', 67'
Christiaan Meyer rugby ball 44'
Jono Janse van Rensburg rugby ball 64'
Con: André Swarts rugby goalposts icon 15', 21'
George Whitehead rugby goalposts icon 64', 68'
Pen: André Swarts rugby goalposts icon 20', 23', 43', 52' 		Scoreboard[3] Report Try: Abongile Nonkontwana rugby ball 7'
Piet van Zyl rugby ball 17'
Jaco Visagie rugby ball 33'
Duncan Matthews rugby ball 38'
Warrick Gelant rugby goalposts icon 58'
André Warner rugby ball 60'
Travis Ismaiel rugby ball 71'
Con: Tinus de Beer rugby goalposts icon 18', 34', 39'
Joshua Stander rugby goalposts icon 61', 72'
Pen: Tinus de Beer rugby goalposts icon 49'
Warrick Gelant rugby goalposts icon 53' 		Referee: AJ Jacobs


23 July 2017 Pumas 43–36 Golden Lions Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela  
14:30 Try: Gerrit Smith rugby ball 7', 67'
Nardus van der Walt rugby ball 19'
Francois Kleinhans rugby ball 33'
Justin van Staden rugby ball 54'
Hennie Skorbinski rugby ball 64'
Con: Justin van Staden rugby goalposts icon 7', 20', 34', 55', 65'
Pen: Justin van Staden rugby goalposts icon 3' 		Scoreboard[4] Try: Stokkies Hanekom rugby ball 5'
Shaun Reynolds rugby ball 14'
Bradley Thain rugby ball 41'
Aphiwe Dyantyi rugby ball 56'
Ashlon Davids rugby ball 60'
Con: Shaun Reynolds rugby goalposts icon 6', 15', 42', 60'
Pen: Shaun Reynolds rugby goalposts icon 12' 		Referee: Stuart Berry
Bye/s: Western Province

Round Two

29 July 2017 Golden Lions 48–43 Griquas Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg  
12:00 Try: Pieter Jansen rugby ball 3'
Jacques Nel rugby ball 11'
Jarryd Sage rugby ball 24'
Aphiwe Dyantyi rugby ball 27'
Jaco van der Walt rugby ball 40'
Madosh Tambwe rugby ball 47', 50'
Con: Shaun Reynolds rugby goalposts icon 11', 25', 28', 40', 50'
Pen: Shaun Reynolds rugby goalposts icon 80' 		Scoreboard[5] Try: Christiaan Meyer rugby ball 6', 20'
George Whitehead rugby ball 36'
Ederies Arendse rugby ball 55'
Enver Brandt rugby ball 60'
Renier Botha rugby ball 75'
Con: George Whitehead rugby goalposts icon 7', 21', 37', 60', 75'
Pen: George Whitehead rugby goalposts icon 32' 		Referee: Cwengile Jadezweni


29 July 2017 Sharks 29–0 Pumas Kings Park Stadium, Durban  
17:00 Try: Lukhanyo Am rugby ball 43'
S'busiso Nkosi rugby ball 48'
Kobus van Wyk rugby ball 58'
Jeremy Ward rugby ball 67'
Con: Curwin Bosch rugby goalposts icon 44', 50', 68'
Pen: Curwin Bosch rugby goalposts icon 5' 		Scoreboard[6] Referee: Quinton Immelman


30 July 2017 Free State Cheetahs 30–17 Western Province Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein  
14:30 Try: Rosko Specman rugby ball 2'
William Small-Smith rugby ball 40'
Francois Venter rugby ball 44'
Makazole Mapimpi rugby ball 51'
Con: Niel Marais rugby goalposts icon 40', 45'
Pen: Niel Marais rugby goalposts icon 17', 24'
Cards: Oupa Mohojé yellow card 32' to 42' 		Scoreboard[7] Try: Justin Phillips rugby ball 36'
Stephan de Wit rugby ball 72'
Con: Kurt Coleman rugby goalposts icon 36'
Brandon Thomson rugby goalposts icon 73'
Pen: Kurt Coleman rugby goalposts icon 6' 		Referee: AJ Jacobs
Bye/s: Blue Bulls

Round Three

4 August 2017 Sharks 41–3 Griquas Kings Park Stadium, Durban  
19:00 Scoreboard[8]


5 August 2017 Western Province 34–19 Pumas Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
13:00 Scoreboard[9]


5 August 2017 Blue Bulls 54–22 Golden Lions Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
19:00 Scoreboard
Bye/s: Free State Cheetahs

Round Four

9 August 2017 Griquas 44–34 Western Province Griqua Park, Kimberley  
13:00 Scoreboard[10]


9 August 2017 Pumas 34–45 Free State Cheetahs Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela  
15:15 Scoreboard[11]


9 August 2017 Blue Bulls 20–28 Sharks Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
17:30 Scoreboard[12] Report
Bye/s: Golden Lions

Round Five

12 August 2017 Free State Cheetahs 25–30 Griquas Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein  
15:00 Scoreboard[13]


12 August 2017 Western Province 45–34 Blue Bulls Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
15:15 Scoreboard[14]


12 August 2017 Golden Lions 31–47 Sharks Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg  
19:30 Scoreboard[15]
Bye/s: Pumas

Round Six

18 August 2017 Western Province 39–3 Golden Lions Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
19:00 Scoreboard[16]


19 August 2017 Blue Bulls 40–41 Free State Cheetahs Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
14:05 Scoreboard[17] Report


20 August 2017 Griquas 21–27 Pumas Griqua Park, Kimberley  
14:30 Scoreboard[18]
Bye/s: Sharks

Round Seven

25 August 2017 Pumas 51–15 Blue Bulls Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela  
19:00 Scoreboard


26 August 2017 Western Province 20–21 Sharks Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
15:00 Scoreboard[19]


26 August 2017 Free State Cheetahs 30–24 Golden Lions Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein  
17:15 Scoreboard[20]
Bye/s: Griquas

Round Eight

1 September 2017 Blue Bulls 44–42 Griquas Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
18:15 Scoreboard[21] Report


2 September 2017 Golden Lions 29–28 Pumas Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg  
14:00 Scoreboard[22]


2 September 2017 Sharks 45–15 Free State Cheetahs Kings Park Stadium, Durban  
16:15 Scoreboard[23]
Bye/s: Western Province

Round Nine

8 September 2017 Pumas 25–27 Sharks Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela  
17:00 Scoreboard[24]


8 September 2017 Griquas 17–34 Golden Lions Griqua Park, Kimberley  
19:00 Scoreboard[25]


9 September 2017 Western Province 57–14 Free State Cheetahs Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
15:00 Scoreboard[26]
Bye/s: Blue Bulls

Round Ten

15 September 2017 Griquas 22–40 Sharks Griqua Park, Kimberley  
17:00 Scoreboard[27]


15 September 2017 Pumas 22–12 Western Province Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela  
19:15 Scoreboard[28]


16 September 2017 Golden Lions 36–33 Blue Bulls Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg  
17:15 Scoreboard[29] Report
Bye/s: Free State Cheetahs

Round Eleven

22 September 2017 Free State Cheetahs 33–32 Pumas Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein  
15:00 Scoreboard[30]


23 September 2017 Sharks 18–5 Blue Bulls Kings Park Stadium, Durban  
15:00 Scoreboard[31] Report


23 September 2017 Western Province 55–27 Griquas Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
17:15 Scoreboard[32]
Bye/s: Golden Lions

Round Twelve

29 September 2017 Sharks 24–10 Golden Lions Kings Park Stadium, Durban  
19:00 Scoreboard[33]


30 September 2017 Griquas 59–24 Free State Cheetahs Griqua Park, Kimberley  
14:00 Scoreboard[34]


1 October 2017 Blue Bulls 45–46 Western Province Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
14:30 Scoreboard[35] Report
Bye/s: Pumas

Round Thirteen

6 October 2017 Free State Cheetahs 36–64 Blue Bulls Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein  
19:00 Scoreboard[36] Report


7 October 2017 Pumas 35–38 Griquas Mbombela Stadium, Mbombela  
14:00 Scoreboard[37]


8 October 2017 Golden Lions 29–20 Western Province Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg  
14:30 Scoreboard[38]
Bye/s: Sharks

Round Fourteen

13 October 2017 Blue Bulls 52–32 Pumas Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
19:00 Scoreboard[39] Report


14 October 2017 Sharks 20–31 Western Province Kings Park Stadium, Durban  
15:00 Scoreboard[40]


14 October 2017 Golden Lions 44–17 Free State Cheetahs Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg  
17:15 Scoreboard[41]
Bye/s: Griquas

Play-offs

Title play-offs

Semifinals

21 October 2017 Sharks 37–27 Blue Bulls Kings Park Stadium, Durban  
14:30 Try: Lukhanyo Am, Kobus van Wyk, Louis Schreuder, Ruan Botha
Con: Curwin Bosch (4)
Pen: Curwin Bosch (2)
Drop: Curwin Bosch (1) 		Scoreboard[42] Report Try: Pierre Schoeman, Ivan van Zyl, Burger Odendaal
Con: Marnitz Boshoff (3)
Pen: Marnitz Boshoff (2)


21 October 2017 Western Province 19–5 Golden Lions Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
17:00 Scoreboard[43]

Final

28 October 2017 Sharks 21–33 Western Province Kings Park Stadium, Durban  
17:00 Scoreboard[44]

Relegation play-off

27 October 2017 Griquas 59–26 Griffons Griqua Park, Kimberley  
18:30 Scoreboard[45]
  • Griquas remain in the Currie Cup Premier Division for 2018.
  • Griffons remain in the Currie Cup First Division for 2018.

Honours

The honour roll for the 2017 Currie Cup Premier Division was as follows:

2017 Currie Cup Premier Division
Champions: Western Province (34th title)
Top points scorer: George Whitehead, Griquas (96)
Top try scorer: Warrick Gelant, Blue Bulls (10)

Players

Squads

The following squads were named for the 2017 Currie Cup Premier Division:

Blue Bulls squad[46]
Forwards Shaun Adendorff • Tim Agaba • Matthys Basson • Jan-Henning Campher • Clyde Davids • Nick de Jager • Aston Fortuin • Lizo Gqoboka • Johan Grobbelaar • Irné Herbst • John-Roy Jenkinson • Jannes Kirsten • Edgar Marutlulle • Freddy Ngoza • Abongile Nonkontwana • Boom Prinsloo • Pierre Schoeman • Dayan van der Westhuizen • Ruben van Heerden • Marco van Staden • Conraad van Vuuren • Jano Venter • Jaco Visagie • Did not play: • Jacobie Adriaanse • Martin Dreyer • Neethling Fouché • Njabulo Gumede • Roelof Smit • Eli Snyman • Ruan Steenkamp
Backs Ulrich Beyers • Marnitz Boshoff • Tinus de Beer • Stedman Gans • Warrick Gelant • Travis Ismaiel • JT Jackson • Tony Jantjies • Johnny Kôtze • Manie Libbok • Kefentse Mahlo • Duncan Matthews • Rabz Maxwane • Franco Naudé • Burger Odendaal • Handré Pollard • Divan Rossouw • Joshua Stander • Dries Swanepoel • Jamba Ulengo • Ivan van Zyl • Piet van Zyl • André Warner • Did not play: • Theo Maree • Rudy Paige • Jade Stighling
Coach Nollis Marais • John Mitchell
Free State Cheetahs squad[47]
Forwards Justin Basson • Rynier Bernardo • Tom Botha • Uzair Cassiem • Aranos Coetzee • Luan de Bruin • Erich de Jager • Chris Dry • Jacques du Toit • Joseph Dweba • Elandré Huggett • Reniel Hugo • Nicolaas Immelman • Günther Janse van Vuuren • Jeremy Jordaan • Niell Jordaan • Armandt Koster • Johan Kotze • Andrew Kuhn • Daniel Maartens • Charles Marais • Oupa Mohojé • Ox Nché • Gerhard Olivier • Junior Pokomela • Sibabalo Qoma • Paul Schoeman • Marnus van der Merwe • Torsten van Jaarsveld • Henco Venter • Reinach Venter • Ntokozo Vidima • Dennis Visser • Carl Wegner • Jasper Wiese • Did not play: • Tienie Burger • Hilton Lobberts • Steven Meiring • Fiffy Rampeta
Backs Cecil Afrika • Dian Badenhorst • Rayno Benjamin • Clayton Blommetjies • Carel-Jan Coetzee • Ryno Eksteen • Reinhardt Erwee • Lloyd Greeff • Malcolm Jaer • Stephan Janse van Rensburg • JW Jonker • Nico Lee • Makazole Mapimpi • Vuyani Maqina • Niel Marais • Marco Mason • Tian Meyer • Ali Mgijima • Zee Mkhabela • Luther Obi • Sergeal Petersen • Robbie Petzer • Raymond Rhule • William Small-Smith • JP Smith • Rosko Specman • Ernst Stapelberg • Francois Venter • Shaun Venter • Did not play: • Ruan van Rensburg • Lihleli Xoli
Coach Rory Duncan • Daan Human
Golden Lions squad[48]
Forwards Justin Ackerman • Jacobie Adriaanse • Andrew Beerwinkel • Fabian Booysen • Cyle Brink • Robbie Coetzee • Hacjivah Dayimani • Jo-Hanko de Villiers • Bobby de Wee • Ruan Dreyer • Nico du Plessis • Andries Ferreira • Corné Fourie • Rhyno Herbst • Pieter Jansen • Johannes Jonker • Ryan Kankowski • Robert Kruger • Malcolm Marx • Len Massyn • Marvin Orie • Sti Sithole • Dylan Smith • Kwagga Smith • Jacques van Rooyen • James Venter • Jano Venter • Mike Willemse • Did not play: • Le Roux Baard • Driaan Bester • Ruan Brits • JP du Preez • Lourens Erasmus • Chergin Fillies • Wiehan Jacobs • Morné Moos • Franco Mostert • Luvuyo Pupuma • Pieter Scholtz • Victor Sekekete • Bhekisa Shongwe • Koos Tredoux • Akker van der Merwe • HP van Schoor • Hencus van Wyk • Jaco Willemse
Backs Andries Coetzee • Ross Cronjé • Ashlon Davids • Branco du Preez • Aphiwe Dyantyi • Stokkies Hanekom • Jack Hart • Rohan Janse van Rensburg • Marco Jansen van Vuren • Jan-Louis la Grange • Sylvian Mahuza • Siya Masuku • Jacques Nel • Manuel Rass • Shaun Reynolds • Jarryd Sage • Courtnall Skosan • Dillon Smit • Madosh Tambwe • Bradley Thain • Morné van den Berg • Jaco van der Walt • Anthony Volmink • Harold Vorster • Did not play: • Ruan Combrinck • Xander Crause • Faf de Klerk • Eddie Fouché • Selom Gavor • Dean Gordon • Gerrie Labuschagné • Barend Smit • Wayne van der Bank • Gerdus van der Walt • Heimar Williams
Coach Swys de Bruin
Griquas squad[49]
Forwards Jonathan Adendorf • Wilmar Arnoldi • Marius Fourie • Liam Hendricks • Jono Janse van Rensburg • Pieter Jansen van Vuren • Kevin Kaba • Sias Koen • Stephan Kotzé • De Wet Kruger • AJ le Roux • RJ Liebenberg • Sintu Manjezi • Devon Martinus • Shaun McDonald • NJ Oosthuizen • FP Pelser • Conway Pretorius • Wandile Putuma • Louwrens Strydom • Ewald van der Westhuizen • Wendal Wehr • Mzwanele Zito • Did not play: • Mthunzi Moloi • Devon Nash • Steph Vermeulen
Backs Ederies Arendse • Christopher Bosch • Renier Botha • Enver Brandt • AJ Coertzen • Tiaan Dorfling • Johnathan Francke • Tertius Kruger • Koch Marx • Christiaan Meyer • Kyle Steyn • André Swarts • Clinton Swart • Rudi van Rooyen • George Whitehead • Eric Zana • Did not play: • Alshaun Bock • Alvin Brandt
Coach Peter Engledow
Pumas squad[50]
Forwards Louis Albertse • Thembelani Bholi • Chris Cloete • Marné Coetzee • Willie Engelbrecht • Carel Greeff • Stephan Greeff • Lambert Groenewald • Frank Herne • Marko Janse van Rensburg • Jeremy Jordaan • Francois Kleinhans • Hugo Kloppers • Jacques Kotzé • Cameron Lindsay • Hilton Lobberts • Khwezi Mona • Mark Pretorius • Pieter Scholtz • Brian Shabangu • Jannie Stander • De-Jay Terblanche • Nardus van der Walt • Stefan Willemse • Did not play: • Tazz Fuzani • Johann Grundlingh • Wiehan Hay • Reuben Johannes • Luxolo Koza • Ruaan Lerm • Morgan Naudé • Dylan Peterson • Marnus Schoeman • Simon Westraadt
Backs Sias Ebersohn • Selom Gavor • Ruwellyn Isbell • Gerrie Labuschagné • JP Lewis • Kobus Marais • Theo Maree • Neil Maritz • Ryan Nell • Trompie Pretorius • Hennie Skorbinski • Gerrit Smith • Stefan Ungerer • Reynier van Rooyen • Justin van Staden • Devon Williams • Did not play: • Bernado Botha • Tyler Fisher • Deon Helberg • Hoffmann Maritz • Emile Temperman • Marlou van Niekerk • Leighton van Wyk
Coach Brent Janse van Rensburg
Sharks squad[51]
Forwards Hyron Andrews • Ruan Botha • Keegan Daniel • Jean Droste • Andrew du Plessis • Dan du Preez • Jean-Luc du Preez • Thomas du Toit • Ross Geldenhuys • Thierry Kounga Kuaté • Khaya Majola • Mzamo Majola • Franco Marais • John-Hubert Meyer • Tera Mtembu • Bandisa Ndlovu • Tyler Paul • Chiliboy Ralepelle • Juan Schoeman • Akker van der Merwe • Kerron van Vuuren • Jacques Vermeulen • Wian Vosloo • Did not play: • Stephan Coetzee • Gideon Koegelenberg • Tendai Mtawarira • Coenie Oosthuizen • Rikus Zwarts
Backs Tythan Adams • Lukhanyo Am • Garth April • Brandon Bailing • Tristan Blewett • Curwin Bosch • Michael Claassens • Benhard Janse van Rensburg • Marius Louw • Ilunga Mukendi • Odwa Ndungane • S'busiso Nkosi • Inny Radebe • Louis Schreuder • S'bura Sithole • Rhyno Smith • Kobus van Wyk • Hanco Venter • Jeremy Ward • Courtney Winnaar • Cameron Wright • Did not play: • Rowan Gouws • Patrick Lambie
Coach Robert du Preez
Western Province squad[52]
Forwards Nizaam Carr • Jaco Coetzee • Jan de Klerk • Ruben de Villiers • Stephan de Wit • Johan du Toit • JC Janse van Rensburg • Michael Kumbirai • Wilco Louw • Bongi Mbonambi • Dean Muir • Sikhumbuzo Notshe • Scarra Ntubeni • Caylib Oosthuizen • Ramone Samuels • JD Schickerling • Chad Solomon • Piet-Louw Strauss • Kobus van Dyk • Jurie van Vuuren • Frans van Wyk • Chris van Zyl • Alistair Vermaak • Cobus Wiese • Eduard Zandberg • Did not play: • Juarno Augustus • Eital Bredenkamp • Pieter-Steph du Toit • Rynhardt Elstadt • Eben Etzebeth • Oli Kebble • Steven Kitshoff • Siya Kolisi • Frans Malherbe • Ayyoob Moerat • Carlü Sadie • Luke Stringer • Nyasha Tarusenga
Backs Craig Barry • Bjorn Basson • Kurt Coleman • Damian de Allende • Robert du Preez • Dewaldt Duvenage • Michal Haznar • Huw Jones • Werner Kok • Dan Kriel • Dillyn Leyds • SP Marais • Godlen Masimla • Ruhan Nel • Justin Phillips • Seabelo Senatla • Brandon Thomson • Jano Vermaak • EW Viljoen • Damian Willemse • Did not play: • Juan de Jongh • Daniël du Plessis • Grant Hermanus • Khanyo Ngcukana • Ryan Oosthuizen • Ernst Stapelberg • Edwill van der Merwe • Leolin Zas
Coach John Dobson

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