U18 Craven Week captain Riley Norton is amongst 17 DHL Western Province gamers chosen within the two SA Colleges groups for the annual match between the edges on Thursday.
The match shall be staged on the Hoërskool Monument in Krugersdorp on Thursday, 4 July and kick off at 15h00.
Lions hooker Esethu Mnebelele and Bulls lock JD Hattingh will captain the SA Colleges and SA Colleges A groups respectively.
The SA Colleges selectors picked two gifted squads following one other profitable U18 Craven Week, which can conclude on Saturday in Krugersdorp.
The 2 squads and their respective administration will get collectively for a camp in Krugersdorp between 29 June and 5 July.
“The 2 squads characterize the very best out there expertise which was on present at Craven Week,” stated Dave Wessels, SA Rugby’s high-performance common supervisor.
“The Elite Participant Improvement (EPD) programme managers at SA Rugby, and the SA Selectors have executed one other nice job in figuring out a robust pool of gamers from the unimaginable quantity of expertise that was on show in Krugersdorp.
“I wish to congratulate all of the gamers and administration on their choice and want them nicely of their preparations as they construct up in the direction of the large match on Thursday,” stated Wessels.
SA Colleges – 15 Alzeadon Felix (Free State), 14 Kuthadzo Rasivhaga (Golden Lions), 13 Pieter van der Merwe (Free State), Janco Buy (Blue Bulls), 11 Cheswill Jooste (Golden Lions), 10 Yaqeen Ahmed (Western Province), 9 Adeeb Borraine (Western Province), 8 Aden da Costa (Western Province), 7 Josh Neill (Western Province), 6 Kebotile Maake (Golden Lions), 5 Riley Norton (Western Province), 4 James Schnetler (Blue Bulls), 3 Aidan Botha (Sharks), 2 Esethu Mnebelele (Golden Lions, c), 1 Phiwayinkosi Khubeka (Sharks).
Subs: 16 Mahle Sithole (Sharks), 17 Oliver Reid (Western Province), 18 Cruz Davey (Western Province), 19 AJ Meyer (Free State), 20 Vuyo Gwiji (Sharks), 21 Elgernon Meyer (South Western Districts), 22 Vusi Moyo (Golden Lions), 23 Ethan Adams (Free State), 24 Cecil Parsons (Griffons), 25 Torren February (Western Province), 26 Zekhethelo Siyaya (Sharks).
SA Colleges A – 15 Akahluwa Boqwana (Sharks), 14 Nisako Ndlovu (Blue Bulls), 13 Markus Miller (Western Province), 12 Zingce Simka (Sharks), 11 Junaid Steward (Blue Bulls), 10 Luan Giliomee (Boland), 9 Handre Schoeman (Blue Bulls), 8 Ruben Kruger (Western Province), 7 Sipho Nonyalela (Japanese Province), 6 Briint Davids (Western Province), 5 JD Hattingh (Blue Bulls), 4 Tom Barnard (Western Province), 3 Duan Potgieter (Valke), 2 Liam Van Wyk (Free State), 1 Jordan Jooste (Western Province).
Subs: 16 Xabiso Mkiva (Western Province), 17 Andre Poulton (Golden Lions), 18 Luquobo Makwedini (Western Province), 19 Ruan Viviers (Western Province), 20 Risima Khosa (Golden Lions), 21 Zaide Rippenaar (Valke), 22 Philip Mclaren (Free State), 23 Viaan Mentoor (Western Province), 24 Kurt Coetzee (South Western Districts), 25 Gcina Puzi (Border), 26 Gregan Jansen (Griquas).
SA Colleges Administration:
Workforce Supervisor: Dean Moodley (Sharks)
Head Coach: James Winstanley (Japanese Province)
Assistant Coach: Lwazi Zangqa (Border)
Physiotherapist: Farhaanah Nagia (Free State)
Conditioning Coach: Yaw Fosu-Amoah (Leopards)
Scrum Coach: Jacobus van Dyk (Blue Bulls)
Workforce Physician: Gershin Kortje (Boland)
SA Colleges A Administration:
Workforce Supervisor: Mandla Mdaka (Blue Bulls)
Head Coach: Heinrich Martin (Western Province)
Assistant Coach: Patdro Somerset (Japanese Province)
Physiotherapist: Robin Williams (KwaZulu Natal)
Conditioning Coach: Adriaan Jansen (Southwestern Districts)
Scrum Coach: Jacobus van Dyk (Blue Bulls)
Workforce Physician: Gershin Kortje (Boland)
Picture: Sydney Seshibedi/Gallo Photos
