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Die Burger Finals - The winners

Mon, 30 Aug 2010 13:42


Paarl Gim in action at Newlands earlier this year. (c) Doug Fitz-Gerald

The three finals of the rugby competition organised for the four southern unions by Die Burger produced three winners - Paarl Gim of Western Province, Augsburg of Boland and Itembelihle of Eastern Province.

The three finals were played at Hoërskool Framesby on Saturday.

Two of the matches produced clear-cut winners, while the medium schools' contest was a close one, won by a conversion.

In the Big Schools Final Paarl Gim were much too good for hosts Framesby They scored nine tries to none in winning 57-6. As has been the case with all Gim's rugby this season, it was a great team performance.

Things were relatively even in the first half but in the second, 'tackle fatigue' destroyed Framesby and the Gimmies poured through on the attack

The scorers:

For Paarl Gim:
Tries: Christiaan Smit, Luqmaan Ismael, Kobus van Wyk, Conrad Loubser 2, Ruan Mouton, Niel Claasen, Jandré Conradie
Cons: Willie Viljoen 7
DG: Lance Rutherford

For Framesby:
Pens:
Reynier Bernado, Christiaan Dempers

In the Medium Schools Final, it was sheer guts and determined defence that won the day for Augsburg of Clanwilliam against the more fancied Oudtshoorn side.

In the end, the difference in the scores was a conversion by fullback Janco Lehman. Augsburg won 12-10.

The scorers:

For Augsburg:
Tries: Jaco Visagie, Lazaar Volschenk
Con: Janco Lehman

For Oudtshoorn:
Tries:
Yoveheno Kampher 2

Itembelihle won the Small Schools Final for the third time, this time beating Hawston 35-24.

The Port Elizabeth side was well ahead 35-3 with 10 minutes to play when they decided to give the whole squad a chance to play.

The scorers:

For Itembelihle:
Tries:
Xolile Mange 2, Sihle Mngautwa, Falakhe
Cons: Coyi Banda 3
Pen: Coyi Banda 3

For Hawston:
Tries:
Alvino Cornelius 3, Bredon Hunter
Con: Mauretmor Arendse
Pen: Roland Swart