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Bulls Rugby Results 1996 - 2019 www.rugbyhistory.co.nz © Copyright Kerry P Geertson 2013 BULLS RUGBY RESULTS 1996 - 2019 Key: P = Played. W = Won. L = Lost. D = Draw. T = Try. C = Conversion. P = Penalty. DG = Drop Goal. H = Home. A = Away. R = Ref. F = For. Ag = Against. (C) = Captain . (QF) = Quarter Final. (SF) = Semi Final . (F) = Final . Round Robin Finishing Positions 1996 3rd Lost Semi Final 1997 8th 1998 11th 1999 12th 2000 11th 2001 12th 2002 12th 2003 6th 2004 6th 2005 3rd Lost Semi Final 2006 4th Lost Semi Final 2007 2nd Won Final 2008 10th 2009 1st Won Final 2010 1st Won Final 2011 7th 2012 5th Lost Quarter Final 2013 2nd Lost Semi Final 2014 9th 2015 9th 2016 9th 2017 15th 2018 12th 2019 5th Lost Quarter Final Average Finishing Position after 24 years 7.29 1996 Finished 3rd Round Robin Lost 2nd Semi Final Players: Ackermann J; Arnold P; Bekker S; Blaauw J; Bosman F; Breytenbach C; Brooks J; Campher L; Claassens J; du Toit D; Enslin W; Esterhuizen G; Grobbelaar D; Hurter M; Kruger J; Kruger R (C) ; Meiring F; Olivier J; Otto J; Otto K; Potgieter C; Proudfoot M; Rein R; Ribbens P; Richter A; Roberts F; Rossouw P; Schroeder R; Sherrell L; Snyman A; Truscott J; van der Westhuizen J; van Rensburg J; van Schalkwyk D; van Straaten A; Venter H. Coach: Dr John G Williams . Super 12: Sharks H W 30 - 8 3 T – Olivier, Richter, Penalty; 3 C – Kruger J; 3 P – Kruger J. R – A Watson (SA). Waratahs H W 32 - 29 2 T – Meiring, Otto K; 2 C – Sherrell, Kruger J; 6 P – Sherrell. R – S Neethling (SA). Highlanders H W 59 - 29 5 T – Snyman, van Schalkwyk, Kruger J, van der Westhuizen, Richter; 5 C – Kruger J; 8 P – Kruger J. R – I Rogers (SA). Reds A L 18 - 25 2 T – van Schalkwyk, Truscott; 1 C – Kruger J; 2 P – Kruger J. R – P Marshall (Aus). Crusaders A W 34 - 18 5 T – Richter (2), du Toit, Olivier, Truscott; 3 C – Sherrell; 1 P - Sherrell. R – R Hill (NZ). Blues A L 26 - 30 3 T – du Toit, Bosman, Sherrell; 1 C – Sherrell; 3 P - Sherrell . R – S Walsh (NZ). Chiefs A L 9 - 17 2 P – du Toit, Kruger J; 1 DG – Kruger J. R – S Walsh (NZ). Lions H W 25 - 15 1 T – Venter; 1 C – Kruger J; 5 P – Kruger J; 1 DG – Kruger J . R – M Franken (SA). Hurricanes H W 38 - 20 4 T – Snyman, Truscott, Kruger R, van Rensburg; 3 C – Kruger J; 4 P – Kruger J (3), van der Westhuizen. R – A Watson (SA). Brumbies H W 23 - 10 1 T – Bosman; 6 P – Kruger J. R – S Neethling (SA). Stormers A W 35 - 7 5 T – Venter (2), van Resburg (2), Otto K; 2 C – Kruger J; 2 P – Kruger J. R – J Meuwesen (SA). Blues A (SF) L 11 - 48 1 T – Breytenbach; 2 P – Kruger J. R – W Erickson (Aus). 1997 Finished 8th Round Robin Players: Alberts K; Alberts N; Basson W; Bekker M; Bekker S; Bosman F; Bouwer G; Breytenbach C; Bronkhorst W; Brooks J; Campher L; Claassens J; Engelbrecht K; Grobbelaar D; Hurter M; Jansen van Vuuren K; Kruger R (C) ; Lourens W; Meiring F; Nortje D; Olivier J; Otto J; Otto K; Proudfoot M; Ribbens P; Richter A; Schutte J; Snyman A; Steyn C; Terre Blanche C; Tromp H; Truscott J; van der Walt J; van der Westhuizen J; van Rensburg J; van Schalkwyk D; Wessels J. Coach: G N (Kitch) Christie . Super 12: Blues H D 40 - 40 4 T – Richter (3), Tromp; 4 C – van Rensburg; 4 P – van Rensburg. R – A Watson (SA). Reds H W 14 - 3 2 T – van der Walt; 2 C – van Rensburg. R – I Rogers (SA). Hurricanes A L 32 - 64 4 T – Meiring, Otto J, Bekker S, Penalty; 3 C – van Rensburg; 2 P – van Rensburg. R – P Honiss (NZ). Highlanders A L 7 - 27 1 T – Kruger; 1 C – Nortje. R – S Walsh (NZ). Brumbies A L 19 - 38 3 T – Olivier, Brooks, van Veuuren; 2 C – van Rensburg. R – A Cole (Aus). Waratahs A L 29 - 43 5 T – Snyman (2), Tromp, Alberts K, Bouwer; 2 C – Bouwer, Alberts K. R – A Cole (Aus). Lions A D 16 - 16 2 T – Bouwer, Olivier; 2 P – Steyn, Bouwer. R – J Meuwesen (SA). Chiefs H W 34 - 27 4 T – Olivier (2), Bouwer, van der Walt; 4 C – Steyn; 2 P – Steyn. R – I Rogers (SA). Crusaders H W 23 - 22 2 T – Wessels, Schutte; 2 C – Steyn; 3 P – Steyn. R – J Kaplan (SA). Sharks A D 27 - 27 3 T – Snyman, Wessels, Schutte; 3 C – Steyn; 2 P – Steyn. R – A Watson (SA). Stormers H L 23 - 35 3 T – Engelbrecht, Bekker M, van der Walt; 1 C – Steyn; 2 P – Steyn. R – J Meuwesen (SA). 1998 Finished 11th Round Robin Players: Ackerman J; Allers F; Basson W; Bekker S; Boer P; Breytenbach C; Brooks J; de Marigny R; Esterhuizen G; Goosen M; Grobbelaar D; Hendricks M; Kemp H; le Roux J; Macdonald I; Otto J; Otto K; Ribbens P; Richter A (C) ; Santon D; Smith P; Snyman A; Steyn C; van den Bergh E; van der Walt J; van der Westhuizen J; van Schalkwyk D; van Straaten A; van Zyl D; Williamson G. Coach: Eugene van Wyk . Super 12: Cats H L 32 - 39 4 T – Steyn (2), Snyman, Breytenbach; 3 C – Smith (2), Steyn; 2 P – Smith. R – J Meuwesen (SA). Hurricanes H L 19 - 37 3 T – Steyn, van der Walt, Brooks; 2 C – Smith. R – P Marshall (Aus). Stormers A L 18 - 35 2 T – Esterhuizen; 1 C – Smith; 2 P – Smith. R – I Rogers (SA). Waratahs H W 34 - 19 3 T – Goosen, Smith, Kemp; 2 C – Smith; 5 P - Smith. R – P O’Brien (NZ). Brumbies H W 24 - 7 4 T – Goosen (2), van Zyl, Richter; 2 C – Smith. R – P Honiss (NZ). Crusaders A L 20 - 31 3 T – Smith, van der Westhuizen, Brooks; 1 C – van Straaten; 1 P – van Straaten. R – S Dickinson (Aus). Chiefs A L 25 - 37 3 T – van Schalkwyk, Grobbelaar, van der Westhuizen; 2 C – Smith; 2 P – Smith. R – A Cole (Aus). Blues A L 24 - 34 2 T – Goosen, Steyn; 1 C – van Straaten; 4 P – van Straaten . R – W Erickson (Aus). Reds A L 15 - 28 2 T – Steyn, van Straaten; 1 C – van Straaten; 1 P – van Straaten. R – P O’Brien (NZ). Sharks H W 12 - 8 4 P – van Straaten. R – M Franken (SA). Highlanders H L 26 - 31 2 T – Hendricks, van Straaten; 2 C – van Straaten; 4 P – van Straaten. R – S Young (Aus). 1999 Finished 12th Round Robin Players: Basson W; Bekker S (C) ; Boer P; Booysen J; Brand J; Brooks J; de Kock D; de Lange P; du Preez G; Espag J; Esterhuizen G; Fox A; Goosen M; Grobbelaar D; Hendricks M; Julies W; Kemp H; Kruger R; Lawless G; le Roux J; Marais M; McIntosh C; Meyer W; Olivier J; Otto K; Potgieter R; Raubenheimer S; Ribbens P; Santon D; Smith P; Snyman A; Steyn C; Stoltz T; Truscott J; van der Walt D; van der Walt J; van Schalkwyk D; van Wyk J; Venter H; Welsh B; Williamson G. Coach: Eugene van Wyk . Super 12: Stormers H L 19 - 42 1 T – Venter; 1 C – Smith; 4 P – Smith. R – J Kaplan (SA). Highlanders A L 23 - 65 4 T – Ribbens (2), Raubenheimer, van Wyk; 1 P – Smith. R – S Dickinson (Aus). Hurricanes A L 18 - 37 2 T – Esterhuizen, Bekker; 1 C – Smith; 2 P – Smith. R – S Young (Aus). Waratahs A L 23 - 39 2 T – van der Walt N, van Schalkwyk; 2 C – Lawless, Smith; 3 P - Lawless. R – P Honiss (NZ). Brumbies A L 9 - 73 3 P – Smith. R – P Honiss (NZ). Cats A L 24 - 57 2 T – Lawless, Bekker; 1 C – Smith; 4 P – Smith. R – A Watson (SA). Reds H L 7 - 17 1 T – de Kock; 1 C – Smith. R – G Wahlstrom (NZ). Sharks A L 0 - 29 R – D Turner (SA). Crusaders H L 28 - 30 4 T – Steyn, Welsh, Smith, de Kock; 1 C – Smith; 2 P – Steyn. R – P Marshall (Aus). Blues H W 21 - 19 2 T – Olivier, Penalty; 1 C – Steyn; 3 P - Steyn. R – A Cole (Aus). Chiefs H L 31 - 39 3 T – Goosen, Brand, Espag; 2 C – Steyn; 3 P – Steyn; 1 DG - Goosen. R – A Cole (Aus). 2000 Finished 11th Round Robin Players: Arnold P; Basson W; Bekker S; Bosman M; Brooks J; Coeries D; de Beer J; de Kock D; Drotske A; du Randt J; Espag J; Frank M; Goosen M; Human J; Joubert P; Joubert T; Kruger C; Kruger H; Kruger R (C) ; Leonard A; Lourens W; Meyer E; Meyer W; Nelson R; Nortje B; Otto K; Pedro H; Potgieter R; Raubenheimer S; Steyn C; Treu P; van der Westhuizen J; van der Westhuyzen J; van Schalkwyk D; Venter H; Wagner S; Welsh B. Coach: Heyneke Meyer . Super 12: Cats H L 19 - 23 1 T – Joubert C; 1 C – de Beer; 4 P – de Beer. R – C Spannenberg (SA). Waratahs H L 13 - 33 1 T – Goosen; 1 C – de Beer; 2 P – de Beer. R – S Walsh Jnr (NZ). Stormers A D 19 - 19 1 T – Lourens; 1 C – de Beer; 4 P – de Beer. R – A Watson (SA). Brumbies H L 19 - 28 1 T – Leonard; 1 C – de Beer; 3 P – de Beer; 1 DG – de Beer.
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