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Sa Rugby Match Summary MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS SWD Eagles vs Boland Cavaliers VENUE Outeniqua Park DATE 28 September 2018 18:00 COMPETITION Currie Cup First Division FINAL SCORE 54 - 28 HALFTIME SCORE 36 - 14 TRIES 7 - 3 PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY SWD Eagles Boland Cavaliers PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Jacques Vermaak (J #2) 1 0 0 0 Tapiwa Tsomondo (J #6) 2 0 0 0 Ruben Schoeman (J #4) 1 0 0 0 Damian Stevens (J #9) 0 0 1 0 Nicolaas Immelman (J #6) 1 0 0 0 Elgar Watts (J #10) 0 1 2 0 Divan Nel (J #10) 0 5 3 0 Jacquin Jansen (J #21) 0 1 0 0 Marlo Weich (J #14) 1 0 0 0 Wayne Smith (J #22) 1 0 0 0 Leighton Eksteen (J #15) 1 0 0 0 Janneman Stander (J #20) 1 0 0 0 Kirsten Heyns (J #21) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP SWD Eagles Boland Cavaliers 1 Luxolo Koza (J #1) 1 Arnout Malherbe (J #1) 2 Jacques Vermaak (J #2) 2 Clemen Lewis (J #2) 3 Mzufukile Sofisa (J #3) 3 Clinton Theron (J #3) 4 Ruben Schoeman (J #4) 4 Kenan Cronje (J #4) 5 Hannes Janse Van Rensburg (J #5) 5 Rinus Bothma (J #5) 6 Nicolaas Immelman (J #6) 6 Tapiwa Tsomondo (J #6) 7 Wynand Grassmann (J #7) 7 Ludio Williams (J #7) 8 Wayne Wilschut (J #8) 8 Zandré Jordaan (J #8) 9 Johan Steyn (J #9) 9 Damian Stevens (J #9) 10 Divan Nel (J #10) 10 Elgar Watts (J #10) 11 Alshaun Bock (J #11) 11 Valentino Wellman (J #11) 12 Vuyo Mboto (J #12) 12 Wilneth Engelbrecht (J #12) 13 Tyler Fisher (J #13) 13 Gerrit Van Wyk (J #13) 14 Marlo Weich (J #14) 14 Charles Mayeza (J #14) 15 Leighton Eksteen (J #15) 15 Quaid Langeveldt (J #15) RESERVES SWD Eagles Boland Cavaliers 16 Le Roux Baard (J #16) 16 Francois Esterhuizen (J #16) 17 Dewald Dekker (J #17) 17 Raeez Salie (J #17) 18 Teunis Nieuwoudt (J #18) 18 Stefaan Grundlingh (J #18) 19 Brendon Esterhuizen (J #19) 19 Taine Booysen (J #19) 20 Janneman Stander (J #20) 20 Ralton October (J #20) 21 Kirsten Heyns (J #21) 21 Jacquin Jansen (J #21) 22 Ganfried May (J #22) 22 Wayne Smith (J #22) CARDS SWD Eagles Boland Cavaliers # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red None 1 Clinton Theron (J #3) 0 0 1 0 PLAYER MOVEMENT - SWD Eagles TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT 27:00 PlayerOff Wynand Grassmann SWD Eagles Tactical 27:00 PlayerOn Le Roux Baard SWD Eagles Tactical 45:00 PlayerOff Mzufukile Sofisa SWD Eagles Tactical 45:00 PlayerOn Dewald Dekker SWD Eagles Tactical 46:00 PlayerOff Luxolo Koza SWD Eagles Tactical 46:00 PlayerOn Teunis Nieuwoudt SWD Eagles Tactical 56:00 PlayerOff Alshaun Bock SWD Eagles Tactical 56:00 PlayerOn Kirsten Heyns SWD Eagles Tactical 57:00 PlayerOff Ruben Schoeman SWD Eagles Tactical 57:00 PlayerOn Janneman Stander SWD Eagles Tactical 65:00 PlayerOff Wayne Wilschut SWD Eagles Tactical 65:00 PlayerOn Brendon Esterhuizen SWD Eagles Tactical 68:00 PlayerOff Hannes Janse van Rensburg SWD Eagles Tactical 68:00 PlayerOn Ruben Schoeman SWD Eagles Tactical 77:00 PlayerOff Marlo Weich SWD Eagles Tactical 77:00 PlayerOn Ganfried May SWD Eagles Tactical PLAYER MOVEMENT - Boland Cavaliers TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT 35:00 PlayerOff Clinton Theron Boland Cavaliers Yellow Card 37:00 PlayerOff Zandré Jordaan Boland Cavaliers Tactical 37:00 PlayerOn Taine Booysen Boland Cavaliers Tactical 41:00 PlayerOff Ludio Williams Boland Cavaliers Yellow Card Substitution 41:00 PlayerOn Stefaan Grundlingh Boland Cavaliers Yellow Card Substitution 45:00 PlayerOn Clinton Theron Boland Cavaliers Yellow Card Return 45:00 PlayerOn Ludio Williams Boland Cavaliers Yellow Card Substitution 45:00 PlayerOff Stefaan Grundlingh Boland Cavaliers Yellow Card Substitution 47:00 PlayerOn Francois Esterhuizen Boland Cavaliers Tactical 47:00 PlayerOff Clemen Lewis Boland Cavaliers Tactical 47:00 PlayerOff Damian Stevens Boland Cavaliers Tactical 47:00 PlayerOn Ralton October Boland Cavaliers Tactical 53:00 PlayerOff Ralton October Boland Cavaliers Tactical 53:60 PlayerOn Damian Stevens Boland Cavaliers Tactical 55:00 PlayerOff Wilneth Engelbrecht Boland Cavaliers Tactical 55:00 PlayerOn Wayne Smith Boland Cavaliers Tactical 67:00 PlayerOff Damian Stevens Boland Cavaliers Tactical 67:00 PlayerOn Ralton October Boland Cavaliers Tactical 70:00 PlayerOn Raeez Salie Boland Cavaliers Tactical 70:00 PlayerOff Clinton Theron Boland Cavaliers Tactical 70:00 PlayerOff Arnout Malherbe Boland Cavaliers Tactical 70:00 PlayerOn Stefaan Grundlingh Boland Cavaliers Tactical 33:00 PlayerOff Quaid Langeveldt Boland Cavaliers Tactical 33:00 PlayerOn Jacquin Jansen Boland Cavaliers Tactical Provided by Footprint.
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