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Boland Rugby Union News KAVALIERS BOLAND RUGBY UNION NEWS 29 NOVEMBER 2013 | ISSUE #2 | PAGE 1 CLUB TALENT: Club players in the Cavaliers pre-season squad (from left): Lezandro October, Shaun Jones, Harlon Klaasen, Keenan Abrahams, Denzil Adams, Evan Liedeman, Denver Wani, Bradley Ruiters and Nicolai Lubbe. TOP PERFORMERS in Vodacom Cup competition. conditioning training, the this year’s Boland Club players are making good Rugby competition are train- With a few positions still up progress. With the players ing with the Regent Boland for grabs before the final going on a break from 13 Cavaliers ahead of the 2014 Cavaliers squad will be an- December, we will use the nounced, these players will final two weeks to incorpo- have to prove their worth in rate skills and patterns of the next few weeks. play.” This once again proves the Davids says there is a posi- healthy state of Club Rugby tive vibe within the camp and in the Boland and the fact that all the players are pull- that chances will be given to ing their weight during players who perform for training sessions. their clubs every week. “The Club and Academy According to Boland Cava- players have settled in nicely NEW SIGNING: liers Head Coach Abe Davids with the senior players and Loosehead Prop Kwesi (pictured left) the pre-season our new signings are also Mkhafu joined the programme is having the showing great promise, so I Boland Cavaliers form desired effect on his players: believe we can be very opti- the Border Bulldogs. HEAD COACH: Abe Davids “In terms of strength and mistic about next season. KAVALIERS 29 NOVEMBER 2013 | ISSUE #2 | PAGE 2 DIE Boland Rugbyunie het onlangs sy jaarlikse Klub Bekeruitdeling te Wellington aangebied, met die onderskeie klub liga-wenners, wat tydens die geleentheid vereer is: C-SPANNE (PREMIER / SUPER / PRESIDENT): Platteland - Safcol PREMIERLIGA: Roses United SUPERLIGA: Never Despair Wynland - Wolseley Weskus - Good Hopes Super Wes - Never Despair Super Oos - Hamlet Premier - Wesbank B-SPANNE (PREMIER / SUPER / PRESIDENT/EERSTE): Middellande - Rangers (B/dorp) Breërivier - Montagu Langeberg - All Stars Witzenberg - Rosendal Sentraal - Riebeeck United PRESIDENTSLIGA: Safcol se Eerste-, Tweede– en Derde-spanne het Weskus - Paternoster hul onderskeie afdelings in die Presidentsliga gewen (‘n BRU rekord). Pres N/W - Van Rhynsdorp Eagles Safcol is ook aangewys as die mees-gedissiplineerde span van 2013. Pres Platteland - Safcol Pres Wynland - Worcerster Perseverance Pres Weskus - Voorberg Superliga Wes - St Helenabaai Superliga Oos - Villagers (Montagu) Premierliga - Villagers (Worcester) A-SPANNE (PREMIER / SUPER / PRESIDENT/EERSTE): Middellande - Rangers (B/dorp) Breërivier - Montagu Langeberg - Mountain Stars EERSTELIGA: Rangers Bredasdorp SEWES KAMPIOEN: Villiersdorp Witzenberg - Verenigde Ceres Sentraal - Villagers (Newton) Weskus - Paternoster Pres N/W -Invincibles Pres Platteland -Safcol Pres Wynland -Protea (De Doorns) Pres Weskus -Good Hopes Superliga Wes -Abbotsdale Superliga Oos -Newtons Premierliga -Roses United SPELERS VD JAAR: Van links: Louis Carstens (o.19), Chaney Willemse ANDER TOEKENNINGS: (o.21), Ewaan Liedeman (Amateur A), Vincent Roberts (Sub-Unie). O/19 Speler vd Jaar - Louis Carstens O/21 Speler vd Jaar - Chaney Willemse Sub Unie span Speler vd Jaar -Vincent Roberts Amateur B Speler vd Jaar` - Mickey Abrahams Amateur A Speler vd Jaar - Ewaan Liedeman Mees gedissiplineerde Klub - Safcol Boland Sewes Kampioen - Villiersdorp Algehele Kampioen Eersteliga - Rangers (B/dorp) Algehele Kampioen Presidentliga - Safcol Algehele Kampioen Superliga - Never Despair Community Cup verteenw. (2014) - Roses United .
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