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Match Summary MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Windhoek Draught Welwitschia Namibia Currie Cup Qualifier vs SWD Eagles Currie Cup Qualifier VENUE Hage Geingob Stadium DATE 18 June 2016 15:00 COMPETITION Currie Cup Qualifiers FINAL SCORE 5 - 96 HALFTIME SCORE 5 - 47 TRIES 1 - 14 PLAYER OF THE MATCH SCORING SUMMARY Windhoek Draught Welwitschia Namibia Currie Cup Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup Qualifier PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Les Klim (J #) 1 0 0 0 Layle Antonio Delo (J #) 1 0 0 0 Kurt Haupt (J #) 1 0 0 0 Lodewyk Uys (J #) 1 0 0 0 Janneman Stander (J #) 1 0 0 0 Alexander Halvorsen (J #) 1 0 0 0 Martin Du Toit (J #) 3 0 0 0 Daniel Roberts (J #) 2 0 0 0 Wilneth Engelbrecht (J #) 1 0 0 0 Jacquin Jansen (J #) 1 7 0 0 Christo Du Plessis (J #) 1 0 0 0 Andy Ntsila (J #) 1 0 0 0 Thomas Kean (J #) 0 4 0 0 (hansie) Johannes Petrus Jacobus Graaf (J #) 0 2 0 0 LINE-UP Windhoek Draught Welwitschia Namibia Currie Cup Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup Qualifier 1 Quintin Esterhuizen (J #) 1 Layle Antonio Delo (J #) 2 Dewald Coetzee (J #) 2 Kurt Haupt (J #) 3 Hauta Veii (J #) 3 Dean Lionel John Hopp (J #) 4 Munio Kasiringua (J #) 4 Peet Van Der Walt (J #) 5 Wikus Davis (J #) 5 Lodewyk Uys (J #) 6 Zayne Groenewaldt (J #) 6 Janneman Stander (J #) 7 Morne Blom (J #) 7 Lyndon Lee Hartnick (J #) 8 Joe Herrmann (J #) 8 Alexander Halvorsen (J #) 9 Jc Winkler (J #) 9 Johan Steyn (J #) 10 Aurelio Plato (J #) 10 Martin Du Toit (J #) 11 Silvano Beukes (J #) 11 Daniel Roberts (J #) 12 Francois Wiese (J #) 12 Wilneth Engelbrecht (J #) 13 Les Klim (J #) 13 Kirsten Heyns (J #) 14 Phillip Nashikaku (J #) 14 Lenesteyo Nomdo (J #) 15 Justin Nel (J #) 15 Jacquin Jansen (J #) RESERVES Windhoek Draught Welwitschia Namibia Currie Cup Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup Qualifier 16 Johann Wohler (J #) 16 Brainton Booysen (J #) 17 Antonio Tripodi (J #) 17 Nemo Gunther Roelofse (J #) 18 Alberto Johannes Engelbrecht (J #) 18 Christo Du Plessis (J #) 19 Muharua Katjijeko (J #) 19 Andy Ntsila (J #) 20 Camerol Klassen (J #) 20 Mzo Dyantyi (J #) 21 Riaan Van Zyl (J #) 21 Thomas Kean (J #) 22 Mahco Prinsloo (J #) 22 (hansie) Johannes Petrus Jacobus Graaf (J #) CARDS Windhoek Draught Welwitschia Namibia Currie Cup Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup Qualifier # Player White Blue Yellow Red # Player White Blue Yellow Red None 1 Andy Ntsila (J #) 0 0 1 0 2 Janneman Stander (J #) 0 0 1 0 PLAYER MOVEMENT - Windhoek Draught Welwitschia Namibia Currie Cup Qualifier TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT PLAYER MOVEMENT - SWD Eagles Currie Cup Qualifier TIME EVENT PLAYER TEAM COMMENT SWD Eagles Currie Cup 41:00 PlayerOff Johan Steyn Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 41:00 PlayerOn Mzo Dyantyi Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 41:00 PlayerOff Peet Van der Walt Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 41:00 PlayerOn Andy Ntsila Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 41:00 PlayerOff Dean Lionel John Hopp Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 41:00 PlayerOn Nemo Gunther Roelofse Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 46:00 PlayerOff Alexander Halvorsen Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 46:00 PlayerOn Christo Du Plessis Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 51:00 PlayerOff Andy Ntsila Yellow Card Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 52:00 PlayerOff Jacquin Jansen Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 52:00 PlayerOn (Hansie) Johannes Petrus Jacobus Graaf Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 53:00 PlayerOff Janneman Stander Yellow Card Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 56:00 PlayerOff Kurt Haupt Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 56:00 PlayerOn Brainton Booysen Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 61:00 PlayerOn Andy Ntsila Yellow Card Return Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 65:00 PlayerOn Janneman Stander Yellow Card Return Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 65:00 PlayerOff Wilneth Engelbrecht Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup 65:00 PlayerOn Thomas Kean Qualifier SWD Eagles Currie Cup PlayerOn Qualifier Provided by Footprint.
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