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Currie Cup-2013 CURRIE CUP - STATISTICS - Page 1 Initially the Currie Cup was YearTeam Year Team not held annually and no 1940 1992 Natal "Finals" were played. 1941 1993 Transvaal Year Team 1942 1994 Transvaal World War II 1891 Western Province 1943 1995 Natal 1892 Western Province 1944 1996 Natal 1893 Not Contested 1945 1997 Western Province 1894 Western Province 1946 Northern Transvaal 1998 Blue Bulls 1895 Western Province 1947 Western Province 1999 Golden Lions 1896 Western Province 1948 Not contested 2000 Western Province 1897 Not Contested1949 Not contested 2001 Western Province 1898 Western Province 1950 Transvaal 2002 Blue Bulls 1899 Griqualand West 1951 Not contested 2003 Blue Bulls 1900 1952 Transvaal 2004 Blue Bulls 1901 Anglo / Boer War 1953 Not contested 2005 Freestate Cheetahs 1902 1954 Western Province 2006 FS Cheetahs Blue Bulls 1903 Not Contested1955 Not contested 2007 Freestate Cheetahs 1904 Western Province 1956 Northern Transvaal 2008 Sharks 1905 Not Contested 1957 Western Province 2009 Blue Bulls 1906 Western Province1958 Western Province 2010 Sharks 1907 Not Contested 1959 Western Province 2011 Golden Lions 1908 Western Province 1960 Not contested 2012 Western Province 1909 Not Contested1961 Not contested2013 Sharks 1910 Not Contested1962 Not contested 2014 1911 Griqualand West 1963 Not contested 2015 1912 Not Contested 1964 Western Province 2016 1913 Not Contested1965 Not contested 2017 1914 Western Province1966 Western Province 2018 1915 1967 Not contested 2019 1916 2020 World War I Changed to Annual event 1917 2021 1918 1968 Northern Transvaal 2022 1919 Not Contested 1969 Northern Transvaal 2023 1920 Western Province 1970 Griqualand West 2024 1921 Not Contested 1971 N-Tvl Transvaal 2025 1922 Transvaal1972 Transvaal 2026 1923 Not Contested 1973 Northern Transvaal 2027 1924 Not Contested 1974 Northern Transvaal 1925 Western Province 1975 Northern Transvaal Summary 1926 Not Contested 1976 Freestate Cheetahs Won or Teams 1927 Western Province 1977 Northern Transvaal Shared 1928 Not Contested 1978 Northern Transvaal Western Province 31 / 4 1929 Western Province 1979 WP N-Tvl N-Tvl / Blue Bulls 19 / 4 1930 Not Contested 1980 Northern Transvaal Tvl / Golden Lions 9 / 1 1931 Not Contested 1981 Northern Transvaal Natal / Sharks 7 / 0 1932 WP Border 1982 Western Province Freestate / Cheetahs 3 / 1 1933 Not Contested 1983 Western Province Griqualand West 3 / 0 1934 WP Border 1984 Western Province Border / Bulldogs 0 / 2 1935 Not Contested 1985 Western Province EP / Kings 0 / 0 1936 Western Province 1986 Western Province Boland / Cavaliers 0 / 0 1937 Not Contested 1987 Northern Transvaal SWD / Eagles 0 / 0 1938 Not Contested 1988 Northern Transvaal Mpumalanga / Pumas 0 / 0 1989 WP N-Tvl N-West / Leopards 0 / 0 Introduction of Finals 1990 Natal W-Tvl / Falcons 0 / 0 1939 Transvaal 1991 Northern Transvaal N-Freestate / Griffons 0 / 0 CURRIE CUP - STATISTICS - Page 2 1996 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 1996 FINAL 1st Natal 12 0 24 Natal 33 2nd Northern Transvaal 11 0 22 Transvaal 15 3rd Freestate 9 1 19 4th Transvaal 9 1 19 1997 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 1997 FINAL 1st Western Province 12 0 58 Western Province 14 2nd Sharks 12 0 57 Freestate Cheetahs 12 3rd Freestate Cheetahs 11 0 54 4th Golden Lions 9 0 45 1998 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 1998 FINAL 1st Griqualand West 10 0 50 Blue Bulls 24 2nd Blue Bulls 10 0 49 Western Province 20 3rd Sharks 9 1 47 4th Western Province 10 0 47 1999 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 1999 FINAL 1st Golden Lions 11 0 51 Golden Lions 32 2nd Sharks 10 0 51 Sharks 9 3rd Freestate Cheetahs 10 0 47 4th SWD Eagles 9 0 45 2000 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2000 FINAL 1st Sharks 12 0 25 Western Province 25 2nd Western Province 12 0 24 Sharks 15 3rd Golden Lions 7 2 21 4th Freestate Cheetahs 6 2 19 2001 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2001 FINAL 1st Western Province 6 0 25 Western Province 29 2nd Sharks 5 0 24 Sharks 24 3rd Golden Lions 5 0 24 4th Freestate Cheetahs 4 0 21 2002 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2002 FINAL 1st Sharks 5 1 28 Blue Bulls 31 2nd Freestate Cheetahs 6 0 27 Golden Lions 7 3rd Golden Lions 5 0 26 4th Blue Bulls 5 1 25 2003 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2003 FINAL 1st Blue Bulls 11 0 55 Blue Bulls 40 2nd Sharks 10 0 52 Sharks 19 3rd Western Province 8 3 51 4th Golden Lions 8 1 44 2004 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2004 FINAL 1st Blue Bulls 11 2 56 Blue Bulls 42 2nd Western Province 8 1 46 Freestate Cheetahs 33 3rd Freestate Cheetahs 8 1 45 TOP TRI SCORER 4th Golden Lions 9 0 45 Etienne Botha-B/Bulls 16 CURRIE CUP - STATISTICS - Page 3 2005 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2005 FINAL 1st X1 Blue Bulls 8 0 37 Freestate Cheetahs 29 2nd X2 Golden Lions 6 0 30 Blue Bulls 25 1st Y1 Western Province 5 0 26 TOP TRI SCORER 2nd Y2 Freestate Cheetahs 4 0 19 Henno Mentz-Sharks 13 2006 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2006 FINAL 1st Freestate Cheetahs 10 0 50 Freestate Cheetahs 28 2nd Blue Bulls 10 0 50 Blue Bulls 28 3rd Western Province 10 0 49 TOP TRI SCORER 4th Sharks 9 0 48 Phillip Burger-Cheetahs 15 2007 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2007 FINAL 1st Freestate Cheetahs 13 0 60 Freestate Cheetahs 20 2nd Sharks 10 0 51 Golden Lions 18 3rd Golden Lions 9 0 42 TOP TRI SCORER 4th Blue Bulls 8 0 39 John Mametsa-Blue Bulls 15 2008 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2008 FINAL 1st Sharks 12 0 57 Sharks 14 2nd Blue Bulls 11 0 53 Blue Bulls 9 3rd Freestate Cheetahs 9 0 42 TOP TRI SCORER 4th Golden Lions 8 0 41 Keegan Daniel-Sharks 9 2009 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2009 FINAL 1st Sharks 12 0 54 Blue Bulls 36 2nd Western Province 10 0 50 Freestate Cheetahs 24 3rd Blue Bulls 9 0 46 TOP TRI SCORER 4th Freestate Cheetahs 8 0 40 Jongi Nokwe-Cheetahs 12 2010 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2010 FINAL 1st Sharks 10 0 52 Sharks 30 2nd Western Province 10 0 48 Western Province 10 3rd Freestate Cheetahs 10 0 47 TOP TRI SCORER 4th Blue Bulls 9 0 47 Bjorn Basson-Griquas 21 2011 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2011 FINAL 1st Golden Lions 10 1 50 Golden Lions 42 2nd Sharks 10 0 48 Sharks 16 3rd Freestate Cheetahs 8 2 47 TOP TRI SCORER 4th Western Province 8 1 41 Bjorn Basson Michael Killian 10 2012 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2012 FINAL 1st Sharks 7 0 35 Sharks 18 2nd Golden Lions 6 0 28 Western Province 25 3rd Western Province 5 0 25 TOP TRI SCORER 4th Blue Bulls 5 0 23 Raymond Rhule 8 2013 Teams Won Draw Log Pts 2013 FINAL 1st Western Province 8 2 37 Western Province 19 2nd Sharks 7 0 33 Sharks 33 3rd Freestate Cheetahs 5 0 26 TOP TRI SCORER 4th Golden Lions 4 1 26 Raymond Rhule 7.
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