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Next Mutual & Federal Premier Interschools Rugby Match: Paul Roos Gymnasium vs Grey College– Extreme Schools Rivalry

Paul Roos Gymnasium will play Grey College at Markotter Field in Stellenbosch on Saturday 17 August, in the next Mutual & Federal Premier Interschools, televised LIVE on SuperSport 1 and Supersport 1 HD at 14h15 Mutual & Federal Premier Interschools is a series of 12 matches, which feature the highest profile and most traditional interschool rugby rivalries, from South Africa’s top rugby schools, broadcast live on SuperSport from April to August. Schoolboy rugby has served as one of the cornerstones of domestic rugby dating back more than a century, and true to its slogan “Honouring Heritage. Playing for the Future”, Mutual & Federal Premier Interschools is about History, Heritage and Tradition. The series, now in its second year, is expected to grow even stronger. The Mutual & Federal Premier Interschools stories are further captured in 12 magazine shows which preview all the games and provide historical overviews of these traditional schools and highlight other academic, cultural and sporting achievements.

Herewith, the Magazine Show times as per Supersport schedule online:

SERIES	SEASON	WORKING	SCHDATE	STTIME	ENTIME	CHA_SHO RT_NAME	LIVEINFO
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12	14-Aug-13	17:45	18:00	SS1A	Premier
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12	14-Aug-13	17:45	18:00	SS1	Premier
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12	14-Aug-13	17:45	18:00	SHD	Premier
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12	14-Aug-13	21:45	22:00	SHD	Repeat
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12	15-Aug-13	6:15	6:30	SS1	Repeat
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12	15-Aug-13	6:15	6:30	SS1A	Repeat
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12	15-Aug-13	6:15	6:30	SHD	Repeat
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12	15-Aug-13	12:00	12:15	SS8	Repeat
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12	15-Aug-13	19:45	20:00	SHD	Repeat
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12	16-Aug-13	0:15	0:30	SHD	Repeat
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12A	17-Aug-13	14:15	14:25	SHD	Premier
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12A	17-Aug-13	14:15	14:25	SS1A	Premier
Mutual & FederalPremier Interschools	2013	Episode 12A	17-Aug-13	14:15	14:25	SS1	Premier
M&F PremierInterschools Rugby	2013	Paul Roos vsGrey College	17-Aug-13	14:25	16:00	SHD	Live
M&F PremierInterschools Rugby	2013	Paul Roos vsGrey College	17-Aug-13	14:25	16:00	SS1	Live
M&F PremierInterschools Rugby	2013	Paul Roos vsGrey College	17-Aug-13	14:25	16:00	SS1A	Live

Teams to Play 17 August 2013

Paul Roos Gymnasium 1st XV

POSITION	NAME
1	JP Botha
2	Jacques van Zyl
3	Jerome Korf
4	Daniel Buitendag
5	LohannLouw
6	Mitchell Carstens
7	Christo vd Merwe (Capt)
8	Michael Meyer
9	Calvin Nel
10	Reinhardt Fortuin
11	Edwill vd Merwe
12	Matt Gallow
13	Tristan Cramer
14	Joel Heugh
15	Muller Brink
16	Arnold Scholtz
17	HW Barnard
18	Mitch Lingeveldt
19	Jacques Oosthuizen
20	JL Eigelaar
21	Chris Smit
22	Aidynn Cupido

Grey College 1st XV

POSITION	NAME
1	Andrew du Plessis
2	Martin Wipplinge
3	Callie Janse van Vuuren
4	Casper Fourie
5	De Wet Bezuidenhout
6	Luan Reynders
7	Marius Louw (c)
8	Alex Jonker
9	Heinrich Sander
10	André Swarts
11	Charl Pretorius
12	Carel Durow
13	Johan Nel
14	Theo Ferreira
15	Henry Immelman
16	Ruben Terblanche
17	Stephanus Lingenfelder
18	Kassel Rothmann
19	HJ Prinsloo
20	Dian Badenhorst
21	Julian Delicado
22	Stephen Rautenbach

Video Overview of Paul Roos Gymnasium vs Grey College 2013

Paul Roos vs. Grey College

Historical Overview

The Rugby Teams of Grey College and Paul Roos first played against each other in 1967. The annual derbies started in 1988 and in 1992 the entire schools started participating in the Interschools. Since 1967 Grey and Paul Roos have met 29 times with Grey winning 22 of these encounters.

There is a very special connection and bond between Grey and Paul Roos:

Both schools are amongst the oldest in SA with legendary founders

Both schools have produced more Springboks than any other school in SA –

Paul Roos (51) and Grey (42)

Both schools have strong traditions and very strong old Boy networks

Many legendary old Grey Springboks (and many other old Greys) that now live in the Cape are sending their sons to Paul Roos, such as Theuns Stofberg (old Grey Springbok), Robbie Blair (old Grey Springbok), Frikkie Naude (WP), Chris Smith (WP) and many more

See below Interschools highlights down the years of these two great schools: 1967 – Grey and Paul Roos first met in 1967 at the old Coetzenberg stadium when Grey went on tour to the Cape during the July holidays. The legendary ’67 Grey College First Team has been regarded by many as one of the greatest Grey First Teams of its era. The team was gifted with outstanding athletes such as the two prop forwards and the two flank forwards (twins Danie and Dennis du Plessis) that formed the Grey Relay team which won the 4×100 m Relay at Free State Interhigh athletics that year. Dawie Snyman (Springbok) was flyhalf and vice-captain and Wilhelm Landman (Grey School Captain that played Western Province) was Grey’s fullback that year. Grey’s backline was on fire that day with Nelson Babrow at center (WP) and two speedy wings. Grey won this historic encounter 22-0 and one of the highlights was a try scored by the referee – Oom Johnnie Meiring from the Matie Club! One of Grey’s centers went through a gap and with only the Paul Roos fullback in front of him he passed inside. The man on his inside was Oom Johnnie who caught the ball and then raced towards the tryline to score right under the posts! Only to blow his whistle and to call back play for a scrum where he caught the ball. This was exemplerary of the spirit in which this game was played. Although both teams had tremendous respect for each other and were pretty serious on the field with such a big encounter there was still a mutual respect and camaraderie from both sides.

This cameraderie resulted in numerous friendships that were forged off the field in subsequent years. In the Paul Roos 1967 team was Johan Carinus (who now farms outside Stellenbosch) and among their matrics of that year was business tycoon Johann Rupert and Braam van Velde (who also farms outside Stellenbosch these days). All three Paul Roos old boys became very good friends with the Grey fullback, Wilhelm Landman, and later in life Rupert played a big role in Landman’s career when Landman became the MD of Richmont South Africa. Today Dawie Snyman (who later became Springbok) is the assistant coach of the Paul Roos First Rugby Team. All these seeds were already planted during the first Grey vs Paul Roos match in 1967 in Stellenbosch.

1974 – Paul Roos went on tour to the Free State and their first game was against Sentraal where Paul Roos lockforward and SA Schools Captain George Rautenbach’s ear was stepped on by a Tralie player and resulted in George missing the Grey game with a hole in his ear. The Paul Roos team had 3 Western Province Cravenweek players – George Rautenbach, Agie Koch and Jan (Gans) Coetzee. Agie was then chosen as captain against Grey. The majority of the Grey team played for Free State Schools that year and Jan Geldenhuys and Gerhard Weitz were selected for SA Schools. Grey had a strong pack of forwards but was equally matched by Paul Roos with their stalwart WP Cravenweek lock Jan (Gans) Coetzee. Grey won 22-3 and ten days later 14 of the Grey team was selected for Free State Cravenweek which lost against WP. Several of the Paul Roos players played for WP Cravenweek and this time George was fit to play with special protection that was made for his ear. George became the SA Schools captain later that year that toured overseas along with Jan Geldenhuys from Grey. Both Jan and George became team mates again in subsequent years at Maties in Stellenbosch.

George Rautenbach also founded MEGAPRO in 1986 – South Africa’s first Sports Marketing agency. Today George is not only the face of MEGAPRO but arguably the face of Sports Marketing in South Africa. 1977 – Grey played Paul Roos on tour in the Cape after the Craven Week. The match was remembered as a mud bath and given all the rain leading up to the match the venue was switched to Coetzenberg B field. Despite the heavy field Grey scored four tries and beat Paul Roos 20-10. This Grey First Team had four SA Schools players – Jan Richter, Jacques Nell, Abrie Marais, and Willem Daffue. SA Schools Grey also produced a record four old Boys (Morne du Plessis (captain), Dawie Snyman (vice-captain), Theuns Stofberg and Robbie Blair) in the starting Springbok team against the World XV of Willie-John McBride during the inauguration of the new Loftus Versfeld. Two of these Grey old boys’ sons went to school at Paul Roos (Robbie Blair and Theuns Stofberg) while Dawie Snyman is assistant coach at Paul Roos today. 1988 – In 1988 Grey played Paul Roos the first time again since 1977 during a pre- season tour to the Cape. It was their second game of the season on 30 March 1988 at Markotter in Stellenbosch. There was a large crowd and the legendary Doc Craven also attended the game. The 1988 Grey First Team had five Springboks – Charl Marais, Ruben Kruger, Pieter Muller, Naka Drotske and Heinrich Fuls. Andre Blom went on to play for the US Eagles. The entire Grey First XV was chosen for the starting line up of the Free State Cravenweek that year. Also in the Grey team was Jannie Momberg who attended Paul Roos until std.8 before he finished off his school career at Grey following in the footsteps of his brothers – Niels and Steyn while his younger brother Altus also attend Grey all the way from Stellenbosch. As a result, this was a unique experience for Jannie who was probably the only person at the game that knew all 30 players (many of his primary school friends also played for Paul Roos). Even the referee Johan Carinus (who played for Paul Roos against Grey in 1967) was an old friend of Jannie’s family. Although Grey had several future Springboks in their team, they were still finding their feet and hadn’t “clicked” as a unit yet in the early season. Nevertheless, Charl Marais scored Grey’s first try in the corner after a grubber from Naka Drotske. The game was fairly close and Grey won the game in the final minutes with a disputed try by Pieter Muller. To most observers he knocked the ball on, however the referee allowed the try and Grey won 16-9. 1989 – In 1989 it was Paul Roos touring up north during pre-season and played Grey at Shimlapark in Bloemfontein. Grey had two SA Schools players (Naka Drotske and Mark McIntyre) and beat Paul Roos 28-7. 1990 – Grey and Paul Roos were invited to play in the main match of the Van Rensburg Rugby Day in George at the conclusion of the schoolboy rugby season. This memorable festival originated from the Van Rensburg brothers in George who was passionate about schoolboy rugby and wanted to see SA’s top rugby schools compete against each other, especially those who does not get the opportunity to compete on a regular basis. They were visionaries in the early nineties to host such a festival which was the front runner of many other festivals to follow many years later. The difference with the Van Rensburg Rugby Day and many other Easter Festivals is that the Rugby Day was hosted at the end of the schoolboy rugby season and comprise of one full day of rugby (vs multiple days) and included SA’s top schools as performed throughout the year. It also included many other festivities around George throughout the weekend and thousands of spectators, fans and old boys from across the country attended this unique event which was only in existence from 1990 – 1991. The build up to the 1990 Final match between Grey and Paul Roos was televised on TopSport TV and legendary rugby critic Zanderg Jansen was doing most of the pre- match build up. He was also the host at the event and was the judge in selecting the best team, forwards and backline of the festival, and man of the match awards from all the top rugby schools participating including Bishops, Paarl Gim, Paarl Boys’ High, Affies etc. The following year Johan Small-Smith (Grey old boy) was passionately involved in the Festival and was also supporting Zandberg Jansen during the announcements on the best teams of the Festival. Both Grey and Paul Roos was unbeaten leading up to this match and Grey had 5 SA Schools players in their side that year (Pieta Steenkamp, Alex Fenwick, Nico Linde, Jean Craven, and Andre Venter). The 1990 Paul Roos side was the first unbeaten Paul Roos side in 37 years and had two future Springboks – Justin Swart and Cobus Visagie. It was a tightly contested match with Paul Roos’ forwards gaining the upperhand at scrums while Grey’s backline was firing on all cylinders. Grey’s scrumhalf and future Springbok, Werner Swanepoel, broke blindside from a scrum to score the winning try for Grey with a final score of 17-9.

1991 – The Paul Roos First Team of 1991 will go down as one of the best teams the school has ever produced. On 10 August 1991 as part of Paul Roos’ 125 Year Festivities the Grey First Team and Cherries was invited to play against Paul Roos at Markotter. Paul Benade (old Grey) was instrumental to help finance the transportation of the buses and other logistics for the Grey teams. The Paul Roos First Team of 1991 had the chance to become the first undefeated Paul Roos team in 38 years and after the narrow defeat against Grey the prior year, this was always going to be the pinnacle of all schoolboy matches in 1991. In addition, Grey had 5 SA Schools players (Andre Venter, Alex Fenwick, Werner Swanepoel, Ollie le Roux and Hugo Venter) including 2 future Springboks – Ollie and Werner. Paul Roos had 2 future Springboks (Justin Swart and Cobus Visagie) in their side which set the table for a massive showdown. Below Match Report from Cape newspapers: Paul Roos outclass highly rated Grey College Paul Roos Gymnasium (12) 20 Grey College (0) 3 “The Paul Roos Gymnasium u/19A side produced arguably its best performance of the 1991 rugby season to whip Bloemfontein’s Grey College 20-3 at Stellenbosch’s Markotter Stadium on Saturday. It was widely believed that highly rated Grey, fielding 11 Free State Craven Week players, could end Paul Roos’s unbeaten run, but eventually they were outclassed by committed and confident opposition. The scoreline did not fatter the home team in the least. Initially it seemed as though the stiff breeze would play a significant role in the match, particularly when Justin Swart landed three penalty kicks within the first eight minutes by judging the wind from behind to a nicety. But the wind did not prove much use to the hard-pressed visitors in the second half as Paul Roos simply got stronger and stronger to confirm their superiority in all departments, scoring two tries to nil to put the issue beyond any doubt. For the first time this season, the Stellenbosch school’s backs looked the part while facing tough opposition, particularly during the second half when they ran the ball confidently and judiciously. Although both Paul Roos tries were scored by forwards, the backs set it up through their quality of play. Grey were, to say the least, a major disappointment. Only right at the end, when 3-20 down, were they able to mount an attack which seemed likely to produce a try, and even then they were denied that consolation. Their forwards found the going to tough, to last the pace, while their backs over- elaboration on the attack saw movements come to naught against resolute defense. Grey’s frustration at having to play under sustained fierce pressure was probably the main reason for the South African Schools centre, Andre Venter, becoming involved in a scuffle with Bles Kemp, the Paul Roos no.8, shortly before the final whistle. That incident, which ended only after the intervention of people on the sideline, raised questions about the appointment of Dougie Holwill as referee for a match of such magnitude. Although it was a clear case of foul play, Mr. Holwill did not immediately try to establish from the touch-judge closest to the incident what had happened, and did not speak to or warn the players involved either.

The referee’s inconsistency at the line-outs must have left the players wondering what to expect next. Premature support of the jumper either legal or illegal, and should be treated the same from start to finish. When two of the best sides in the country (at any particular level) meet, a top-class referee must be in charge. Sadly this was not the case in Stellenbosch on Saturday.” Paul Roos 1991 on TV – YouTube link below http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFd5w3EKCjs 1992 – After the 20-3 defeat the prior year, Grey was ready to turn the tables in Bloemfontein and won 20-6. This was also the first full Interschools between the schools where all other sports and teams were participating for the first time. 1995 – After 3 dismal years for Grey rugby according to their own high standards, the 1995 Grey First Team turned around 3 years of mixed successes and became undefeated again. This was also the first time that Grey would beat Paul Roos in Stellenbosch since 1988. The final score was 21-10 1998 – After losing to Paul Roos in Stellenbosch the prior year 12-8, this was a hard contested match in Bloemfontein. Rudolph Froneman scored Grey’s winning try and the final score was 23-15 to the home team. CJ van der Linde (Springbok) played for Grey that day.

1999 – Both teams were unbeaten going into the final game of the season. Paul Roos had won all 20 matches and Grey all 15 this season and between them they had played the elite rugby schools of South Africa. Both defeated Affies and Paarl Boys High while PRG also beat Paarl Gym and Bishops. This was the showdown for the best Rugby School in SA in 1999 at the end of the season. Both sides chose attack above defence and there were some thrilling tries, notably when Grey fullback Dandre Gerber scored in the corner after a muscular break by impressive flanker Handrew Haupt. That try put Grey ahead 26-21 after Paul Roos had seemingly taken control soon after halftime when, with the wind at their backs, they led 21-14. With a minute of regular time left the score was 26-26. A penalty in front of the posts enabled Grey to win 29-26. Scorers Paul Roos – Tries: Flank Braam Immelman (2), wings James Voortman and George Hauptfleish. Dropgoals: Flyhalf PJ Bergh (2) Grey College – Tries: Fullback Dandre Gerber (2), wing Riaan Harmse (2). Conversions: Lock Liam Combrink (3). Penalty: Centre Barry Goodes (1) Springboks Wian du Preez (Grey) and Schalk Brits (Paul Roos) played that day.

Schalk Brits PRG Springbok playing against Grey in 1999

2001 – Another close encounter in Stellenbosh which Grey won 15-6. Springboks Bismarck du Plessis (Grey) and Andries Bekker (Paul Roos) played that day.

2002 – Grey had several future Springboks and provincial rugby players in their team including Ruan Pienaar, Bismark du Plessis (both Springboks), and Andries Strauss (Sharks). Schalk Ferreira played for SA Schools from Paul Roos. 2003 – Grey won in Stellenbosch and produced 5 SA Schools players – Flip vd Merwe, Richardt Strauss, Adriaan Strauss, Steph Robberts, and Alwyn Hollenbach. Jodie Rose was chosen for the SA Schools from Paul Roos. Jaundre Kruger, who later became Paul Roos’ 50th Springbok played that day when Grey won a nailbiter 18-17 at Markotter. 2004 – In 2004 both Grey and Paul Roos missed some key players towards the end of the season during their Interschools match in Bloemfontein. Grey lost their SA Schools players and the back row included Heinrich Brussow (Springbok), Deon Stegmann (Springbok) en Richardt Strauss (Cheetahs & Ireland). Pieter Myburgh played SA Schools for Paul Roos that year. This was another closely contested game and Paul Roos’ first victory over Grey in Bloemfontein by 21-18.

2006 – Leading into the final Grey derby of the season Paul Roos was the top rugby school in SA and had a magnificent season in 2006. It was a memorable game for Rector Jock de Jager attending his final Interschools as Paul Roos headmaster from 1993 – March 2007. Paul Roos had one of their best teams in years and was the top Rugby School in SA in 2006. Many experts compared this team with the likes of 1991 and 1999 PRG teams. Four backline players from the 2006 Paul Roos team were selected for the final trial for the SA u/20 team – scrumhalf Francois Hougaard, flyhalf Coenie van Wyk and centers Charl Weideman and Stephan Dippenaar. However, neither Hougaard nor Dippenaar made the Craven Week.

In another close encounter, Paul Roos beat Grey 16-11 which resulted in two consecutive Interschools victories for the first time for Paul Roos in Bloemfontein. Springbok Frans Steyn played for Grey in 2006. Paul Roos 2006 YouTube video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1a6EazHV970 2007 – The class of 2007 produced a remarkable Grey First Team which beat Paul Roos with a record score of in Stellenbosch. The Ebersohn twins Robert (Springbok squad) and Sias (Cheetahs) plus Coenie Oosthuizen (Springbok) played for Grey that day. Grey College defeated Paul Roos with a record score of 40-14 at Markotter-stadium. The visiting team led Paul Roos 17-9 at the break. Both locks of Grey College, Pieter Labuschagne and Joubert Horn, played well in Grey’s victory. Boom Prinsloo, Roelf Pienaar (both flanks) and Adriaan Theisinger (eightman) also had great performances on the day. Grey’s SA Schools centre, Robert Ebersohn, showed once again why he was so highly rated in school’s rugby. Under Ebersohn’s captaincy Grey won all 14 their matches this season. Springbok Willie le Roux played flyhalf for Paul Roos and kicked three penalties in the first half to keep his team in contention untill the break. This Grey Team had the highest average score for any Grey First Team over the last 40 years with an average of 55 points per game. One month earlier the Free State Cravenweek team with 15 Grey College boys also put 50 points on WP in the Final of the Cravenweek at the same Markotter stadium beating WP in the unofficial Final 52-3. 2008 – Building on the previous record score at Markotter, the 2008 Grey First Team beat Paul Roos with a record score in Bloemfontein by 47-15. Grey had two SA School players (Francois Venter and Franna du Toit) that year while scrumhalf Kobus Reinach – son of double Springbok Jaco Reinach (Grey 1980) and nephew of another legendary old Grey Herman Reinach (1988) later became the regular no.9 for the Sharks. 2009 – The 2009 Grey First Team equaled the most amount of SA Schools players produced by one school in the starting line-up, namely six – Pieter Rademan (captain), Riaan Britz, Piet Lindeque, Jean Cook, Carl Wegner and Stephanus Kotze. The previous record was also held by Grey in 1981. JP du Plessis played SA Schools for Paul Roos in 2009. Both Grey and Paul Roos played without their SA Schools players during the last match of the season. Hero of the day was flyhalf Lucas Roothman, who landed the three decisive penalties, while Grey full-back Niel Marais could only manage one. This ended a winning streak for Grey since 2007. 2009 Jolla Bolla – YouTube link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJILdu84S5I 2010 – The 2010 Grey College First Team is regarded as one of the best Grey Teams in modern times. Grey produced six SA Schools players that year – William Small-Smith (captain), Anrich Bitzi, Kevin Luiters, Paul Jordaan, Johan Goosen, and Neethling Fouche. Grey beat all of South Africa’s top rugby schools including Paarl Gym, Paarl Boys’ High, Monnas, Affies, Grey High, Glenwood as away games which is a remarkable performance. Paul Roos also had a very successful season with three SA Schools players (Steven Kitshoff, JP Lewis and Tshotso Mbovane) so the table was set for a climax in Bloem. With tighthead prop Steven Kitshoff Paul Roos had a very strong scrum but was also penalized several times. Johan Goosen scored 36 points (including one try) on the day when Grey won a nail biter 41-29. Johan Goosen scoring 36 points against Paul Roos – See YouTube link below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxcAPbZdEvA See YouTube link below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eR80WQ2aLLA Grey vs Paul Roos 2010 – War Cry YouTube link below: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UO6iPP8tybY 2011 – In 2011 Grey played Paul Roos at the Danie Craven Stadium due to construction at the Markotter Field. Paul Roos was leading with only a few minutes left when Grey scored and won the match in the final minutes 36-35. JP Lewis was Paul Roos’ SA Schools Player while Grey had three SA Schools representatives – Jan Serfontein, Dries Swanepoel and Neethling Fouche.

Grey / Paul Roos Interschools weekend 2011 – YouTube link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy0wAsmJJ2Y 2012 – Leading into the final game of the season Grey had a below average season according to their own high standards while Paul Roos had a strong team with one SA Schools player – Chad Solomon. The game was pretty even through half way of the second half when Grey took control and won by 33-23 2013 – Grey College 2013 Season to Date Played 18 Won 16, Lost 2

Date	Opp	Result	For	Against
2013/03/02	Voortrekker (Bethlehem)	Win	46	5
2013/03/09	Hentie Cilliers	Win	50	24
2013/03/13	AHS Kroonstad (Rooiskool)	Win	73	10
2013/03/16	Duineveld	Win	52	13
2013/03/28	Boland Landbou	Win	50	13
2013/04/01	Outeniqua	Lose	20	22
2013/04/13	Jim Fouche	Win	62	10
2013/04/20	HTS Louis Botha	Win	43	0
2013/04/27	Selborne	Win	41	5
2013/05/02	Oakdale	Win	42	20
2013/05/04	Monument	Win	13	8
2013/05/11	AHS (Affies)	Lose	31	37

Date		Opp	Result	For	Against
2013/05/18	Sentraal		Win	57	5
2013/05/21	Fichardpark		Win	56	3
2013/05/25	HJS Paarl		Win	35	28
2013/07/20	Pretoria Boys High		Win	13	3
2013/07/27	Grey PE		Win	50	21
2013/08/10	Glenwood		Win	68	7

Paul Roos 2013 Season to Date Played 16, Won 6 , Lost 8, Draw 2

Date	Opp	Result	For	Against
2013/03/09	San Isidro	Lose	0	9
2013/03/18	Wynberg BHS	Win	20	15
2013/03/28	Glenwood	Win	15	10
2013/03/30	EG Jansen	Lose	12	29
2013/04/01	Selborne	Draw	17	17
2013/04/13	Bishops	Draw	22	22
2013/04/20	Grey PE	Lose	18	23
2013/04/27	SACS	Win	32	0
2013/05/02	Maritzburg College	Win	30	17
2013/05/04	AHS (Affies)	Lose	10	17
2013/05/11	Paarl Gim	Lose	15	24
2013/05/18	Boland Landbou	Lose	18	19
2013/06/01	Rondebosch	Win	10	5
2013/07/20	HJS Paarl	Lose	20	21
2013/07/27	Wynberg BHS	Win	16	8
2013/08/03	Oakdale	Lose	13	15

Preview 2013 They may not have the fearsome forwards of a few seasons ago, but the 2013 Grey pack is good enough to hold their own against any opposition. Leading the charge is captain and flanker Marius Louw, a hard, uncompromising player. Louw leads from the front and his bullocking runs have graced many a rugby field this season. His surprise turn of speed have fooled many an opponent this season and this lead to him being one of the top try scorers for the Bloemfontein Boys. Grey will be missing their mercurial fullback EW Viljoen and front rower Ruan Kramer due to SA Schools duty. The 2013 season is one that Paul Roos will rather forget as soon as possible. Some pre- season form that showed some promise quickly faded into one of the worst seasons in the proud schools rugby history. They were beset with injuries and their star midfielder and SA Schools player Daniel du Plessis could only play a handful of games the whole season. Circumstances were always against them and such was their plight that they could only field their first full strength team at the end of July against Paarl Boys’ High. Paul Roos demonstrated their strength if they fire on all cylinders by losing only with a point against a very good Boishaai outfit.

This Saturday the form book will be thrown out of the window as the Stellenbosch outfit will try and salvage their season with a win against the old foe. The Paul Roos boys have a lot of pride and a win against Grey will just show what they are really capable of. Grey will not be a pushover as their late seasons results have shown. They are coming down to the wine lands and facing a team with its back against the wall and nowhere to go. This will make for a fantastic showdown on Saturday LIVE on SuperSport 1 at 14h25. Grey vs Paul Roos Results down the years Played: 29 Win: Grey College 22 – Paul Roos 7 Total Points: Grey College 694 – Paul Roos 436 Average Score: Grey College 22 – Paul Roos 15 29. 2012 Grey College 33 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 23 28. 2011 Grey College 36 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 35 27. 2010 Grey College 41 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 29 26. 2009 Grey College 3 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 9* 25. 2008 Grey College 47 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 15 24. 2007 Grey College 40 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 14 23. 2006 Grey College 11 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 16* 22. 2005 Grey College 16 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 11 21. 2004 Grey College 24 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 23 20. 2004 Grey College 18 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 21* 19. 2003 Grey College 18 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 17 18. 2002 Grey College 19 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 8 17. 2001 Grey College 15 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 6 16. 2000 Grey College 42 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 13

15. 1999 Grey College 29 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 26 14. 1998 Grey College 23 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 15 13. 1997 Grey College 8 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 12* 12. 1996 Grey College 18 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 10 11. 1995 Grey College 21 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 10 10. 1994 Grey College 29 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 31* 9. 1993 Grey College 8 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 28* 8. 1992 Grey College 20 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 6 7. 1991 Grey College 3 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 20* 6. 1990 Grey College 17 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 9 5. 1989 Grey College 28 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 7 4. 1988 Grey College 16 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 9 3. 1977 Grey College 20 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 10 2. 1974 Grey College 24 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 0 1. 1967 Grey College 22 vs Paul Roos Gymnasium 3 Springboks & SA Schools players Rugby at Paul Roos The words Paul Roos and rugby are synonymous as the great man was the originator of the now famous Springbok emblem and name for the South African national team. He is seen by many as the “father” of South African rugby and it is fitting that the school that carries his name is such a powerhouse in South African schools rugby.

Paul Roos has to date produced the most South African players to represent their country on a rugby field with Juandre Kruger becoming their 50th player when he played against England at Kingspark on June 9th 2012. Their latest Springbok is fullback Willie Le Roux who got his test cap against Italy in June 2013. The following players from Paul Roos represented South Africa on the rugby field. Arthur Nicholas de Kock (1891), Jacob Stephanus (Japie) Louw (1891), James Alexander (Jim) McKendrick (1891), Robert (Bob) Shand, Paul Johannes de Waal (1896), Japie Krige (1896), Bob Loubser (1896), Pieter Albertus Ryno Otto (PO) Nel (1903), Paul Johannes Roos (1903), Koei Brink (1906), Henry John (Pinkie) Daneel (1906), Boy de Villiers (1906), Freddie Luyt (1910), Dick Luyt (1910), Koot Reynecke (1910), Gideon Daniël Roos (1910), Wakkie Krige (1912), John Douglas Luyt (1912), Tom van Vuuren (1912), Nic du Plessis (1921), Theuns Kruger (1921), Charlé Meyer (1921), Mannetjies Michau (1921), Phil Mostert (1921), Tokkie Scholtz (1921), Jackie Tindall(1921), Attie van Heerder (1921), PK Albertyn (1924), Nico Bosman (1924), Daunce Devine (1924), Kenny Starke (1924), George Murray Daneel (1928), Manus de Jongh (1928), AF du Toit (1928), PK Morkel (1928), Boet Prinsloo (1928), Ferdie Bergh (1931), George Lionell van Reenen (1937), Ballie Wahl (1949), Tjol Lategan (1949), Jannie Engelbrecht (1960), Gertjie Brynard (1965), Hempies du Toit (1980), Cabous van der Westhuizen (1994), Justin Swart (1996), Cobus Visagie (1999), Andries Bekker (2008), Schalk Brits (2008), Francois Hougaard (2009), Juandre Kruger (2012),Willie Le Roux (2013)

With the current crop of excellent youngster coming through the ranks, one can be assured that Paul Roos will keep on producing rugby players that will go on to represent their country one day. Paul Roos had 2 representitaves in the WP Cravenweek team and 4 in the WP Academy team. Cravenweek Players: Daniel Du Plessis (Centre), Herchelle Jantjies (Scrumhalf) Academy Week Players Jacques van Zyl (Hooker), Mitch Lingeveldt (Lock), Aidan Cupido (Flyhalf), Edwill van der Merwe (Wing) Daniel Du Plessis was aslo picked for the 2013 SA Schools team. Paul Roos SA Schools Players (alphabetical order) 1.Adams, Tythan – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2008 2.Brits, Schalk – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 1999 (Springbok) 3.Du Plessis, Daniel – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2013 4.Du Plessis, JP – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2009 5.Engelbrecht, Johan – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 1986 6.Ferreira, Schalk – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2002 7.Kitshoff, Steven – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2010 8.Koch, Agie – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 1974-75 9.Lewis, Jean-Paul – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2010-11 10.Myburgh, Pieter – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2004 11.Myburgh, Stefaan – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 1996 12.Mbovane, Tshotso – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2010 13.Rautenbach, George – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 1974-75 14.Rose, Jody – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2003 15.Roux, Paul – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2000 16.Siegelaar, Alastair – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2004 17.Solomon, Chad – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 2012 18.Swart, Justin – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 1991 (Springbok) 19.Vermeulen, Gielie – (Paul Roos Gymnasium) – WP – 1983

List of Grey Springboks:

Player	DebutYear
Herman van Broekhuizen	1896
Boetie McHardy	1912
Sarel Strauss	1921
Louis Babrow	1937
Harry Martin	1937
Piet de Wet	1938
Popeye Strydom	1955
Gert Cilliers	1963
Flip vd Merwe	2010
Deon Stegman	2010
Johan Spies	1970
Morné du Plessis	1971
Dawie Snyman	1972
Jackie Snyman	1974
Theuns Stofberg	1976
Robbie Blair	1977
Jaco Reinach	1986
Helgard Muller	1986
Pieter Muller	1992
Heinrich Fuls	1992
Johan Styger	1992
Ruben Kruger	1993
Naka Drotske	1993
Ollie le Roux	1994
Werner Swanepoel	1997
Charl Marais	1999
CJ van der Linde	2002
Gerrie Britz	2004
Ruan Pienaar	2006
Francois Steyn	2006
Jannie du Plessis	2007
Bismarck du Plessis	2007
Adriaan Strauss	2008
Heinrich Brussow	2008
Wian du Preez	2009
Johan Goosen	2012
Coenie Oosthuizen	2012
Tiaan Liebenberg	2012
Jan Serfontein	2013
Piet Van Zyl	2013
Robert Ebersohn*	2013
Pieter Labuschagne*	2013

* Uncapped Springboks SA Schools Players produced by Grey College 1974-2013 1. 2013 EW Viljoen (Grey College) 2. 2013 Ruan Kramer (Grey College) 3. 2011 Leneve Damens (Grey College) 4. 2011 Jan Serfontein (Grey College) Springbok* 5. 2011 Dries Swanepoel (Grey College) 6. 2010 Neethling Fouche (Grey College) 7. 2010 Johan Goosen (Grey College) Springbok* 8. 2010 Paul Jordaan (Grey College) 9. 2010 Kevin Luiters (Grey College) 10. 2010 Anrich Bitzi (Grey College) 11. 2010 William Small-Smith (Grey College) 12. 2009 Riaan Britz (Grey College) 13. 2009 Jean Cook (Grey College) 14. 2009 Stephanus Kotze (Grey College) 15. 2009 Charl Wenger (Grey College) 16. 2009 Pieter Rademan (Grey College) 17. 2008 Franna Du Toit (Grey College) 18. 2008 Francois Venter (Grey College) 19. 2007 Robert Ebersöhn (Grey College) (uncapped Springbok) 20. 2007 Roelof Pienaar (Grey College

21. 2007 Coenie Oosthuizen (Grey College) Springbok* 22. 2006 Pieter-Willem Van Vuuren (Grey College) 23. 2005 Josephus Oosthuizen (Grey College) 24. 2004 Herman Pretorius (Grey College) 25. 2004 Heinrich Brussouw (Grey College) Springbok* 26. 2004 Deon Stegmann (Grey College) Springbok* 27. 2003 Adriaan Strauss (Grey College) Springbok* 28. 2003 Flip Van der Merwe (Grey College) Springbok* 29. 2003 Richardt Strauss (Grey College) Ireland* 30. 2003 Alwyn Hollenbach (Grey College) 31. 2003 Steph Robberts (Grey College) 32. 2002 Ruan Pienaar (Grey College) Springbok* 33. 2002 Riaan Vermeulen (Grey College) 34. 2001-02 Bismarck Du Plessis (Grey College) Springbok* 35. 2000 Willie Steenkamp (Grey College) 36. 1999-2000 Wian Du Preez (Grey College) Springbok* 37. 1998 CJ Van der Linde (Grey College) Springbok* 38. 1997 Noël Oelschig (Grey College) 39. 1993 Chris Derksen (Grey College) 40. 1992 JR Oosthuizen (Grey College) 41. 1991 Hugo Venter (Grey College) 42. 1991 Ollie Le Roux (Grey College) Springbok* 43. 1991 Werner Swanepoel (Grey College) Springbok* 44. 1990 Jean Craven (Grey College) 45. 1990-91 Alex Fenwick (Grey College) 46. 1990-91 André Venter (Grey College) 47. 1990 Nico Linde (Grey College) 48. 1990 Pieta Steenkamp (Grey College

49. 1989 Naka Drotské (Grey College) Springbok* 50. 1989 Mark McIntyre (Grey College) 51. 1987-88 Pieter Müller (Grey College) Springbok* 52. 1987-88 Ruben Kruger (Grey College) Springbok* 53. 1987 Jaco Jacobs (Grey College) 54. 1986 Pieter De Haas(Grey College) 55. 1986 Andries Truscott (Grey College) Springbok* 56. 1986 Jaco Swanepoel (Grey College) 57. 1985-86 Buks Steenkamp (Grey College) 58. 1985-86 Chet Maherry (Grey College) 59. 1985 Frans Cronjé (Grey College) 60. 1984 Andre Stompie Fourie (Grey College) 61. 1983 Kalf Giezing (Grey College) 62. 1983 Kees Stevens (Grey College) 63. 1983 Gert Marais (Grey College) 64. 1983 Eben Scheepers (Grey College) 65. 1981-82 Helgard Müller (Grey College) Springbok* 66. 1981 Leon Botha (Grey College) 67. 1981 Conrad De Beer (Grey College 68. 1981 Scheepers Gouws (Grey College) 69. 1981 Andre Greyling (Grey College) 70. 1981 Gerbrand Grobler (Grey College) 71. 1980 Hendrik Daffue (Grey College) 72. 1980 Jurie Erwee (Grey College) 73. 1980 Koen Pieterse (Grey College) 74. 1979-80 Jaco Reinach (Grey College) Springbok* 75. 1979-80 Joepie Van der Merwe (Grey College) 76. 1979 Chris Smit (Grey College)

77. 1979 Ian Sadie (Grey College) 78. 1978 Riaan Joubert (Grey College) 79. 1977 Willem Daffue (Grey College) 80. 1977 Abrie Marais (Grey College) 81. 1977 Jacques Nell (Grey College) 82. 1977 Toppie Richter (Grey College) 83. 1977 Jan Richter (Grey College) 84. 1975 Kobie Fenwick (Grey College) 85. 1975 Pieter Theron (Grey College) 86. 1974-75 Jan Geldenhuys (Grey College) 87. 1974-75 Gerhard Weitz (Grey College)

Grey & Paul Roos old boys part of the victorious SA U20 Junior World

Cup team in 2012:

Grey College Recent Springbok Accomplishments There were five Old Grey College’s in the 1999 World Cup squad, Ollie le Roux, Naka Drotské, Ruben Kruger, Werner “Smiley” Swanepoel and Pieter Müller. In the 2007 winning World Cup team there were again five Old Grey College’s, CJ van der Linde, Jannie and Bismarck du Plessis, Ruan Pienaar and Francois Steyn. In 2010 season Grey had eight representatives in the Springbok squad, Deon Stegmann, Adriaan Strauss, CJ van Niekerk, Jannie Du Plessis, Bismarck Du Plessis, Flip vd Merwe, Ruan Pienaar en Franscois Steyn. Grey College had six representatives in the 2011 Rugby World Cup Springbok team in New Zealand – Jannie du Plessis, Bismarck du Plessis, Frans Steyn, Ruan Pienaar, Heinrich Brussow, and CJ van der Linde.