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SA RUGBY UNDER-19 CUP

The 2023 SA Rugby Under-19 Cup concluded with the Vodacom Bulls defending their title against the Hollywoodbets Sharks in Pretoria, marking their third successive triumph in the competition. The Toyota Cheetahs, DHL Western Province, Leopards and Valke U19s also competed over a single round of matches from 21 April, with the final on 10 June.

The history

SA Rugby Under-19 Cup 2023 table
Pos Team PL W L D PF PA DIFF TF TA PTS
1
Vodacom Bulls U19
5 4 1 0 209 83 126 21 11 22
2
DHL Western Province U19
5 3 2 0 192 116 76 30 16 18
3
Hollywoodbets Sharks U19
5 3 2 0 140 113 27 20 15 16
4
Toyota Cheetahs U19
5 3 2 0 174 138 36 22 22 14
5
Leopards U19
5 2 3 0 202 118 84 31 17 10
6
Valke U19
5 0 5 0 61 410 -349 7 50 1

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RESULTS

10 Jun|Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria

Vodacom Bulls U19

36 - 14

Hollywoodbets Sharks U19

03 Jun|City Park, Cape Town

DHL Western Province U19

17 - 22

Hollywoodbets Sharks U19

02 Jun|Loftus B-Field, Pretoria

Vodacom Bulls U19

36 - 30

Toyota Cheetahs U19

Tournaments

Vodacom United Rugby Championship

Munster looking in build-up to Vodacom URC playoffs

Last season one of the reasons Munster's success in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship was seen as a fairytale, was because they had to play all their play-off games away from home, but it looks likely they will have a much easier route to this year’s final if they get there.

Vodacom United Rugby Championship

Bulls and Stormers keep home playoff hopes alive

The Vodacom Bulls and DHL Stormers kept alive their aspirations to host Vodacom United Rugby Championship playoffs in a largely rewarding weekend for the South African teams, with the only blemish being the Emirates Lions’ defeat against defending champions, Munster.

Women's Premier Division

Bulls and Boland surge ahead in Women’s Premier Division

The Bulls Daisies and Sanlam Boland Dames kept their unbeaten records intact in the third round of the Women’s Premier Division with big victories over EP Queens and Golden Lions Women respectively on Saturday, while Border Ladies and DHL Western Province remained in the top four with wins over the Sharks and Free State Women.

SA Cup

SA Cup log leaders in unstoppable mood

There is no stopping the leaders on the SA Cup log, Suzuki Griquas and the Airlink Pumas, as they continued with their unbeaten run in the sixth round of the competition, while the NovaVit Griffons and Toyota Cheetahs recorded good victories to remain in touch with the frontrunners.

Women's Premier Division

Big stadium exposure for Women’s Premier Division

The third round of the Women’s Premier Division will expose six of the eight teams in the competition to big stadium atmosphere this weekend and add to the exposure of the game to a wider rugby audience.