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Black Lions klop Pumas in Bloem

Stonehouse gee verskeie nuwe spelers kans teen Lusitanos

8 hours ago
Tobie van den Bergh 1 minute read
Alt text: "Rugby team announcement poster for the Airlink Pumas featuring the Starting XV and Nuke Squad with player names and positions. Image shows a player in pink and grey uniform holding a rugby ball. Coaches listed as Jimmy Stonehouse and Corne Steenkamp. Dynamic design with a bold, sporty vibe."

Dit was nie die uitslag wat die Pumas wou hê nie.
Die span van die Laeveld het in sy eerste Toyota Uitdaagbeker wedstryd met 46-36 teen die Black Lions van Roemenië vasgeval.
Die Toyota Cheetahs het met 54-24 teen Lusitanos van Portugal gewen en die Suzuki Griekwas was met 35-20 teen Roemenië baas.

Die spanne speel almal weer more (Woensdag) in Bloemfontein.
13:30     Suzuki Griekwas  vs Black Lions.
15:30     Airlink Pumas vs Lusitanos.
18:00     Toyota Cheetahs vs Roemenië.

Die laaste wedstryde word op 14 Junie beslis.
12:00     Suzuki Griekwas vs Lusitanos.
14:00 Airlink Pumas vs Roemenië.
16:30 Toyota Cheetahs vs Black Lions.

Afrigter Jimmy Stonehouse het verskeie veranderinge aan die span aangebring vir die stryd teen Lusitanos.

Pumas

Andrew Kota, Dalvon Blood, RD Engelbrecht, Clinton Swart, Tino Swanepoel, Danrich Visagie, Raegan Oranje, Marvelous Mashimbyi, Andre Goedhals, Andre Fouche (k), Miyelani Ngobeni, Patrick Kitete, Bryan le Roux, Simon Westraadt, Etienne Janneke. Plaasvervangers: Chyle van Zyl, Stephan de Jager, Junior Banda, Stephan Krugel, De Wet Marais, Russwill Fredericks, Troy Delport, Alfondso Isaacs.

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Tobie van den Bergh

Tobie started as a journalist in September 1975. He was appointed editor of the Middelburg Observer in 1982 where he worked until he retired in 2024. He received numerous awards, is a founding member of the Forum for Community Newspapers and has published two books about his work. Although retired, Tobie is still very much involved in community journalism.
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