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Rugby vs Voortrekker/Pinetown/College

Match Date: 
Sat, 2010-03-13 (All day)
Opponent: 
Voortrekker/Pinetown/College
Glenwood
Glenwood Score
Opposition
Opposition Score
Glenwood result
1st XV
73
Voortrekker 1st XV
5
Won
2nd XV
45
Pinetown 1st XV
10
Won
3rd XV
46
Pinetown 2nd XV
7
Won
4th XV
48
Voortrekker 3rd XV
0
Won
5th XV
 
 
 
 
6th XV
 
 
 
 
7th XV
51
Pinetown 4th XV
0
Won
8th XV
14
MaritzburgCollege 8th XV
36
Lost
9th XV
17
MaritzburgCollege 9th XV
7
Won
10th XV
19
MaritzburgCollege 10th XV
5
Won
U16A
53
Voortrekker 2nd XV
0
Won
U16B
41
Pinetown 3rd XV
0
Won
U16C
5
Maritzburg College U16C
7
Lost
U16D
7
Maritzburg College U16D
5
Won
U15A
 
 
 
 
U15B
48
Pinetown U15A
5
Won
U15C
45
Voortrekker U15B
0
Won
U15D
50
Pinetown U15B
0
Won
U14A
15
Voortrekker U14A
3
Won
U14B
53
Pinetown U14A
0
Won
U14C
52
Voortrekker U14B
0
Won
U14D
30
Pinetown U14B
0
Won

Played: 19

Won: 17

Lost: 2

Drew: 0

Points For: 712

Points against: 90

 

The Glenwood 1st XV showed moments of brilliance against a game Voortrekker 1st XV to produce a 73-5 victory for Glenwood.

The Green Machine has had its first run and the machine seems to not be too rusty. Glenwood played Voortrekker this weekend and it was great to see all the Glenwood boys out on the fields again.

The first team started slowly as expected for the first game in months but soon gained momentum against a spirited Voortrekker side that threw their bodies into every tackle. Shaun Adendorff opened the scoring for the Green Machine with a well-worked short side try in the corner in front of a vocal Glenwood crowd. The Glenwood 1st XV ran some great angles and it was good to see the flow of play. Four more tries followed before the end of the first half and one of those went to debutant loose head prop, Jarryd Terblanche who had a stormer of a first game in green. The half time score was 33-0 to Glenwood.

The second half was scrappy at the best of times but still delivered spurts of great rugby from Glenwood and they scored a further 7 tries. One of the best tries of the day went to outside centre Mondli Ntshingila as he fielded a quick kick-off from Voortrekker on the opposite side to where the forwards were lining up. Mondli stepped the first line of defence before setting off down the touch line, stepping inside to avoid the cover defence before diving over under the poles for a brilliant individual effort. At the final whistle Glenwood had scored 12 tries and another debutant, Siyabonga Tom, converted 10 of the 12 tries; well done Tom! Thank you to Voortrekker once again for the game and the great spirit in which it was played.

There is still much work to do before the 1st XV take on St. Andrews at the Grahamstown Festival this Saturday and then DaleCollege at Dale on Monday the 22nd of March. It was great to see all the support over the weekend and well done to all the Glenwood teams that played a great brand of Rugby, well done coaches!

 

 

Mr S. Erasmus

1st XV Coach

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