Grey College - just

Published: Monday, 22. August, 2011 in category Southern Hemisphere

Good sides keep on winning and Grey college of Bloemfontein are a great side, winning this FNB Classic Clash 36-35 against Paul Roos Gymnasium at Danie Craven Stadium in Stellenbosch on Saturday.

Obviously, it was a match which could have gone either way - 71 points in 70 minutes and it was won in the last minute when Grey scored the winning try.

Of course, Paul Roos were brave as they fought back against the red card early in the second half for a tip tackle by Michal Haznar

Each year, it seems, there are complaints about the referee when these two sides meet, and it was no different this year as the Paul Roos supporters felt harshly treated by the red card.

The miserable side of the match apart, it was thrilling and there was courage and so much for the two schools to be proud of.

There was not just rugby but also hockey, golf, tennis, tabletennis, squash, waterpolo and cycling.

Scorers:

For Grey College:
Tries: Nicolaas Immelman, Peter van Biljon, Arrie Vosloo, François Pretorius
Con: Arrie Vosloo 2, Jannie Strümpher 2
Pen: Jannie Strümpher

For Paul Roos:
Tries: Michal Haznar, Bokkie Carstens
Cons: André le Roux 2
Pens: André le Roux 7

Teams

Grey College: 15 Wihan Lombard, 14 Meyer van Tonder, 13 François Pretorius, 12 Jannie Strümpher, 11 Lezar Marnewick, 10 Theodor Arndt, 9 Arrie Vosloo, 8 Henco Greyling, 7 Nicolaas Immelman, 6 Peter van Biljon, 5 Edward Schmidt, 4 Tienie Burger, 3 Neethling Fouché, 2 Jacques du Toit, 1 Rudolph Botha
Replacements: 16 Corniel Els, 17 Hennie-Schalk Theron, 18 JJ Nell, 19 Louis Karsten, 20 Quintin Beukes, 21 Meyer van Tonder, 22 Stephan Janse van Rensburg

Coaches: Ingo Machts, Roelf Meyer

Paul Roos: 15 François Munnik, 14 Luhann de Kock, 13 Michal Haznar, 12 Kyle Lombard, 11 Dalen Goliath, 10 André le Roux, 9 Bokkie Carstens, 8 Andreas Dercksen (captain), 7 Ramone Samuels, 6 Thomas van Niekerk, 5 Jan Uys, 4 Leonard Duvenage, 3 Rael Jacobs, 2 Hannes Viljoen, 1 Migael Grobler

Coaches: Stephan Jordaan, Norman Laker

Referee: Matt Kemp (Western Province Referees' Society)