The Sharks XV team to face the Blue Bulls in the Vodacom Cup Quarter Final at Mr Price Kings Park this Saturday has been announced, with a few familiar faces returning to the line up following the influx of senior players last weekend. [...]
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Sharks XV team to face Blue Bulls in quarters
Host of seniors for Sharks XV crunch match
The Sharks XV face the Pampas XV this weekend in Cape Town, fighting for a chance to finish second on the log and secure a home play-off game, having been boosted by returning senior players such as Odwa Ndungane, Marius Joubert, Jean Deysel and Beast Mtawarira. [...]
Sharks XV take on Blue Bulls
The Sharks XV will play a curtain raiser match against the Bulls Vodacom Cup team in preparation for the upcoming Vodacom Cup, starting in a few weeks time. This match will be played at Loftus and will kick off just before 5pm tomorrow night. [...]
Sharks under 21s name strong side
Sharks under 21 coach Sean Everitt has named potentially his strongest possible lineup for Friday’s semi-final, against Western Province in Ravensmead, with very few changes to the side that played against the Lions last week. [...]
Sharks under 21 earn semi-final
Sean Everitt’s Sharks under 21 side were held to a 26-all draw by their Lions counterparts on Saturday, courtesy of a late try by the visitors. The two points earned nevertheless saw the baby Sharks qualify for the Under 21 competition semi-finals in third place, thus setting up a knock-out match against second-placed Western Province. [...]
Stating the obvious
A lot has been said about Western Province and the blooding of their juniors, with coach Allister Coetzee quoted as saying that at least fifteen U21 players getting game time in the senior team this season so far. Although most of those players only got their opportunity due to crippling injuries, it can still be seen as a succesful exercise. [...]
U21′s show few changes
Even though the senior team to face Western Province has not been announced, we can give you the U21 team in the meantime, and rule out early week speculation that Gouws Prinsloo might get a call up, as he is still in the 15 jersey. [...]
Sharks U21′s to face Cheetahs
The Sharks U21 team to face the Cheetahs U21 team as the curtain raiser for Saturday’s main Currie Cup game, sees a few changes to the line-up following their 88 – 10 victory over the Valke last Saturday. [...]
Interesting selections in the U21 team
The Sharks U21 team take on the Valke as the curtain raiser on Saturday, having beaten the Valke in the 68 – 23 in the first round clash. The Side sees a few changes to the team that came undone at Loftus last week, hoping to climb up the log with a good victory. [...]
Where will Frans go?
So our dear friend Frans Steyn is hinting that he does not like the French lifestyle, and would like to make a move back to sunny South Africa. The question on most people’s lips is where he will end up. Let’s take a closer look at what is out there already. [...]
U19 + U21 – Bulls vs Sharks
The curtain raisers at Loftus today should make for some interesting rugby as the Sharks are away to the Bulls, and with three games taking place, both unions will be looking for a clean sweep. [...]
Two changes to U21′s for Bulls clash
The Sharks U21’2 take on the Bulls this weekend, kick off being at 14h40, as they attempt to continue their climb up the Currie Cup log. They are currently in third spot, five points behind the Bulls who are in the second spot. [...]
Milestones? What milestones
I guess this was bound to happen to us sooner or later. I’m afraid to say there really aren’t any significant (or otherwise) Currie Cup milestones to talk about for the Sharks this week. [...]
U21′s in battle for top spot
The Sharks U21, after their annihilation of the Leopards last weekend, will look to take some much needed momentum into their clash with the Lions U21, who are ahead of them on the log by a single point. [...]
The centre of the Sharks’ trouble
Aside from the poor performance shown against the Leopards on Friday, one thing became increasingly more pertinent to me… We have a problem in the centres, and it is not a small one either. [...]







