FNB UKZN retained their spot in the FNB Varsity Shield competition as they decisively beat challengers FNB DUT, 68–14, scoring 10 tries in the KZN Derby for promotion in Durban. The Impi didn’t take too long to get the scoreboard rolling as they picked up two quick early tries were in less than 5 minutes into the game. Wela-Aphumelele Takata being the first man to go over the white wash, while Jovawn Visagie scored the second try following a beautifully worked run, slicing through the DUT defense. UKZN fly-half, Siso France converted both early tries. DUT managed to get some life on the scoresheet as Andiswa Seme stole a quick run to dot down on the far right. Sxolile May successfully converting the try. FNB UKZN added two more tries before the half ended curtesy of Olwakhe Mlambo and Jovawn Visagie tries which were successfully converted by France. In between these two tries, FNB DUT scored the second and final try of the after when Luvuyo Chizama sprinted powerfully from almost 40m out to the try line. May was once again successful with the kick. Halftime came with the score looking hopeful for FNB DUT as they trailed by a thin margin of 28–14. The second half saw FNB UKZN smash in 6 more tries, as Jovawn Visagie bagged two more tries in the match. FNB DUT looked helpless as they could not hold back the Impi attack as the final whistle blew giving FNB UKZN the 68–14 victory and ensuring their safety from relegation and retaining their spot in the 2026 FNB Varsity Shield competition. FNB UKZN: 68 (28) Tries: Wela-Aphumelele Takata, Jovawn Visagie (4), Olwakhe Mlambo, Zac Smith, Jordan Ramsay, Luthando Mhlongo, Tinotenda Mazindhu. Conversions: Siso France (7), Juan-Lee Carolus (1), Tinotenda Mazindhu. FNB DUT: 14 (14) Tries: Andiswa Seme, Luvuyo Chizama. Conversion: Sxolile May (2) FNB UKZN: Ntokozo Ngema, Jordan Ramsay, Ulrich Walker, Michael Ize-Iyamu, Mthomboyolo Buzani ©, Wela-Aphumelele Takata, Aphelele Dlamini, Mzwandile Khawula, Zak Smith, Siso France, Madikane Hlumelo, Russel Fick, Jovawn Visagie Olwakhe Mlambo, Minenhle Ngcamu Replacements: Sikhona Ndulini, Siyanda Dlamini, Owethu Mntwelizwe, Nhlakanipho Buthelezi, Tinotenda Mazindhu, Milowo Matebese, Juan-Lee Carulos, Amahle Dlamini, Mzwandile Khawula, Luthando Mhlongo. FNB DUT: Siphamandla Jiyana, Siphamandla Ngubane, Lwando Mabandla, Mongezi Langa, Andiswa Seme, Mzomuhle Ntuli, Siyabonga Madonsela, Kwanda Makhoba, Simphiwe Khumalo, Sxolile May, Kamo Gcaba, Masiphile Zikhali, Luvuyo Chizama, Yayha Menacere, Inganathi Dyeshana. Replacements: Murunwa Mphaphuli, Joel Gyeke-Darko, Thabani Khumalo, Zekhethelo Mahlobo, Luntu Mbhele, Simphiwe Ngcobo, Luyanda Ngubane.

Josh du Toit’s late try rescued the Orange Army from relegation as they had to come from behind to seal a 24-21 victory over FNB Madibaz in the promotion relegation play-off match between the 7th placed FNB Varsity Cup team and the 2nd placed FNB Varssity Shield team.   UJ and Madibaz battled it out for a spot in the 2026 FNB Varsity Cup campaign. The Johannesburg side came in as favourites however the Gqeberha outfit remained up to task. It was UJ who showed early signs of hunger and determination and were awarded with a try early in the opening half. Good territorial kicking from Alzeadon Felix puts UJ forward pack in good position to pressure Madibaz. Damian Baker powers over the try-line. The Johannesburg side kept piling pressure on Madibaz and quickly doubled their lead through Kamo Molefe. Deadly attacking play from Alzeadon Felix and Adriano Jackson perfectly sets up Kamo Molefe who flew over the try-line for UJ’s second. Madibaz proved to be ready for the battle quickly as they responded with back to back tries from Jaden Witbooi and Lwando Davane. First Witbooi dotted down from a quick counter attack with a point of origin try before Kyle Erasmus sets up Lwando Davane who easily placed it in the middle. David Manuel’s troops took a slender 2-point lead at the break.   The halftime team talks proved to be stringent from both sides as the tight affair continued. UJ returned gun blazing with a strong maul as they were awarded a penalty try 10 minutes into the second stanza. It was the battle of forwards with Madibaz coming out top to regain their leads five minutes later. Leon van der Merwe powered over in between the sticks. With relegation looming and no time left on the clock UJ had to fight back from behind and capitalized on Madbiaz’ unforced errors. Just five minutes remaining UJ pulled a well-executed maul Josh Du Toit dotted it down the seal the victory.   Scorers: FNB UJ – 24 (12) Tries: Damian Baker, Kamo Molefe, Josh du Toit. Conversions: Lyron Milborrow (2) FNB Madibaz – 21 (14) Tries: Jaden Witbooi, Lwando Davane, Leon van der Merwe. Conversions: Alzeadon Felix. TEAMS FNB UJ : Damian Baker, Ryan Marimo, Ali Gqaza, Jaden Baillie, Josh Du Toit, Siyemukela Ndlovu (captain), Kamo Molefe, Dylan Viljoen, Liam Rowan, Alzeadon Felix, Ughan Africa, Reuven Ferreira, Adriano Jackson, Sifiso Dlamini, Oela Blaauw. FNB Madibaz : Imibongo Mvuleni, Kyle Erasmus, AJ Flemming, Calvin Bosch, Martinus Strydom, Sean Van Zijl, Dewald Gerber, Leon van der Merwe (captain), Cameron Doyle, Layron Milborrow, Bukho Pantsi, Lwando Davane, Edward Kruger, Jaden Witbooi, Raashied Conrad. By Lehlonolo Ditshego

What a season. What a finale. What a phenomenal celebration of South African rugby at its finest. The 2025 FNB Varsity Cup final was nothing short of iconic. A clash rich in history and filled with anticipation, as FNB UCT Ikeys and FNB Maties met once again, 15 years after their last final encounter. This time, it was in front of a sold-out Danie Craven Stadium, with 16,000 plus passionate fans creating an atmosphere worthy of the occasion. The Ikey Tigers, appearing in their third consecutive final, brought not only experience but relentless intensity. With two decisive tries in the final 15 minutes, they pulled away from the home team and claimed a well-earned victory. Third time really was the charm. WATCH THE HIGHLIGHTS HERE. It may have ended with a Cape derby, but let’s not forget where it all began. This year’s tournament kicked off with Mascot Madness, our national launch that introduced South Africa to Enzo, the newest addition to the FNB Varsity Cup family. From the first match, Enzo became a fan favourite, energising stadiums and screens across the country. One of the most memorable moments of the season came when Enzo ‘lost’ his tail, sparking a community-wide search that captured the hearts of fans young and old. Throughout the tournament, the #FansThatROCK showed up in full force. From the unwavering supporters in the stands to the cheerleaders, mascots, and events teams, the energy in every stadium played a key role in making this one of the most memorable FNB Varsity Cup seasons to date.  FNB Varsity Cup 2025 was also a year of significant milestones. It recorded one of the highest stadium attendance numbers in the history of the tournament and achieved our most engaging digital season to date. For the first time, featured matches in the women's tournament were televised as part of the FNB Varsity Cup broadcast lineup. WATCH THE FINAL HERE . One of the standout players of the tournament was Ntokozo Makhaza. The top points scorer this season and the highest point scorer in FNB Varsity Cup history. And for the second year running he was voted as the FNB Overall Player That Rocks collecting a cheque for R10 000 from FNB. In recognition of his outstanding efforts, Hertz awarded him one of three Suzuki cars for a year. The other two going to the Varsity Shield Overall Player that Rocks and the Varsity Cup Women Player that Rocks in the final. We can’t wait to see what lies ahead for this rising star, and hopefully, that includes a place in the Green and Gold. FNB Varsity Cup 2025 has truly been a landmark season, not only for the thrilling rugby on the field but also for the growth, innovation, and fan engagement around it. To every player, coach, university, sponsor, partner, and supporter — thank you. Your passion and dedication have made this tournament what it is today and have laid a powerful foundation for what comes next. As Dr Rassie Erasmus said, “This is a sport that has brought us all together, and seeing the next generation of players coming through the FNB Varsity Cup gives me great hope for the future of South African rugby.” Here’s to an unforgettable season and to the future of FNB Varsity Cup.

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Varsity Cup Varsity Shield Young Guns Varsity Cup Women Tickets Teams Fan Zone News Videos Photo Gallery About © 2023 Varsity Cup. All rights reserved | Privacy Policy Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions | VC Way | About FNB Varsity Cup The FNB Varsity Cup is an annual South African tournament involving the country's top rugby-playing universities. We are are grassroots organisation passionate about keeping the spirit of sports alive and providing opportunities for young athletes to perform at their best. Contact Us: info@asem.tv Follow all the action on our social media pages below: FNB Varsity Cup Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | Twitter | Youtube FNB Varsity Shield Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | Twitter | Youtube READ RULES Current Champions 2024 CHAMPIONS: FNB UFS Shimlas FNB UFS 45-42 FNB UCT (Shimla Park) A three point thriller in Bloemfontein saw the UFS Shimlas claim their second FNB Varsity Cup title. PREVIOUS WINNERS: FNB Maties won the competition from 2008 to 2010 and then in 2018 and 2019, while FNB UP-Tuks won it in 2012, 2013, 2017 and then back to back in 2021 and 2022. FNB UCT Ikeys are two-time winners (2011 and 2014) along with FNB UFS Shimlas (2015, 2024) and FNB NWU (2016,2023) are the other teams to have lifted the sought-after trophy. STATISTICS 2024 FNB UFS 45-42 FNB UCT FNB UFS Shimlas Shimla Park 2023 FNB NWU 27-25 FNB UCT FNB NWU Fanie Du Toit Sports Ground 2022 FNB TUKS 29-23 FNB Maties FNB TUKS Danie Craven Stadium 2021 FNB TUKS 34-27 FNB UCT FNB TUKS Tuks Stadium 2020 Tournament suspended due to COVID NO CHAMPION 2019 FNB MATIES 34-12 FNB UP-TUKS FNB MATIES Danie Craven Stadium 2018 FNB MATIES 40-7 FNB NWU FNB MATIES Danie Craven Stadium 2017 FNB UP-TUKS 28-21 FNB MATIES FNB TUKS Tuks Stadium 2016 FNB MATIES 6-7 FNB NWU FNB NWU Danie Craven Stadium 2015 FNB UFS SHIMLAS 63-33 FNB NWU FNB UFS SHIMLAS Shimla Park 2014 FNB NWU 33-39 FNB UCT FNB UCT Fanie du Toit Sports Ground 2013 FNB MATIES 5-44 FNB TUKS FNB TUKS Danie Craven Stadium 2012 FNB TUKS 29-21 FNB MATIES FNB TUKS Tuks Stadium 2011 FNB UP-TUKS 16-26 FNB UCT FNB UCT Tuks Stadium 2010 FNB MATIES 17-14 FNB UCT FNB MATIES Danie Craven Stadium 2009 FNB MATIES 11-6 FNB NWU
 FNB MATIES Danie Craven Stadium 2008 FNB UCT 10-16 FNB MATIES FNB MATIES Danie Craven Stadium PREVIOUS CHAMPIONS HONOURS ROLL Since launching in 2008, the FNB Varsity Cup has always been at the forefront; whether it be in 'sportainment', rules or innovation. Here, in short, is how the tournament has led the way: 2008 FNB Varsity Cup launched with the tournament taking place over just six weeks, including a bumper weekend of matches in George. Koshuis Rugby also started this year. *The White Card rule was adopted. 2009 The competition expanded 2009 to a weekly format and the Miss Varsity Cup competition was added. 2010 FNB Maties remained undefeated, going on to win the third title in succession. *Pink Shorts were introduced 2011 FNB Varsity Shield was founded. Meanwhile, FNB UCT won the FNB Varsity Cup with Demetri Catrakilis setting the competition record for most points in a season (136). 2012 FNB Wits won the FNB Varsity Shield to earn the first promotion (to the FNB Varsity Cup) in the tournament’s history. *A new point scoring system was trialled 2013 FNB UP-Tuks won the final as future Springbok Handré Pollard kicked five conversions and one penalty with a 100% success rate. Oupa Mohojé, another future international, of FNB Shimlas was voted the FNB Player That Rocks for the season. 2014 FNB UCT famously came back from 33-15 down with five minutes to play, to win the final 39-33. This year was also the year of the first ever penalty shootout aired on live TV, as FNB UFS Young Guns beat FNB UP-Tuks Young Guns in the FNB Young Guns final. 2015 FNB Shimlas won their first FNB Varsity Cup title, remaining undefeated for the entire season under coach Franco Smith. *The Dream Team was added 2016 The Nine-Point Try was introduced, with players able to score seven or nine points for a try, rather than five, for play beginning further out than the opposition’s 22. 2017 In the 10th year of the FNB Varsity Cup, three new universities joined (FNB WSU, FNB Rhodes and FNB CPUT) as FNB Varsity Shield increased to seven teams and FNB Wits were added as a ninth team in FNB Varsity Cup. *New Red Card rule was introduced 2018 Former Springbok, Chester Williams leads FNB UWC to promotion from the FNB Varsity Shield. 2019 FNB Maties have another perfect season, to extend their title record to five. 2020 Tournament suspended due to COVID 2021 FNB Varsity rugby returns, but due to COVID restrictions it takes place in bubble at the University of Pretoria where FNB Tuks win their 4th title. 2022 Covid restrictions are lifted and the regular format resumes. FNB Tuks finish 4th on the log, but go on the beat FNB Maties in a dramatic final to win back-to-back trophies and their 5th title 2023 FNB NWU Eagles claimed their second FNB Varsity Cup title with a hard-fought 27-25 victory over FNB UCT Ikeys at the Fanie du Toit Sports Ground in Potchefstroom while defending champions FNB Tuks dont win a single game and are relegated to the FNB Varsity Shield 2024 FNB UFS Shimlas win their second title after beating FNB UCT in another dramatic final decided by a penalty in added time. FNB Tuks go unbeated to win the Shield competition and are promoted back to the FNB Varsity Cup. History VIEW STATISTICS PREFERRED SUPPLIERS SPONSORS TITLE SPONSOR

Varsity Cup Varsity Shield Young Guns Varsity Cup Women Tickets Teams Fan Zone News Videos Photo Gallery About © 2023 Varsity Cup. All rights reserved | Privacy Policy Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions | VC Way | 13 Oct 2025 From #RugbyThatRocks to the Springboks With 60 Springboks (including 13 World Cup winners) having emerged from FNB Varsity Cup and FNB Varsity Shield, the talent pathway is clear. Here are the men who've graduated from playing #RugbyThatRocks and when they made their Test debut: 2010 (under Peter de Villiers) JUAN DE JONGH (FNB Maties – 2008 FNB Varsity Cup champion) 2012 (under Heyneke Meyer) COENIE OOSTHUIZEN (FNB Shimlas) EBEN ETZEBETH (FNB UCT – 2011 FNB Varsity Cup champion) JJ ENGELBRECHT (FNB Maties) JACO TAUTE (FNB UJ) 2013 (under Heyneke Meyer) ARNO BOTHA (FNB UP-Tuks) TREVOR NYAKANE (FNB CUT – 2011 FNB Varsity Shield champion) LOURENS ADRIAANSE (FNB Maties – 2009 and 2010 FNB Varsity Cup champion) 2014 (under Heyneke Meyer) LOOD DE JAGER (FNB NWU) HANDRÉ POLLARD (FNB UP-Tuks – 2013 FNB Varsity Cup champion) MARCEL VAN DER MERWE (FNB Shimlas) OUPA MOHOJE (FNB Shimlas) MARNITZ BOSHOFF (FNB UP-Tuks) DAMIAN DE ALLENDE (FNB UCT) NIZAAM CARR (FNB UCT) 2015 (under Heyneke Meyer) VINCENT KOCH (FNB UP-Tuks) RUDY PAIGE (FNB UJ) 2016 (under Allister Coetzee) RUAN COMBRINCK (FNB Maties) FRANCO MOSTERT (FNB UP-Tuks – 2012 FNB Varsity Cup champion) JACO KRIEL (FNB UJ) BONGI MBONAMBI (FNB TUT/FNB UP-Tuks – 2013 FNB Varsity Cup champion) MALCOLM MARX (FNB UJ) UZAIR CASSIEM (FNB UWC) JAMBA ULENGO (FNB Shimlas) ROHAN JANSE VAN RENSBURG (FNB UP-Tuks) 2017 (under Allister Coetzee) COURTNALL SKOSAN (FNB UP-Tuks – 2012 and 2013 FNB Varsity Cup champion) RAYMOND RHULE (FNB Shimlas) ANDRIES COETZEE (FNB UP-Tuks) DILLYN LEYDS (FNB UCT) RUAN DREYER (FNB UJ) CURWIN BOSCH (FNB UKZN) WILCO LOUW (FNB UP-Tuks Young Guns) WARRICK GELANT (FNB UP-Tuks) LOUIS SCHREUDER (FNB Maties) 2018 (under Rassie Erasmus) OX NCHE (FNB Shimlas – 2015 FNB Varsity Cup champion) JASON JENKINS (FNB UP-Tuks) IVAN VAN ZYL (FNB UP-Tuks Young Guns) TRAVIS ISMAIEL (FNB UP-Tuks Young Guns) AKKER VAN DER MERWE (FNB NWU) MARVIN ORIE (FNB UP-Tuks – 2013 FNB Varsity Cup champion) ROBERT DU PREEZ (FNB Maties) EMBROSE PAPIER (FNB UP-Tuks) RG SNYMAN (FNB UP-Tuks Young Guns) APHIWE DYANTYI (FNB UJ) S'BUSISO NKOSI (FNB UKZN) MARCO VAN STADEN (FNB UP-Tuks – 2017 FNB Varsity Cup champion) 2019 (under Rassie Erasmus) RYNHARDT ELSTADT (FNB Maties) HERSCHEL JANTJIES (FNB UWC – 2017 FNB Varsity Shield champion) LIZO GQOBOKA (FNB Madibaz) 2021 (under Jacques Nienaber) JASPER WIESE (FNB CUT) 2022 (under Jacques Nienaber) KURT-LEE ARENDSE (FNB UWC) MANIE LIBBOK (FNB TUKS) ELRICH LOUW (FNB UFS Shimlas) 2024 (under Rassie Erasmus) JOHAN GROBBELAAR (FNB Tuks) ANDRE-HUGO VENTER (FNB Maties) MORNE VAN DEN BERG (FNB Wits) JORDAN HENDRIKSE (FNB Maties Young Guns) EDWILL VAN DER MERWE (FNB Maties) BEN-JASON DIXON (FNB Maties) RUAN NORTJIE (FNB Tuks) BACK Honours Roll