Scoring 15 tries to three, FNB UP-Tuks ran rampant and beat FNB Varsity College 95-21 in the final of the 2024 FNB Varsity Shield in Pretoria to add yet another trophy to their cabinet. The new champions finished the season unbeaten and will return to the FNB Varsity Cup next year. Playing at home, with the clear objective of a spotless campaign and to be crowned the champions, the Stripe Generation opened the scoring through captain Ethan Burger. The rest of the first half was a one-sided affair with more tries by Kamohelo Tlome, Cayno February, Henry Till and Marco Venter. Five minutes before the break, the home team were leading 38-0. Varsity College finally registered points on the board on the stroke of half-time through flyhalf Frederick Marx who dotted down and converted his own try, the score 38-7 at the break. Tuks came back and continued their demolishing act on their opponents who didn’t have any answers to the onslaught. Bayanda Ngubane was the first to cross the try line with Ambesa Zenzile shortly following. Varsity College then pulled one back through Benjamin Field while Michael Horak also managed a five-pointer for his team. Then it was more of the same from the Stripe Generation with Kyle Cyster scoring a brace as well as tries by Ruan van Blommestein, Haydn Kemp, Jacobus Louw and Tharquinn Manuel. SCORERS FNB UP-Tuks 95 (38) – Tries: Ethan Burger, Kamohelo Tlome, Bayanda Ngubane (2), Cayno February (2), Henry Till, Marco Venter, Ambesa Zenzile, Kyle Cyster (2), Ruan van Blommestein, Haydn Kemp, Jacobus Louw, Tharquinn Manuel. Conversions: Jean-Pierre Wentzel (8), Walter Visser (2). FNB Varsity College 21 (7) - Tries: Frederick Marx, Benjamin Field, Michael Horak. Conversions: Frederick Marx (3). FNB Player That Rocks: Kyle Cyster (FNB UP-Tuks) TEAMS FNB UP-Tuks: Ethan Lance Burger, Henry Edwin Till, Dian Stephan Coetzee, Johannes Wilhelmus Mare, Roald Hattingh, Kamohelo Tlome, Cayno Douglas February, Marco Venter, Chad-Lee Valentine, Jean-Pierre Wentzel, Ambesa Zenzile, Kobus Janse Van Rensburg, Tharquinn Thane Manuel, Bayanda Sinele Ngubane, Kyle Edward Cyster. FNB Varsity College: Sonwabo Maseko, Jacques Marais, Siyabonga Dube, Robert Everson, Werner Coetzee, Juan Steyl, Enzo Van Niekerk, Mandisi Nkutha, Abande Mthembu, Frederick Marx, Nkazimulo Mzolo, Macmillian Mudara, Mbasa Nkonki, Sivuyisiwe Mpendu, Tshegofatso Ramaloko. FNB Overall Player That Rocks: Tharquinn Manuel (FNB UP-Tuks) FNB Back That Rocks: Tharquinn Manuel (FNB UP-Tuks) FNB Forward That Rocks: Ethan Burger (FNB UP-Tuks) Suzuki Rookie Of The Year: Jean-Pierre Wentzel (FNB UP-Tuks)

FNB UFH rocked Pretoria when they dethroned defending champions FNB Maties to be crowned the 2024 FNB Varsity Cup Women’s champions, beating the Maroon Machine 37-31 in a pulsating final at the Tuks Stadium. The Eastern Cape ladies put their hands up early in the match when Sivuyiseko Makhomazi broke the Maties’ defence with a sensational run from inside her own half and offloaded to Purity Ngogodo who easily flew over the try line. Maties were then reduced to 14 players when Zelmari Pretorius was sent to the sin bin for a high tackle. UFH dominated the period and were awarded a try when scrumhalf Sindisiwe Mbonja sneaked past her opponents. They proved relentless as they scored another point-of-origin try with a brilliant run from Etandwa Marawu. Maties started fighting back to remain in contention and were awarded a try when Elme Kruge powered over and converted her own try. UFH led 25-7 at half-time The team talk in the Maties dressing must have been intense as Johann Zeier’s troops returned from the break with a try, in the form of Kruger completing her brace. UFH however hit back with another try from Mbonja. It remained an intense clash with Maties scoring back-to-back tries through Ankia Viljeon and Zelmari Pretorius that reduced the deficit to just six points. Zintle Mkhokheli then dotted down for UFH before Kruger secured her hat-trick for Maties with five minutes to left play. It was however too late with UFH triumphantly claiming the 2024 title. SCORERS FNB UFH 37 (25) – Tries: Purity Ngogodo, Sindisiwe Mbonja (2), Etandwa Marawu, Zintle Mkhokeli. Conversions: Zanele Touto (4) FNB Maties 31 (7) - Tries: Elme Kruger (3), Ankia Viljoen, Zelmari Pretorius. Conversions: Elme Kruger (3) FNB Player That Rocks: Sindisiwe Mbonja (FNB UFH) TEAMS FNB UFH: Mila Wawa, Zintle Mkhokeli, Nombuyekezo Mdliki, Purity Siphosethu Ngogodo, Sinoyolo Best, Thokozani Sikela, Sivuyiseko Makhomazi, Lilitha Trustlord Ngwenze, Sindisiwe Mbonja, Okuhle Njemla, Etandwa Marawu, Inga Qogi, Siphesihle Hlangani, Adaoraa Philemina Somlenze, Zanele Touto. FNB Maties: Vunene Veron Miyambo, Lungelo Mpumelelo Hope Mvelase, Erin Chenowyth Bond, Sesethu Ntamnani, Danai Makanaka Makota, Stefney-Rose De Vries, Elizabeth Mari Slabbert, Ankia Viljoen, Taliyah Deanna Bussack, Elme Kruger, Kayleen Christelle Muggels, Ropafadzo Valerie Madyah, Zelmari Pretorius, Whitney Jolene Gordon, Emma Olivier.

All roads lead to Pretoria on Friday 26 April as FNB UP-Tuks will host FNB Varsity College in the 2024 FNB Varsity Shield final. The Stripe Generation showed no mercy in beating FNB WSU while debutants Varsity Shield scored an impressive come-from-behind victory over FNB Madibaz. FNB UP-TUKS 80 – 14 FNB WSU FNB UP-Tuks thrashed FNB WSU 80-14 in their semi-final encounter in Pretoria to remain the only unbeaten side in this year’s Varsity Shield. The Stripe Generation opened the scoring through a try by Henry Till and it didn’t take long for Johannes Mare to score the first of his two five-pointers. The onslaught continued in the one-sided affair as Tuks stretched their lead through fancy pieces of counterattacks. First, it was scrumhalf Chad-Lee Valentine who dummied over the line before Kobus Janse van Rensburg produced a cheeky piece of individual play beating two defenders. Kyle Cyster added his name to the scoresheet on the stroke of halftime. Walter Visser made no mistake from the tee converting all conversions as Tuks took a dominant 35-0 lead at the interval. The home team returned from the break and were awarded a penalty try followed by a try through Juandre Jooste. WSU then lit up somewhat, breaking through the Tuks defence. The result was back-to-back converted tries from Sandisiwe Mkwayimba and Sinethemba Zwelonke. Tuks however weren’t done yet and went on to score six more tries before the final whistle. Janse van Rensburg and Marais completed their brace while skipper Ethan Burger joined the party. Bayanda Ngubane spent most of the match deep in defence and finally broke away in a give-and-go with Cayno February. Substitute Jacobus Louw powered over the try-line to close out the match in emphatic fashion. SCORERS FNB UP-Tuks 80 (35) – Tries: Henry Till, Johannes Mare (2), Kobus Janse van Rensburg (2), Chad-Lee Valentine, Kyle Cyster, Penalty Try, Juandre Jooste, Ethan Burger, Bayande Ngubane, Jacobus Louw. Conversions: Walter Visser (7), Jean-Pierre Wentzel (2). FNB WSU 14 (0) – Tries: Sandisiwe Mkwayimba, Sinethemba Zwelonke. Conversions: Maxwell Klaasen (2). FNB Player That Rocks: Kyle Cyster  (FNB UP-Tuks) TEAMS FNB UP-Tuks: Ethan Lance Burger, Henry Edwin Till, Dian Stephan Coetzee, Johannes Wilhelmus Mare, Cayno Douglas February, Kamohelo Tlome, Haydn Scott Kemp, Juandré Francois Jooste, Chad-Lee Valentine, Walter Visser, Nqubeko Sbongakonke Mkwanazi, Kobus Janse Van Rensburg, Zander Reynders, Bayanda Sinele Ngubane, Tharquinn Thane Manuel. FNB WSU: Ayabonga Spelt, Mangaliso Zixesha, Sinethemba Zwelonke, Kamva Tetani, Hlomla Mihlali Payi, Khanya Solani, Pernell Mandes, Esethu Zenani, Esenam Mniki, Maxwell Klaasen, Simthembile Zozi, Hlumelo Zitha, Awonke Sondishe, Bulelani Nondlwana, Beon Frendel Hartnick. FNB VARSITY COLLEGE 24 – 20 FNB MADIBAZ If ever there was a game of two halves, the semi-final clash between FNB Madibaz and FNB Varsity College in Gqeberha was it. The debutants from Durban managed to turn around a 14-point deficit at half-time in a 24-20 victory over the more fancied Eastern Cape opponents. With a 17-3 lead at the break, few would have bet against Madibaz marching towards the Varsity Shield final. Varsity College had other ideas though. Despite losing their talisman flyhalf Frederick Marx to a red card, they rallied back to score 21 points in the second stanza. There were also huge performances from their back three and the introduction of man-mountain Sonwabo Maseko proved a game-changer in their qualification for the final in their first year in the competition. It was heartbreak for the men from Gqeberha, but they still have the chance to play in the FNB Varsity Cup rugby next year. That all depends on the outcome of their promotion-relegation clash against FNB CUT on 2 May. SCORERS FNB Varsity College 24 (3) – Tries: Sonwaso Maseko, Nkazimulo Mzolo, Nathi Ntuli. Conversions: Tshegofatso Ramaloko (2), Luke Horak. Penalties: Frederick Marx. FNB Madibaz 20 (17) – Tries: Kyle Erasmus, Qurin Cupido. Conversions: Kehan Myburgh (2). Penalties: Kehan Myburgh (2). FNB Player That Rocks: Tshegofatso Ramaloko (FNB Varsity College) TEAMS FNB Varsity College: Daniel Van Huizen, Jacques Marais, Siyabonga Dube, Robert Everson, Werner Coetzee, Juan Steyl, Enzo Van Niekerk, Mandisi Nkutha, Abande Mthembu, Frederick Marx, Nkazimulo Mzolo, Macmillian Mudara, Mbasa Nkonki, Sivuyisiwe Mpendu, Tshegofatso Ramaloko. FNB Madibaz: Endinako Kuse, Kyle Erasmus, Andries Johannes Flemming, Dewald Gerber, Christopher Cikuru Kachungunu, Mzwakhe Kevin Hlupheko, Alwaba Liyema Elam Bobelo, Leon van der Merwe, Mpumelelo Solani Mavuso, Rashied Conrad, Lwando Davane, Troy Delport, Enrique Franks, Qurin Cupido, Kehan Myburgh.

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 2023 CHAMPIONS: FNB NWU Eagles FNB NWU 27-25 FNB UCT (Fanie Du Toit Sports Grounds) A two point thriller in Potchefstroom saw the NWU Eagles 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), while FNB UFS Shimlas (2015) and FNB NWU (2016) are the other teams to have lifted the sought-after trophy. STATISTICS 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 Will Springbok number 50 be capped this year? *North vs South match will be introduced History VIEW STATISTICS PREFERRED SUPPLIERS SPONSORS TITLE SPONSOR

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NEXT PREVIOUS CSI 13 Mar 2024 #ShowUs – CUT proud to be associated with Pontem Developmental Centre ​ ​ FNB CUT Ixias are delighted to once again be working with the Pontem Developmental Centre as their #ShowUs initiative for the 2024 FNB Varsity Cup season. Pontem is a school for kids with autism and through their campaign, the players get to work and have fun with these truly remarkable children. Research shows that approximately 2% of South Africans are affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It has been proven that it can be managed and sport can play a major role beyond physical fitness. One of the most significant benefits is improved confidence and self-esteem. Ixias vice-captain Bernard Venter says being able to work with Pontem again is truly rewarding and they are nothing but proud to be associated with the centre. “We at CUT Ixias are proud to be seen as role models and pride ourselves on trying to set a good example for others,” says the younger brother of the Edinburg prop, Boan Venter, who also represented the Ixias. “We love working with the kids and being informed and exposed to children with autism as it reminds us of all we have to be thankful for. It allows us to see that autism is truly a very misunderstood condition. “These children are very kind, fun-loving and intelligent and it is a very satisfying experience to be able to work with them and to have a positive influence on their lives. “It warms our hearts to see the smiles on their faces just because we get to spend some time and play some games with them. “We are also in the process of expanding the outreach program in the Bloemfontein community and making a more sustainable support system for the autistic people and would love to raise more awareness with regards to their condition.” ​ BACK FAN ZONE VIEW ALL VIEW ALL #ShowUs – Tuks want to grow Help Hungry Students initiative 23 April 2022 READ CSI #ShowUs – Madibaz Rugby Schools Engagement Programme looking for new talent 23 April 2022 READ CSI #ShowUs – Maties help Mandela Daycare Centre achieve its goals 23 April 2022 READ CSI 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 |