2014 Eastern Province Kings season

In 2014, the Eastern Province Kings will participate in the Currie Cup and the Vodacom Cup competitions. The Eastern Province U21 team will also play in the 2014 Under-21 Provincial Championship and the Eastern Province U19 team in the 2014 Under-19 Provincial Championship. As part of the Southern Kings franchise, a number of players also participated in friendlies for this franchise.

2014 Eastern Province Kings season
Team Information
StadiumNelson Mandela Bay Stadium
PresidentCheeky Watson
Currie Cup
CoachCarlos Spencer
CaptainLuke Watson /
Steven Sykes /
Darron Nell /
Ronnie Cooke
Rank8th
RecordWon 1, Lost 9
Top points scorerScott van Breda (44)
Top try scorersShane Gates (5)
Vodacom Cup (South)
CoachMzwandile Stick
CaptainPaul Schoeman /
Stephan Zaayman /
Albé de Swardt
Rank5th
RecordWon 3, Lost 4
Top points scorerNtabeni Dukisa (50)
Top try scorersMasixole Banda /
Eben Barnard /
Selvyn Davids /
Ntabeni Dukisa /
Ivan-John du Preez /
Brian Skosana (2)
Other seasons
Previous season← 2013
Next season2015 →

Chronological list of events

Players

2013 players

Player movements

In
Date Player Name From Reference
PR Simon Kerrod Sharks / NMMU Madibaz
PR Vukile Sofisa Eastern Province U21
PR BG Uys Leopards [59]
HK Tabbie du Plessis [13]
HK Lumko Mbane African Bombers
HK Michael van Vuuren Stade Français [29]
LK Louis Fourie NMMU Madibaz
LK Brendan Hector Eastern Province U21
LK Ben Jacobs Eastern Province U21
LK Kevin Kaba Eastern Province U21
LK Cameron Lindsay NMMU Madibaz
LK Izak van der Westhuizen Edinburgh [26]
FL Ivan-John du Preez Stellenbosch Rugby Academy
FL Tyler Paul Eastern Province U19
FL Siphesihle Punguzwa Eastern Province U21
FL Claude Tshidibi Eastern Province U21
FL CJ Velleman Eastern Province U19
SH Jaco Grobler Leopards [60]
SH Kalvano King Trying Stars
SH Kevin Luiters Free State Cheetahs [33]
SH Sonwabo Majola Eastern Province U21
SH Kevin Plaatjies SAPS
FH Morné Hugo TUT Vikings
FH MC Venter Falcons U19
CE Michael Bernardt Sharks U21 / NMMU Madibaz
CE Selvyn Davids Eastern Province U19
CE Dwayne Jenner Border Bulldogs [13]
CE Luan Nieuwoudt Eastern Province U19
CE Tim Whitehead Sharks [29]
WG Aya Dlepu Eastern Province U21 / NMMU Madibaz
WG Lance Louw Rosebuds
WG Sphu Msutwana Eastern Province U21
FB Masixole Banda African Bombers
FB Hansie Graaff Sharks [29]
FB Malcolm Jaer Eastern Province Craven Week squad
Out
Position Player Name To Reference
PR Kevin Buys CA Brive [61]
PR Jaco Engels Wanderers [62]
PR Zolani Faku UCT Ikey Tigers [63]
PR Schalk Ferreira Toulouse [8][64]
PR Ross Geldenhuys Waitohi [65]
PR Marzuq Maarman NMMU Madibaz [66]
PR Sphephelo Mayaba Released
PR Thabiso Mngomezulu Released
PR Enoch Mnyaka NMMU Madibaz [66]
HK Boetie Britz Released
HK Bobby Dyer Returned to Despatch
HK Hannes Franklin SWD Eagles
HK Virgile Lacombe Racing Métro [67]
HK Bandise Maku Blue Bulls [68]
HK Madoda Yako Spring Rose
LK Daniel Adongo Indianapolis Colts [69]
LK David Bulbring Blue Bulls [68]
LK Armand du Preez Not named in squad
LK Samora Fihlani Not named in squad
LK Thabo Mamojele Golden Lions [70]
LK Schalk Oelofse SWD Eagles [71]
LK Wayne van Heerden Retired [72]
LK Mzwanele Zito SWD Eagles [71]
FL Dalton Davis Griquas [73]
FL Cornell du Preez Edinburgh [74]
FL Jacques Engelbrecht Blue Bulls [68]
FL Renier Erasmus Despatch
FL Heinrich Leonard Not named in squad
FL Tomás Leonardi S.I.C. [75]
FL Siya Mangaliso Not named in squad
FL Mpho Mbiyozo Released
FL Kuselo Moyake Baie Mare [76]
FL Wimpie van der Walt NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes [77]
SH Boela Abrahams Griquas
SH Scott Mathie Retired
SH Nicolás Vergallo Lyon [78]
FH Demetri Catrakilis Western Province [79]
FH Wesley Dunlop US Montauban [80]
CE Waylon Murray Blue Bulls [68]
CE Hadleigh Parkes Auckland [81]
CE Wayne Stevens Griquas [82]
CE Andries Strauss Edinburgh [10]
WG Norman Nelson Griffons
WG Yamkela Ngam NMMU Madibaz [66]
WG Marcello Sampson Pumas [70]
WG Andile Witbooi Released
FB SP Marais Sharks [83]

2014 players

Vodacom Cup

Log

2014 Vodacom Cup Southern Section log
Pos Team Rnd W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts
1Sharks XV7601215120+9525143027
2Free State XV7502279148+13140175126
3SWD Eagles7502240164+7632204125
4Western Province7502215138+7732163023
5Eastern Province Kings7304171165+622201215
6Boland Cavaliers7205158197–3920262111
7Simba XV7106102285–1831445127
8Border Bulldogs7106124287–1631542105
Free State XV, Sharks XV, SWD Eagles and Western Province qualified to the Quarter Finals.

* Legend: Pos = Position, Pl = Played, W = Won, D = Drawn, L = Lost, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against, PD = Points Difference, TF = Tries For, TA = Tries Against, Pts = Log Points

Points breakdown:
*4 points for a win
*2 points for a draw
*1 bonus point for a loss by seven points or less
*1 bonus point for scoring four or more tries in a match

Round-by-round

Team Progression – 2014 Vodacom Cup Southern Section
Team R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7
Opposition SIM BDR WPr FSt SWD BOL SHA
Cumulative Points 1 6 6 6 7 11 15
Southern Section Position 6th 4th 5th 5th 5th 5th 5th
Key: win draw loss

Results

Player Statistics

The following table shows players statistics for the 2014 Vodacom Cup season:

Player Statistics – 2014 Vodacom Cup
Player Starts Used Sub Unused Sub Points Tries Cons Pens DGs YC RC
Lizo Gqoboka4100000010
Simon Kerrod0200000000
Brenden Olivier3000000000
Vukile Sofisa4100000020
Pieter Stemmet3205100000
BG Uys0100000000
Albé de Swardt7000000000
Tabbie du Plessis0300000000
Dane van der Westhuyzen0400000000
Rynier Bernardo2000000000
Aidon Davis3200000000
Louis Fourie2000000000
Brendan Hector2000000000
Cameron Lindsay3005100000
Tyler Paul0310000000
Kuhle Sonkosi2005100000
Thembelani Bholi7000000000
Ivan-John du Preez32010200000
Siphesihle Punguzwa1505100000
Paul Schoeman2000000000
Claude Tshidibi1005100000
CJ Velleman2100000000
Stefan Willemse2000000000
Stephan Zaayman3000000000
Jaco Grobler1000000000
Dwayne Kelly5107110000
Kayle van Zyl0305011000
Kalvano King1000000000
Sonwabo Majola0305100000
Ntabeni Dukisa610502116000
Morné Hugo0200000000
George Whitehead1003001000
Michael Bernardt2000000000
Selvyn Davids13010200000
Andile Jho3000000000
Tiger Mangweni3100000000
Luan Nieuwoudt1000000000
Scott van Breda1000000000
Eben Barnard50010200000
Ofentse Boloko2000000000
Michael Killian1005100000
Lance Louw3000000000
Sphu Msutwana0400000000
Sergeal Petersen2005100000
Brian Skosana43010200000
Masixole Banda50021213000
Malcolm Jaer1000000000
Siviwe Soyizwapi1000000000
penalty try0005100000

Player Appearances

The following players appeared for the Eastern Province Kings during the 2014 Vodacom Cup:

Player Appearances – 2014 Vodacom Cup
Player SIM BDR WPr FSt SWD BOL SHA
Brenden Olivier111
Albé de Swardt2222222
Vukile Sofisa333317
Kuhle Sonkosi44
Brendan Hector55
Thembelani Bholi6666666
Claude Tshidibi7
Stephan Zaayman854
Kalvano King9
Ntabeni Dukisa10101022 101010
Lance Louw 111111
Tiger Mangweni12121220
Scott van Breda13
Eben Barnard1414141414
Siviwe Soyizwapi15
Tabbie du Plessis16 16 16
Pieter Stemmet17 17 333
Ivan-John du Preez18 88819
Siphesihle Punguzwa19 19 19 19 19 7
Dwayne Kelly20 99999
Brian Skosana21 1313131322 22
Selvyn Davids22 22 22 11
Rynier Bernardo45
CJ Velleman719 7
Masixole Banda1515151515
Aidon Davis18 18 888
Sonwabo Majola20 20 20
Sphu Msutwana21 21 21 21
Paul Schoeman77
Michael Killian14
Lizo Gqoboka17 1111
Jaco Grobler9
George Whitehead 10
Luan Nieuwoudt12
Sergeal Petersen1411
Dane van der Westhuyzen16 16 16 16
BG Uys17
Tyler Paul18 18 18 18
Louis Fourie 44
Cameron Lindsay 555
Ofentse Boloko1111
Andile Jho121212
Kayle van Zyl22 20 20
Stefan Willemse74
Michael Bernardt1313
Simon Kerrod17 17
Morné Hugo21 21
Malcolm Jaer15

International match

The Eastern Province Kings also hosted Wales in a warm-up match during their 2014 test series against South Africa.[30]

Currie Cup

Log

The final log of the round-robin stage of the 2014 Currie Cup Premier Division is:[93]

2014 Currie Cup Premier Division log
Pos Team P W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts
1Western Province10802335206+12940236139
2Golden Lions10703362206+15644217136
3Sharks10712287222+6526202133
4Blue Bulls10604271235+3627233128
5Free State Cheetahs10316249294−4528334321
6Pumas10406237269−3225282220
7Griquas10307220332−11225412216
8Eastern Province Kings10109206403−1972753116
Blue Bulls, Golden Lions, Sharks and Western Province qualified for the semi-finals.
Griquas qualified to the 2015 Currie Cup qualification series.

Round-by-round

Team Progression – 2014 Currie Cup Premier Division
Team R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10
Opposition WPr LIO BUL LIO WPr BUL FSC SHA GRQ PMA
Cumulative Points 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6
Position 7th 8th 8th 8th 8th 8th 8th 8th 8th 8th
Key: win draw loss

Results

Player Statistics

The following table shows players statistics for the 2014 Currie Cup Premier Division season:

Player Statistics – 2014 Currie Cup Premier Division
Player Starts Used Sub Unused Sub Points Tries Cons Pens DGs YC RC
Tom Botha6000000000
Charl du Plessis0300000000
Lizo Gqoboka6105100000
Simon Kerrod1100000000
Charles Marais2200000000
BG Uys2100000000
CJ van der Linde3400000000
Albé de Swardt0500000000
Martin Ferreira4000000020
Edgar Marutlulle6100000000
Michael van Vuuren0405100010
David Bulbring6000000020
Steve Cummins4300000000
Cameron Lindsay2100000000
Darron Nell3215100010
Steven Sykes5100000000
Thembelani Bholi3410000010
Shaun McDonald3200000000
Devin Oosthuizen5000000000
Paul Schoeman80015300000
Stefan Willemse4400000000
Tim Agaba2100000000
Aidon Davis3105100000
Luke Watson2005100000
Tobie Botes5317110000
Jaco Grobler0300000000
Kevin Luiters5305100000
Ntabeni Dukisa3325100000
Gary van Aswegen80030094000
George Whitehead2225010100
Ronnie Cooke100010200000
Shane Gates91025500010
Dwayne Jenner1115100000
Tim Whitehead80010200000
Siyanda Grey2115100000
Siviwe Soyizwapi10005100000
Scott van Breda71244286000

Player Appearances

Player Appearances – 2014 Currie Cup Premier Division
Player WPr LIO BUL LIO WPr BUL FSC SHA GRQ PMA
Lizo Gqoboka1111 1118
Edgar Marutlulle22222 216
Tom Botha33333 3
Steve Cummins4418 18 4519
David Bulbring55555 5
Thembelani Bholi6619 619 19 19 20
Stefan Willemse77619 18 20 19 6
Luke Watson88
Tobie Botes992020 21 20 999
Gary van Aswegen101010 1010101010
Siviwe Soyizwapi1111111111 1115151511
Shane Gates1212121221 1212121212
Tim Whitehead 13131313 13131313
Ronnie Cooke1414141314 1413141414
Scott van Breda1515151515 1522 222215
Albé de Swardt16 16 16 16 16
CJ van der Linde17 17 17 317 33
Darron Nell18 19 55184
Aidon Davis19 888
Kevin Luiters20 999 9921 20
George Whitehead 2121 211010 21
Ntabeni Dukisa2222 22 22 11111122
Steven Sykes18 444 44
Shaun McDonald 19 18 6 66
Jaco Grobler20 20 21
Paul Schoeman777 88866
Michael van Vuuren16 16 16 16
Charles Marais17 17 11
Siyanda Grey22 1422 14
BG Uys1 18 3
Dwayne Jenner2112 21
Devin Oosthuizen 77777
Simon Kerrod 17 1
Martin Ferreira 2222
Charl du Plessis 17 17 17
Cameron Lindsay 18 45
Tim Agaba 20 88

Southern Kings

Results

The Southern Kings lost their Super Rugby status at the end of the 2013 Super Rugby season, but lined up some friendly fixtures against other South African Super Rugby franchises prior to the 2014 Super Rugby season:[114]

Under-21 Provincial Championship

Log

The final log of the round-robin stage of the 2014 Under-21 Provincial Championship Group B is:[115]

2014 Under-21 Provincial Championship Group B log
Pos Team P W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts
1Eastern Province U21770026190+17135126034
2Boland U217601305162+14347236030
3SWD U217502202171+3127223023
4Limpopo Blue Bulls U217304230177+5337245320
5Griquas U217304136190−5418282216
6Falcons U217304173212−3923302115
7Pumas U217106136212−762131217
8Griffons U217007133362−2291755011
Boland U21, Eastern Province U21, Limpopo Blue Bulls U21 and SWD U21 qualified for the semi-finals.
Eastern Province U21 qualified for the promotion/relegation play-offs.

Round-by-round

Team Progression – 2014 Under-21 Provincial Championship Group B
Team R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 Semi Final Promo
Opposition FAL GRF BOL LIM PMA SWD GRQ N/A LIM SWD BDR
Cumulative Points 5 10 14 19 24 29 34 34
Position 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st
Key: win draw loss bye

Fixtures & Results

Players

The Eastern Province Kings Under-21 squad for the 2014 Under-21 Provincial Championship:[129]

Player Statistics

The following table shows players statistics for the 2014 Under-21 Provincial Championship season:

Player Statistics – 2014 Under-21 Provincial Championship
Player Starts Used Sub Unused Sub Points Tries Cons Pens DGs YC RC
Enoch Mnyaka1200000000
Matthew Moore1510000000
Nic Roebeck8105100000
Vukile Sofisa8105100000
Tyrone Rankin1410000000
John-Henry Schmitt7200000000
Warrick Venter1300000010
Brendan Hector7100000010
Kevin Kaba9005100000
Tyler Paul0100000010
Frans Gerber25110200000
Siphesihle Punguzwa4005100000
Claude Tshidibi3405100010
CJ Velleman2005100010
Elandré van der Merwe0100000000
Stephan Zaayman6100000010
Aidon Davis30010200000
Ivan-John du Preez90015300010
Erwin Slabbert0200000000
Mario Mowers0405100000
Sonwabo Majola23210200000
Franswa Ueckermann7005100000
Jason Baggott0010000010
Malcolm Jaer2000000010
Warren Swarts2500000000
MC Venter510540186010
Jaco Bernardo2410000000
Riaan Esterhuizen8005100000
Sphu Msutwana90025500000
Juan Smit0202010000
Aya Dlepu80010200000
Khaya Malotana2205100000
Sergeal Petersen70035700000
Sinethemba Skelem0205100000
Selvyn Davids90010410158000

Player Appearances

Player Appearances – 2014 Under-21 Provincial Championship
Player FAL GRF BOL LIM PMA SWD GRQ LIM SWD BDR
Vukile Sofisa13313 317 333
John-Henry Schmitt222219 216 22
Nic Roebeck31117 1 11111
Kevin Kaba44444 44444
Brendan Hector55555 5518 18
Siphesihle Punguzwa6666
Stephan Zaayman7718 77555
Ivan-John du Preez88888 8688
Franswa Ueckermann9999 9999
MC Venter1010101010 22
Aya Dlepu11111111 1111111111
Riaan Esterhuizen1212121213 12121212
Sphu Msutwana1313131311 1313131313
Sergeal Petersen14141414 14141414
Selvyn Davids1515151515 1515151515
Tyrone Rankin16 16 16 16 2 1616
Matthew Moore17 17 17 17 31717 17
Claude Tshidibi18 718 77 19 19
Frans Gerber19 19 19 196 619 19 19
Mario Mowers20 20 20 20
Warren Swarts21 21 21 21 101021 21
Khaya Malotana22 22 14 14
Enoch Mnyaka18 17 3
Sonwabo Majola20 20 9 2092020
Jaco Bernardo22 22 12 221222 22 22
Elandré van der Merwe18
Warrick Venter16 16 216 2
Juan Smit21 21
Sinethemba Skelem22 21
Erwin Slabbert 18 18
Aidon Davis 8778
CJ Velleman 666
Malcolm Jaer 101010
Tyler Paul 18
Jason Baggott 2120
Wynand Grassmann 7

Under-19 Provincial Championship

Log

The current log of the round-robin stage of the 2014 Under-19 Provincial Championship Group A is:[130]

2014 Under-19 Provincial Championship Group A log
Pos Team P W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts
1Blue Bulls U1912903387282+10553349247
2Free State U1912804310204+10645237241
3Western Province U1912903332270+6238365041
4Sharks U1912606287256+3135334432
5Golden Lions U1912408222313−9128443322
6Eastern Province U1912408227253−2625322321
7Leopards U19122010243430−18738605215
Blue Bulls U19, Free State U19, Sharks U19 and Western Province U19 qualified for the semi-finals.
The Leopards U19 qualified for the promotion/relegation play-offs.

Round-by-round

Team Progression – 2014 Under-19 Provincial Championship
Team R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13 R14
Opposition BUL LIO FSC LEO WPR LIO FSC N/A SHA LEO WPR SHA N/A BUL
Cumulative Points 0 1 1 6 6 10 14 14 14 19 20 21 21 21
Log Position 6th 6th 7th 7th 7th 5th 4th 5th 5th 5th 5th 5th 6th 6th
Key: win draw loss bye

Fixtures & Results

Players

The Eastern Province Kings Under-19 squad for the 2014 Under-19 Provincial Championship:[145]

Player Statistics

The following table shows players statistics for the 2014 Under-19 Provincial Championship season:

Player Statistics – 2014 Under-19 Provincial Championship
Player Starts Used Sub Unused Sub Points Tries Cons Pens DGs YC RC
Ronnie Beyl7400000000
Matthew Howes0100000000
Mathew Jackson0400000000
David Murray 9100000020
Chris Whitting2230000000
Thembelihle Yase4700000010
Dyllon Domoney1400000000
JP Jamieson8205100000
Arno Lotter0415100000
Jason Reynecke2100000000
Wynand Grassmann11005100000
Gerrit Huisamen5600000000
Sintu Manjezi11000000000
Tyler Paul110010200020
CJ Velleman110030600000
Qhama Mvimbi0400000000
Mihlali Nchukana2530000000
Elandré van der Merwe4420000000
Jason Baggott11002010010
Luciano Daniels0010000000
Kewan Gibb4414020000
Julio Abels3210000000
James Hall 0100000000
Jason Vers22214014000
Vinciënt Moss3410000000
Luan Nieuwoudt9005100010
Dylan Pietersen1000000000
Dominik Uytenbogaardt2000000000
Jeremy Ward50010200010
Luca Dalla-Vecchia4000000000
Martin Keller4100000000
Thabani Mgugudo2200000000
Yamkela Nyalambisa1000000000
Athi Mayinje0410000000
Lindelwe Zungu110015300000
Cameron Hertz1100000000
Malcolm Jaer11009461114000
Luzuko Mase0010000000
Garrick Mattheus3107021000

Player Appearances

Player Appearances – 2014 Under-19 Provincial Championship
Player BUL LIO FSC LEO WPR LIO FSC SHA LEO WPR SHA BUL
Thembelihle Yase118 18 3318 118 18 18 18 16
JP Jamieson22216 2 2216 222
Chris Whitting33 1717 17 171717
Wynand Grassmann444888 888888
Sintu Manjezi555555 555555
CJ Velleman666666 66666
Tyler Paul777777 774477
Mihlali Nchukana8822 23 20 2020 20 2020 20
Jason Baggott99109910 10991099
Jason Vers101021 2321 21
Lindelwe Zungu111111151311 111111111111
Luan Nieuwoudt12121213 121212121212
Dominik Uytenbogaardt1313
Thabani Mgugudo1423 22 13
Malcolm Jaer151515101015 151515151515
Arno Lotter16 1616 16 16
Ronnie Beyl17 17 318 18 3 333333
David Murray 18 11111 11111
Gerrit Huisamen19 19 19 444 419 19 19 418
Qhama Mvimbi20 20 20 20
Kewan Gibb21 22 922 9 92121 921
Luzuko Mase22
Julio Abels23 1423 111123
Elandré van der Merwe21 81919 19 19 47719 4
Dylan Peterson13
Yamkela Nyalambisa14
Mathew Jackson17 17 17 17
Jayson Reinecke20 22 6
Vinciënt Moss121212 22 22 22 22 2222
Martin Keller141414 1421 23
Luciano Daniels21
Cameron Hertz1522
Dyllon Domoney16 16 16 216
Jeremy Ward 131313131313
Matthew Howes 18
Garrick Mattheus 21 10101010
Athi Mayinje 23 23 23 23 2314
Luca Dalla-Vecchia 14141414
James Hall 21
Justin Hollis 19

Youth weeks

The Eastern Province Rugby Union announced their squads for the 2014 Under-18 Craven Week, the 2014 Under-18 Academy Week and the 2014 Under-16 Grant Khomo Week tournaments on 21 May 2014:[146]

Under-18 Craven Week

The 2014 Under-18 Craven Week competition was held between 14 and 19 July 2014 in Middelburg.[147] Eastern Province Rugby Union entered two sides – Eastern Province U18 and Eastern Province Country Districts U18. Eastern Province U18 became unofficial champions for the first time in 37 years as they won all three their matches and beat the SWD U18 team in the final match of the tournament.[55]

Under-18 Academy Week

The 2014 Under-18 Academy Week competition was held between 7 and 10 July 2014 in Worcester.[154] Eastern Province Rugby Union entered two sides – Eastern Province U18 and Eastern Province Country Districts U18.

Under-16 Grant Khomo Week

The 2014 Under-16 Grant Khomo Week competition was held between 7 and 10 July 2014 in Pretoria.[161]

Under-13 Craven Week

The 2014 Under-13 Craven Week competition was held between 30 June and 4 July 2014 in Durban.

See also

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