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SA RUGBY UNDER-19 CUP

The Fidelity ADT Lions dethroned the Vodacom Bulls as captains of the SA Rugby Under-19 Cup on Friday, 18 October, winning a nail-biting final by 43-41 in Pretoria. The men from Pretoria were the champions in the last three seasons, but were pipped at the post by their Gauteng neighbours. DHL Western Province, the Hollywoodbets Sharks, Toyota Cheetahs and Leopards U19 sides also competed over a single round of matches that started at the end of August.

The history

SA Rugby Under-19 Cup 2024 table
Pos Team PL W L D PF PA DIFF TF TA PTS
1
Vodacom Bulls U19
5 5 0 0 214 76 138 32 9 25
2
Fidelity ADT Lions U21
5 4 1 0 211 106 105 28 15 21
3
DHL Western Province U19
5 3 2 0 126 152 -26 18 24 15
4
Hollywoodbets Sharks U19
5 2 3 0 130 146 -16 20 20 12
5
Toyota Cheetahs U19
5 1 4 0 134 160 -26 20 23 6
6
Leopards U19
5 0 5 0 55 230 -175 8 35 0

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RESULTS

18 Oct|Loftus B-Field, Pretoria

Vodacom Bulls U19

41 - 43

Fidelity ADT Lions U21

11 Oct|Emirates Airline Park, Johannesburg

Fidelity ADT Lions U21

65 - 26

DHL Western Province U19

11 Oct|Loftus B-Field, Pretoria

Vodacom Bulls U19

31 - 27

Hollywoodbets Sharks U19

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