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Outeniqua ready for Boland Landbou threat

By Marlowe Bloem , in Rugby | Featured Rugby | News , at 2026-04-10 Tags: , , , , ,

Hoërskool Outeniqua has made an impressive start to the 2026 rugby season, playing a high-octane, entertaining brand of rugby. Photo: Hoërskool Outeniqua on Instagram.

Hoërskool Outeniqua vs Boland Landbou

The George locals, Hoërskool Outeniqua, host Boland Landbou at 13:30 on Saturday. Last year, the Kwaggas won 49-34 in Paarl.

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Both sides have been involved in high-scoring clashes this season, so an entertaining clash should be on the cards.

In their first two matches of 2026, Outeniqua tallied 144 points without reply in wins over Worcester Gimnasium (99-0) and Nico Malan (45-0). They also pushed Paarl Boys’ High hard before falling to a 22-26 loss in their next outing.

Meanwhile, the Farmers have made a slow start to the season, and will aim to make their fourth official match their first official win. In their most recent outings, they went down 22-50 to Helpmekaar Kollege and 28-46 to Die Hoërskool Menlopark 

Among the most influential players on the pitch should be the fullbacks, the Kwaggas’ Darnell Delport and Boland Landbou’s Gehano van Bo. Both units also boast powerful loosehead props, with Matthew Prins captaining Outeniqua, while Nico de Beer, the Farmers’ loosehead, is strong enough to plough fields when the tractors are out of order.

Hoërskool Melkbosstrand vs DF Akademie

When they met in June 2025, Hoërskool Melkbosstrand claimed a 20-15 win over DF Akademie (formerly known as DF Malan).

Melkies were the hosts then, and they will be at home again on Saturday. Despite their home ground advantage, they are, arguably, at a disadvantage, having played only one match while DF has played five times in 2026 already.

The hosts will, though, be fresh when they kick off at 12:35 on Saturday. They will also have had ample time to prepare for the clash.

Of course, match fitness is something that can be achieved only by playing games, so Melkbosstrand should be ready to counter any plans that DF has been cooking up ahead of their showdown.

DF, though, will have the motivation of last season’s reversal in their collective memory bank to propel their challenge on Saturday. It should be a tight contest.

TEAMS

Outeniqua vs Boland Landbou at 13:30 on Saturday.

Outeniqua: 15 Darnell Delport, 14 Ray Jordan, 13 Gerrit Janse van Rensburg, 12 Jean Capes, 11 Heiliano Beukes, 10 Tylor Marais, 9 Fagon Hendricks, 8 Aldo Gouws, 7 Bradley Steyl, 6 Wiaan Baard, 5 Francom Pienaar, 4 Sam Augustyn, 3 Logan Jacobs, 2 Chunks Oliver, 1 Matthew Prins.

Boland Landbou: 15 Gehano van Bo, 14 Steyn Lamprecht, 13 Divan Meyer, 12 Cobus Immelman, 11 Erchel Hanga, 10 Caleb Seroot, 9 Oloff Seroot, 8 Josua Kruger, 7 Juan Visagie, 6 Jacques Bester, 5 Reiner Visser, 4 Chad Meintjies, 3 Tiaan Malan, 2 Adrian le Roux, 1 Nico de Beer.

Melkbosstrand vs DF Akademie at 12:35 on Saturday.

Melkbosstrand: 15 Craig Solomons, 14 Enrique Kastoor, 13 Sean Cooper, 12 Zandrich Nel, 11 Reese Jooste, 10 Arno Visser, 9 Patric van Niekerk, 8 Ethan Loncq, 7 Beuran Geduld, 6 O’Ryan Crouse, 5 Kevin Wessels, 4 Matthew Julies, 3 Jorden Lewis, 2 Connor Breytenbach, 1 Joshua Cloete.

DF Akademie: N/A.

Marlowe Bloem
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