2009 Currie Cup Premier Division - Round Six

Round Six

2009-08-14
19:10		 Leopards 17 - 71 Free State Cheetahs Olën Park, Potchefstroom
Attendance: 10,000
Referee: Phillip Anthony Bosch
Tries: R. Jeacocks 43' m, 70' c
Con: C. Dumond (1/2)
Pen: C. Dumond (1/1) 33'
Cards R. Kember 30' to 40'
S. Samaai 72' to 82'		 Report Tries: J. Nokwe 6' m, 79' c
JP. Joubert 15' m
N. Breedt 20' c, 57' c
JW. Jonker 26' c, 41' m
PW. Wessels 29' c
D. Demas 31' c, 76' c
R. Ebersohn 60' c
Con: JL. Potgieter (5/7)
L. Strydom (3/3)
Cards: F. Viljoen 57' to 67'
2009-08-15
15:00		 Griquas 24 - 25 Blue Bulls Park, Kimberley
Attendance: 12,500
Referee: Willie Roos
Tries: E. Seconds 33' m
R. Barnes 41' m
L. Nontshinga 61' m
Pen: N. Olivier (3/3) 7', 19', 26'
Cards: R. Kitshoff 76' to 86'
J. Mokuena 77' to 88'		 Report Tries: D. Kuun 16' m
F. Hougaard 36' m
G. van den Heever 66' m
P. Wannenburg 78' c
Con: B. Francis (1/2)
Pen: F. Brummer (1/2) 23'
2009-08-15
15:00		 Boland Cavaliers 7 - 38 Western Province Boland Stadium, Wellington
Attendance: 5,800
Tries: Penalty try 18' c
Con: J. Peach (1/1)		 Report Tries: G. Aplon 23' m
JL. de Jongh 56' c
T. Chavhanga 64' m
B. Harris 77' m
JJ Engelbrecht 81' c
Con: J. Pietersen (1/3)
P. Grant (1/2)
Pen: J. Pietersen (3/5) 32', 42', 50'
Cards: C. Jack 18' to 28'
2009-08-15
17:05		 Golden Lions 19 - 30 The Sharks Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg
Attendance: 21,975
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan
Tries: G. Grobbelaar 70' m
D. Minnie 74' c
P. Engelbrecht 80' c
Con: E. Rose (0/1)
R. Boshoff (2/2)		 Report Tries: R. Kankowski 20' c
C. Burden 37' c
Penalty try 78' c
Con: M. Dumond (2/2)
S. Terblance (1/1)
Pen: M. Dumond (3/3) 18', 47', 64'

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