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CW: Referees Day Two

By Paul Dobson
Tuesday 15 Jul 2014

The referees have been appointed for Day 2, 15 July 2014, of the Craven Week taking place at HTS Middelburg in Mpumalanga. Stephan Geldenhuys will be refereeing the main match of the day, between the Golden Lions and the Free State.

Appointments

10.10: Griquas vs Border Country Districts

Referee: Archie Sehlako

Assistant referees: Stephan Geldenhuys, Cwengile Jadezweni

Assessor: Johan Zurich

Television match officials: Jason Jaftha/Oregopotse Rametsi

11.30: Namibia vs Leopards

Referee: Eduan Nel

Assistant referees: Archie Sehlako, Cwengile Jadezweni

Assessor: Pierre Oelofse

Television match officials: Jason Jaftha/Francois Pretorius

12.50: Valke vs Boland

Referee: Rodney Bonaparte

Assistant referees: Eduan Nel, Oregopotse Rametsi

Assessor: Johan Zurich

Television match officials: Jason Jaftha/Tahla Ntshakaza

14.10: Blue Bulls vs Eastern Province

Referee: Jaco Pretorius

Assistant referees: Rodney Bonaparte, Oregopotse Rametsi

Assessor: Pierre Oelofse

Television match officials: Jason Jaftha/Cwengile Jadezweni

15.30: Golden Lions vs Free State

Referee: Stephan Geldenhuys

Assistant referees: Jaco Pretorius, Francois Pretorius

Assessor: Johan Zurich

Television match officials: Jason Jaftha/Jaco Kotze

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