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Currie Cup
Round 7
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Round 7
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Blue Bulls Rugby Team Players

Blue Bulls Forwards

Name
Position
Dylan Smith
Dylan Smith
Prop
Lizo Gqoboka
Lizo Gqoboka
Prop
Simphiwe Matanzima
Simphiwe Matanzima
Prop
Joe Van Zyl
Joe Van Zyl
Hooker
Juann Else
Juann Else
Hooker
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Siphosethu Mnebelele
Hooker
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Shaun Schurmann
Hooker
Khutha Mchunu
Khutha Mchunu
Prop
Francois Klopper
Francois Klopper
Prop
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Dylan De Leeuw
Lock
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Jacobus Grobbelaar
Lock
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Abri van der Westhuizen
Lock
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Heinrich Theron
Lock
Sintu Manjezi
Sintu Manjezi
Lock
Marvin Orie
Marvin Orie
Lock
Nama Xaba
Nama Xaba
Back Row
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Marco Ferreira
Back Row
Celimpilo Gumede
Celimpilo Gumede
Back Row
Nizaam Carr
Nizaam Carr
Back Row
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Junior Pokomela
Back Row
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Corne Beets
Back Row
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JJ Theron
Back Row
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Jeandre Rudolph
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Casper Badenhorst
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Ruan Swart
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Jean Erasmus

Blue Bulls Backs

Name
Position
Zak Burger
Zak Burger
Scrum Half
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Daimon O'Connell
Scrum Half
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Steven Nel
Scrum Half
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Brooklyn Newman
Scrum Half
Jaco van der Walt
Jaco van der Walt
Fly Half
Boeta Chamberlain
Boeta Chamberlain
Fly Half
Aphiwe Dyantyi
Aphiwe Dyantyi
Outside Back
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Cheswill Jooste
Outside Back
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Riyaad Bam
Outside Back
Stedman Gans
Stedman Gans
Centre
Cornel Smit
Cornel Smit
Centre
Chris Smit
Chris Smit
Centre
Katlego Letebele
Katlego Letebele
Centre
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Philip-Albert van Niekerk
Centre
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Demitre Erasmus
Centre
Stravino Jacobs
Stravino Jacobs
Outside Back
Henry Immelman
Henry Immelman
Outside Back
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Liam Koen
Outside Back

Blue Bulls Tournaments

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Blue Bulls

The Blue Bulls, known for sponsorship reasons as the Vodacom Blue Bulls, is a South African rugby union team that participates in the annual Currie Cup competition. In the past, the side has also been known as Northern Transvaal and the Mobil Blue Bulls.

Read on to discover even more about the Blue Bulls. On this page you'll find a detailed history of the side and a breakdown of their current squad. On top of this, you'll also be able to look at the team's latest results and upcoming fixtures.

The history of the Blue Bulls can be traced all the way back to 1938 when the Northern Transvaal Rugby Union broke away from the Transvaal Rugby Football Union and gained status as an independent rugby union. At this time, the Northern Transvaal rugby team was formed, and the side captured the Currie Cup in 1946.

Although the team only officially became known as the Blue Bulls at the end of the 1997 season, the team has been known informally by the name since the 1940s. Since the side's first Currie Cup triumph in 1946, the Blue Bulls have captured the title a further 24 times. They've also finished as the competition's runners-up on nine occasions. Their last triumph came in the 2021 season.

Today, the side plays its home matches at Loftus Versfeld Stadium, where more than 50,000 spectators regularly turn up to watch the side. This is particularly the case when the Blue Bulls battle Western Province, their biggest rivals.

Throughout the years, Northern Transvaal and the Blue Bulls have produced and nurtured some of the finest players to ever wear a Springboks shirt, including Hannes Brewis, Frik du Preez, Naas Botha and Johan Heunis.

Today's Blue Bulls squad is incredibly strong. As a result, it includes several current and former Springboks stars, including Bismarck du Plessis and Morné Steyn. On top of this, it also includes Cornal Hendricks, Lionel Mapoe and Embrose Papier, who have all been capped at the international level.  

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