Zim U18 rugby begins first camp

The week-long tournament will start on July 8 in Limpopo and Zimbabwe’s first match will be against the Griquas.

Zimbabwe Under-18 coach, Godwin Murambiwa, said this is the first time his players will be meeting as a squad.

“We are meeting tomorrow (this morning) for the first time after the team’s selection. Most of the players were busy with school so we could not meet earlier than this time,” said Murambiwa.

“We hope will are not going to have injuries among the players this year because last year, among the selected squad, 70 percent were injured during their school’s rugby fixtures.

The 29-member squad is scheduled to be in camp for three days.

Craven Week Squad
Thabani Mujeni (St George’s College), Bart Zwart (St John’s College), Tapiwa Murangani (Peterhouse), Tafadzwa Kufazvinei (St George’s College), Nicholas Burnett (St John’s College), Ivan Bawden (St George’s College), Daniel Moolman, (Peterhouse), Tinashe Gonese (Hillcrest), Tinashe Gwisai (Midlands Christian College), Rukudzo Gonah (St John’s College) Jabulani Mutukwa (St George’s College),Munyaradzi Mashaya (St George’s College), Thomas Chadwick (St John’s College),Brandon Boshi (St George’s College), Brendon Mandivenga (Peterhouse), Steven Bhasera (Falcon), Glynn Rorke (St John’s College), Tanaka Chikwezhero (Prince Edward), Philangwezi Mudambanuki (Peterhouse), Andrew Dollar(Peterhouse), Justin Zietsman (Falcon), Tawanda Ngosi (Midlands Christian College).
Coach: Godwin Murambiwa
Manager: Tungamirai Mashungu

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