Tuesday, August 30, 2011
The Greek Earns a Serious Nod
Ikey Tigers beat False Bay for 11th consecutive win
It was UCT though who fired first with a 5th minute try by vice-captain Therlow Pietersen. 'Puppy' (as he's better know to the Ikeys) had been shifted over from outside to inside center in cover of Marcel Brache (one of the many Ikeys on WP duty), and his corner touch was soon followed by a try from wing Richard Stewart and another from Captain Don Armand. It wasn't a one-sided affair though as False Bay hooker Hugo Lamprecht barged over for the Bays' first try and halftime saw Ikeys leading 17-7.
The second half however saw an onslaught from the Bay who scored two tries leveling the points at 17-17. All was thankfully not lost, as flyhalf Nick Holton scored the winning and bonus point try for the Ikey Tigers and then thanks to his boot, those who'd been brave enough to withstand the icy weather down at Groote Schuur where rewarded to witness the final 27-17 victory.
The Ikeys next fixture is an away game against Helderberg, who are bottom of the log. Our Tigers have four remaining matches, and if they are able to win all with bonus points they will be crowned WP Super A League champions. Failing that, we live in hope that Stellenbosch will not have a victory (especially not a bonus point one) in their final game of the tournament vs Durbel this weekend.
(As at Monday, August 29 - played, won, points)
2. Hamiltons 16, 11, 56
3. FNB UCT 14, 11, 51
4. Durbanville-Belville 15, 9, 48
5. SK-Walmers 15, 9, 44
6. Victorianss 15, 6, 37
7. False Bay 14, 7, 34
8. Villagers 14, 5, 22
9. Belhar 15, 3, 17
10. Helderberg 15, 0, 5
Friday, August 26, 2011
Former Ikeys Captain off to RWC2011
Gagiano led the Ikey Tigers in 2009/2010 seasons and has also played with top Italian club, Roman Praetorians. He debuted for the Eagles in 2008 (vs Uruguay) and has 13 caps to his name. The 26 year old flank can oft be found on the Greenmile, if not playing then cheering with much gusto!
Super proud of you JJ! Once an Ikey, always a Tiger.
The USA are in Pool C along with Australia, Ireland, Italy, and Russia. The 'Cold War' match will take place on 15 September.
Ballroom Dancing scores another UCT Intervarsity victory!


Earlier this month, the UCT Ballroom and Latin Dancing Society took part in their biggest event of the year - the Intervarsity Ballroom and Latin Dancing Competition, held at the DF Malan Hall in Stellenbosch.
Not like anyone has forgotten that we're champions...
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Hockey Internal League Final (and party!)

Ikeys leave it late

The Ikey Tigers are not good for my stress levels.
The WP Super League log:
(As at Thursday 25, August - played, won, points)
1. Maties 16, 12, 60
2. Hamiltons 16, 10, 56
3. UCT 13, 10, 46
4. SK Walmers 15, 9, 44
5. Durbanville-Bellville 14, 8, 43
6. False Bay 13, 7, 34
7. Victorians 14, 5, 33
8. Villager 13, 5, 22
9. Belhar 14, 3, 17
10. Helderberg 14, 0, 5
Soccer vs Tsiba College
Monday, August 22, 2011
Quaggas vs Bushies Fri 26 Aug
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Complete Maties Domination
August has been a grand month for UCT sport. Actually, it's been a month of the tiger-blooded warriors slaying the maroon nemisis.
The Hockey Boys kicked off the winning on Sat 30 July (ok, fine not August but almost...). They played an away fixture in Matieland and beat the hosts 1-3!
Then we took our stripes to the Greenmile as the Ikey Tigers played host to Maties Rugby. Having beaten them at Stellies Intervarsity in May (a feat not achieved since 2004) it was a record double victory for UCT as the staked their right to a potential league title with their 22-15 win. The last time UCT won the Super A League was in 1974!
Last Wednesday (17th August) it was soccer's turn to impress. The Ladies team did that and then some!! Playing on a chilly evening on the Kopano Astro, UCT nailed home a 7-1 victory over the Maroon Meisies. The Mens 1st XI took to the field after and fought out for a 1-1 draw.
So there, not only are we academically awesome Stellenbosch, but it seems you can't beat us on the sports field right now either.
A U! A U! A U-C-T!!!
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Ikeys have a field day away at Villagers

Captain Fantastic Nick Fenton-Wells not only led his Ikey Tigers to another impressive victory, but was uber impressive himself as the leading try-scorer. With some Currie Cup caps to his name now, the former Bishops boy scored 3 tries last Saturday 13 August at an away fixture vs Villagers. Rain slowed down the game from the second half but our boys in Blue&White still managed to claim a 41-3 victory.
For FNB UCT:
Tries: Nicholas Holton, Nicholas Fenton-Wells (3), Richard Stewart, Pallo Manuel, Mark Winter, James Kilroe
Cons: Nicholas Holton (4)
Pen: Nicholas Holton
The WP Super League log:
(As at Monday 15, August - played won points)
1.Maties 14, 11, 54
2. Hamiltons 14, 10, 51
3. SK Walmers 15, 9, 44
4. UCT 12, 9, 43
5. Durbanville-Bellville 13, 7, 39
6. Victorians 13, 5, 32
7. Fals Bay 12, 6, 30
8. Villager 13, 5, 22
9. Belhar 13, 3, 16
10. Helderberg 13, 0, 5
Internal League Hockey Final




Internal League Hockey... where it's silly and serious all at the same time.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Ultimate Frisbee

Ultimate is a non-contact sport played with a 175 gram flying disc. The objective of the game is to score points by passing the disc to a player in the opposing end zone, similar to an end zone in American football or rugby. Players may not run with the disc, and may only move one foot while holding the disc (pivoting) - um, so basically netball...
2. Long Donkeys (Pietermaritzburg)
3. Chilli (Cape Town)
4. Ikey Tigers (Cape Town)
5. Mozambique (Maputo)
6. Ult Ctrl Del (Johannesburg)
7. Zebru (Cape Town)
8. Northern Lights (Johannesburg)
9. Prawn Bunnies (Durban)
10. Hammerheads (East London)
11. UCT New Boots (Cape Town)
12. African Leadership Academy (Johannesburg)
13. Voodoo Pirates (Johannesburg)
14. Rebels (East London)
15. Ultimates (Polokwane)
16. Orange Farm (Johannesburg)
Sports Videos
Ikeys Earn Historical Double Maties Win

Our Ikey Tigers keep achieving new heights!
(As at Sunday, August 7 - played, won, points)
1. Hamilton's 13, 9, 47
2. Maties 12, 9, 44
3. SK Walmers 15, 9, 44
4. UCT 11, 8, 38
5. Durb-Bell 12, 7, 38
6. Vics 11, 5, 30
7. False Bay 11, 6, 30
8. Villager's 12, 5, 22
9. Belhar 12, 2, 12
10. Helderberg 13, 0, 5
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Hoist the Sails!

Friday, August 5, 2011
UCT Yacht Club Team for Lipton Cup

Internal League Rugby Results from Wed 3 Aug

Results from Wed 3 Aug:
Panthers 12 - 0 CVU Vikings
Catz 5 - 12 Clarendon
Kopano 5 - 35 Smuts
Shebeen Boys 20 - 0 iKhaya
Ubombo 10 - 22 MOB
Nadoes 22 - 0 Wild Boys
Oh Captain, my Captain

Thursday, August 4, 2011
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Hockey at Hartleyvale
Ikeys beat SK at the Track

Varsity Cup champions UCT scored a 29-23 away win over SK Walmers as they returned to WP Super League action after two months in hibernation.
The Cape Town students led 18-13 at half-time thanks to an André Coetzer try, whilst replacement lock James Kilroe sealed the win with a crucial second-half try in his first Super league appearance.
Flyhalf Nick Holton (pictured, centre) also scored a five-pointer for the visitors, adding one conversion and four crucial penalties to his tally.
Green Point is always a tough place to play and UCT coach Kevin Foote was understandably elated with the result, the Ikeys' seventh win of the 2011 Western Province Super League season.
This weekend, of course, will see the Ikey Tigers host Stellenbosch at Groote Schuur (kick-off 4pm);
FNB UCT's scorers:
Tries: Holton, Coetze, Kilroe
Con: Holton
Pens: Holton 4
The UCT team: 15 Therlow Pietersen, 14 Ricky Rijs, 13 Tiger Bax, 12 André Coetzer (vice-captain), 11 Richard Stewart, 10 Nick Holton, 9 Nick Farrar, 8 Greg Mallett, 7 TC Botha, 6 Don Armand (captain), 5 Brad Bosman, 4 Pallo Manuel, 3 Pete Olivier, 2 Neil Rautenbach, 1 Wes Chetty.
Replacements: 16 Tim Louw, 17 Francois van Wyk, 18 James Kilroe, 19 Zandy Macdonald, 20 Kyle Kriel, 21 Steve Wallace, 22 Mark Winter.
The WP Super League log:
(As at Sunday, July 31 - played, won, points)
1. SK Walmers 15, 9, 44
2. Maties 11, 8, 43
3. Hamilton's 12, 8, 42
4. Durb-Bell 11, 6, 34
5. UCT 10, 7, 33
6. Vics 10, 5, 29
7. False Bay 10, 5, 25
8. Villager's 11, 5, 21
9. Belhar 12, 2, 12
10. Helderberg 12, 0, 5
*Thank you to http://www.uctrfc.co.za/ (The official Ikey Tigers Website) for this article
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Another Intervarsity Win
Eagle All Star Series No.2
Monday, August 1, 2011
Earn Your Stripes Campaign

There are some cracker intervarsity sports games in the next month, so come earn your tiger stripes by supporting our UCT teams. We're really pushing for some great support before academics get a little too hectic.
1. Mens HOCKEY got things started vs MATIES in Stellenbosch.
Saturday 30 July 18h00 on the Stellies Astro.
2. Next up is IKEYS vs MATIES RUGBY on the GREENMILE
Saturday 6 August 16h00
UCT won intervarsity in Stellenbosch in May and we're hoping to make it a double victory.
3. SOCCER vs UWC at UCT
Both our Ladies and Mens Teams take on UWC on the Kopano Astro
WED 10 Aug
Ladies kickoff: 19h00
Mens kickoff: 20h30
4. SOCCER vs MATIES at UCT
Again, both the Ladies and Mens teams on the Kopano Astro
WED 17 Aug
Ladies kickoff: 19h00
Mens kickoff: 20h30
World University Games
An assembly or pre-departure camp will be held for all USSA national teams in the City of Tshwane during which clothing will be distributed, and travel documents and student credentials will be checked and/or finalised. The USSA delegation will depart for Shenzhen in several groups a couple of days thereafter.
Teams are expected to assemble at the High Performance Centre, University of Pretoria on the following dates:
2 August: General Delegation Management (GDM)
2 August: Football women
3 August: Team Managers
4 August: Farewell Banquet (CSIR)
4 August: Artistic Gymnastics, Cycling and Fencing
6 August: Aquatics, Archery and Tennis
8 August: Athletics, Chess and Golf
12 August: Sport shooting and Taekwondo
USSA had its Lottery funding cut by 50% so a number of sports where dropped including Basketball, Volleyball and football.
UCT fencing has had 4 fencers selected for the event: Jacques Viljoen, Skye-Pym Siljuer, Giselle Vicatos and Michael Malahe. TUKS has one fencer qualified. As soon as I'm told of other UCT sportspersons representing it will be blogged about!