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{{Rugby team {{Rugby team
| country = Emerging Springboks | country = Emerging Springboks
| image = South Africa national rugby union team.svg
| image =
| union = South African Rugby Union | union = South African Rugby Union
| nickname = Springboks, Springbokke, Boks, Bokke, <br> Amabokoboko | nickname = Springboks, Springbokke, Boks, Bokke, <br> Amabokoboko

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Rugby team
Emerging Springboks
UnionSouth African Rugby Union
Nickname(s)Springboks, Springbokke, Boks, Bokke,
Amabokoboko
Emblem(s)the Springbok and the Protea
Team kit Change kit

The Emerging Springboks are the second national rugby union team in South africa after the national side. They compete every year in the Nations Cup alongside the full national teams of Namibia, Romania and Georgia as well as Argentina A and Italy A. Now and again they also play touring sides such as the British and Irish Lions. The team is made up of players of all ages and is not necessarily a junior side, but as a selection criterium they may not have represented the Springboks before.

Current squad

22-man squad that drew with the British and Irish Lions:

Backs
Player
Position Club
Heini Adams Template:Scrum-half Bulls
Jano Vermaak Template:Scrum-half Lions
Willem de Waal Template:Fly-half Stormers
Earl Rose Template:Fly-half Lions
Morgan Newman Template:Rugbycentre Stormers
Deon van Rensburg Template:Rugbycentre Lions
Bjorn Basson Template:Wing Cheetahs
Danwel Demas Template:Wing Cheetahs
Luzuko Vulindlu Template:Wing Sharks
Zane Kirchner Template:Fullback Bulls
Forwards
Player
Position Club
Tiaan Liebenberg Template:Hooker Stormers
Bandise Maku Template:Hooker Bulls
Patric Cilliers (P) Sharks
Wian du Preez (P) Cheetahs
Werner Kruger (P) Bulls
Steven Sykes Template:Lock Sharks
Wilhelm Steenkamp Template:Lock Bulls
Franco van der Merwe Template:Lock Lions
Jacques Botes Template:Flanker Sharks
Jean Deysel Template:Flanker Sharks
Dewald Potgieter (c) Template:Flanker Bulls
Duane Vermeulen Template:Number 8 Stormers

References

  1. "Rose at pivot for Emerging Boks". PlanetRugby.com. Retrieved 2009-06-22.

See also

Rugby union in South Africa
Governing body
National teams
Men's
Women's
Competitions
International
Provincial
Club
Women's clubs
Youth rugby
Defunct
Related articles
World Rugby Nations Cup
2019 teams
Former teams
Seasons
Winners
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