The 2018 Men's Hockey Varsity Hockey will be the 8th edition of the Varsity Hockey , the annual tournament men's field hockey championship of South Africa .
In addition to the Power Play rule seen in previous seasons of Varsity Hockey, whereby each team can select to implement a two-minute period where goals count two and the opposition must bench two players, field goals will now count two.[1] [2]
Results
Preliminary round
Pos
Team
Pld
W
OTW
OTL
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
Qualification
1
Maties
7
7
0
0
0
50
23
+27
21
Semi-Final
2
Tuks
7
4
1
0
2
35
19
+16
14
3
Wits (H)
7
4
0
0
3
42
28
+14
12
4
NWU
7
4
0
1
2
37
26
+11
13
5
Ikeys
7
4
0
0
3
21
18
+3
12
6
UJ
7
3
0
0
4
19
31
−12
9
7
Kovsie
7
1
0
0
6
16
51
−35
3
8
Madibaz
7
0
0
0
7
14
38
−24
0
Source: SA Hockey(H) Host
Fixtures
All times are local (UTC+2 ).
UJ
0-5
Tuks
Report
Forrest 4' , 14' Sherwood 57'
NWU
10-4
Kovsie
Naude 2' Mbekeni 10' Ludick 23' Cilliers 38' Jeffery 59' , 60'
Report
van Vollenhoven 4' , 45'
Madibaz
4-6
Maties
Fanoe 13' Hansel 43'
Report
Arendse 12' Schooling 20' Saker 29'
Wits
6-2
Ikeys
Cressy 29' Futcher 30' James 33' Marki 58'
Report
Mckechnie 50'
Tuks
4-4
NWU
Halle 27' Forrest 52'
Report
Ludick 56' Makan 57'
Penalties
Kemp Davies Redfern Sherwood
3-2
Kenny du Plessis Mbekeni Botma Lamprecht
UJ
7-0
Kovsie
Halle 15' February 16' Lion-Cachet 59' York 60'
Report
Ikeys
6-0
Madibaz
Mckechnie 15' Gildenhuys 31' Pfaff 60'
Report
Wits
2-4
Maties
Botes 42'
Report
Arendse 57' Schooling 59'
Ikeys
2-6
Maties
Pfaff 23'
Report
Stewart 17' Samboer 19' Pike 25' Arendse 56'
UJ
3-2
NWU
Lion-Cachet 16' Botes 53'
Report
Botma 2'
Wits
5-6
Tuks
Kemp 23' Sherwood 30' Paulo 58'
Report
Futcher 4' Modise 52' Botes 55'
NWU
5-6
Maties
Botma 8' , 21' Tait 53'
Report
Pike 34' Schooling 57' Arendse 60'
Kovsie
0-5
Ikeys
Report
Rossouw 18' Alfeld 21' Talmage 49'
Madibaz
1-6
Tuks
Penhall 42'
Report
Paulo 6' , 34' Sherwood 16' Forrest 24'
Wits
4-2
UJ
Botes 16' , 31'
Report
February 58'
NWU
8-7
Wits
Botma 11' , 13' Mbekeni 26' Thessner 40' , 60'
Report
James 9' , 15' , 42' Botes 32' Donaldson 41'
UJ
5-3
Madibaz
February 16' Halle 44' , 58'
Report
Asmah-Andoh 17' Potgieter 50'
Maties
8-4
Kovsie
Saker 25' Samboer 40' , 51' Giger 42' Tate 52' Stewart 52'
Report
Smouse 14' Mbombisa 30'
Tuks
2-4
Ikeys
Paulo 38'
Report
Talmage 5' Watters 42' Cole 50'
Kovsie
4-11
Wits
Kruger 40' van der Merwe 47'
Report
Abrahams 21' , 27' , 60' Cressy 38' Botes 56' Futcher 58'
Madibaz
2-4
NWU
Coombs 25' Fanoe 27'
Report
Thessner 13' Ludick 60'
Tuks
4-5
Maties
Paulo 2' Pio 26'
Report
Samboer 7' , 19' Roman 28'
Maties
15-2
UJ
Arendse 8' , 17' , 30' Roman 35' Samboer 51' , 57' , 57' Pike 58'
Report
February 47'
Tuks
8-0
Kovsie
Forrest 16' , 23' Kemp 17' Paulo 21' Sherwood 26'
Report
Seven place game
Five place game
Ikeys
6-5
UJ
Solomons 8' Cole 53' Alfeld 55'
Report
Dube 2' Gilbert 26' Blackie-roden 27' Jacobs 28'
Semi-final
Maties
2-2
NWU
Ludick 3'
Report
Samboer 39' , 47'
Penalties
Hobson Dollman Tate Arendse
2-0
Kenny Makan Mbekeni Botma
Tuks
6-6
Wits
Currie 22' Sherwood 31' , 49' , 56' Lembethe 60'
Report
Botes 10' James 19' , 51' , 59'
Penalties
Ashley Kemp Davies Redfern Sherwood Paulo Paulo
4-3
James Le Forestier Ramburuth-Hurt van Wyk Chad Futcher James
Final
Final standings
Source: SA Hockey(H) Host
Goalscorers
There have been 272 goals scored in 33 matches, for an average of 8.24 goals per match.
14 goals
Reece Arendse (Maties)
Kingsley Botes (Wits)
13 goals
Dayne Samboer (Maties)
Steven Paulo (Tuks)
12 goals
10 goals
9 goals
Brandon James (Wits)
Michael Forrest (Tuks)
8 goals
7 goals
Pierre Botma (NWU)
Chad Futcher (Wits)
Rusten Abrahams (Wits)
Brodie Fanoe (Madibaz)
6 goals
Luke Schooling (Maties)
Snyman Thessner (NWU)
5 goals
Laython Coombs (Madibaz)
Maximilian Pike (Maties)
4 goals
Courtney Halle (UJ)
Tim Alfeld (Ikeys)
Dan Cole (Ikeys)
Bryce Cressy (Wits)
Wayne Jeffery (NWU)
Ashley Kemp (Tuks)
Willie Kruger (Kovsie)
Mitesh Makan (NWU)
Sinoxolo Mbekeni (NWU)
Matthew Mckechnie (Ikeys)
Walter Pfaff (Ikeys)
Matthew Roman (Maties)
Alex Stewart (Maties)
Stéphan van Vollenhoven (Kovsie)
3 goals
Kyle Lion-Cachet (UJ)
Clayton Saker (Maties)
Ross Talmage (Ikeys)
2 goals
Richard Asmah-andoh (Madibaz)
Tristan Blackie-roden (UJ)
Spencer Botes (UJ)
Sean Donaldson (Wits)
Jack Forrest (Ikeys)
Michael Gildenhuys (Ikeys)
Tim Halle (Tuks)
Michael Hansel (Madibaz)
Mvelase Mbombisa (Kovsie)
Thabang Modise (Wits)
Sam Mvimbi (Tuks)
Nicholas Pio (Tuks)
Kamal Ramburuth-Hurt (Wits)
Justin Smouse (Kovsie)
Daiyaan Solomons (Ikeys)
Clayton Tait (NWU)
Gareth Tate (Maties)
Egon van der Merwe (Kovsie)
Tiaan Weldhagen (Kovsie)
Christopher Wynford (Madibaz)
Rayner York (UJ)
1 goal
Francois Cilliers (NWU)
Mitchell Currie (Tuks)
Manessah Dube (UJ)
Nicholas Giger (Maties)
James Gilbert (UJ)
Ernest Jacobs (UJ)
Peabo Lembethe (Tuks)
Michael Marki (Wits)
Stean Naude (NWU)
Keoghan Penhall (Madibaz)
Jacques Potgieter (Madibaz)
Jaydee Rossouw (Ikeys)
James Watters (Ikeys) Source: SAHA
Awards
The following awards were given at the conclusion of the tournament.
Player of the tournament
Goalkeeper of the tournament
Top goalscorer
Sinoxolo Mbekeni (NWU )
Rob McKinley (Maties )
Dayne Samboer (Maties )
References
^ "Varsity Hockey bends the rules to double the thrill". Varsity Sport . 2 May 2017.
^ "Players' thoughts on Varsity Hockey's Power Play". Varsity Sports . 17 May 2019.
Varsity Hockey Seasons
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2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022