Super Rugby: Match Officials for Round 18

Published 14 June 2011 | By grootblousmile

SANZAR have released the match officials for the 18th Round of the 2011 Super Rugby tournament with Jonathan Kaplan getting the big Bulls vs Sharks clash in SA.

Bryce Lawrence kicks off the weekend on Friday in Auckland and Marius Jonker finishes the weekend off in Bloemfontein.

Interestingly Assistant referee Pro Legoete who came under fire for his Red Card call in the Bulls vs Waratahs match will run the touchline in the Cheetahs vs Stormers match in Bloemfontein.

There are seven matches this weekend, two on Friday and five on Saturday.

Blues vs Highlanders in Auckland
Referee: Bryce Lawrence
Assistant referees: Vinny Munro, Nick Briant
Television match official: Glen Jackson

Rebels vs Force in Melbourne
Referee: Garratt Williamson
Assistant referees: Nathan Pearce, Simon Moore
Television match official: Steve Lesczcynski

Chiefs vs Reds in Hamilton
Referee: Keith Brown
Assistant referees: Glen Jackson, Nick Briant
Television match official: Mike Fraser

Crusaders vs Hurricanes in Christchurch
Referee: Steve Walsh
Assistant referees: Vinny Munro, Shane McDermott
Television match official: Richard Kelly

Waratahs vs Brumbies in Sydney
Referee: Craig Joubert
Assistant referees: Stuart Dickinson, James Leckie
Television match official: George Ayoub

Bulls vs Sharks in Pretoria
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan
Assistant referees: Mark Lawrence, Christie Du Preez
Television match official: Gerrie Coetzee

Cheetahs vs Stormers in Bloemfontein
Referee: Marius Jonker
Assistant referees: Pro Legoete, Stefan Breytenbach
Television match official: Johann Meuwesen

4 Responses to Super Rugby: Match Officials for Round 18

  • 1

    smallies72 on 14 June 2011 at 3:24 pm

    OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HELLLLL,amature an plonker

  • 2

    Scrumdown on 14 June 2011 at 10:38 pm

    All people in orange are now chewing on their TOE nails and hoping that the plonker pulls a glutious maximus, ruptures an achilles tendon, develops meningitis and leaves his GPS in Phalaborwa so that they have a fair chance at the weekend!

  • 3

    Scrumdown on 14 June 2011 at 10:47 pm

    And the Lions are guaranteed 4 POINTS this weekend giving them…..well a flipping lot more points than last year!

    With the managerial upheaval in Melbourne we may well fail in our quest to take the wooden stirring instrument, thereby having reason to declare the SupeRugby season an unrivalled success and declaring that we need barely to pitch up in order to claim our long awaited Currie Cup trophy.

    After all, the SupeRugby trophy is but a “walk on part” in comparioson to the well established and ancient Currie Cup.

    Go Lions. Show the pretenders what really counts!

  • 4

    Ashley on 15 June 2011 at 9:12 am

    cheetahs vs stormers … 😯 marius & pro …. o joy!! 👿

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