The DHL Stormers Bolts scored three unanswered tries in the second half to claim a 28-17 win against Leopards U20 in Potchefstroom on Saturday.
They were forced to come from behind, with the home side holding a 17-7 advantage at half-time, but a clinical performance after the break made it a sizeable win in the end.
Fullback Meyer Prinsloo kicked all four conversions in blustery conditions and got over for one of the four tries as the visitors took a full five points for their efforts at Olen Park.
Prinsloo’s try was all they had at the break after a stop-start first half, which saw the home side take control.
But tries from loose forward Wihan Kotze and outside backs Pretorius Ekeji and Sanele Simelane saw the DHL Stormers Bolts end on top, having kept the hosts from scoring at all in the second half.
The scorers:
For DHL Stormers Bolts:
Tries: Kotze, Prinsloo, Ikeji, Simelane
Cons: Prinsloo 4
DHL Stormers Bolts: 15 Meyer Prinsloo, 14 Jack Benade, 13 Randall-John Davids, 12 Luca Potgieter, 11 Pretorius Ekeji, 10 Dawid Badenhorst, 9 Tyrone Gombe (captain), 8 MJ van der Westhuizen, 7 Torren February, 6 Alutha Wesi, 5 Alexander Smith, 4 Zander van Zyl, 3 Zak Hickman, 2 Altus Rabe, 1 Unaye Mndau.
Replacements: 16 Xabiso Mkiva, 17 Bulela Mbala, 18 Lukho Mtwana, 19 Alexander Arde, 20 Dominic Sesink-Clee, 21 Wihan Kotze, 22 Adeeb Borraine, 23 Sanele Simelane.
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Percy Montgomery: Though born in Namibia, fullback Percy Montgomery made Cape Town his home, spending his formative rugby career with Western Province and the Stormers. Recognizable by his signature blonde hair and clinical goal-kicking, Montgomery became the first Springbok to reach 100 test caps and was the leading points scorer in South Africa’s 2007 Rugby World Cup triumph.
