Quintin Potgieter has been called up to the SA Schools squad following confirmation that Josh Neill has been ruled out due to a rib injury.
DHL WP loose forward Neill was initially named in the SA Schools squad, but he picked up an injury in the final match of the FNB U18 Craven Week on Saturday.
As a result, his provincial teammate Potgieter has been called up to the SA Schools squad, while the Bulls’ Elwin Janse van Vuuren (Affies) has been named in the SA Schools ‘A’ team.
The SA Schools team will face SA Schools ‘A’ at Hoërskool Middelburg at 15h00 on Thursday.
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