Established in 2019, built for the community
Established in 2019, Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club is built on ambition, diversity and community pride.
Promotion to BCMM First Division
BCMM district and sub-union leagues, 2021
First Division League playoffs
Ambition, diversity and community pride
By 2021, the club had won two championships: the Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality District Rugby Union League and the Sub-Union League. These achievements came under the leadership of head coach Buhle Mikhail Ntsebeza and captain Owenkosi Ntintelo.
The Wolves remain one of the most diverse teams in the Union, bringing together players from different locations, backgrounds, age groups and races. From 2022 to 2025, the team consistently finished in the top four of the league and produced players who progressed to the Varsity Shield, Border Under-21 squad and Border Bulldogs structures.
In 2026, the Wolves made history by reaching the First Division League playoffs.
Club colours
Orange and black
Club email
wolves@olutshasports.co.zaFixtures, Results and Log Standings
Our own live season centre for the BCMM DRU 1st Division, Kwelera / East London Sub-Stream — switch between results, upcoming fixtures and the week-by-week log.
BCMM DRU 1st Division · 2026
Kwelera / East London Sub-Stream
Olutsha Wolves — position 2, 45 points from 11 matches.
From the club page
Match reports, galleries and announcements. Click a card to open the full post.
Wolves in action
Meet the Wolves
The players representing Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club — their positions, schools and journeys in the orange jersey.
Ntsika Jemente
Openside Flanker
- Age
- 20
Sim Gede
Prop
- School
- Cambridge High School
- Joined
- 2021
Part of the squad that won two championships and achieved promotion to the First Division.
Lithabo Gogi
Lock
- School
- Centre of Excellence
- Joined
- 2025
Khanya Kati
Utility Forward (Hooker, Flanker, Number 8)
- Age
- 23
Siyamthanda Klaas
Loose Forward
- Age
- 20
- School
- Hudson Park High School
- Joined
- 2026
Border U21 representative.
Sisipho Mofamera
Centre
- School
- Port Rex High School
- Joined
- 2024
Luyolo Ralam
Prop
- Age
- 20
- School
- Amitek High School
- Joined
- 2025
Likhakha Heshu
Utility Backline
- School
- Dale College
Part of the 2025 U21 Festival finalists.
Keanon Mandean
Utility Backline (Flyhalf, Fullback, Wing)
- Age
- 29
- School
- Hudson Park High School
- Joined
- 2022
Owenkosi Ntintelo
Hooker / Prop
First member of the club and first Captain. Winning captain of the two championships and 2021 promotion to the First Division.
Ayabonga Madolo
Centre / Wing
- School
- Amitek High School
- Joined
- 2026
Bulungisa Hlobongwana
Prop
- Age
- 28
- School
- Winterberg High School
Lindokuhle Ndlela
Flyhalf
- School
- Dale College
- Joined
- 2026
Daniel Munyenga
Lock
- School
- Amitek High School
- Joined
- 2026
Devano Booysen
Openside Flanker — Captain
- School
- Hudson Park High School
Captain of Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club.
Corne Grobelaar
Utility Forward
- School
- Stirling High School
Ahluma Mbinqo
Wing / Centre
- Age
- 21
- School
- Queen College
- Joined
- 2025
Two-time Border U21 squad representative.
Vuyisanani Mqeni
Scrumhalf
- Age
- 25
- School
- Port Rex Technical High School
- Joined
- 2024
Dini Kana
Flanker
- School
- Amitek High School
- Joined
- 2026
Lindokuhle Malusi
Scrumhalf
- Age
- 28
- School
- Hudson Park High School
Msuthu Mbane
Fullback / Wing
- Age
- 20
- School
- Hudson Park High School
Border U21 representative.
The people behind the Wolves
Coaches, managers and leadership group members of Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club.
Buhle Mikhail Ntsebeza
- Director of rugby and head coach, Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club
Olwethu Mpuntla
- Assistant coach — strength and conditioning and forwards, Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club
Loyiso Ndaba
- Assistant coach — backline coach, Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club
Cebo Ndzimela
- Player welfare, Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club
Lutho Ndalasi
- Club manager, Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club
Mihlali Kokwe
- Team manager, Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club
Devano Booysen
- Captain and leadership group member (2024–2026), Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club
Support the Journey. Celebrate the Performance. Empower the Player.
Olutsha Wolves Rugby Club is preparing to introduce a new digital initiative designed to recognise, reward and support the people who make our rugby journey possible — our players, coaches and dedicated rugby personnel.
The Olutsha Player Support & Rewards Initiative will create a dedicated digital profile for participating players, coaches and personnel. These profiles will provide an opportunity for individuals to share their rugby journeys, achievements, performances, development and experiences with the wider Olutsha community.
Players may share their tries, match performances, training progress, milestones, injury-recovery journeys, personal stories and war cries, while coaches and rugby personnel can showcase their coaching development, contributions and achievements.
How it works
Supporters, family members, friends and members of the public will be able to visit these profiles and show their support through digital supporter tokens available on the Olutsha Sports website.
Tokens will have a defined monetary value and can be purchased by supporters through the platform. The value generated through supporter contributions will then be allocated towards supporting the selected player, coach or rugby personnel, subject to the initiative's rules and applicable platform fees.
This creates a new way for the Olutsha community to move beyond simply watching and supporting rugby — supporters can directly contribute to the growth, development and wellbeing of the people representing the club.
More than rugby
Every player has a story. Every journey deserves recognition. Every supporter can make a difference.
Whether it is helping a young player continue developing, supporting a player through injury recovery, recognising a coach's commitment, or celebrating an outstanding performance, the initiative aims to turn community support into meaningful impact.
The Olutsha Player Support & Rewards Initiative will form part of Olutsha Sports' broader vision of using sport, technology and community participation to create new opportunities for local rugby talent.