Naka Drotské

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Naka Drotské
Personal information
Full name	Allen Erasmus Drotské
Born	(1971-03-15) 15 March 1971 Senekal, South Africa
Height	1.82 m (6 ft 0 in)
Weight	108 kg (17 st 0 lb)
School(s) attended	Grey College, Bloemfontein
Club information
Playing position	Hooker / Coach
Current club	Cheetahs
Youth career
1992	SA Schools
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Pts)^†
1993–99	Free State Cheetahs		()
1997–99	Cats		(20)
2000–01	Bulls		()
2001–03	London Irish	58	(10)
2004–05	Free State Cheetahs	12	(0)
2004–05	Cats	5	(0)
Representative team(s)^‡
1993–99	South Africa	26	(15)
* Senior club appearances and points correct as of 26 June 2013. † Appearances (Points). ‡ Representative team caps and points correct as of 26 June 2013.

Allen Erasmus 'Naka' Drotské (born 15 March 1971 in Senekal, South Africa) is a former South African rugby union player, who played for the South Africa national rugby union team between 1993 and 1999.

He played as a hooker in the South African provincial Currie Cup for the Free State Cheetahs (former team of the Orange Free State).

He was a member of the 1995 Rugby World Cup-winning team.

Career

He played his first test match for the Springboks on 13 November 1993 against Argentina (won 52-23).

26 caps
3 tries
15 points
Caps by season: 1 in 1993, 1 in 1995, 1 in 1996, 7 in 1997, 3 in 1998, 13 in 1999.
Took part in the 1995 rugby world cup (1 match, 0 starts) winners.
Took part in the 1999 rugby world cup (6 matches, 5 starts) 3rd place.

After retiring, Drostké coaches the Free State Cheetahs in the Currie Cup and the Toyota Cheetahs in Super Rugby since 2007.

Squads

v t e Free State Cheetahs – 2013 Currie Cup Premier Division

Forwards	Lood de Jager Rossouw de Klerk Wian du Preez John-Roy Jenkinson Lappies Labuschagné AJ le Roux Hercú Liebenberg Oupa Mohoje Freddie Ngoza Trevor Nyakane Caylib Oosthuizen Coenie Oosthuizen Boom Prinsloo Davon Raubenheimer Ethienne Reynecke Adriaan Strauss Francois Uys Schalk van der Merwe Philip van der Walt Waltie Vermeulen Did not play: Rudolf Botha Marnus Briedenhann Tertius Daniller Luan de Bruin Jacques du Toit Andries Ferreira Henco Venter Frans Viljoen

Backs	Rayno Benjamin Hennie Daniller Willie du Plessis Robert Ebersohn Joubert Engelbrecht Johan Goosen Piet Lindeque Kevin Luiters Sarel Pretorius Raymond Rhule Johann Sadie Riaan Smit Piet van Zyl Elgar Watts Did not play: Tonderai Chavhanga Tewis de Bruyn Barry Geel Robbie van Schalkwyk

Coach	Naka Drotské

v t e Cheetahs – 2013 Super Rugby season

Forwards	Lourens Adriaanse Ryno Barnes Heinrich Brüssow Lood de Jager Lappies Labuschagné Ligtoring Landman Trevor Nyakane Coenie Oosthuizen Boom Prinsloo Adriaan Strauss Francois Uys Philip van der Walt Waltie Vermeulen Frans Viljoen Did not play: Rossouw de Klerk Andries Ferreira Hercú Liebenberg Caylib Oosthuizen Davon Raubenheimer

Backs	Rayno Benjamin Francois Brummer Hennie Daniller Tewis de Bruyn Robert Ebersohn Burton Francis Barry Geel Johan Goosen Willie le Roux Howard Mnisi Sarel Pretorius Raymond Rhule Johann Sadie Riaan Smit Piet van Zyl Elgar Watts Did not play: Hansie Graaff Rocco Jansen

Coach	Naka Drotské

v t e Free State Cheetahs – 2012 Currie Cup Premier Division

Forwards	Brummer Badenhorst Heinrich Brüssow Andries Ferreira Kabamba Floors Ross Geldenhuys Elandré Huggett Lappies Labuschagné AJ le Roux Hercú Liebenberg Trevor Nyakane Coenie Oosthuizen Boom Prinsloo Davon Raubenheimer Hendro Scholtz Adriaan Strauss Francois Uys Marcel van der Merwe Schalk van der Merwe Philip van der Walt Izak van der Westhuizen Henco Venter Waltie Vermeulen Frans Viljoen Carl Wegner Did not play: Stephan Kotzé Oupa Mohoje PW van Vuuren

Backs	Rayno Benjamin Philip Burger Hennie Daniller Tewis de Bruyn Robert Ebersohn Sias Ebersohn Barry Geel Johan Goosen Sarel Pretorius Raymond Rhule Nico Scheepers Riaan Smit Philip Snyman Andries Strauss Piet van Zyl Did not play: Cameron Jacobs Kevin Luiters Jamba Ulengo

Coach	Naka Drotské

v t e Cheetahs – 2012 Super Rugby season

Forwards	Lourens Adriaanse Ryno Barnes Heinrich Brüssow Justin Downey George Earle Andries Ferreira Ashley Johnson Lappies Labuschagné Hercú Liebenberg WP Nel Trevor Nyakane Coenie Oosthuizen Boom Prinsloo Davon Raubenheimer Adriaan Strauss Francois Uys Marcel van der Merwe Philip van der Walt Izak van der Westhuizen Waltie Vermeulen Did not play: Juan Smith

Backs	Rayno Benjamin Jacques Coetzee Hennie Daniller Tewis de Bruyn Robert Ebersohn Sias Ebersohn Barry Geel Johan Goosen Cameron Jacobs Rocco Jansen Willie le Roux Dusty Noble Nico Scheepers Riaan Smit Philip Snyman Andries Strauss Piet van Zyl

Coach	Naka Drotské

v t e South Africa squad – 1999 Rugby World Cup Third Place

Forwards	Andrews Boome Drotské du Randt Erasmus Garvey Kruger Otto Leonard le Roux C. Rossouw Skinstad van den Berg A. Venter Visagie Vos

Backs	de Beer Fleck Honiball Montgomery Julies Kayser Molatana Muller Paulse P. Rossouw Swanepoel Terblanche van der Westhuizen B. Venter

Coach	Mallett

v t e South Africa squad – 1995 Rugby World Cup Winners (1st Title)

Forwards	Andrews Brink Dalton Drotské du Randt Hurter Kruger Otto Pagel Pienaar (c) Richter Rossouw Straeuli Strydom Swart Teichmann Wiese

Backs	Hendriks Johnson Joubert le Roux Mulder Roux Scholtz Small Stransky van der Westhuizen Venter Williams

Coach	Christie

Persondata
Name	Drotske, Naka
Alternative names
Short description	South African rugby union player
Date of birth	15 March 1971
Place of birth	Senekal, South Africa
Date of death
Place of death

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