Springbok no. 207 · Loose-head Prop

Boy Louw

Matthys Michael Louw · WP

18Tests
1Tries
2Tours
22Age at debut

Test career

192819331938

First test

18 Aug 1928, age 22 · Lock v New Zealand, Crusaders (St George's Park), Port Elizabeth

Last test

10 Sep 1938, age 32 · Loose-head Prop v Britain, Newlands, Cape Town

Biography

Boy Louw was known as ‘the master’, a front-rower with an unrivalled knowledge of the laws and a gift for reading a game. Born in Wellington on 21 February 1906 and educated at Paarl Boys’ High, he played for Western Province and won 18 caps between 1928 and 1938, mostly at loose-head prop but also at lock, flank and eighthman.

He was part of the 1931–32 team that beat all four home nations and the 1937 side that won the series in New Zealand. His brother Fanie also played for South Africa. He died on 3 May 1988.

Test history

18 tests · 3 points
DateOpponentVenuePositionResultProvince
18 Aug 1928New ZealandCrusaders (St George's Park), Port ElizabethLockW 11–6WP
01 Sep 1928New ZealandNewlands, Cape TownLoose-head PropL 5–13WP
05 Dec 1931WalesSt. Helens, SwanseaLoose-head PropW 8–3WP
19 Dec 1931IrelandAviva Stadium (Lansdowne Road), DublinLoose-head PropW 8–3WP
02 Jan 1932EnglandTwickenham, LondonLoose-head PropW 7–0WP
16 Jan 1932ScotlandMurrayfield, EdinburghLoose-head PropW 6–3WP
08 Jul 1933AustraliaNewlands, Cape TownLoose-head PropW 17–3WP
22 Jul 1933AustraliaKingsmead, DurbanLockL 6–21WP
12 Aug 1933AustraliaEllis Park, JohannesburgLoose-head PropW 12–3WP
26 Aug 1933AustraliaCrusaders (St George's Park), Port ElizabethFlankW 11–0WP
02 Sep 1933AustraliaSpringbokpark, BloemfonteinFlankL 4–15WP
26 Jun 1937AustraliaSydney Cricket Ground, SydneyEighthmanW 9–5WP
17 Jul 1937AustraliaSydney Cricket Ground, SydneyLoose-head PropW 26–17WP
04 Sep 1937New ZealandLancaster Park (Jade stadium), ChristchurchLoose-head PropW 13–6WP
25 Sep 1937New ZealandEden Park, AucklandLoose-head PropW 17–6WP
06 Aug 1938BritainEllis Park, JohannesburgLoose-head PropW 26–12WP
03 Sep 1938BritainCrusaders (St George's Park), Port ElizabethLoose-head PropW 19–3WP
10 Sep 1938BritainNewlands, Cape TownLoose-head PropL 16–21WP