The Junior Springboks, led by captain Siphosethu Mnebele, are set to honor the late Luqobo Makwedini during their World Rugby U20 Championship final against France.Makwedini, a former South African Under-18 prop, passed away on July 10 after a training session with his French club, AS Béziers Hérault.The team will wear black armbands as a tribute to him.Despite the emotional weight of the occasion, the squad remains focused on securing back-to-back titles.Mnebele emphasized that the group is a 'new team' with collective determination to defeat France in Tbilisi.The match, scheduled for Saturday at 6:30pm SA time, marks South Africa's bid to retain their championship crown.Flyhalf Yaqeen Ahmed highlighted the supportive culture within the squad, noting how all members contribute to preparation and recovery.The team’s success is attributed to disciplined training, coaching, and a united approach, with players pushing each other to improve.France reached the final by narrowly beating New Zealand, while South Africa defeated England in a high-scoring semi-final.The Junior Boks aim to conclude their campaign with another victory, representing their country with pride.