The body of the last of five missing rugby players, who were swept out to sea in Port Elizabeth a week ago, was found near Sundays River Mouth on Saturday.
Police Captain, Andre Beetge says all five of the missing have been accounted for, and the search has been concluded.
The members of the Motherwell Rugby Football Club went missing at Bluewater Bay, after being swept out to sea by rip currents.
Lifeguards rescued 15 people in total.
A member of the rugby team was taken back to shore, but died at the scene. The team had apparently taken to the water to cool down after a rugby practice.
On Friday afternoon three of the missing players' bodies were found near the Ngqura Harbour. The first of the five bodies was found at the harbour on Thursday.
