Author: captainmorgan

Hoërskool Kanonkop hosts the High School Sevens Series, proudly sponsored by Toyota, as part of its Heritage Sports Festival, which runs from 10-14 September in Middelburg.

The event, which takes place on Saturday, will also be graced by the SA Academy Sevens team, who will be in action against a club team, the SA All Stars and the Pumas.

Adding some sparkle to the occasion, South Africa’s Olympic bronze medal-winning Sevens team has been in town since Monday and has been interacting with the local community. The Sevens stars participated in a Padel evening on Wednesday, a golf day on Thursday, and they will be involved in a parade in the town on Friday, which will include a signing session.

In the schools’ competitions for u17 and u15 teams, the names of Helpmekaar, HTS Middelburg, and Hoërskool Middelburg leap to the fore as potential winners, but there are no givens in sport, and Sevens is a particularly unpredictable game.

U17 POOLS AND FIXTURES

Pool A: Barberton, Eastdene Combined, Bergvlam, Helpmekaar
Pool B: HTS Middelburg, Ben Viljoen, Steelcrest, Patriot
Pool C: Edu College, Kempton Park, Kanonkop, Meridian Karino
Pool D: HS Middelburg, HTS Witbank, Rob Ferreira, HS Generaal Hertzog

Pitch One

08:30 – Barberton vs Eastdene Combined
08:50 – Bergvlam vs Helpmekaar
09:10 – Edu College vs Kempton Park
09:30 – Kanonkop vs Meridian Karino
09:50 – HTS Middelburg vs Patriot
10:10 – Steelcrest vs Ben Viljoen
10:30 – HT Middelburg vs HS Generaal Hertzog
10:50 – Rob Ferreira vs HTS Witbank
11:10 – Barberton vs Bergvlam
11:30 – Kempton Park vs Meridian Karino
11:50 – Eastdene Combined vs Helpmekaar
12:10 – Edu College vs Bergvlam

13:30 – Shield semi-final – A4 vs B4
13:50 – Bowl semi-final – A3 vs B3
14:10 – Plate semi-final – A2 vs B2
14:30 – Cup semi-final – A1 vs D1

Pitch Two

08:30 – HTS Middelburg vs Ben Viljoen
08:50 – Steelcrest vs Patriot
09:10 – HS Middelburg vs HTS Witbank
09:30 – Rob Ferreira vs HS Generaal Herzog
10:00 – Barberton vs Helpmekaar
10:20 – Bergvlam vs Eastdene Combined
10:40 – Edu College vs Meridian Karino
11:00 – Kanonkop vs Kempton Park
11:30 – Ben Viljoen vs Patriot
11:50 – HTS Witbank vs HS Generaal Hertzog
12:10 – HTS Middelburg vs Steelcrest
12:30 – HS Middelburg vs Rob Ferreira

13:30 – Shield semi-final – C4 vs D4
13:50 – Bowl semi-final – C3 vs D3
14:10 – Plate semi-final – C2 vs D2
14:30 – Cup semi-final – C1 vs D1

15:30 – Bowl final – Winner A3 vs B3 vs Winner C3 vs D3
15:50 – Plate final – Winner A2 vs B2 vs Winner C2 vs D2
16:10 – u15 Cup final – Winner A1 vs B1 vs Winner C1 vs D1
16:30 – Cup final – Winner A1 vs B1 vs Winner C1 vs D1

U15 POOLS AND FIXTURES

Pool A: HTS Middelburg, Edu College, Kanonkop
Pool B: HS Middelburg, Ben Viljoen, Bergvlam
Pool C: HS Middelburg 2, Steelcrest, Barberton
Pool D: Helpmekaar, Eastdene Combined, Rob Ferreira

Pitch Three

08:30 – Eastdene Combined (D2) vs Rob Ferreira (D3)
08:50 – Steelcrest (C2) vs Barberton (C3)
09:10 – Ben Viljoen (B2) vs Bergvlam (B3)
09:30 – Edu College (A2) vs Kanonkop (A3)
09:50 – HS Middelburg 2 (C1) vs Barberton (C3)
10:10 – Helpmekaar (D1) vs Rob Ferreira (D3)
10:30 – HTS Middelburg (A1) vs Kanonkop (A3)
10:50 – HS Middelburg (B1) vs Bergvlam (B3)
11:10 – Helpmekaar (D1) vs Eastdene Combined (D2)
11:30 – HS Middelburg 2 (C1) vs Steelcrest (C2)
11:50 – HS Middelburg (B1) vs Ben Viljoen (B2)
12:10 – HTS Middelburg (A1) vs Edu College (A2)

Cup quarterfinals

13:10 – 1st Pool A vs 2nd Pool B
13:30 – 1st Pool B vs 2nd Pool A
13:50 – 1st Pool C vs 2nd Pool D
14:10 – 1st Pool D vs 2nd Pool C

Bowl semi-finals

14:30 – 3rd Pool A vs 3rd Pool B
14:50 – 3rd Pool C vs 3rd Pool D

Plate semi-finals

15:10 – Loser Cup quarter 1 vs Loser Cup quarter 2
15:30 – Loser Cup quarter 3 vs Loser Cup quarter 4

Pitch Two

Cup semi-finals

15:10 – Winner Cup quarter 1 vs Winner Cup quarter 2
15:30 – Winner Cup quarter 3 vs Winner Cup quarter 4

Bowl final

15:50 – Winner Bowl semi 1 vs Winner Bowl semi 2

Plate final

16:10 – Winner Plate semi 1 vs Winner Plate semi 2

Pitch One

Cup final

16:10 – Winner Cup semi 1 vs Winner Cup semi 2

St Charles College successfully defended their Eston One Insurance T20 Night League title on Wednesday evening, powering their way to a comfortable 32-run victory over Maritzburg College.

There was none of the drama that accompanied their four-run victory over Hilton College in the 2023 final, nor their spectacular run chase to beat Westville Boys’ High in the last over of the semi-finals. This was a solid and comprehensive victory.

Saints‘ skipper Marcell Wellman elected to bat first after winning the toss and that proved to be a good call, with the captain doing his bit to make it so.

The openers, Cian Fortmann and Rico Honiball, got St Charles off to a strong start, partnering for 62 runs in 7.5 overs before Fortmann was caught by College captain Chad Mason off the bowling of Julian Konigkramer for 21 from 24 deliveries, with three fours.

His dismissal brought another left-hander to the wicket, Wellmann, and he proceeded to take the game to the College bowlers. He and Honiball shared a stand of 53 runs before Mason had the opener caught by Brendon Senzere for a well-played 38. Honiball’s innings included four fours and lasted 43 balls.

There was no respite for College as Brendon Sunguro joined Wellmann out in the middle. They spent only two overs together but added 23 runs before the captain departed for a decisive 56 from only 36 balls, which included six fours and two sixes. He’s been in superb form this season, leading from the front, and Wednesday’s crucial innings was the latest of many examples of his all-round excellence.

The Zimbabwean international, Sunguro, went on to blast an unbeaten 30 from only 15 balls, sending two of them over the boundary and cracking another two into it, as Saints totalled a healthy 170 for 3 from their 20 overs.

Mason did a solid job with the ball for the Red, Black, and White, picking up 1/23 in his four overs, while Julian Konigkramer removed two batsmen at a cost of 35 runs.

The College run chase began with a hiccup as the in-form Llewellyn Sutherland fell to Saints’ paceman Rowen Rajah, caught by Connor Riley, for a single. Daniel Nadasan and Chad Mason did a fine job, however, of getting their team back into the contest.

In just over 10 overs, they added 82 runs before Mason was run out by Covhan Baaitjies in a costly blow to Maritzburg College’s chances. He’d made a telling contribution, nonetheless, of 50 from 37 deliveries, hitting seven fours and a six.

Just four runs later, Nadasan fell, bowled by Kaiyuran Naidoo for 31 from 32. His dismissal left College on 93/3 after 12.3 overs.

The loss of two set batsmen in quick succession proved to be a hammer blow to their chances. From there, their innings crumbled, with six more wickets going down for the addition of only 32 runs. Brendon Sunguro and Cian Fortmann ripped it apart. Sunguro was especially devastating, snaring 4/16 in his four overs, while Fortmann supported him superbly, claiming 2/28 in four.

A solid start had College in the hunt, but their challenge tailed off and they finished well short, restricted to 138/9 in their 20 overs, as only one other batsman made it into double figures.

Kaiyuran Naidoo snapped up 1/17 in three and Rowen Rajah finished with 1/23 in three as Saints retained the title with an assured and dominant performance.

Scores

St Charles College 170/3 (Marcell Wellmann 56, Rico Honiball 38, Brendon Sunguro 30*, Cian Fortmann 21, Julian Konigkramer 2/35); Maritzburg College 138/9 (Chad Mason 50, Daniel Nadasan 31, Brendon Sunguro 4/16, Cian Fortmann 2/28)

St Charles won by 32 runs

There was joy for the hosts, Hoërskool Jim Fouché, as they claimed the u17 title at the High School Sevens Series, proudly sponsored by Toyota, event in Bloemfontein on Saturday, while Grey College walked away as the u15 champions.

JF took advantage of the fact that Grey’s rugby players did double duty on the weekend, with their frontline team in action at the NWU Prestige Sevens, where they beat Hoërskool Nelspruit in the final.

That shouldn’t distract from a fine performance by the hosts, given the incredible depth of talent at Grey, and their 21-20 victory in the final was a fitting culmination to an action-packed competition.

In the semi-finals, Grey cruised to a victory over Landboudal, while Jim Fouché was given a good workout by Wilgerivier but won comfortably in the end.

Sentraal claimed the Shield, outplaying HTS Louis Botha 24-0 in the final, while Landboudal picked themselves up from their Cup semi-final loss and defeated Wilgeriver 24-5 in the Plate final, which was the exact score by which JF had beaten them in the semis.

Grey hoisted the u15 trophy but was made to put in a couple of hard shifts by Witteberg and Sentraal in the semi-finals and final respectively.

The Bloem boys beat the Bethlehem boys 24-14 in the first semi, while Sentraal won 29-10 in the second semi-final against Wilgerivier. Grey, then, grabbed the title with a 24-10 victory.

Wilgerivier triumphed in the Plate final, handing Witteberg a 20-5 loss. The Bowl went to Landboudal, who scored a decisive 31-5 win over HTS Louis Botha.

U17 RESULTS

Group A

Heatherdale Heat 5-31 HTS Louis Botha
Jim Fouché 38-12 HTS Louis Botha
Heatherdale Heat 0-62 Jim Fouché

Group B

Grey College 24-5 Burgersdorp
Curro Bloemfontein 0-79 Grey College
Burgersdorp 46-0 Curro Bloemfontein

Group C

Sentraal 5-31 Landboudal
Brebner 0-29 Sentraal
Landboudal 43-7 Brebner

Group D

Wilgerivier 49-7 Zastron
Fichardtpark 26-29 Wilgerivier
Zastron 7-24 Fichardtpark

Playoffs

Heatherdale 5-62 Zastron
Curro Bloemfontein 0-45 Brebner

11th/12th

Curro Bloemfontein 50-0 Heatherdale

Bowl semi-finals

HTS Louis Botha 0-14 Fichardtpark
Burgersdorp 29-19 Sentraal

Cup semi-finals

Jim Fouché 24-5 Wilgerivier
Grey College 45-0 Landboudal

Bowl final

Fichardtpark Burgersdorp

Shield final

HTS Louis Botha 0-24 Sentraal

Plate final

Landboudal 24-5 Wilgerivier

Cup final

Jim Fouché 21-20 Grey College

U15 RESULTS

Group A

Jim Fouché 45-0 Curro Bloemfontein
Wilgerivier 21-14 HTS Louis Botha
Curro Bloemfontein 0-69 HTS Louis Botha
Jim Fouché 19-19 Wilgerivier
Wilgerivier 77-0 Curro Bloemfontein
HTS Louis Botha 24-14 Jim Fouché

Group B

Grey College 62-0 Brebner
Landboudal 0-69 Grey College
Brebner 0-43 Landboudal

Group C

Witteberg 44-0 Heat
Fichardtpark 12-22 Witteberg
Heatherdale Heat 0-44 Fichardtpark

Group D

Sand du Plessis 0-43 Sentraal
Zastron 17-19 Sand du Plessis
Sentraal 49-0 Zastron

Playoffs

Jim Fouche 39-0 Zastron
Brebner 7-15 Heatherdale

11th/12th

Zastron 38-0 Brebner

Bowl semi-finals

HTS Louis Botha 26-7 Sand du Plessis
Landboudal 5-0 Fichardtpark

Cup semi-finals

Sentraal 29-10 Wilgerivier
Grey College 24-14 Witteberg

Bowl final

HTS Louis Botha 5-31 Landboudal

Shield final

Sand du Plessis vs Fichardtpark

Plate final

Wilgerivier 20-5 Witteberg

Cup final

Grey College 24-10 Sentraal

Hoërskool Montana‘s rugby fields rocked with lung-busting action on the weekend as the Northern Gauteng region’s top u17 and u15 schools’ teams battled it out for the High School Sevens Series, proudly sponsored by Toyota, titles.

After the final whistle had sounded, it was Menlopark who was crowned the u17 champion, while Affies laid claim to the u15 honours.

U17 Competition

Affies, as always, were going to be in the mix, but there was a hint of vulnerability in their challenge when they scraped a narrow 21-17 win over Overkruin in their last Pool A match. Still, they won all three of their matches.

Garsfontein ran wild in Pool B, while Zwartkop was almost as dominant in topping Pool C. Montana made the home supporters happy by finishing in first place in Pool D, while Menlopark was extended by Pretoria Boys High in Pool E, winning by just seven points, but they shone in a 36-0 dismantling of Affies B.

In the only meeting of pool winners in the quarterfinals, Garsfontein overran Montana 42-7, while Affies came away with a tough 33-24 win over Affies B in their clash. Menlopark blanked Zayo in their easy victory, while Zwartkop took down Wilgers.

The runaway train that was Garsfontein was brought to a sudden stop in the semi-finals, with Menlopark recording a 21-7 win. Affies, meanwhile, cruised to a 38-7 win over Zwartkop.

The Wit Bulle were, then, in for a rude shock in the final, where Menlopark handled them comfortably, winning 28-5.

Zwartkop held off Garsfontein to claim bronze, while the Bowl went to Oos Moot, who comfortably beat Erasmus by 21 points. Affies B edged out Montana 24-21 in a tight Plate final, while Wonderboom triumphed 12-7 over Pretoria Boys High in the Shield final.

U15 Competition

In the u15 competition, Affies powered their way to the top of the Pool A standings, although Oos Moot gave them a tough workout, with Affies battling their way to a 31-19 win in that clash.

Garsfontein handed Waterkloof a 15-7 loss in the key match in Pool B and didn’t concede a point in their other two pool games. In Pool C, Zwartkop got the better of their rivals, Eldoraigne, in the clash that decided first place, while Montana edged out Centurion 12-7 and won their other Pool D fixtures comfortably to lead the way.

It came down to Menlopark and Pretoria Boys High in Pool E and Menlo handled the assignment with assurance, racing to a 38-14 win over Boys High.

As had happened in the u17 competition, Montana, after winning their pool, was eliminated in the only game between pool winners in the last eight, with Menlopark scoring a 33-5 win. Affies defeated their old rivals, Pretoria Boys High, 39-10, while Garsfontein scored a tight seven-point win over Oos Moot. Zwartkop cruised to a 26-5 victory over Centurion.

An Affies vs Menlopark final was set up after both won in the semi-finals, with Menlo getting past Garsfontein 26-21, while Affies had a more comfortable win, beating Zwartkop 33-14.

With the title on the line, Affies brought their A-game and claimed the silverware with a 28-7 victory. Garsfontein had to settle for the bronze, after a solid win over Zwartkop.

In a closely-contested Bowl final, Wilgers sneaked a 19-18 win over Curro Hazeldean. Oos Moot hoisted the Plate following a 36-21 defeat of Pretoria Boys High, and Waterkloof won 33-21 against Eldoraigne to capture the Shield.

U17 RESULTS

Pool A

Oos Moot 19-12 Overkruin
Affies 46-12 HTS John Vorster
Oos Moot 5-41 Affies
Overkruin 34-7 HTS John Vorster
Oos-Moot 21-17 HTS John Vorster
Affies 21-17 Overkruin

Pool B

Zayo 26-10 Erasmus
Garsfontein 48-0 Curro Hazeldean
Garsfontein 42-5 Zayo
Curro Hazeldean 21-31 Erasmus
Garsfontein 75-0 Erasmus
Zayo 29-12 Curro Hazeldean

Pool C

Bos Blitze 7-14 Wonderboom
Zwartkop 59-5 Rietondale
Bos-Blitze 10-33 Zwartkop
Wonderboom 24-12 Rietondale
Bos-Blitze  38-14 Rietondale
Zwartkop 45-12 Wonderboom

Pool D

Montana 44-0 Sutherland
Centurion 7-21 Wilgers
Montana 28-12 Centurion
Sutherland 7-43 Wilgers
Centurion 31-0 Sutherland
Montana 35-31 Wilgers

Pool E

Menlopark 45-12 Pretoria Noord
PBHS 19-24 Affies B
Menlopark 36-0 Affies B
Pretoria Noord 12-33 Affies B
Menlopark 31-24 PBHS
PBHS 14-17 Pretoria Noord

Cup quarterfinals

Garsfontein 42-7 Montana
Zwartkop 22-5 Wilgers
Menlopark 40-0 Zayo
Affies 33-24 Affies B

Shield/Bowl quarterfinals

Wonderboom 25-24 Pretoria Noord
Oos Moot 12-13 Bos Blitze
Overkruin 15-10 Erasmus
Centurion 10-22 PBHS

Semi-finals

Cup

Garsfontein 7-21 Menlopark
Affies 38-7 Zwartkop

Bowl

Pretoria Noord 7-19 Erasmus
Oos Moot 28-14 Centurion

Shield

Wonderboom 24-12 Overkruin
Wilgers 10-19 Affies B

Bronze

Zwartkop 21-14 Garsfontein

Finals

Bowl

Oos Moot 33-12 Erasmus

Plate

Montana 21-24 Affies B

Shield

Wonderboom 12-7 PBHS

Cup

Menlopark 28-5 Affies

U15 RESULTS

Pool A

Oos-Moot 33-7 Overkruin
Affies 67-0 HTS John Vorster
Affies 41-0 Overkruin
Oos-Moot 19-31 Affies
Overkruin 28-19 HTS John Vorster
Oos Moot  48-0 HTS John Vorster

Pool B

Waterkloof 38-7 Curro Hazeldean
Garsfontein 15-7 Waterkloof
Curro Hazeldean 24-12 Erasmus
Garsfontein 57-0 Erasmus
Garsfontein 33-0 Curro Hazeldean
Waterkloof 41-7 Erasmus

Pool C

Wonderboom 27-5 Rietondale
Eldoraigne 52-7 Rietondale
Eldoraigne 26-7 Wonderboom
Zwartkop 43-7 Rietondale
Eldoraigne 5-24 Zwartop
Zwartkop 31-0 Wonderboom

Pool D

Montana 45-5 Wilgers
Centurion 47-0 Sutherland
Sutherland 10-35 Wilgers
Montana 40-0 Sutherland
Centurion 29-10 Wilgers
Montana 12-7 Centurion

Pool E

PBHS 49-7 Pretoria Noord
Menlopark 64-0 Zayo
Menlopark 44-0 Pretoria Noord
PBHS 61-0 Zayo
Pretoria Noord 31-0 Zayo
Menlopark 38-14 PBHS

Quarterfinals

Cup

Menlopark 33-5 Montana
Affies 39-10 PBHS
Garsfontein 24-17 Oos Moot
Zwartkop 26-5 Centurion

Shield/Bowl

Waterkloof 28-12 Overkruin
Eldoraigne 33-5 Pretoria Noord
Wilgers 7-31 Woderboom
Curro Hazeldean 7-31 Erasmus

Semi-finals

Cup

Menlopark 26-21 Garsfontein
Affies 33-14 Zwartkop

Bowl

Overkruin 12-36 Wilgers
Pretoria Noord 21-28 Curro Hazeldean

Plate

Montana 17-24 Oos Moot
PBHS 22-10 Centurion

Shield

Waterkloof 36-7 Wonderboom
Eldoraigne 38-12 Erasmus

Bronze

Garsfontein 38-12 Zwartkop

Finals

Bowl

Wilgers 19-18 Curro Hazeldean

Plate

Oos Moot 36-21 PBHS

Shield

Waterkloof 33-21 Eldoraigne

Cup

Affies 28-7 Menlopark

U17 Competition

Hoërskool Durbanville played the role of spoiler, preventing Hugenote from recording a fairytale win at home by romping to a 42-5 victory over the hosts in the Cup final of the Cape Schools Sevens, on another weekend of high-octane High Schools Sevens Series, proudly sponsored by Toyota, action.

In the key result of Saturday’s event, Durbies knocked over the favourites, Paul Roos Gimnasium (PRG), in the semi-finals, scoring a narrow 19-17 win. Hugenote, meanwhile, accounted for Milnerton, securing their spot in the final with a 24-19 victory.

Durbanville exited Pool B, arguably the most wide-open of the four groups, ahead of Worcester Gim and the Forward Foundation. Paul Roos topped Pool A, Hugenote finished at the head of Pool C, and Milnerton ruled Pool C.

The Bowl title went the way of the Forward Foundation, who beat Augsburg Landbou by eight points in a 60-point thriller. Parel Vallei downed Worcester Gim 12-7 in a tight Plate final before Durbanville powered their way to the Cup honours.

U15 Competition

In the u15 competition, Paul Roos lived up to their favourites’ tag by lifting the title.

Their challenge began with a surprisingly tough 22-14 victory over Langenhoven Gim, but that was a scoreline that they would enjoy later when they beat Boland Landbou in the Cup final by the same score.

PRG conceded points in only one other game, winning their Cup semi-final against Hugenote 37-15.

Boland Landbou, meanwhile, charged through their group assignments, putting up 94 points in their wins over Augsburg Landbou and Worcester Gim. They convincingly dealt with Milnerton in the quarterfinals, winning by 31 points, but their semi-final against Porterville was an arm wrestle, with the farmers taking it 15-7.

The Forward Foundation, edged out by only three points by Durbanville for second place in Pool D, turned their fortunes around in the Bowl playoffs, blanking Lagenhoven Gim and Augsburg Landbou to win the Bowl.

Durbanville missed out on winning Pool D after falling 20-28 to Hugenote in the key pool contest, which thrust Durbies into a quarterfinals clash with Paul Roos. The Stellenbosch boys cruised to a 38-0 victory. Durbanville recovered well, though, beating Boland Landbou 2 28-17 and, then, Worcester Gim 50-0 to claim the Plate.

u17 Results

Pool A

Porterville 19-12 Langenhoven Gim
Paul Roos 50-7 Langenhoven Gim
Paul Roos 26-12 Porterville

Pool B

Worcester Gim 29-14 Forward Foundation
Durbanville 36-12 Forward Foundation
Durbanville  26-17 Worcester Gim

Pool C

Hugenote 26-5 JAG Foundation
Parel Vallei 42-12 JAG Foundation
Parel Vallei 21-33 Hugenote

Pool D

Augsburg Landbou 14-17 Wellington Jaguars
Milnerton 28-7 Wellington Jaguars
Milnerton 26-14 Augsburg Landbou

Quarterfinals

Cup

Paul Roos 24-19 Worcester Gim
Durbanville 38-5 Porterville
Hugenote 21-17 Wellington Jaguars
Milnerton 21-19 Parel Vallei

Semi-finals

Bowl

Langenhoven Gim 0-52 Forward Foundation
JAG Foundation 10-26 Augsburg Landbou

Plate

Worcester Gim 33-12 Porterville
Parel Vallei won vs Wellington Jaguars

Cup

Paul Roos 17-19 Durbanville
Hugenote 24-19 Milnerton

Finals

Bowl

Forward Foundation 34-26 Augsburg Landbou

Plate

Parel Vallei 12-7 Worcester Gim

Cup

Durbanville 42-5 Hugenote

u15 Results

Pool A

Worcester Gim 12-10 Augsburg Landbou
Boland Landbou 40-0 Augsburg Landbou
Boland Landbou 54-19 Worcester Gim

Pool B

Porterville 12-5 Parel Vallei
Milnerton 22-5 Parel Vallei
Milnerton 21-24 Porterville

Pool C

Boland Landbou 2 12-5 Langenhoven Gim
Paul Roos 22-14 Langenhoven Gim
Paul Roos 68-0 Boland Landbou 2

Pool D

Hugenote 21-0 Forward Foundation
Durbanville 27-24 Forward Foundation
Durbanville 20-28 Hugenote

Quarterfinals

Cup

Porterville 28-12 Worcester Gim
Boland Landbou 36-5 Milnerton
Paul Roos 38-0 Durbanville
Hugenote 36-12 Boland Landbou 2

Semi-finals

Bowl

Augsburg Landbou 24-19 Parel Vallei
Langenhoven Gim 0-19 Forward Foundation
Worcester Gim 28-24 Milnerton
Durbanville 28-17 Boland Landbou 2

Cup

Porterville 7-15 Boland Landbou
Paul Roos 37-15 Hugenote

Finals

Bowl

Forward Foundation 27-0 Augsburg Landbou

Plate

Durbanville 50-0 Worcester Gim

Cup

Paul Roos 22-14 Boland Landbou

Monument made full use of their home-ground advantage as both their u17 and u15 teams won the High School Sevens, proudly presented by Toyota tournaments in Krugersdorp on Saturday.

It was one-way traffic in the u17 competition as the Wit Bulle ran riot. They were barely tested.

In each of their first three matches, they racked up more than a half-century of points, including 80 against Eye of the Tiger. Only their fourth outing was competitive, but comfortable, with Monnas downing the Noordheuwel Invitation side 28-10.

Jeppe was brushed aside 42-0 in the semi-finals and Dinamika overrun 43-5 in the title decider.

In the Plate final, Marais Viljoen surprised a deflated Jeppe outfit, and Helpmekaar secured the Bowl with a victory over Alberton.

The u15 competition proved to be a two-horse race between the Krugersdorp powerhouses.

It wasn’t until the Cup semi-finals that Monument conceded a point. By then, they had already racked up 151 in their previous three matches. Noordheuwel, meanwhile, also boasted an unblemished defensive record. They had tallied 116 points in victories over Monument 2, Eye of the Tiger, and Dinamika.

Monnas were finally extended in the Cup semis, where they won 24-10 over Helpmekaar, while their Krugersdorp rivals, Noordheuwel, cruised to a 33-0 defeat of Dinamika.

There was little to separate the sides in the final, but Monument grabbed the trophy with a hard-fought 12-7 victory.

In the Bowl final, Monnas added another title, with Monument 2 beating Garsfontein 33-17, while Helpmekaar hoisted the Plate with a tight 17-12 win over Dinamika.

u17 Results

Monument 57-0 Alberton
Helpmekaar 23-10 Monument 2
Noordheuwel Inv 21-14 Eye of the Tiger
Jeppe 54-0 Westridge
Monument 59-5 Marais Viljoen
Westridge 0-42 Monument 2
Eye of the Tiger 5-27 Alberton
Jeppe 22-26 Dinamika
Noordheuwel Inv 5-26 Marais Viljoen
Helpmekaar 68-0 Westridge
Monument 80-0 Eye of the Tiger
Marais Viljoen 12-10 Alberton
Jeppe 47-12 Monument 2
Dinamika 68-0 Westridge
Monument 28-10 Noordheuwel Inv
Helpmekaar 17-34 Jeppe
Marais Viljoen 19-12 Eye of the Tiger
Dinamika 35-14 Monument 2
Noordheuwel Inv 10-31 Alberton

Cup semi-finals

Monument 42-0 Jeppe
Dinamika 19-7 Marais Viljoen

Finals

Bowl

Alberton 12-24 Helpmekaar

Plate

Jeppe 19-26 Marais Viljoen

Cup

Monument 43-5 Dinamika

u15 Results

Monument 48-0 Alberton
Helpmekaar 26-10 Marais Viljoen
Noordheuwel 2 12-20 Dinamika
Noordheuwel 26-0 Monument 2
Monument 42-0 Garsfontein Inv
Helpmekaar 31-14 Eye of the Tiger
Monument 2 12-7 Marais Viljoen
Dinamika 24-5 Alberton
Noordheuwel 40-0 Eye of the Tiger
Noordheuwel 12-17 Garsfontein Inv
Helpmekaar 41-0 Monument 2
Monument 61-0 Dinamika
Garsfontein Inv 41-12 Alberton
Noordheuwel 50-0 Marais Viljoen
Eye of the Tiger 20-26 Monument 2
Helpmekaar 5-19 Noordheuwel
Garsfontein Inv 0-31 Dinamika
Eye of the Tiger 0-24 Marais Viljoen
Noordheuwel 2 24-12 Alberton

Cup semi-finals

Monument 24-10 Helpmekaar
Noordheuwel 33-0 Dinamika

Finals

Bowl

Garsfontein Inv 17-33 Monument 2

Plate

Helpmekaar 17-12 Dinamika

Cup

Monument 12-7 Noordheuwel

St Charles College mounted a stunning run chase to beat Westville Boys’ High by five wickets, with only three balls remaining, in their Eston One Insurance T20 Night League match on Thursday.

The victory puts Saints through to the final where they will defend the title against Maritzburg College.

Last season, an extraordinary 5/10 from Nathan Beaumont carried the Pietermaritzburg school to a four-run victory over Hilton College in the final.

It’s not often that a team comes out on top in a T20 after having a batsman score an unbeaten 100 against them off of only 53 balls, but Marcell Wellmann and his side pulled it off against Westville.

Opening batsman Kaeden McAllister was magnificent for the Griffin, blasting the Saints’ bowlers about the field, striking 11 fours and four sixes. In the last over, he smashed three of those sixes and two twos, with the last two coming off the final ball of the innings, to bring up his century.

He and Max Robertson got stuck into the St Charles bowlers early and charged their way to an opening stand of 60 in only 5.4 overs. Brendon Sunguro then had Robertson caught by Rico Honiball in the deep for 37 from 25 deliveries, with six fours and a six.

Skipper Wellman arrested the free-scoring for a brief moment, removing the dangerous Sean McGough and Nicandro Kistna for ducks, as Westville slipped to 61/3.

Kyle McGough steadied the ship with McAllister, however, with their partnership lasting a ball shy of 10 overs and producing 76 runs. Kaiyuran Naidoo, a top performer for Saints at the Fasken Time Cricket Festival, brought it to an end when he trapped McGough in front for 28. His runs had come from 30 balls and included two fours and a six.

Roxton Payne was in and out in short order as McAllister took over, helping Westville to 179/5 in their 20 overs, which left St Charles needing to score at eight runs per over to win.

Wellmann led his side’s bowling attack, picking up 2/23 in four overs of left-arm spin, while Kaiyuran Naidoo chipped in with 1/17 in three. It was a tough outing for the opening bowlers. SA Emerging u19 speedster, Rowen Rajah, went for 51 runs in his four overs, while Tristan Montile lasted only one over, which cost 15 runs.

If they were to have any chance at victory, St Charles would have to score quickly from the start. Luckily for them, they had Cian Fortmann at the top of the order, a man very capable of delivering lots of runs quickly.

The hard-hitting left-hander spent only 5.5 overs at the crease but, by the time he was out, he had already contributed 37 runs from just 21 balls, striking two sixes and five fours. Westville had lost their first wicket after 5.4 overs, with their total on 60. There wasn’t much in it.

Rico Honiball was dismissed 10 runs later for 14, but captain Wellmann, in at three, took over from Fortmann, laying into the Westville attack with relish. He received some support from Brendon Sunguro, Connor Riley, and Covhan Baaitjies, although all three didn’t progress beyond the teens. Wellmann, though, came close to seeing his team across the line.

His was the fifth and last wicket to go down, but he had made a huge impact. He matched Fortmann, also hitting two sixes and five fours, but his stay lasted 40 balls and delivered 67 runs.

It was left to Riley and Baaitjies to finish off the job. They needed 19 runs off the last two overs and it took them nine balls to score them.

The Westville bowlers came in for serious stick. Nicandro Kistna, with 0/18 off three overs, and Roxton Payne, with 1/32 in four, were the best of them. But the day belonged to St Charles, who were rewarded for their courageous approach to a daunting challenge.

Scores

Westville Boys’ High 179/5 (K. McAllister 100*, M. Robertson 37, K. McGough 28, M. Wellmann 2/23, K. Naidoo 1/17, C. Fortmann 1/27); St Charles College 182/5 (M. Wellmann 67, C. Fortmann 37, C. Riley 18*, A. Bulose 1/16, S. Shangase 1/16)

St Charles won by 5 wickets

Hugenote, in Wellington, is the venue for the High School Sevens Series, proudly sponsored by Toyota‘s Cape Schools Sevens on Saturday. The event features 12 teams in both the u17 and u15 age groups.

Paul Roos (PRG), who made the u17 semi-finals of the Marius Schoeman Sevens last weekend in Paarl, would probably be most people’s favourite to take out the u17 and u15 titles.

Their u15 side laid waste to their pool in Paarl, but were shocked by HTS Drostdy in the Cup quarterfinals. The Donkeys went on to lose by seven points in the final against Paarl Boys’ High.

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In Wellington, there’s no Paarl Gimnasium or Paarl Boys’ High to deal with and Boland Landbou will be competing in the u15 competition only, although they have two teams entered.

The hosts, Hugenote gave PRG a tough game in the playoffs of the u15 event at the Marius Schoeman Sevens, but they face a difficullt challenge against Durbanville in their pool.

In the u17 event, Pool B, featuring Durbanville, Worcester Gim, and the Forward Foundation, looks interesting. Worcester Gim’s traditional running game is particularly well suited to Sevens. Pool C, with Parel Vallei, Hugenote, and the JAG Foundation is another that appears to be up for grabs.

At the Marius Schoeman Sevens, Hugenote held Durbanville to a draw in pool action, but they were well beaten by Paul Roos. Parel Vallei, meanwhile, performed strongly, beating Porterville and Garsfontein in their pool games and losing narrowly to Stellenberg.

U17 Pools

Pool A: Paul Roos, Porterville, Langenhoven Gim
Pool B: Durbanville, Worcester Gim, Forward Foundation
Pool C: Parel Vallei, Hugenote, JAG Foundation
Pool D: Milnerton, Augsburg Landbou, Wellington Jaguars

Fixtures

08:00 – Augsburg Landbou (D2) vs Wellington Jaguars (D3)
08:20 – Hugenote (C2) vs JAG Foundation (C3)
08:40 – Worcester Gim (B2) vs Forward Foundation (B3)
09:00 – Porterville (A2) vs Langenhoven Gim (A3)
09:20 – Parel Vallei (C1) vs JAG Foundation (C3)
09:40 – Milnerton (D1) vs Wellington Jaguars (D3)
10:00 – Paul Roos (A1) vs Langenhoven Gim (A3)
10:20 – Durbanville (B1) vs Forward Foundation (B3)
10:40 – Milnerton (D1) vs Augsburg Landbou (D2)
11:00 – Parel Vallei (C1) vs Hugenote (C2)
11:20 – Durbanville (B1) vs Worcester Gim (B2)
11:40 – Paul Roos (A1) vs Porterville (A2)

Lunch

Quarterfinals

12:20 – Cup QF1 – 1st Pool A vs 2nd Pool B
12:40 – Cup QF2 – 1st Pool B vs 2nd Pool A
13:00 – Cup QF3 – 1st Pool C vs 2nd Pool D
13:20 – Cup QF4 – 1st Pool D vs 2nd Pool C

Semi-finals

13:40 – Bowl SF1 – 3rd Pool A vs 3rd Pool B
14:00 – Bowl SF2 – 3rd Pool C vs 3rd Pool D

14:20 – Plate SF1 – Loser Cup QF 1 vs Loser Cup QF2
14:40 – Plate SF2 – Loser Cup QF 3 vs Loser Cup QF4

15:00 – Cup SF1 – Winner Cup QF1 vs Winner Cup QF2
15:20 – Cup SF2 – Winner Cup QF3 vs Winner Cup QF4

Finals

15:40 – Bowl final – Winner Bowl semi 1 vs Winner Bowl semi 2
16:00 – Plate final – Winner Plate semi 1 vs Winner Plate semi 2
16:20 – Cup final – Winner Cup semi 1 vs Winner Cup semi 2

U15 Pools

Pool A: Boland Landbou, Worcester Gim, Augsburg Landbou
Pool B: Milnerton, Porterville, Parel Vallei
Pool C: Paul Roos, Boland Landbou 2, Langenhoven Gim
Pool D: Durbanville, Hugenote, Forward Foundation

Fixtures

08:00 – Hugenote (D2) vs Forward Foundation (D3)
08:20 – Boland Landbou 2 (C2) vs Langenhoven Gim (D3)
08:40 – Porterville (B2) vs Parel Vallei (B3)
09:00 – Worcester Gim (A2) vs Augsburg Landbou (A3)
09:20 – Paul Roos (C1) vs Langenhoven Gim (C3)
09:40 – Durbanville (D1) vs Forward Foundation (D3)
10:00 – Boland Landbou (A1) vs Augsburg Landbou (A3)
10:20 – Milnerton (B1) vs Parel Vallei (B3)
10:40 – Durbanville (D1) vs Hugenote (D2)
11:00 – Paul Roos (C1) vs Boland Landbou (C2)
11:20 – Milnerton (B1) vs Porterville (B2)
11:40 – Boland Landbou (A1) vs Worcester Gim (A1)

Lunch

Quarterfinals

12:20 – Cup QF1 – 1st Pool A vs 2nd Pool B
12:40 – Cup QF2 – 1st Pool B vs 2nd Pool A
13:00 – Cup QF3 – 1st Pool C vs 2nd Pool D
13:20 – Cup QF4 – 1st Pool D vs 2nd Pool C

Semi-finals

13:40 – Bowl SF1 – 3rd Pool A vs 3rd Pool B
14:00 – Bowl SF2 – 3rd Pool C vs 3rd Pool D

14:20 – Plate SF1 – Loser Cup QF 1 vs Loser Cup QF2
14:40 – Plate SF2 – Loser Cup QF 3 vs Loser Cup QF4

15:00 – Cup SF1 – Winner Cup QF1 vs Winner Cup QF2
15:20 – Cup SF2 – Winner Cup QF3 vs Winner Cup QF4

Finals

15:40 – Bowl final – Winner Bowl semi 1 vs Winner Bowl semi 2
16:00 – Plate final – Winner Plate semi 1 vs Winner Plate semi 2
16:20 – Cup final – Winner Cup semi 1 vs Winner Cup semi 2

Monument hosts a smaller but high-quality High School Sevens Series, proudly sponsored by Toyota, event on Saturday in Krugersdorp.

The u17 and u15 competitions feature only 10 teams each, but there are some established rugby powers among them.

Monument, the hosts, are among the potential title contenders, as is Helpmekaar, who made the Cup semi-finals of the Heidelberg Sevens this past weekend.

Jeppe, who it should be remembered beat Monnas at Monument when the teams met in the 15-man game this season, will be a team to keep an eye on.

Noordheuwel has an Invitation side in action, so they’re a bit of an unknown.

Dinamika narrowly lost 17-19 to the eventual runners-up, Noordheuwel, in the playoffs at the Heidelberg Sevens, and beat Helpmekaar 26-24, so they should not be underestimated.

Noordheuwel has two teams in the u15 competition and their A side cruised to the u15 title in Heidelberg. Their Krugersdorp rivals, Monument, would love nothing more than to prevent Noordheuwel from making it two in a row.

Marais Viljoen, the winners of the Pionier Sevens title, finished as the runners-up in the Plate in Heidelberg. Dinamika, again, could play the role of spoiler, and the Garsfontein Invitation side is another team that could pull off an upset or two.

U17 Pools

Pool A: Monument, Noordheuwel Inv, Marais Viljoen, Eye of the Tiger, Alberton
Pool B: Helpmekaar, Jeppe, Dinamika, Westridge, Springs Boys’ High

Fixtures

08:00 – Monument vs Alberton
08:20 – Helpmekaar vs Springs Boys
08:40 – Noordheuwel Invitation vs Eye of the Tiger
09:00 – Jeppe vs Westridge
09:20 – Monument vs Marais Viljoen
09:40 – Helpmekaar vs Dinamika
10:00 – Westridge vs Springs Boys
10:20 – Eye of the Tiger vs Alberton
10:40 – Jeppe vs Dinamika
11:00 – Noordheuwel Invitation vs Marais Viljoen
11:20 – Helpmekaar vs Westridge
11:40 – Monument vs Eye of the Tiger
12:00 – Marais Viljoen vs Alberton
12:20 – Jeppe vs Springs Boys
12:40 – Dinamika vs Westridge
13:00 – Monument vs Noordheuwel Invitation
13:20 – Helpmekaar vs Jeppe
13:40 – Marais Viljoen vs Eye of the Tiger
14:00 – Dinamika vs Springs Boys
14:20 – Noordheuwel Invitation vs Alberton

Lunch

15:00 – Cup semi-final 1 – Winner Pool A vs 2nd Pool B
15:20 – Cup semi-final 2 – Winner Pool B vs 2nd Pool A

Finals

15:40 – Bowl final – 3rd Pool A vs 3rd Pool B
16:00 – Plate final – Loser Cup semi 1 vs Loser Cup semi 2
16:20 – Cup final – Winner Cup semi 1 vs Winner Cup semi 2

U15 Pools

Pool A: Monument, Noordheuwel 2, Garsfontein Invitation, Dinamika, Alberton
Pool B: Helpmekaar, Noordheuwel, Eye of the Tiger, Springs Boys, Marais Viljoen

Fixtures

08:00 – Monument vs Alberton
08:20 – Helpmekaar vs Marais Viljoen
08:40 – Noordheuwel 2 vs Dinamika
09:00 – Noordheuwel vs Springs Boys
09:20 – Monument vs Garsfontein Invitation
09:40 – Helpmekaar vs Eye of the Tiger
10:00 – Springs Boys vs Marais Viljoen
10:20 – Dinamika vs Alberton
10:40 – Noordheuwel vs Eye of the Tiger
11:00 – Noordheuwel 2 vs Garsfontein Invitation
11:20 – Helpmekaar vs Springs Boys
11:40 – Monument vs Dinamika
12:00 – Garsfontein Invitation vs Alberton
12:20 – Noordheuwel vs Marais Viljoen
12:40 – Eye of the Tiger vs Springs Boys
13:00 – Monument vs Noordheuwel 2
13:20 – Helpmekaar vs Noordheuwel
13:40 – Garsfontein Inv vs Dinamika
14:00 – Eye of the Tiger vs Marais Viljoen
14:20 – Noordhweuwel 2 vs Alberton

Lunch

15:00 – Cup semi 1 – Winner Pool A vs 2nd Pool B
15:20 – Cup semi 2 – Winner Pool B vs 2nd Pool A

Finals

15:40 – Bowl final – 3rd Pool A vs 3rd Pool B
16:00 – Plate final – Loser Cup semi 1 vs Loser Cup semi 2
16:20 – Cup final – Winner Cup semi 1 vs Winner Cup semi 2

The High School Sevens Series, proudly sponsored by Toyota, visits Pretoria on Friday and Saturday for two days of all-out action at the Montana Sevens, with 24 u17 teams and 24 u15 sides in action, eight of them – four u15 and four u17 – in a Small Schools group.

A number of the u17 sides will have an advantage of having recently been in action, with Affies and Garsfontein participating in the Marius Schoeman Sevens last weekend in Paarl, where Affies reached the Cup semi-finals and Garsfontein won the Bowl. They’ll be among the title favourites.

Zayo Rhinos, meanwhile, will be playing in their third High School Sevens Series event. They’ve contested the Pionier and Heidelberg Sevens previously, reaching the Cup semi-finals at Pionier and the Plate semi-finals at Heidelberg.

Pretoria Boys’ High, blessed with pace and coming from a background of exciting running rugby, could be a dark horse contender.

Waterkloof won’t be in action in the u17 tournament, but they’ll be a team to watch out for in the u15 competition, where Affies and Garsies will also be tough to beat.

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POOLS

u17

Pool A: Oos Moot, Affies, Overkruin, HTS John Vorster
Pool B: Garsfontein, Zayo Rhinos, Curro Hazeldean, Erasmus
Pool C: Bos Blitze, Zwartkop, Wonderboom, Rietondale
Pool D: Montana, Centurion, Sutherland, Wilgers
Pool E: Menlopark, Pretoria Boys High (PBHS), Pretoria Noord, Affies B

Small Schools

Montana B, Rooi Katte, FH Odendaal, Wonderboom B

u15

Pool A: Oos Moot, Affies, Overkruin, HTS John Vorster
Pool B: Garsfontein, Waterkloof, Curro Hazeldean, Erasmus
Pool C: Eldoraigne, Zwartkop, Wonderboom, Rietondale
Pool D: Montana, Centurion, Sutherland, Wilgers
Pool E: Menlopark, PBHS, Pretoria Noord, Amberfield

Small Schools

Montana B, Centurion B, FH Odendaal, Wonderboom B

FIXTURES

Field A

Friday, 6 September

14:00 – Oos-Moot (u17-A1) vs Overkruin (u17-A3)
14:20 – Affies (u17-A2) vs HTS John Vorster (u17-A4)
14:40 – Zayo (u17-B2) vs Erasmus (u17-B4)
15:00 – Garsfontein (u17-B1) vs Curro Hazeldean (u17-B3)
15:20 – Eldoraigne (u17-C1) vs Wonderboom (u17-C3)
15:40 – Zwartkop (u17-C2) vs Rietondale (u17-C4)
16:00 – Montana (u17-D1) vs Sutherland (u17-D3)
16:20 – Centurion (u17-D2) vs Wilgers (u17-D4)
16:40 – Menlopark (u17-E1) vs Pretoria Noord (u17-E3)
17:00 – PBHS (u17-E2) vs Affies B (u17-E4)
17:20 – Oos-Moot (u17-A1) vs Affies (u17-A2)
17:40 – Overkruin (u17-A3) vs HTS John Vorster (u17-A4)
18:00 – Garsfontein (u17-B1) vs Zayo (u17-B2)
18:20 – Curro Hazeldean (u17-B3) vs Erasmus (u17-B4)
18:40 – Bos-Blitze (u17-C1) vs Zwartkop (u17-C2)
19:00 – Wonderboom (u17-C3) vs Rietondale (u17-C4)
19:20 – Montana (u17-C1) vs Centurion (u17-D2)
19:40 – Bos-Blitze (u17-C1) vs Rietondale (u17-C4)

Saturday, 7 September

07:00 – Menlopark (u17-E1) vs Affies B (u17-E4)
07:20 – Menlopark (u15-E1) vs PBHS (u15-E2)
07:40 – Waterkloof (u15-B2) vs Curro Hazeldean (u15-B3)
08:00 – Montana (u15-D1) vs Wilgers (u15-D4)
08:20 – Montana (u17-D1) vs Wilgers (u17-D4)
08:40 – Wonderboom (u15-C3) vs Rietondale (u15-C4)
09:00 – Montana (u15-D1) vs Centurion (u15-D2)

Playoffs

10:00 – Cup/Plate quarterfinal 1
10:20 – Shield/Bowl quarterfinal 1
10:40 – Cup/Plate quarterfinal 2
11:00 – Shield/Bowl quarterfinal 2
11:20 – Cup/Plate quarterfinal 3
11:40 – Shield/Bowl quarterfinal 3
12:00 – Cup/Shield quarterfinal 4
12:20 – Shield/Bowl quarterfinal 4

12:40 – Cup semifinal 1 – Winner QF1 vs Winner QF3
13:00 – Plate semifinal 1 – Loser QF1 vs Loser QF3
13:20 – Cup semi-final 2 – Winner QF2 vs Winner QF4
13:40 – Plate semi-final – Loser QF 2 vs Loser QF 4

u15

14:00 – Cup semi-final 2 – Winner QF2 vs Winner QF 4
14:20 – Plate semi-final 2 – Loser QF2 vs Loser QF 4

Finals

14:40 – Bronze (u17) – Loser Cup semi-final 1 vs Loser Cup semi-final 2
15:00 – Shield (u17) – Winner Shield semi-final 1 vs Winner Shield semi-final 2
15:20 – Plate (u17) – Winner Plate semi-final 1 vs Winner Plate semi-final 2
15:40 – Bowl (u17) – Winner Bowl semi-final 1 vs Winner Bowl semi-final 2
16:00 – Cup final (u17) – Winner Cup semi-final 1 vs Winner Cup semi-final 2

Field B

u15

10:00 – Cup/Plate quarterfinal 1
10:20 – Shield/Bowl quarterfinal 1
10:40 – Cup/Plate quarterfinal 2
11:00 – Shield/Bowl quarterfinal 2
11:20 – Cup/Plate quarterfinal 3
11:40 – Shield/Bowl quarterfinal 3
12:00 – Cup/Shield quarterfinal 4
12:20 – Shield/Bowl quarterfinal 4

Semi-finals

12:40 – Shield SF1 (u17) – Loser Shield/Bowl QF1 vs Loser Shield/Bowl QF3
13:00 – Bowl SF1 (u17) – Winner Shield/Bowl QF1 vs Winner Shield/Bowl QF3
13:20 – Shield SF1 (u17) – Shield semi-final 2 – Loser Shield/Bowl QF2 vs Loser Shield/Bowl QF4
13:40 – Bowl SF2 (u17) – Winner Shield/Bowl QF2 vs Winner Shield/Bowl QF4
14:00 – Shield SF2 – Shield/Bowl QF2 vs Shield/Bowl QF4

Finals – u15

14:20 – Bronze – Loser Cup semi-final 1 vs Loser Cup semi-final 2
14:40 – Shield final – Winner Shield semi-final 1 vs Winner Shield semi-final 2
15:00 – Plate final – Winner Plate semi-final 1 vs Winner Plate semi-final 2
15:20 – Bowl final – Winner Bowl semi-final 1 vs Winner Bowl semi-final 2
15:40 – Cup final – Winner Cup semi-final 1 vs Winner Cup semi-final 2

C Field

u15

12:40 – Cup semi-final 1 – Winner QF1 vs Winner QF3
13:00 – Shield semi-final 1 – Loser Shield/Bowl QF1 vs Loser Shield/Bowl QF3
13:20 – Plate semi-final 1 – Loser QF1 vs Loser QF 3
13:40 – Bowl semi-final 1 – Winner Shield/Bowl QF1 vs Winner Shield/Bowl QF3
14:00 – Bowl semi-final 2 – Winner Shield/Bowl QF2 vs Winner Shield/Bowl QF4

Field B

Friday, 6 September

14:00 – Sutherland (u17-D3) vs Wilgers (u17-D4)
14:20 – Oos-Moot (u17-A1) vs HTS John Vorster (u17-A4)
14:40 – Oos-Moot (u15-A1) vs Overkruin (u15-A3)
15:00 – Pretoria Noord (u17-E3) vs Affies B (u17-E4)
15:20 – Menlopark (u17-E1) vs PBHS (u17-E2)
15:40 – Affies (u15-A2) vs HTS John Vorster (u15-A4)
16:00 – Affies (u17-A2) vs Overkruin (u17-A3)
16:20 – Garsfontein (u17-B1) vs Erasmus (u17-B4)
16:40 – Garsfontein (u15-B1) vs Waterkloof (u15-B2)
17:00 – Zayo (u17-B2) vs Curro Hazeldean (u17-B3)
17:20 – Curro Hazeldean (u15-B3) vs Erasmus (u15-B4)
17:40 – Zwartkop (u17-C2) vs Wonderboom (u17-C3)

Saturday, 7 September

07:00 – Centurion (u17-D2) vs Sutherland (u17-D3)
07:20 – Affies (u15-A2) vs Overkruin (u15-A3)
07:40 – Eldoraigne (u15-C1) vs Rietondale (u15-C4)
08:00 – Centurion (u15-D2) vs Sutherland (u15-D3)
08:20 – PBHS (u15-E2) vs Pretoria Noord (u15-E3)
08:40 – Sutherland (u15-D3) vs Wilgers (u15-D4)
09:00 – Menlopark (u15-E1) vs Amberfield (u15-E4)
09:20 – Garsfontein (u15-B1) vs Erasmus (u15-B4)

Field C

Friday, 6 September

14:00 – Garsfontein (u15-B1) vs Curro Hazeldean (u15-B3)
14:20 – Waterkloof (u15-B2) vs Erasmus (u15-B4)
14:40 – Eldoraigne (u15-C1) vs Wonderboom (u15-C3)
15:00 – Zwartkop (u15-C2) vs Rietondale (u15-C4)
15:20 – Montana (u15-D1) vs Sutherland (u15-D3)
15:40 – Centurion (u15-D2) vs Wilgers (u15-D4)
16:00 – Menlopark (u15-E1) vs Pretoria Noord ((u15-E3)
16:20 – PBHS (u15-E2) vs Amberfield (u15-E3)
16:40 – Oos-Moot (u15-A1) vs Affies (u15-A2)
17:00 – Overkruin (u15-A3) vs HTS John Vorster (u15-A4)
17:20 – Eldoraigne (u15-C1) vs Zwartop (u15-C2)

Saturday, 7 September

07:00 – PBHS (u17-E2) vs Pretoria Noord (u17E3)
07:20 – Pretoria Noord (u15-E3) vs Amberfield (u15-E4)
07:40 – Zwartkop (u15-C2) vs Wonderboom (u15-C3)
08:00 – Oos-Moot (u15-A1) vs HTS John Vorster (u15-A4)
08:20 – FH Odendaal (u17-F3) vs Wonderboom (u17-F4)
08:40 – Montana B (U17-F1) vs Rooi Katte (u17-F2)
09:00 – FH Odendaal (u15-F3) vs Wonderboom B (u15-F4)
09:20 – Montana B (u15-F1) vs Centurion B (u15-F2)
09:40 – Rooi Katte (u17-F2) vs FH Odendaal (u17-F3)
10:00 – Montana B (u17-F1) vs Wonderboom B (u17-F4)
10:20 – Centurion B (u15-F2) vs FH Odendaal (U15-F4)
10:40 – Montana B (u15-F1) vs Wonderboom B (u15-F4)
11:00 – Rooi Katte (u17-F2) vs Wonderboom B (u17-F4)
11:20 – Montana B (u17-F1) vs FH Odendaal (u17-F3)
11:40 – Centurion B (u15-F2) vs Wonderboom B (u15-F4)
12:00 – Montana B (u15-F1) vs FH Odendaal (u15-F3)