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Centuries
Five-wicket Hauls
Centuries

#	Fig	Batsman	Match	Format	Ground
1	240	Jorich van Schalkwyk	Affies vs Cornwall Hill College	Limited Overs	Affies
2	205*	Henru de Wet	Grey College vs Paul Roos Gimnasium	Time Cricket	Johan Volsteedt Oval
3	205*	Jorich van Schalkwyk	Affies vs Potchefstroom Gimnasium	Limited Overs	Gimmies Oval
4	176	Zandré Diedericks	Hoërskool Rustenburg vs Fields College	Limited Overs	Hoërskool Rustenburg
5	154	Jason Rowles	St David’s Marist vs Diocesan College	Time Cricket	La Valla Oval, St David’s
6	152*	Christivan Coetzer	Hoërskool Rustenburg vs Fields College	Limited Overs	Hoërskool Rustenburg
7	141	Munib Ayob	Jeppe vs Clifton College	Time Cricket	Wayne Joubert Oval
8	137	Charl Prinsloo	Hoërskool Centurion vs Waterkloof	Limited Overs	André vd Walt Oval
9	132	Llewellyn Sutherland	Maritzburg College vs St John’s College	Time Cricket	Mitchell Oval
10	130	Ruben Groenewald	Affies vs Prestige College	Limited Overs	Prestige College
11	128	Wian Ruthven	Waterkloof vs Centurion	Limited Overs	André vd Walt Oval
12	120	Armaan Manack	St David’s Marist vs Diocesan College	Time Cricket	La Valla Oval
13	115	Abdullah Mohammed	King Edward VII vs Hoërskool Nelspruit	Time Cricket	Le Rosey Oval
14	115	Jorich van Schalkwyk	Affies vs Prestige College	Limited Overs	Prestige College
15	114	Johan Feuth	Waterkloof vs St John’s College	Time Cricket
16	111	Naudé Botha	King Edward VII vs St Andrew’s School	Time Cricket	Wayne Joubert Oval
17	108*	Divan de Villiers	Affies vs Kempton Park	T20	Affies A
18	107	Wian Ruthven	Waterkloof vs Affies	Limited Overs	André vd Walt Oval
19	106*	Marcus Bakker	Waterkloof vs Menlopark	Limited Overs	Andre vd Walt Oval
20	106	Riley Miller	Waterkloof vs Pretoria Boys’ High	Limited Overs
21	105*	Benjamin van Wyk	Potchefstroom Gimnasium vs Matlosana HUB	T20
22	105	Ryan Young	Jeppe vs Clifton College	Time Cricket	Wayne Joubert Oval
23	103*	Gavin Genis	Hoërskool Middelburg vs Hoogenhout	Limited Overs	Hoërskool Middelburg
24	100	Ruben Brandmuller	Hoërskool Middelburg vs Hoërskool Secunda	Limited Overs	Hoërskool Middelburg
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Five-wicket Hauls

#	Fig	Batsman	Match	Format	Ground
1	7/11	Ruben Oosthuizen	Piet Potgieter vs Nkowankowa Boys Hub	Limited Overs	Piet Potgieter Oval
2	7/28	Dakalo Leketa	St Andrew’s School vs King Edward VII	Time Cricket	Wayne Joubert Oval
3	7/33	Darion Rabie	Grey College vs Paul Roos Gimnasium	Time Cricket	Johan Volsteedt Oval
4	7/79	Dakalo Leketa	St Andrew’s School vs St David’s Marist	Time Cricket	La Valla Oval
5	6/37	Jason Rowles	St David’s Marist vs St Andrew’s School	Time Cricket	La Valla Oval
6	6/40	Dakalo Leketa	St Andrew’s School vs St David’s Marist	Time Cricket	La Valla Oval
7	6/42	Chad Mason	Maritzburg College vs Noordheuwel	Time Cricket	Gier Oval
8	6/55	Allen Shiviri	Nkowankowa Hub vs Piet Potgieter	Limited Overs	Piet Potgieter Oval
9	5/11	Njabulo Maseko	Ben Vorster vs Phalaborwa Hub	Limited Overs	Premier Park Oval
10	5/13	JJ Basson	Noordheuwel vs Diocesan College	Time Cricket	Temba Bavuma Oval
11	5/17	Rowan Rajah	St Charles College vs Jeppe	Time Cricket	Le Rosey Oval
12	5/24	Ruan Strauss	Noordheuwel vs Maritzburg College	Time Cricket	Gier Oval
13	5/27	Michael Kruiskamp	Diocesan College vs Noordheuwel	Time Cricket	Temba Bavuma Oval
14	5/28	Adam Cannata	Pretoria Boys’ High vs Centurion	Limited Overs	Hofmeyr Oval
15	5/29	Reaal Harriam	Lions Invitational vs Waterkloof	Time Cricket	Gier Oval
16	5/50	Stephan Swanepoel	Pietersburg vs Merenksy	Limited Overs	Merensky Oval
17	5/65	Shreshth Kumar	Clifton vs Jeppe	Time Cricket	Wayne Joubert Oval
18	5/77	Oliver Tait	St John’s College vs Maritzburg College	Time Cricket	Mitchell Oval
19	5/112	Shreshth Kumar	Jeppe vs St Charles College	Time Cricket	Le Rosey Oval
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SuperSport Schools is proud to announce its exclusive partnership as the official streaming and broadcasting partner for the inaugural Schools SA20, a groundbreaking cricket competition aimed at discovering and nurturing the next generation of cricket talent among both girls and boys across South Africa.

Running from September 2024 to March 2025, this thrilling national tournament will feature schools from all 16 regions competing for the coveted title of Schools SA20 champions. With over 370 boys’ school teams and more than 200 girls’ school teams participating, more than 1,000 matches will be played, offering a platform for young athletes to shine on a national stage.

In a milestone for women’s cricket, the Schools SA20 will include a dedicated girls’ competition, reflecting a commitment to breaking barriers and advancing the women’s game in South Africa. This competition will also be instrumental in preparing the Proteas’ u19 Girls team for the ICC u19 Women’s World Cup in Malaysia in 2025.

The competition will be conducted in three phases:

• Phase 1: Provincial Competitions (September-November 2024)
• Phase 2: Regional Playoffs (January-February 2025)
• Phase 3: National Finals (March 13-15, 2025)

Schools SA20 is an extension of SA20’s mission to provide continuous opportunities for young cricketers in South Africa, building on the success of the Rookie draft system introduced in SA20 Season 2. As the exclusive broadcaster, SuperSport Schools is committed to “bringing you the sport you care about most,” ensuring that fans can access every moment of this thrilling competition.

Graeme Smith, SA20 League Commissioner, highlighted the importance of this tournament: “Schools SA20 is more than just a competition; it’s a vital contributor to our cricketing future. Many current Protea Men and Women stars began their journeys at the school level, and I’m excited to see the next generation showcase their skills. This competition will undoubtedly bring the next teenage cricket sensation to the global stage.”

Smith continued, “SA20 is also committed to working with CSA to invest in the women’s game in South Africa. Our sponsorship of the U19 Girls’ Camps, alongside CSA’s and the government’s initiatives to professionalize the women’s game, will be crucial in developing the next generation of Proteas Women players.”

Future Proteas Men and Women stars such as Kagiso Rabada, Laura Wolvaardt, and Nadine de Klerk started their cricketing journeys at school level. Their success serves as inspiration for the young cricketers set to compete in Schools SA20, reminding us that “World Cups are won ten years before they’re played,”

Cricket South Africa CEO Pholetsi Moseki, who attended the launch event at Wanderers Stadium, shared his excitement: “Schools SA20 is set to make a significant impact on the future of cricket in South Africa. By bringing together the best young talent from across the country, this competition will play a crucial role in the growth of the sport. For many young athletes, this will be a stepping stone towards professional cricket, with the potential to unearth the next generation of SA20 and Proteas stars.”

As the exclusive streaming and broadcasting partner, SuperSport Schools will bring Schools SA20 to a global audience, with over 200 matches live-streamed and broadcast across various media platforms and a selected few to be available on DStv Channel 216. This partnership reflects our mission to bring fans “the future Olympians and World Cup winners,” and we are excited to witness the rise of South Africa’s next cricketing legends.

SA20 and Cricket South Africa (CSA) are proud to announce the launch of Schools SA20, designed to discover and nurture cricket talent among both girls and boys across South Africa.

This exciting national competition will run from September 2024 to March 2025, with schools from all 16 cricket provinces competing for the coveted title of Schools SA20 champions. Over 370 boys’ school teams and more than 200 girls’ school teams will participate with over 1000 matches being played.

SA20 and CSA have shattered the glass ceiling with the launch of the dedicated girls’ competition, reflecting a commitment to advancing women’s cricket in South Africa. The girls’ competition will also be a key part of the Proteas’ U19 Girls team’s preparation for the ICC U19 Women’s World Cup in Malaysia in 2025.

The competition will be conducted in three phases:

• Phase 1: Provincial Competitions (September-November 2024)
• Phase 2: Regional Playoffs (January-February 2025)
• Phase 3: National Finals (March 13-15, 2025)

Schools SA20 is an extension of SA20’s mission to continue to provide opportunities for young cricketers in South Africa, building on the success of the Rookie draft system the League introduced for players in SA20 Season 2.

Graeme Smith, SA20 League Commissioner, stated: “Schools SA20 is more than just a competition; it has the potential to significantly contribute to our cricketing future. There are a number of current Proteas Men and Women who made their mark at a schools level; I can’t wait to see the next generation entertaining and showcasing their skills on this global stage and no doubt the next teenage cricket sensation will announce themselves to the world out of this competition.

“SA20 is also committed to working with CSA to invest in building the base of women’s players and developing the women’s game in South Africa,” he continued. “Our sponsorship of the U19 Girls’ Camps, combined with CSA’s and the government’s initiatives to professionalise the women’s game, will play a major role in growing the base of players for future Proteas Women’s success.”

Future Proteas Men and Women stars such as Kagiso Rabada, Laura Wolvaardt, Lizaad Williams, Sinalo Jafta, Patrick Kruger, Lara Goodall, Nqaba Peter and Nadine de Klerk to name just a few, all began their cricketing journeys at school level before progressing to higher honours and will no doubt serve as inspiration for the young cricketers set to represent their schools in the Schools SA20 competition.

Cricket South Africa CEO Pholetsi Moseki, who attended the launch event at Wanderers Stadium, expressed his excitement about the introduction of such an important competition for the development of cricket in South Africa:

“Schools SA20 is a platform to positively impact the future of cricket in South Africa. By bringing together the best young talent from all 16 Members across the country and providing them with the opportunity to shine on a national stage, Schools SA20 is set to play a crucial role in the growth of the sport. For many of these young athletes, this competition will serve as a stepping stone towards professional cricket, with the potential to unearth the next generation of SA20 and Proteas Men and Women stars.”

Schools SA20 will be showcased on a global platform thanks to a partnership with SuperSport Schools, with over 200 matches set to be live-streamed and broadcast across various media platforms.

Schools Athletics will form the bedrock of the athletics revolution in the country with the launch of the Track+Field Series in Johannesburg on 25 July. SuperSport, Athletics South Africa and SA Schools Athletics are leading the charge as they embark on a mission to find the number one athletics school in the country.

Track+Field is a knockout series involving the best high school athletes from all corners of the country in pursuit of being crowned the number one athletics high school in South Africa. The launch of the thrilling series is part of an exciting global revival of track and field, which is the flagship sport at the Olympic Games.

The announcement follows other innovations such as American legend Michael Johnson’s “Grand Slam Track” league starting in 2025 and the women’s only Athlos track showpiece set to make its debut in September this year. While these global events are focused on the elite athletes of the sport, the Track+Field series will tap into the riches of South Africa’s rising teenage stars.

 The series, which is open to all high schools across the country, is geared to unearth the country’s future global superstars by providing high schools with a platform to compete against the best. The best schools from the nine regional events will compete in the Grand Final for the Track+Field crown.

 Boys and girls at Under-15, -17 and -19 levels will get to add to their school’s success as every point counts towards crowning the regional and overall Track+Field champions.“Athletics is one of the most popular school sports in South Africa, both from a participation and supporter’s perspective,” said SuperSport CEO Rendani Ramovha.

‘PROUD HISTORY’

“South Africa has a proud history of producing medals at global events at an age-group level and we believe the Track+Field Series will help in building champions.” Highlighting the country’s prowess in the sport at an age-group level, South Africa finished on the medal table at the recent 2022 World Athletics U20 Championships with two gold, one silver, and two bronze.

These athletes were all products of South Africa’s school system. All four podium finishers –gold medallists Lythe Pillay and Mine de Klerk, Benjamin Richardson and Brian Raats – have been selected to represent South Africa at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

“Reaching the Olympic Games is a testament to the talent that we have in South Africa,” said James Moloi, President of Athletics South Africa “School sports plays a critical part in promoting social cohesion and instilling a love for health and fitness.”

“Our aim with Track+Field Series is to provide more rising youngsters with the opportunity to showcase their talents and produce the next generation of Olympians,” said Mathew Quinn, Olympian, former SA sprint champion and Track+Field co-founder

The Egoli Grand Prix is set to transform the landscape of high school athletics by bringing together the finest young athletes from approximately 30 schools across Johannesburg for a preseason-friendly event. The event provides the perfect platform not only to celebrate young athletic talent but to build a supportive inclusive community culture.

This year, Bestmed Medical Scheme will also be on board as the title sponsor for the event now known as the Bestmed Egoli Grand Prix. The brand’s unwavering commitment to education, nurturing future sports stars, and fostering community growth makes them the ideal partner for this groundbreaking event.

Hosted at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) in the heart of Johannesburg on Wednesday, 11 September 2024, this dynamic event will include athletes from prominent schools including Helpmekaar, King Edward VII, Kempton Park, Monument, Randburg, Noordheuwel, Dr Malan, and Florida. In addition to these schools, elite institutions such as St John’s, St. David’s, St. Stithians, St. Peter’s, Parktown, and Jeppe will also be sending their top-performing athletes, ensuring a high-calibre competition all round.

What’s more, in alignment with Bestmed’s emphasis on community support, an inclusivity programme will also be unveiled. This initiative will extend complimentary invitations to two high-performing community schools. By breaking socio-economic barriers and fostering lasting connections, the aim is to make sports an inclusive experience for all, contributing to a more diverse and interconnected community.

Tyler Hollingsworth, Director at Sable International and Event Organiser, says; “The Bestmed Egoli Grand Prix is more than just an athletics event; it’s a celebration of young talent, community, and the future of sports in South Africa. We are proud to partner with Bestmed whose values align perfectly with our vision for this event.”

Speaking to the sponsorship, Karen Pienaar, Bestmed Sponsorship and CSI Specialist, said; “We are delighted to be coming on board as the title sponsor. This event not only highlights the exceptional talent of our young athletes but also underscores our unwavering commitment to supporting education and fostering community growth. We truly believe in the power of sports’ ability to bring people together and create lasting positive impacts. By investing in these initiatives, we aim to inspire future generations, cultivate a sense of unity, and contribute positively to the social and educational fabric of our community.”

For those unable to attend in person, the event will be live-streamed on the SuperSport Schools App, ensuring supporters, family, and friends can cheer on the athletes from anywhere.

For more information and updates, follow the event on social media: Bestmed Egoli Grand Prix on Instagram and Facebook.

Al die uitslae van die reeks soos wat ons dit ontvang sal hier opgedateer word.

Indien u uitslag of wedstryd nie op die lys is nie – tree gerus met ons in kontak deur ‘n e-pos te stuur aan rugby@ssschoolsplus.co.za of per WhatsApp na 072 172 5455.

Al die uitslae:

GROEP 1 

BEKER-AFDELING

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Ander spanne:

o.16: Monument 36, Nelspruit 17; Helpmekaar 38, Rustenburg 12; Garsfontein 30, Noordheuwel 27; Menlopark 49, Marais Viljoen 3.

o.15: Monument 48, Nelspruit 14; Rustenburg 11, Helpmekaar 8; Noordheuwel 21, Garsfontein 0; Menlopark 40, Marais Viljoen 12.

o.14: Monument 22, Nelspruit 19; Helpmekaar 25, Rustenburg 20; Noordheuwel 24, Garsfontein 22; Menlopark 29, Marais Viljoen 10.

PLAAT-AFDELING

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Ander spanne:

o.16: Transvalia 31, Montana 11; Ligbron Akademie 31, Klerksdorp 5; Zwartkop 60, Middelburg 10.

o.15: Transvalia 13, Montana 8; Klerksdorp 34, Ligbron Akademie 19; Middelburg 24, Zwartkop 3.

o.14: Transvalia 62, Montana 0; Klerksdorp 26, Ligbron Akademie 0; Middelburg 14, Zwartkop 12.

SKILD-AFDELING

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Ander spanne:

o.16: Pietersburg 24, Ben Vorster 8; Heidelberg Volkskool 31, Hugenote 14; Die Anker 40, Lichtenburg 0.

o.15: Pietersburg 8, Ben Vorster 7; Heidelberg Volkskool 36, Hugenote 12; Die Anker 26, Lichtenburg 8.

o.14: Ben Vorster 25, Pietersburg 20; Heidelberg Volkskool 18, Hugenote 5; Die Anker 17, Lichtenburg 10.

BOWL-AFDELING

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Ander spanne:

o.16: Merensky 19, Randburg 5; Alberton 59, Dr. Malan 5; Wagpos 58, Eldoraigne 22; Potch Volkies 22, Piet Retief 5.

o.15: Merensky 57, Randburg 0; Dr. Malan 41, Alberton 19; Wagpos 17, Eldoraigne 10; Piet Retief 38, Potch Volkies 18.

o.14: Randburg 34, Merensky 0; Dr. Malan 54, Alberton 0; Eldoraigne 17, Wagpos 3; Piet Retief 27, Potch Volkies 7.

GROEP 2 | UITSPEELWEDSTRYDE

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Ander spanne:

o.16: Lydenburg wen (Hans Moore gee punte); Ellisras 18, HTS John Vorster 15; Centurion 43, Frikkie Meyer 15; Oosterlig 17, Wonderboom 3; Dinamika 26, Midstream College 14; HTS Witbank 21, HTS Tom Naudé 19; Ben Viljoen 19, Ermelo 18; Bergsig 54, Brandwag 19.

o.15: Ermelo wen (Hans Moore gee punte); Ellisras 28, Bergsig 12; Midstream College 30, Frikkie Meyer 6; Dinamika 29, Hoërskool Tuine 7; Leeuwenhof 34, Pretoria-Noord 8; Ben Viljoen 26, Rob Ferreira 12; Hans Strijdom 19, HTS Witbank 15; Centurion 24, Oosterlig 13.

o.14: Lydenburg wen (Hans Moore gee punte); Bergsig 27, Ellisras 7; Midstream College 34, Hans Strijdom 5; Brandwag 42, Wonderboom 8; Dinamika 52, Pretoria-Noord 0; Ermelo 19, HTS Tom Naudé 12; Ben Viljoen 56, Ferrum 0; Centurion 19, Leeuwenhof 10.

GROEP 3 | UITSPEELWEDSTRYDE

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Ander spanne:

o.16: Standerton 33, Allen Glen 10; Vryburg 23, John Vorster (Nigel) 17; Bergvlam 18, Riebeeckrand 5; Delmas 36, Erasmus 12; Die Wilgers 33, HTS Carel de Wet 14; Florida 23, Louis Trichardt 17; Hoogenhout wen (Benoni High gee punte); Wolmaransstad 63, Northern Academy 7.

o.15: Standerton 22, Glenharvie 15; Overvaal 22, Wolmaransstad 14; Fochville 15, Bergvlam 7; Benoni High 19, Erasmus 17; Die Wilgers 8, HTS Carel de Wet 5; Riebeeckrand 14, Louis Trichardt 8; Hoogenhout wen (Birchleigh gee punte); Brits 34, Curro Heuwelkruin 12.

o.14: Standerton 34, Florida 25; Vryburg 33, Benoni High 5; Riebeeckrand 43, Bergvlam 12; John Vorster (Nigel) 44, Curro Hazeldean 26; Die Wilgers 19, Overvaal 3; Bastion 22, Piet Potgieter 15; Barberton wen (Birchleigh gee punte); Wolmaransstad 38, Louis Trichardt 0.

The results from around South Africa will be updated here as we receive the results from the various schools.

If your school’s match is not listed below or you would like to send in your team’s results – please contact us via e-mail at hockey@ssschoolsplus.co.za or via WhatsApp at 072 172 5455.

All the Results:

EASTERN CAPE 

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FREE STATE/GRIQUALAND WEST

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WESTERN CAPE 

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The results from around South Africa will be updated here as we receive the results from the various schools.

If your school’s match is not listed below or you would like to send in your team’s results – please contact us via e-mail at hockey@ssschoolsplus.co.za or via WhatsApp at 072 172 5455.

All the Results:

EASTERN CAPE 

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CENTRAL REGION

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NOORDVAAL 

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WESTERN CAPE 

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The South African u15 girls’ national team will return home with continental silverware after triumphing at the CAF African Schools Football Championship in Zanzibar on Friday night.

Coach Ntombifuthi Khumalo‘s team beat Morocco 5-4 on penalties at a packed Amaan Stadium after the final ended in a 1-1 draw. Afterwards, Khumalo said she couldn’t be prouder of her players.

“I would like to extend my gratitude for the opportunity that allowed these young girls to be in a competition like this, which also helped us to discover such talent,” she said. “The girls showed that they can do so much more if they are given a platform like this to showcase their talent.

“I would like to thank SAFA, CAF, the Motsepe Foundation, the parents, the sponsors and our supporters back home. I would also like to thank the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture, the Department of Basic Education and all the people who were involved in making sure that our kids participated in this tournament.

“Everything went well, they are safe, happy and they are now CAF African Schools Football Championship champions.”

SAFA President Dr Danny Jordaan congratulated the team on their achievement and said they had made the country proud.

The South African u15 girls’ national team follows in the footsteps of Banyana Banyana, who are the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations champions and Mamelodi Sundowns, who are the CAF Women’s Champions League title holders.

Wesgrow Series | 2024

Die Wesgrow-reeks is ‘n skoletoernooi wat in 2018 in die sentrale streek ontstaan het. 

Dié reeks het ‘n belangrike leemte gevul deur die voorste skole in die sentrale streek die geleentheid te gee om jaarliks teen mekaar mee te ding. 

Skolespanne van die Griffons, Griekwas en Vrystaat neem jaarliks aan die reeks deel. Die oorspronklike agt skole wat aan die reeks in 2018 deelgeneem het is – Voortrekker (Bethlehem), Witteberg, Noord-Kaap, Diamantveld, Jim Fouché, Sentraal, Fichardtpark, Goudveld-Hoërskool. 

PUNTESTAND


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UITSLAE


BEPALINGS

Puntestand | Eerstespanne

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Uitslae en Bepalings

20 Julie 2024

Sentraal vs Goudveld-Hoërskool
Voortrekker vs Jim Fouché
Witteberg vs Diamantveld
Fichardtpark vs Hoërskool Trio

13 Julie 2024

Diamantveld vs Goudveld-Hoërskool 
Sentraal vs Voortrekker
Fichardtpark vs Witteberg
Jim Fouché vs Hoërskool Trio

18 Mei 2024

Sentraal vs Diamantveld
Voortrekker vs Witteberg

11 Mei 2024

Sentraal vs Jim Fouché
Witteberg vs Goudveld-Hoërskool

27 April 2024

Goudveld-Hoërskool vs Hoërskool Trio

24 April 2024

Diamantveld 41 (19) – Drieë: Dirk van Heerden (2), Simon Liversage (2), Stiaan van Loggerenberg, Jonathan Harding, Carel Viljoen. Doelskoppe: Liversage (2), Ethan Manus. Fichardtpark 12 (12) – Drieë: Devanté Claasen, Zaine van Zyl. Doelskop: MJ Herbst.

Al die uitslae:

o. 19 – Diamantveld II 46, Fichartpark II 14; Diamantveld III 34, Fichardtpark III 0; Diamantveld IV 15, Landboudal III 14.

o. 16 – Diamantveld A 29, Fichardtpark A 24; Diamatveld B 59, Fichardtpark B 7.

o. 15 – Diamantveld A 26, Fichardtpark A 10; Diamantveld B 31, Fichardtpark B 22.

o. 14 – Diamantveld A 43, Fichardtpark A 14; Diamantveld B 35, Fichardtpark B 0.

20 April 2024

Hoërskool Trio 20 (10) – Drieë: Thuto Kekane (2), Tapiwa Mundeta. Doelskop: Byron Biennas. Strafdoel: Biennas. Witteberg 17 (12) – Drieë: Sakkie Brits, Sydwell Sethi, Jacques van der Merwe. Doelskop: Sethi.

Voortrekker 19 (5) – Drieë: Kamohelo Moses, Arnold Ras, Cecil Parsons. Doelskoppe: Christiaan van der Sandt (2). Goudveld 13 (5) – Drieë: Hendro Boardman, JM Rensburg. Doelskop: Ruben Crous. Strafdoel: Crous.

Diamantveld 38 (7) – Drieë: Jonathan Harding (2), Enrique Boshoff, Marno Greeff, Clinton Brits, Stiaan van Loggerenberg. Doelskoppe: Simon Liversage (2), Harding, Greeff. Jim Fouché 15 (3) – Drieë: Duardt Bester (2). Doelskop: Bendré Vermaak. Strafdoel: Vermaak.

Fichardtpark 27 (17) – Drieë: Martin Kalp (2), Jan-Nel du Plessis, Divan Maartens, Nathan Swanepoel. Doelskop: Devanté Claasen. Sentraal 7 (0) – Drie: Marnus Earle. Doelskop: Lee-Yagin Arendse.

Al die uitslae:

o.19 – Witteberg II 37, Trio II 18; Witteberg III 31, Trio III 21; Voortrekker II 21, Goudveld II 3; Voortrekker III 22, Goudveld III 0; Voortrekker IV 10, Goudveld IV 0; Diamantveld II 37, Jim Fouché II 31; Diamantveld III 47, Jim Fouché III 5; Fichardtpark II 52, Sentraal II 17; Fichardtpark III 26, Sentraal III 5.

o.16 – Witteberg A 27, Trio A 26; Witteberg B 24, Trio B 0; Voortrekker A 19, Goudveld A 7; Voortrekker B 13, Goudveld B 12; Diamantveld A 50, Jim Fouché A 17; Fichardtpark A 17, Sentraal A 5; Sentraal B 41, Fichardtpark B 5.

o.15 – Trio A 55, Witteberg A 7; Trio B 52, Witteberg B 0; Voortrekker A 26, Goudveld A 5; Voortrekker B 56, Goudveld B 0; Jim Fouché A 22, Diamantveld A 19; Jim Fouché B 22, Diamantveld B 7; Sentraal A 24, Fichardtpark A 19; Sentraal B 55, Fichardtpark B 0.

o.14 – Witteberg A 22, Trio A 22; Witteberg B 19, Trio B 0; Voortrekker A 55, Goudveld A 0; Voortrekker B 31, Goudveld B 12; Diamantveld A 41, Jim Fouché A 0; Diamantveld B 57, Jim Fouché B 3; Fichardtpark A 12, Sentraal A 12; Fichardtpark B 28, Sentraal B 21.

6 April 2024

Fichardtpark 24 (17) – Tries: MJ Hattingh, Zaine van Zyl, Marno Smith, Duan Viviers. Conversions: Devanté Claasen (2). Jim Fouché 15 (10) – Tries: Ian Nel, Breyten de Wee. Conversion: Alldrick Johnson. Penalty: Johnson.

Voortrekker 38 (19) – Tries: Cecil Parsons (2), Tristan Meyer, Karabelo Chaka, Frederik Fourie, Dawie Fourie. Conversions: Christiaan van der Sandt (4). Hoërskool Trio 15 (15) – Tries: Dandré Bloem, Juandré Vorster. Conversion: Byron Biennas. Penalty: Biennas

Other results

u19 – Fichardtpark II 32, Jim Fouché II 26; Jim Fouché III 33, Fichardtpark III 13; Voortrekker II 28, Trio II 19; Voortrekker III 24, Trio 3.

u16 – Fichardtpark 17, Jim Fouché 10; Voortrekker 43, Trio 7; Voortrekker B 29, Trio B 7.

u15 – Jim Fouché 15, Fichardtpark 10; Jim Fouché B 31, Fichardtpark B 0; Trio 45, Voortrekker 0; Trio 24, Voortrekker 7.

u14 – Fichardtpark 24, Jim Fouché 14; Fichardtpark B 43, Jim Fouché B 0; Voortrekker 48, Trio 7; Voortrekker B 29, Trio 0.

16 Maart 2024

Voortrekker 33 (7) – Drieë: Kamohelo Moses (2), Frederik Fourie, Kaneng Komane, Francois Maree. Doelskoppe: Christiaan van der Sandt (4). Hoërskool Fichardtpark 10 (5) – Drieë: Zaine van Zyl, Janel du Plessis.

Goudveld-Hoërskool 20 (3) – Drieë: Jan Coetzee, Hannes Fouche, Ru-Bran Kock. Doelskop: JM Rensburg. Strafdoel: Ruben Crous. Jim Fouché 13 (6) – Drie: Bendré Vermaak. Doelskop: Alldrick Johnson. Strafdoelle: Johnson, Christian Strydom.

Witteberg 51 (22) – Drieë: Sydwell Sethi (3), Sakkie Brits, Lesego Mosikidi, Colin van der Merwe, Jacques van der Merwe, Tshepo Motloung, Kenyon Morat. Doelskoppe: Sethi (3), Motloung (2). Sentraal 8 (0) – Drie: Steven Smith. Strafdoel: SJ Coetzee.

Diamantveld 29 (17) – Drieë: De Wet du Plooy, Jayden de Klerk, Kyle Taute, Simon Liversage, Carel Viljoen. Doelskoppe: Simon Liversage, Charl Swanepoel. Hoërskool Trio 27 (8) – Drieë: Killian Kriek, Aaron Kriek, Byron Bienas, Strafdrie. Doelskop: Bienas. Strafdoel: Biennas.

Ander tellings:

o. 19 – Voortrekker II 41, Fichardtpark II 14; Witteberg II 43, Sentraal II 19; Goudveld II 15, Jim Fouché II 12; Diamantveld II 41, Trio II 10; Diamantveld III 54, Trio III 0; Jim Fouché III 26, Goudveld III 12; Voortrekker III 70, Fichardtpark III 8; Witteberg III 47, Sentraal III 19.

o. 16 – Voortrekker A 32, Fichardtpark A 17; Sentraal A 8, Witteberg A 7; Jim Fouché A 27, Goudveld A 26; Diamantveld A 31, Trio A 14; Diamantveld B 33, Trio B 0; Voortrekker B 50, Fichardtpark B 10; Sentraal B 26, Witteberg B 0.

o. 15 – Voortrekker A 36, Fichardtpark A 0; Witteberg A 12, Sentraal A 0; Jim Fouché A 46, Goudveld A 0; Trio A 50, Diamantveld A 0; Trio B 48, Diamantveld B 0; Jim Fouché B 56, Goudveld B 5; Voortrekker B 32, Fichardtpark B 22; Sentraal B 34, Witteberg B 14.

o. 14 – Voortrekker A 52, Fichardtpark A 7; Jim Fouché A 52, Goudveld A 5; Diamantveld A 42, Trio A 5; Diamantveld B 29, Trio B 0; Goudveld B 25, Jim Fouché B 5; Voortrekker B 29, Fichardtpark B 10; Witteberg B 19, Sentraal B 19.

12 Maart 2024

Goudveld-Hoërskool 22 (17) – Drieë: Jan Coetzee (2), Caleb Lottering. Doelskoppe: Ruben Crous (2). Strafdoel: Crous. Fichardtpark 19 (7) – Drieë: MJ Hattingh, Marno Smith, Duan Viviers. Doelskoppe: Devanté Claasen (2).

Jim Fouché 24 (14) – Drieë: SW van der Merwe (2), Christian Strydom, Nathan van Breda. Doelskoppe: Alldrick Johnson (2). Witteberg 24 (17) – Driee: Llewellyn Beukes, Pieter Nel, Tshepo Motloung, Kenyon Morat. Doelskoppe: Sydwell Sethi (2).

Ander uitslae

o.19 – Goudveld II 23, Fichardtpark II 15; Witteberg II 22, Jim Fouché II 19; Goudveld III 26, Fichardtpark III 26; Jim Fouché III 19, Witteberg III 17; Jim Fouché IV 24, Witteberg 10.

o.16 – Fichardtpark 31, Goudveld 10; Witteberg  25, Jim Fouché 15; Fichardtpark B 19, Goudveld B 0.

o.15 – Fichardtpark 31, Goudveld 7; Jim Fouché 22, Witteberg 10; Jim Fouché B 33, Witteberg B 10; Fichardtpark B 26, Goudveld B 5.

o.14 – Fichardtpark 57, Goudveld 0; Witteberg 50, Jim Fouché 0; Witteberg B 38, Jim Fouché B 0; Fichardtpark B 33, Goudveld B 7.

9 Maart 2024

Sentraal vs Trio

2 Maart 2024

Hoërskool Diamantveld 18 (5) – Drieë: Enrique Boshoff, Carel Viljoen. Doelskop: Simon Liversage. Strafdoel: Liversage, Marno Greeff. Voortrekker 6 (3) – Strafdoele: Christian van der Sandt (2).

Ander spanne:

o. 16A: Voortrekker 14, Diamantveld 10.
o. 15A: Diamantveld 13, Voortrekker 12.
o. 14A: Voortrekker 33, Diamantveld 22.