Author: froberholzer

Scorers:

Paul Roos Gimnasium 34 (21) – Drieë: Jan-Jan Nel, Jordan Steenkamp, Matthew Kleyn, Dylan van Wyk. Doelskoppe: Travis Pheiffer (4). Penalties: Pheiffer (2). Garsfontein 32 (11) – Drieë: Junaide Stuart, Derrick Kuhn, Lourenz de Jager, Luan van den Berg. Doelskoppe: Joshua Gouws (3). Penalties: Gouws (2).

Grey College 24 (12) – Tries: Lamla Mgedezi (3), JG Badenhorst. Conversions: Jan-Hendrik van der Linden (2). Noordheuwel 22 (15) – Tries: Gideon Diedericks, Steph Botha, Jeandré Uithaler. Conversions: Uithaler (2). Penalty: Uithaler.

Rondebosch Boys High 38 (19) – Tries: Josh Neill (2), 13 Randall-John Davids, Alutha Wesi, Penalty Try, Caileb Bell. Conversions: Harry Soboil (3). Jeppe High School for Boys 15 (15) – Tries: Ndimphiwe Mjiji, Lindelani Nkambule. Conv: Nehemiah Hollenbach. Penalties: Hollenbach.

Oakdale Landbou 45 (24) – Tries: Christiaan Vorster (3) Adrian Smith (2), Diaan Augustyn,Reinhart Viljoen. Conversions: CT Vosloo (5). Hoërskool Nelspruit 12 (7) – Tries: Tinyiko Silubane. Vian Louw. Doelskop: John Duncan.

Stellenberg 52 (12) – Tries: Ryan Jones (3), Ralton Rhode (3), Luka Tonitz, Christian Janse van Rensburg. Conversions: Ethan van Biljon (6). Voortrekker 7 (7) – Try: Jayden de Jesus. Conversion: Nolan du Plooy.

Helpmekaar 33 (21) – Tries: Andreas Badenhorst (2), Ethan Lourens, Gustav Grotius, Keanan Combrinck. Conversions: Wian Storm (4). Nico Malan 17 (8) – Tries: Piet Kleynhans, Chrisjan de Lange. Conversions: Liam Bekker, Leighton Lawrence. Penalty: Bekker, Lawrence.

Marais Viljoen 41 (26) – Tries: Rio Tshimbalanga (3), Sifiso Shongwe, Munga Mwengehya, Ondisa Njili, 19. Conversions: Raynhardt Kruger (3). Worcester Gimnasium 31 (12) – Tries: Amaan Adendorff (2), Elrenzo Swartz, Luke Cupido. Conversions: Lohenzel Tshabatau, Lhangquin de Bruyn.

Hoërskool Rustenburg 60 (33) – Tries: Xavier Steenkamp (2), Hendré Robinson (2), Bradley Sneyers (2), Lorenzo Snyers, Adriano George, Tihan Labuschagne, Johnré Jafthas. Conversions: Riacordo Enos (4). Diamantveld 24 (12) – Tries: JG van Heerden (2), Driaan Jacobs, Bernard Daniëls. Conversions: Van Heerden, Duran Makoni.

Framesby 60 (34) – Tries: Eden Calitz (3), Cole Hilpert (2), Chales Blignaut, Dewaldry Fortuin, Mondré van Heerden, Damien Witbooi. Conversions: Jaiden Brewis (4), Van Heerden. Duineveld 7 (0) – Try: PJ Smit. Conversion: Smit.

Paarl Gimnasium capped off a successful day for the South, which won six of eight games, on the first day of the NMI Toyota North/South Tournament at Paul Roos Gimnasium, in Stellenbosch, on Friday.

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Four tries from right-wing, Johan Kleynhans, followed by a hat-trick of tries by captain and outside centre, Markus Muller, and doubles from Thomas Saunders and the replacement wing, Jeraahno Jager, helped power Gim to an astonishing 102-0 win over beat King Edward VII School (KES).

Muller, who is already enjoying a season to remember, continued to stake his claim for the SA Schools number 13 jersey by scoring his second hat-trick of tries and his eighth try in only three matches so far this year.

The spotlight, though, belonged to Kleynhans, who didn’t just have to run it in but had to work hard to score his four tries.

Quinton Potgieter, Gim’s eighth-man, led an impressive pack with authority. Although he scored only one try, he deserved more for his high work rate and bullocking runs, which set the KES defenders on the back foot.

In the curtain-raiser, Paarl Boys’ High made Affies, their next opponents, sit up and take notice, by smashing Hoërskool Waterkloof 66-0. That result certainly adds some spice to the clash between two of the giants of South African schoolboy rugby, who meet on Monday evening.

Tommy Muller, Boishaai’s hooker, was exceptional, as always. Apart from scoring two tries, which came off the back of strong driving mauls, Muller kept the Klofies busy with his energetic ball carries in broken play. His example fired up the potent Boishaai pack, including man of the match, lock Gershom Pieters, which dominated the contest from start to finish, and laid on a sound platform for Paarl Boys’ High’s dangerous backline.

Flyhalf Francois van der Merwe did an exceptional job in spreading the ball well with an abundance of possession. His excellent distribution created opportunities for the speedsters on the outside, who made Waterkloof pay, running in tries that looked all too simple.

SCORERS

Paarl Gimnasium 102 (38) – Tries: Johan Kleynhans (4), Markus Muller (3), Thomas Saunders (2), Jeerahno Jagers (2), Quintin Potgieter, JC Dreyer, Dawid Badenhorst, Divan Pieters, Hendré van Zyl. Conversions: Pieters (10), Louis Koen. King Edward VII 0.

Paarl Boys’ High 66 (29) – Tries: Tommie Muller (2), Gavie Kok, Kaleb Holmes, Gershom Pieters, Liam de Villiers, Tristan Joubert, Jeneal Davids, Josh le Roux, Kobus Wilken. Conversions: Iwan Jordaan (4), Mark Grindlay (4). Waterkloof 0.

Vanjaar se NMI Toyota Noord/Suid-toernooi het op ‘n geskiedkundige wyse vir Hoërskool Durbanville afgeskop.

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Die Durbies het vir die eerste keer ooit daarin geslaag om vir Hoërskool Monument uit te stof, met ‘n telling van 30-21.

Alhoewel dié twee spanne nog nét drie keer vantevore ontmoet het, waarvan die eerste keer in 1979 met Monument wat 20-10 gewen het, word die Monumentare oor die algemeen as gunstelinge beskou.

Dit het egter nou verander.

Die span van die Wes-Kaap het soos tiere verdedig, vernaam by die afbreekpunte, waar hy die span van Krugersdorp onder groot druk geplaas het. Die Durbie-losvoorspelers het dikwels omgekeerde besit bewerkstellig om die Monumentare se momentum te stuit, terwyl dit terselftertyd ook geleenthede geskep het vir losskakel, Kyle Albertus, en die Man van die Wedstryd, Valrhinio Olckers, op heelagter.

Albertus het die toutjies soos ‘n gesoute generaal getrek, terwyl Olckers gereeld aansluiting by die agterlyn gevind het om die Krugersdorpers se verdediging te beproef.

Soos wat die geval teen Grey-kollege was, was die Wit Bulle se losskakel, Anthony Viljoen, weer sý span se groot uitblinker, en sy aanvalsvernuf en uitstekende visie beloof om nog vele teenstanders op hul tone te hou.

Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool het sy indrukwekkende segetog in vanjaar se jong seisoen voortgesit met ‘n slagting van HTS Drostdy. Die Rooi-, Geel-, Groen-golf het die span van die Wes-Kaap met ‘n tsoenami-telling van 61-17 getref.

Alhoewel die Pretorianers met 44 punte die oorhand geniet het, het die Donkies nietemin vir drie uiters aanskoulike drieë, waarvan twee deur heelagter, Pirlo Baron, vanuit hul eie halfgebied gesorg.

Die taktiese skopwerk van Affies se Ruben Groenewald was egter weer dodelik. Groenewald is straks die beste in die land in hierdie afdeling, wat gevaarligte vir toekomstige teenstanders laat flikker. Tesame met sy akkurate stelskopwerk en netjiese balverspreiding, het dit aan hom die Man van die Wedstryd-toekenning besorg. Die Affies-pak lyk ook soos ‘n ander gedierte, met die agttal wat nog deurentyd vanjaar sy stem dik gemaak het.

Puntemakers:

Hoërskool Durbanville 30 (24) – Drieë: Michael Shaw (2), Valrhinio Olckers, Tylo Hess. Doelskoppe: Kyle Albertus (2). Strafdoele: Albertus (2). Monument 21 (14) – Drieë: Tasliem Guyam, Ruan Genis, Ewan van der Walt. Doelskoppe: Anthony Viljoen (3).

Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool 61 (40) – Drieë: Rikus Strydom (2), Fourie Roberts, Stephan McDonald, Hugo Snyman, Bauke Swart, Lamond Baaitjies, Elwin Jansen van Rensburg, Divan Fourie. Doelskoppe: Ruben Groenewald (8). HTS Drostdy 17 (12) – Drieë: Pirlo Baron (2), Caden Juries. Doelskop: Jano van Deventer.

Hoërskool Dr EG Jansen is deur ‘n goed geoliede Boland Landbou-masjien getref op die eerste dag van die 2025 NMI Toyota Noord/Suid-toernooi in Stellenbosch.

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Die span van die Paarl het nie minder nie as 11 keer agter die Arende se doellyn gaan kuier, om uiteindelik met 71-10 koning te kraai. Die Ocks-tweeling was vir vier van die drieë verantwoordelik.

Jason Ocks, wat op buitesenter uitgedraf het, het eerste die doellyn twee keer oorgesteek, maar broer, Jadon Ocks (linkervleuel), het nie op hom laat wag nie en die Ocks-naam in die tweede helfte verder hoog gehou met sy tweekuns. Die tweeling sal nietemin die eerste wees om hul agttal te bedank vir die formidabele grondslag wat vir dié reuse oorwinning gelê is.

Agter die skrum, het skrumskakel, Jayden Brits, sy ervaring ingespan om die uitstekende balbesit uit te kry by die snellers agterlangs, soos heelagter, Gehano van Bo, wat óók twee keer deurgedartel het vir drieë.

Die Hoërskool Menlopark se senterpaar, bestaande uit Dylan Stumke en Leskin Samuels, het die Markotter-stadion vergas op kookwaterspel waarmee hulle vir Outeniqua laat les opsê het in die Pretorianers se sege van 34-24. Samuels het die Kwaggas se verdediging dikwels oorhoeks gehad met sy venynige voetwerk, terwyl Stumke hom perfek aangevul het met sy fisieke spel.

Die span van George het wel sy ritme later begin vind om binne ‘n oogwink 24 punte aan te teken. Loskopstut, Matthew Prins, is beloon vir ‘n kragtige vertoning met ‘n tweekuns aan drieë, terwyl haker, Keenan Myners, terug van Monument, puik ondersteuning gebied het met sy woelige spel in die vaste los.

Puntemakers:

Boland Landbou 71 (33) – Drieë: Jason Ocks (2), Jadon Ocks (2), Gehano van Bo (2), Jayden Brits, Du Toit Brink, Chad Meintjies, Henry Rudder, Blake de Kock. Doelskoppe: Brits (9). EG Jansen 10 (0) – Drieë: Christopher Combrink, Joseph Diesel.

Menlopark 34 (22) – Drieë: Nathen du Plessis (2), Gustav Schäffner, Dylan Stumke, Leskin Samuels, Reinhardt Herbst. Doelskop: Andru Keun. Outeniqua 24 (0) – Drieë: Matthew Prins (2), Keenan Myners, Schalk van der Merwe. Doelskoppe: Virgil Pokpas (2).

Qawe Sawuka dived over for a double as SACS opened their NMI Toyota North/South Tournament account with a comfortable 31-12 victory over Welkom Gimnasium in the second game of the first day.

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It was a well-deserved reward for the loosehead prop’s excellent performance for the southern suburbs’ team.

Apart from being a handful with his pick and drives around the breakdown, which was the source of his two tries, he kept the Welkom side busy with his energetic contributions in broken play.

Parel Vallei made a splashy debut at the North/South tournament with a big 57-12 victory over their fellow newcomers, the Mzwandile Mali XV. The side from Somerset West performed confidently and showed that they were not scared to give the ball air, which was reflected in the hat-trick of tries scored by fullback Shudley Rhoda.

He benefitted from the acres of space afforded him because of the dominance of the Parel Vallei forwards, led by 8th-man Renato Tosi, whose physical presence, especially when in possession, kept his side on the front foot. That created opportunities for Rhoda and company to run rampant at the back.

There were, however, some promising signs from the Mzwandile Mali XV. In the second half, they found some rhythm on attack, which caught out the Parel Vallei defenders on a couple of occasions and brought them reward for their willingness to play running rugby.

SCORERS

SACS 31 (21) – Tries: Qawe Sawuka (2), Daniel Grant, Quewinn Lackay. Conversions: Mike Skeelers (4). Penalty: Skeelers. Welkom Gimnasium 12 (5) – Tries: Rewaldo Farmer, Aswell Makepan. Conversion: Jadewyn Solomons.

Parel Vallei 57 (40) – Tries: Shudley Rhoda (3), Renato Tosi (2), Owen Cockfort, Johan van Zyl, Stephan Nieman, Robyn Septoe. Conversions: Rhoda (6). Mzwandile Mali XV 19 (12) – Tries: Matthew Goliath, Sibabalwe Gwintsa, Denash van Sencie Conversions: Gwintsa (3).

Scorers: 

Paarl Gimnasium 102 (38) – Tries: Johan Kleynhans (4), Markus Muller (3), Thomas Saunders (2), Jeraahno Jagers Jagers (2), Quintin Potgieter, JC Dreyer, Dawid Badenhorst, Divan Pieters, Hendré van Zyl. Conversions: Pieters (10), Louis Koen. King Edward VII 0.

HJS Paarl 66 (29) – Tries: Tommie Muller (2), Gavie Kok, Kaleb Holmes, Gershom Pieters, Liam de Villiers, Tristan Joubert, Jeneal Davids, Josh le Roux, Kobus Wilken. Conversions: Iwan Jordaan (4), Mark Grindlay (4). Waterkloof 0.

Afrikaans Hoër Seunskool 61 (40) – Tries: Rikus Strydom (2), Fourie Roberts, Stephan McDonald, Hugo Snyman, Bauke Swart, Lamond Baaitjies, Elwin Jansen van Rensburg, Divan Fourie. Conversions: Ruben Groenewald (8). HTS Drostdy 17 (12) – Tries: Pirlo Baron (2), Caden Juries. Conversion: Jano van Deventer.

Hoërskool Durbanville 30 (24) – Tries: Michael Shaw (2), Valrhinio Olckers, Tylo Hess. Conversions: Kyle Albertus (2). Penalties: Albertus (2). Monument 21 (14) – Tries: Tasliem Guyam, Ruan Genis, Ewan van der Walt. Conversions: Anthony Viljoen (3).

Boland Landbou 71 (33) – Tries: Jason Ocks (2), Jayden Brits, Gehano van Bo (2), Du Toit Brink, Chad Meintjies, Henry Rudder, Blake de Kock, Jadon Ocks (2). Conversions: Brits (9). EG Jansen 10 (0) – Tries: Deshean Pietersen, Jordan van der Westhuizen.

Menlopark 34 (22) – Tries: Nathen du Plessis (2), Gustav Schäffner, Dylan Stumke, Leskin Samuels, Reinhardt Herbst. Doelskop: Andru Keun. Outeniqua 24 (0) – Tries: Matthew Prins (2), Keenan Myners, Schalk van der Merwe. Conversions: Virgil Pokpas (2).

SACS 31 (21) – Tries: Qawe Sawuka (2), Daniel Grant, Quewinn Lackay. Conversions: Mike Skeelers (4). Penalty: Skeelers. Welkom Gimnasium 12 (5) – Tries: Rewaldo Farmer, Aswell Makepan. Conversion: Jadewyn Solomons.

Parel Vallei 57 (40) – Tries: Shudley Rhoda (3), Renato Tosi (2), Owen Cockfort, Johan van Zyl, Stephan Nieman, Robyn Septoe. Conversions: Rhoda (6). Mzwandile Mali XV 19 (12) – Tries: Matthew Goliath, Sibabalwe Gwintsa, Denash van Sencie Conversions: Gwintsa (3)

The 11th NMI Toyota North/South tournament will, undoubtedly, feature many of South Africa’s most talented young rugby players in action. However, the battles in the midfield will be the “centre” of attention.

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It is, after all, in that department where the South African Schools selectors will have an abundance of exciting players to choose from, with players like Affies‘ Nicholaas Grobler and Helpmekaar‘s Ty Ax eager to throw their names into the hat for the 13 jersey.

Thus far, however, it has been a two-horse race between Grey College‘s bruising Ethan Adams and Markus Muller, from Paarl Gimnasium, who both feature in SuperSport Schools Plus’s Five to Watch for the 2025 North/South Tournament.

Ethan Adams – Grey College

Widely known as Ethan “The Tank” Adams, thanks to the popular voice of Johan “Spoed” Smith on SuperSport Schools commentary, Adams has been a massive figure, literally and figuratively, in the rugby giants from Bloemfontein’s backline. In 2024, when he was in grade 11, he was selected for the South African Schools side. His powerful runs in the midfield have made defending against the Grey side especially difficult. Alongside his effectiveness on attack, he doesn’t shy away from putting in some big hits on defence, too.

Markus Muller – Paarl Gimnasium

The try-scoring machine from Paarl Gimnasium, Markus Muller, will seek to keep making the dive for five in his team’s two outings in Stellenbosch. In 2024, Muller followed in the footsteps of the famous Gimmies’ centre and Springbok captain, Jean de Villiers, when he became the second player from Western Province to make a South African Schools side from the Western Province XV team. His superb vision and big-match temperament will be one of the keys to Gim’s success at the Noord/Suid Tournament.

Ruben Groenewald – Afrikaans Hoër Seunskool

When speaking about a mature head on young shoulders, the Wit Bulle and Affies’ fly half, Ruben Groenewald, comes to mind. Possessing the vision of an experienced 10, Groenewald is the orchestrator of the Wit Bulle’s attack, especially with a dangerous midfield consisting of Divan Fourie and Nicholaas Grobler on his outside. He also possesses a well-considered tactical kicking game, which regularly turns the opposition around and puts Affies’ massive pack of forwards on the front foot.

Gert Kemp – Paul Roos Gimnasium

Talking about tanks, the hosts’ openside flanker, Gert Kemp, deserves a special mention. His high work rate all over the field is immense and that makes him a big weapon in the Maroon Machine‘s arsenal for a second consecutive year. He will give Garsfontein and Noordheuwel all they can handle at breakdown time. Kemp is proficient at creating turnover ball, and that skill makes Paul Roos very dangerous as they turn defence into attack.

Luan van den Berg – Garsfontein 

One of the best scrummagers at the tournament this year, Luan “Proppie” van den Berg, will look to lead a dominant Garsfontein pack from the front row. He will be a strong contender for a place in the SA Schools side later this year and will be especially familiar to SA Schools’ scrum coach Cobus van Dyk, who is at the Noord/Suid Tournament with his Waterkloof side.

In a match highlighted by massive tackles and rollicking runs, a double by Kuhle Shitlhangu secured an away victory of 37-28 for Jeppe High School for Boys over King Edward VII School in the first of their annual two derbies.

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Shitlhango was the first to dot down for Jeppe. Then, towards the end of the game, he stormed down an attempted drop goal from the Reds’ flyhalf, Andrew Jackson, right on the hooter, gathered the ball, and ran almost the length of the field to score his second and make it 1-0 in favour of Jeppe in the first of their two King Price Derby Series matches against KES this year.

Both sides’ physicality seemed to have been ratcheted up a notch from their outings last week, which would’ve been expected given the importance of getting one over an old foe.

Shitlhangu, besides dotting down twice, filled the role of openside flanker expertly, making life difficult for the home side, which earned him the accolade of Man of the Match.

Besides him, Jeppe lock, Glodi Tshipamba, threw his body around all over the park. He dominated in the lineouts too, causing the home side headaches.

The Reds, were impressive with their steadfast defence, often making double hits, which stopped the visitors in their tracks. That ferocious defence kept them in the contest for the entire 70 minutes.

In the second half, though, Jeppe found their stride and their outside backs, especially, left-wing, Lethabo Mashao, revelled in the space created by some slick handling and interactive play between the backs and the forwards, which brought about a turning point in the game.

The home side never stopped taking it to the visitor, however. Scrumhalf and vice-captain, Regan McGurk, shone. His service behind the KES pack was immaculate, but his efforts on defence and at rucks stole the show as he pulled off crucial turnovers at critical junctures

The battle between the kickers, Nehemia Hollenbach and Indi Mbonsiswa, was, as expected, a battle within a battle. Unfortunately for the Reds, Hollenbach came out on top this time, slotting six kicks at goal, including three conversions and three penalties. Mbonsiswa wasn’t far behind, succeeding with two conversions and three penalties of his own to contribute 13 points to the Red Army’s tally.

POINTS SCORERS

Jeppe High School for Boys 37 (6) – Tries: Kuhle Shitlhangu (2), Lethabo Moshau, Aluwani Ndlovu. Conversions: Nehemiah Hollenbach (4). Penalties: Hollenbach (3). King Edward VII 28 (17) – Tries: Tristan Randall, Sam Bruwer, Taig David. Conversions: Indi Mbonsiswa (2). Penalties: Mbonsiswa (3).

Other Teams 

u.16: King Edward VII 29, Jeppe High School for Boys 19.

u.15: King Edward VII 11, Jeppe High School for Boys 5.

u.14: Jeppe High School for Boys 32, King Edward VII 10.

Dit het soos verwag ‘n klipharde en senutergende stryd afgegee tussen Hoërskool Wesvalia en Hoërskool Klerksdorp in die kwarteindronde van die NWU Prestige-reeks.

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Die toeskouers in Klerksdorp was vir die volle 70 minute vasgenael aan hul sitplekke, met dié derby wat tot die bittereinde vir hope opwinding gesorg het.

Dit was so hittete of Klerksdorp het as oorwinnaar getree uit die stryd tussen dié twee rugbyreuse van die dorp.

Dit was egter nie hoe die draaiboek geskryf was nie en die span in bruinrooi kon uiteindelik ‘n sug van verligting slaak na die swaarverdiende oorwinning van 16-12 waarmee Wessies gevorder het tot die halfeindronde van die Prestige-reeks . Die tuisspan se se pak het hand opgesteek om sy stempel af te druk in die vaste fasette en het ook op die verdediging dikwels die besoekers se besit omvergegooi.

Dit was egter weer die skopskoen van losskakel, Eduard Dreyer, wat die laaste sê gehad het. Dreyer se drie strafdoele en een doelskop het uiteindelik ‘n deurslaggewende rol in sy span se sege gespeel.

Klerksdorp se agsteman en kaptein, Tiaan Koen, het vir die soveelste keer met sy fisieke spel op die aanval beïndruk om sy span deurentyd op die voorvoet te plaas.

Hoërskool Zwartkop het ‘n kliniese vertoning teen Hoërskool Die Anker gelewer om ‘n wegholsege van 42-3 te behaal. Die span van Centurion, wat opslae maak met sy aantreklike hardlooprugby, se aanslag is gelei deur regtervleuel, Luan Isaacs, wat ‘n driekuns behaal het. Binnesenter, David van Jaarsveld, het self twee keer agter die span van Brakpan se doellyn gaan kuier.

Die Zwarries het sy man teen Die Anker se pak gestaan en volgens hul sterkpunte gespeel, naamlik om die bal so vinnig moontlik by die snellers op die punte te kry. Hulle het voorts omgekeerde besit uitstekend benut en gevaarlike teenaanvalle geloods, waarvoor die Die Anker nie ‘n antwoord gehad het nie.

Heidelberg Volkskool se Tyrone Munro en Reuben Bothma het elkeen ‘n tweekuns aan drieë behaal in die Volkies se oortuigende sege van 43-25 oor Hoërskool Jeugland. Die span van Heidelberg is beslis besig om ritme te vind, wat moeilikheid voorspel vir toekomstige teenstanders.

Puntemakers:

Wesvalia 16 (3) – Drie: Fafa Calitz. Doelskop: Eduard Dreyer. Strafdoele: Dreyer (3). Hoërskool Klerksdorp 12 (5) – Drieë: Tiaan Koen, Dorian Isaacs. Doelskop: Brendin Matthyse.

Zwartkop 42 (25) – Drieë: Luan Isaacs (3), David van Jaarsveld (2), Zulu Mona. Doelskoppe: Tilon Baron (3). Strafdoele: Baron (2). Die Anker 3 (3) – Strafdoel: Edrick Pienaar.

Ander wedstryde:

Heidelberg Volkskool 43 (26) – Drieë: Tyrone Munro (2), Reuben Bothma (2), Henru Coetzer, Jeandré Pretorius, Pieter Greyling. Doelskoppe: Hein Oelofse (4). Jeugland 25 (10).

Hugenote (Springs) 24 (5) – Drieë: Zander van Vuuren, Dylan Podges, Thanyani Mokiri, Luan Pretorius. Doelskoppe: Yovan Prinsloo (2). Wagpos 22 (12).