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Easter weekend means one thing in South African school sport: the rugby festivals are here, the grass is green, and somewhere out there, a parent is already pre-treating a rugby jersey.

This year, SuperSport Schools and Omo are teaming up to celebrate the players who make washing sports kits a full-time job, and we could not be more excited about it.

Introducing the Omo Dirtiest Player of the Match award, coming to every single game across the Easter Festival circuit.

What does it take to win?

Simple. Get stuck in. Give everything. Leave a piece of yourself and probably a grass stain or three on the field.

Our commentary teams will be watching closely. Not for the prettiest feet or the slickest hands. They are looking for the player who has dived where others hesitated, tackled where others stepped aside and arrived home looking like they lost a fight with the pitch.

A parent’s nightmare. A coach’s dream.

Let’s be honest. There is a very specific type of parent reading this right now. You know who you are. You’re the one who checks the kitbag on the way to the car, sees what your child has done to a perfectly clean jersey and pair of crisp white shorts and quietly wonders whether it was actually necessary to slide through that puddle.

It was necessary. It was absolutely necessary.

The child who comes home with mud on their collar, turf in their boots and the unmistakable look of someone who left it all out there, that child is exactly who we are looking for. They are the heart of school sport. The ones who make the highlight reels, make the coaches proud and make the laundry basket overflow.

At SuperSport Schools, we have always believed that the dirtiest players are often the most important ones on the field. The grinders. The grafters. The ones who do the unglamorous work that changes the result.

Omo gets it too! Which is why this partnership makes complete sense. Because behind every brilliant, mud-covered, grass-stained performance, there is a parent doing a brilliant, unsung job of their own.

Catch every moment across the Easter Festivals

The Omo Dirtiest Player of the Match award will be handed out at St Johns, St Stithians, KES, Kearsney, and PBHS covering every match, every day, across the full festival circuit. Clips from every presentation will be posted across the SuperSport Schools social platforms, so you can follow the filthiest performances of the weekend in real time.

To the players: get dirty. Get involved. Give absolutely everything.

To the parents: stock up on Omo.

On Wednesday, the fourth and final day of the 2026 Frans Malherbe u15 Festival, the hosts, Paarl Boys’ High, their arch-rivals Paarl Gimnasium, and their fellow Western Cape outfits Oakdale Landbou, Paul Roos Gimnasium, and Wynberg Boys’ High completed their schedules with unbeaten records.

Boishaai ended their campaign with a solid 36-12 over Kroonstad’s Hoërskool Trio.

Hoërskool Middelburg made it a close contest against Paul Roos on Saturday, and they again produced a ferocious effort against Paarl Gim. They went down, losing 10-19, but once again they impressed with their hard-nosed approach.

Xandru van Rensburg made it five tries in three games to help Gimmies take the win.

Paul Roos kept their record clean with a 29-5 victory over a Hoërskool Rustenburg outfit which had kept Gimmies on their toes when the festival began on Friday night.

Grey High earned a big win, blanking the Paarl locals, Boland Landbou, 38-0. Regular contributors Zachary Matthys and Joubert Bosch were again on the scoresheet, while Inam Williams bagged a brace of tries.

SACS outside centre Tylor Isaacs scored his second hat-trick in three games at the festival and converted all three tries in the Newlands school’s 21-0 victory over Worcester Gimnasium.

Isaacs has been tearing it up, crossing for 10 tries in his last five matches. He’s also tallied 26 points with the boot for a total of 76 at 15.2 points per game.

After a tough loss in their second match to Grey High, Stellenberg High roared back with a 57-0 drubbing of Hoërskool Robertson. Flyhalf Daniel de Bruyn led the way with 20 points, which came via two tries and five conversions.

In one of the tightest matches of the day, Hoërskool Waterkloof won an arm-wrestle against Hoërskool Diamantveld by a narrow 7-0 margin.

Results | Day 4

HTS Drostdy 59, Nico Malan High 7; Hoërskool Wesvalia 19, Hoërskool Charlie Hofmeyr 10; Hoërskool Strand 7, Hoërskool Swartland 3; SACS 21, Worcester Gimnasium 0; HTS Daniel Pienaar 24, Hoërskool Punt 7; Grey High 38, Boland Landbou 0; Hoërskool Waterkloof 7, Hoërskool Diamantveld 0; Stellenberg High 57, Hoërskool Robertson 0; Paul Roos Gimnasium 29, Hoërskool Rustenburg 5; Paarl Boys’ High 36, Hoërskool Trio 12; Oakdale Landbou 55, Hoërskool Menlopark 0; Wynberg Boys’ High 35, Hoërskool Durbanville 21; Paarl Gimnasium 19, Hoërskool Middelburg 10.

The 2026 Saints Easter Rugby Festival hosts 16 teams and features 19 fixtures across three days of play: Thursday, 2 April; Saturday, 4 April; and Monday, 6 April.

There are plenty of tantalising clashes on the fixture list, including St Stithians against St John’s College from Harare on the opening day.

A humdinger is lined up to end the day’s action with Hoërskool Garsfontein – fresh off a win over Paarl Boys’ High and another over Stellenberg High, the conquerors of Grey College and Paarl Gimnasium – taking on Wynberg Boys’ High.

Catch the action LIVE on SuperSport Schools

Day two will once again see Garsies tested; this time by Hartpury College from Gloucestershire, England. Recent graduates of the school include England prop Ellis Genge and Wales wing Louis Rees-Zammit.

Straight after that clash, Hoërskool Pietersburg tackles Hoërskool Middelburg in a clash featuring one of Limpopo’s best against one of Mpumalanga’s leading lights.

On Monday, day three, expect all-out running rugby when international visitors, Windhoek High go up against the Mzwandile Mali XV.

Saints will also wrap up their fixtures with a tester against the talent-laden Wynberg Boys’ High outfit.

FIXTURES

Day 1 – Thursday, 2 April

09:00 – Hartpury College XV vs Windhoek High
10:00 – St Stithians College vs St John’s College (Harare)
11:00 – Mzwandile Mali XV vs Clifton College
12:00 – St Charles College vs Northcliff High
13:00 – Hoërskool Kempton Park vs Hoërskool Pietersburg
14:00 – Hartpury College vs Hoërskool Middelburg
15:00 – Hoërskool Garsfontein vs Wynberg Boys’ High

Day 2 – Saturday, 4 April

09:00 – Hartpury College XV vs Mzwandile Mali XV
10:00 – St Charles College vs Hoërskool Kempton Park
11:00 – St John’s College (Harare) vs Clifton College
12:00 – Windhoek High vs Northcliff High
13:00 – Hartpury College vs Hoërskool Garsfontein
14:00 – Hoërskool Pietersburg vs Hoërskool Middelburg

Day 3 – Monday, 6 April

09:00 – St Stithians College vs Wynberg Boys’ High
10:00 – Try Tournament u18 vs Northcliff High XV
11:00 – Windhoek High vs Mzwandile Mali XV
12:00 – Northcliff High vs Hartpury College
13:00 – Hoërskool Garsfontein vs Hoërskool Kempton Park
14:00 – Hoërskool Pietersburg vs St John’s College (Harare)

The St John’s Easter Rugby Festival returns for its 29th edition on Thursday, 2 April. It features some of the biggest names in schoolboy rugby.

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Fixtures

Thursday, 2 April  

11:20 – Golden Lions Invitational XV vs Welkom Gimnasium
12:30 – St Alban’s College vs St Joseph’s Nudgee College II
13:40 – St Benedict’s College vs Graeme College
14:50 – Kingswood College vs St David’s Marist
16:00 – Monument vs Weslake Boys’ High
17:10 – Grey College vs St Joseph’s Nudgee College
19:10 – Hilton College vs Hoërskool Nelspruit
20:20 – St John’s College vs Diocesan College

Saturday – 4 April 

09:30 – St David’s Marist vs Hoërskool Randburg
10:40 – St Benedict’s College vs St Joseph’s Nudgee College II
11:50 – Hoërskool Nelspruit vs St Alban’s College
13:00 – Monument vs Kingswood College
14:10 – St John’s College vs Golden Lions Invitational XV
15:20 – Graeme College vs Diocesan College
17:30 – Welkom Gimnasium vs Westlake Boys’ High
18:40 – Hilton College vs St Joseph’s Nudgee College

The Teams: 

Diocesan College: 15 Danny Newton, 14 Miyolo Ngculu, 13 Eljaron Geduld, 12 Boytjie Fyfer, 11 Lulibo Nyawula, 10 Christian Toweel, 9 Jack Fleck, 8 Jack Venter, 7 Ethan Venter, 6 Connor Clark, 5 Luke Hofmeyr, 4 Alex Vincent, 3 Jack Hibling, 2 Joe Lanning, 1 Sam Bey. Replacements: 16 Cody Cedras, 17 Jarred Kowen, 18 James Gordon, 19 Jono Horton, 20 Dan Coetzee, 21 Rhys Jack, 22 Caleb Clark, 23 Elihle Tsobo.

Golden Lions XV: 15 Junior Mthetwa, 14 Luca Montana, 13 Busa Tom, 12 Sail Goldberg, 11 Joshua Wardel, 10 Gavi Graff, 9 Jovan Plaaitjies, 8 Keith Ncube, 7 Daniel Kruger, 6 Sayvon Kqatz, 5 Isaac Morris, 4 Jake Kaham, 3 Zak Pieterse, 2 Obakeng Rametsi, 1 Khaye Mukhadakhomu. Replacements: 16 Neo Matsane, 17 Thabiso Sambo Pork, 18 Thato Teme, 19 Junior Nyuswa, 20 Devon Burger, 21 Kulani Ngobeni, 22 Karabao Raseakela, 23 Kwanele Rock.

Graeme College: 15 Lucritia Magau, 14 Asakhe Ranuga, 13 Erin Nelson, 12 Torres Fourie, 11 Elfin Fanton, 10 Ibenathi Kondile, 9 Luke Doyle, 8 Lidwala Maliti, 7 Nicholas Cock, 6 Iviwe Mshubheki, 5 Akho Tonjeni, 4 Andrew Muir, 3 Luyolo Mapalala, 2 Athi Manyathi, 1 Bagcine Njemgele. Replacements: 16 Hunta van Zyl, 17 Olo Jaca, 18 Ben du Toit, 19 Ethan de Wet, 20 Ahlumile Maqungu, 21 Seunathi Mfundisi, 22 Athenkosi Mukume, 23 Masi Maboza.

Grey College: 15 Lamla Mgedezi, 14 JG Horn, 13 Eddie Mabena, 12 O’Ryan Kleyn, 11 Wian van den Bergh, 10 Christoff Crous, 9 Jonathan Drydale, 8 Niel Du Randt, 7 Prestan Bennett, 6 Henru Erasmus, 5 Jannes Krause, 4 Alexi Tyropolis, 3 JW Coetzee, 2 Xander de Beer, 1 Hennie Bredenhann. Replacements: TBC

Hilton College: 15 James Peattie, 14 Liyema Gazi, 13 Guy Fender, 12 Ruan Mulder, 11 Requime Groep, 10 John Grubb, 9 Benoit Rey, 8 Zander Muller, 7 Zander Muller, 6 Callan Kenmuir, 5 Andrew Schnell, 4 Hartman Fourie, 3 Mholi Khuzwayo, 2 Kyle Clements, 1 Aiden du Plooy. Replacements: 16 Dimo Zigiriadis, 17 Sean Burman, 18 Garrick Phillips, 19 Rob Jervis, 20 Lwango Ntantala, 21 JD van Wyk, 22 Sigcobe Magwentshu, 23 Tom Gurupira.

Hoërskool Nelspruit: 15 Randzu Mkhabela, 14 Tye Habib, 13 Jeandré Aucamp, 12 Rian Botha, 11 Hanré Smit, 10 Ewan van der Merwe, 9 Kamo Monkwe, 8 Vian Louw, 7 Christiaan de Klerk, 6 Aldo van Jaarsveld, 5 Christiaan Botha, 4 Dirk-Arnold Joubert, 3 Marcell Lindeque, 2 Obuhle Nyumba, 1 Christiaan Viljoen. Replacements: TBC

Hoërskool Randburg: 15 Josef van den Berg, 14 Ewan van der Walt, 13 Dwaine Scotson, 12 Marno White, 11 Jayden Oosthuizen, 10 Hendrico van Reenen, 9 Louis van Kradenburg, 8 Jacey van Tonder, 7 Phillip Rykaart, 6 Chrisjan van Niekerk, 5 Marnus Goosen, 4 Brandon Peterson, 3 Tristan Vorster, 2 Eduard Heine, 1 Jayden Brown. Replacements: 16 Ewaldt Engelbrecht, 17 Juan Roos, 18 Jaydon Grobler, 19 Jaydon Breytenbach, 20 Jayden Elliot, 21 Lucky Khumalo, 22 Dihan Myburgh, 23 Vino Price.

Kingswood College: 15 Kungawo Badli, 14 Chad Roodt, 13 James Mackenzie, 12 Sinawo Bukula, 11 Charlo Connan, 10 Christopher Zimmerman, 9 Matt de Villiers, 8 Sizo Klaas, 7 Josh Mackenzie, 6 Steven Malherbe, 5 Ross Thompson, 4 Sandi Peter, 3 Junior Ndlazi, 2 Charl du Toit, 1 Sithenkosi Qabaka. Replacements: 16 Imbusise Matshoba, 17 Kwame Boateng, 18 Hayden Holt, 19 Mukudzei Gore, 20 Ryan O’Sullivan, 21 Sam Dunne, 22 Samkelo Sam.

St Alban’s College: 15 Caleb Chipps, 14 Reatlegile Masuku, 13 Thabiso Simelane, 12 Morgan Moralis, 11 Buhlebenkosi Qotywa, 10 Gian Moolman, 9 Henk Luus, 8 Alex Uken, 7 Aidan Gosling, 6 Wandile Mbatha, 5 James Dryer, 4 Chidelu Okeke, 3 Pieter Jordaan, 2 Luke Ward, 1 Tobechukwu Okeke. Replacements: 16 William Milne, 17 Twana Muhita, 18 Kabelo Modise, 19 Kufara Katsidzira, 20 Matthew Zinyemba, 21 Josh Waddell, 22 Evanthi Papas, 23 Nketsi Makoa, 24 Tiaan Stander.

St Benedict’s College: 15 Thabiso Maposa, 14 Kwanama Dhlamini, 13 Jake Swinney, 12 Michale Bester, 11 Siya Kubeka, 10 Kgotso Mazibuko, 9 Elijah Ackermann, 8 Thando Tembe, 7 Gabriel Oliveira, 6 Sam Welsh, 5 Jesse du Plessis, 4 Kai Dreyer, 3 Themba Ndima, 2 Declan Smith, 1 Angelo Santana. Replacements: 16 Rea Musundwa, 17 Akiy Ifughe, 18 Terrence Nyamukoho, 19 Luke Eversy, 20 Jarred Cheketri, 21 Tiago de Jager, 22 Katleho Makofane.

St David’s Marist: 15 Kaden Waldbaum, 14 Tadiwanashe Javangwe, 13 Cameron Wade, 12 Takunda Chademanah, 11 Nathan Hwindingwi, 10 Claudio D’Alessio, 9 Danilo Giuricich, 8 Matthew Scott, 7 Connor McJannet, 6 Ronin Hallowes, 5 Ryan Were, 4 Chris Theorides, 3 Alessio Joannides, 2 Roberto Mariano, 1 Remo Ferrari, Replacements: 16 Angelo Henderson, 17 Inga Lujabe, 18 Ruben Langer, 19 Lizwi Ngwenya, 20 Fredy Kameni, 21 Nick Harris, 22 Luca Moreira, 23 Dylan Gander.

St John’s College: 15 David Ireland/Shane Dalton, 14 Mihlali Tabane, 13 Alec Psillos, 12 Allan Njanfang Patu, 11 Lwandile Khupe, 10 Liam Moseley, 9 Adam Haselau, 8 Cameron Coetzer, 7 Cameron Schafer, 6 Glenn Greyling, 5 Rupert Schonborn, 4 Simon Mussett, 3 Mako Mandizha, 2 Luke Scott, 1 Matthew Edmondson. Replacements: 16 Gianluca Zambelis, 17 Titus Mhlongo, 18 Hamza Ismail, 20 Blake Baillie, 21 Joshua Nyamaropa, 22 Edward Jones.

St Joseph’s Nudgee College First XV (Australia): 15 Barry Taukolo, 14 Eli Rauluni, 13 Billy Spicer, 12 Bond Bradley, 11 Joe Maclean, 10 Pierre Pololeuligaga, 9 Ethan Andrews, 8 Billy Campbell, 7 Flynn Twomey, 6 Dylan Goodwin, 5 Denver Bradford, 4 Jack Burton, 3 Harrison Mclover, 2 Xavier Hill, 1 Aiden Luke. Replacements: 16 Os van Velthuizen, 17 Will Slater, 18 Harry O’Hare, 19 Kai Goodes, 20 Fred Prosser, 21 Tim Gibb, 22 Joshua Andrews, 23 Chilli Smith.

St Joseph’s Nudgee College Second XV (Australia): 15 Samuel Coleman, 14 Flynn Boorman, 13 Tex Copeland, 12 Joshua Andrews, 11 Flynn Turnbull, 9 Tom Gibb, 8 Hugo Vukovich, 7 Fred Prosser, 6 Lachlan Balderson, 5 George Pentecost, 4 Kai Goodes, 3 Harry O’Hare, 2 Edward Harrison, 1 Will Slater. Replacements: 16 Joseph Keke, 17 Kell Joseph, 18 Max Cooper, 19 Samuel Hall, 20 Oliver Smith, 21 Scott Waldron, 22 Samuel Persse, 23 William Heaton.

Welkom Gimnasium: 15 Jadewin Soloman, 14 Jaydrien Mietas, 13 Gimo Naftal, 12 Bul Rademan, 11 Vusi Ndayi, 10 Leano Williams, 9 Ruchen Danaiels, 8 Emile Mahlelebe, 7 Reagen Kriege, 6 Lyle Afrikaner, 5 Jan-Franco du Plessis, 4 Hlombe Mamane, 3 Tumelo Hlakoane, 2 Jughon Juries, 1 Munro Heiberg. Replacements: 16 Jayden Docherty, 17 Dylen Coetzer, 18 Brian Haywood, 19 Cole Brown, 20 Matthew Venter, 21 Liam Marais, 22 Caleb Botha, 23 Ave Schalk.

Westlake Boys’ High Squad (32):

Forwards:
Props: Seth Louw, Dementruis Sanft, Nic van der Merwe, Toby Inskeep, Chase Sharp.
Hookers: Morgan Seymour, Hadley Pethybridge.
Locks: Jett Heta, Mana Smith, Matthew Ramsay, Fergus Mahan.
Looseforwards: Jaxx Latoa-Levi, Brody Kirkland, Sami Vai, Arlie Collins, Adam Watson, Cohen Cameron.

Backs:
Scrumhalves: Levi Leith, Kody Isgrove, Archer Lumsden.
Flyhalves: Luke Waller, Rocco Chapman.
Centres: Tuaine Rolleston, Matt Flemming, Kaya McLeod, Aston Fraser, Staton Ranby.
Wingers: Yisrael Tukania, Flynn Holbrook.
Fullbacks: Nikau Opuariki, Harlan Platt.

The Jade Brigade is marching on.

The 1st XV of Hoërskool Stellenberg secured a historic 26-21 victory over Grey College on Tuesday, the final day of the NMI Toyota Noord/Suid tournament, hosted by Affies in Pretoria.

It was the team from Bellville’s first-ever victory over Grey College. The Bloemfontein boys previously beat Stellies 43-27 in 2022, and 31-8 in 2023.

Tuesday’s victory was the second occasion in the 2026 season in which Stellenberg claimed a major scalp. They beat Paarl Gimnasium 20-19 in their opening fixture of the year on 14 March.

The clash between the Jade Brigade and Grey was a tightly contested encounter throughout, with Stellenberg’s captain and eighthman, Yanos Molnar, leading the physical charge. He was named Man of the Match for his momentous effort in the historic victory.

His direct opposition, Niel du Randt, also stood out and ran hard at the winning side’s defenders, regularly bursting through tackles.

Stellenberg’s inspirational lock, Juvan Burden, struggled with a shoulder issue but kept making tackles and cleaning rucks, putting his body on the line to help his side secure the victory.

Grey College drew first blood after fullback Lamla Mgedezi, laid the groundwork for scrumhalf Jonathan Drysdale to round off a movement that started in their own 22.

Mgedezi kept more than three defenders busy every time he was put in possession and showed his class.

Scorers: 

Stellenberg 26 (12) – Tries: Yanos Molnar, Ralton Rhode, Seth Coetze, Penalty Try. Conversions: Ethan van Biljon (2). Grey College 21 (13) – Tries: Jonathan Drysdale, JG Horn. Conversions: Christoff Crous. Penalty: Crous (3).

Affies 24 (12) – Tries: Reubenne Vlok (2), Joshua Gouws, Dandré Brink. Conversions: Reuben Smith (2). Hoërskool Durbanville 13 (3) – Tries: Malherbe Louw. Conversion: De Wet Viljoen. Penalties: Viljoen (2).

Helpmekaar Kollege het tot ‘n hoër rat op die laaste dag van die jaarlikse NMI Toyota Noord/Suid-toernooi in Pretoria teen Boland Landbou oorgeskakel.

Helpies het vir Boland Landbou met 50-22 behoorlik die loef afgesteek. Die span van Johannesburg het teen rustyd reeds ‘n meer as gerieflike voorsprong van 24-3 geniet.

Die span se plaasvervanger-vleuel, Zuan Krige, het ‘n driekuns aan drieë behaal. Krige is vir sy uitmuntende afrondingsvermoë as die Speler van die Wedstryd aangewys.

Helpies se heelagter, Xander van Niekerk, was ook vuurwarm en het ook twee van sy span se agt drieë afgerond. Soos gewoonlik was die Lourens-tweeling, Ethan (binnesenter) en Shaye (skrumskakel), ook op hul stukke.

Voorlangs het die agtsteman, Ruann Bester, telkemale etlike meters veld met sy stormlopies vir die wenspan gemaak.

Vir Boland Landbou kan sy heelagter, Divan Meyer, tevrede met sy vertoning voel.

Helpies het in hul eerste wedstryd van die toernooi teen Grey Kollege met 19-51 in die stof gebyt.

Die Hoërskool Rustenburg het met sy losskakel, Ricardo Enos, aan die spits oor te veel skietgoed vir Welkom Gimnasium met 47-8 beskik.

Enos het 17 punte tot sy span se sege bygedra, maar dit was sy aanvallende spel saam met die senterpaar, Aydan Willemse en Zak Swanepoel, wat Gimmies se verdediging ontsluit het. Willemse het twee keer ‘n draai agter die doellyn gemaak.

Voorlangs het die flank Pieta Niemand ‘n goeie vertoning vir Rusties opgedis.

Puntemakers: 

Helpmekaar Kollege 50 (24) – Drieë: Zuan Krige (3), Xander van Niekerk (2), Ruann Bester,  Ethan Lourens, John van Druten. Doelskoppe: Ethan Kruger (3), Ethan Lourens, Shaye Lourens. Boland Landbou 22 (3) – Drieë: Steyn Lamprechts, Du Toit Brink, Izak Beukes. Doelskoppe: Divan Meyer (2). Strafdoel: Meyer.

Hoërskool Rustenburg 47 (19) – Drieë: Aydan Willemse (2), Lian Boshoff, Xander Stickling, Ricardo Enos, Zak Swanepoel, Pieta Niemandt. Doelskoppe: Enos (6). Welkom Gimnasium 8 (3) – Drie: Gimo Nafta. Skepdoel: Jadewyn Solomons.

Paarl Gimnasium’s 20-21 loss to Hoërskool Stellenberg on 14 March felt like a distant memory at the NMI Toyota Noord/Suid Tournament after Gimmies amassed 134 points across their two matches at Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool (Affies) in Pretoria.

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Earlier in the day, Oakdale Landbou was forced to exercise patience against a resilient Hoërskool Noordheuwel outfit.

Nories‘ trademark physical defence was evident early on, with a series of heavy tackles setting the tone. The Bulle from Riversdal, nonetheless, found a way to score four tries and claim a 27–19 victory, which was largely thanks to their clinical finishing out wide and the composure they maintained throughout the contest.

Their team came out on the wrong side of the result, but loose forward Kean Lourens and the lock pairing Jared Coetzer and Robert Hurn led a tireless defensive effort from Noordheuwel, making tackle after tackle.

Scorers: 

Paarl Gimnasium 73 (42) – Tries: Corné Niemand (4), Sebastian Bekker, Dirk Hugo, Ethan Barker, Thomas Saunders, Penalty try, Karel Dirker, Ruan Lindeque. Conversions: Louis Koen (8). Menlopark 17 (7) – Tries: Lucian Reed (2), Juan Joubert. Conversions: Willie Pieterse.

Oakdale Landbou 27 (12) – Tries: Nathan-Lee Gordon (2), Dylan Jordaan, Myburgh Eksteen. Conversions: Caleb Williams, Nathan-Lee Gordon. Conversion: Nathan-Lee Gordon. Noordheuwel 19 (12) – Tries: Kean Lourens, Miguel Elliott, Llewellyn Lourens. Conversions: Devonde Hoff (2).