This weekend is action-packed as for the first time there will be two Premier Interschools matches – Paarl Gimnasium vs Grey College – as well as Paul Roos Gimnasium vs Paarl Boys’ High.
The NWU Sport Series final will be decided between Menlopark and Waterkloof, while Affies will face a determined Jeppe High School for Boys at home. In the Eastern Cape – Queen’s College will host Dale College which promises to produce some exciting moments.
The results from around South Africa will be updated here as we receive the results from the various schools.
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Bloemfontein High takes on St Andrew’s School under the lights of Victoria Park on Saturday evening, with the clash headlining an action-packed day of rugby in the Free State capital.
The clash will be the hosts’ first league action of the season, after they had a bye on the opening weekend.
Their opponents came up short against Brandfort last Saturday, going down 12-31. However, they showed off some attacking potential earlier in the season when they beat Winburg 26-0 at the Pieter Swanepoel Sports Day.
Fullback Ferlin Rulf and the lanky second rower Bokang Maichu impressed in that match and were both rewarded with tries. Their flyhalf, Jano Jackson, was also at the forefront of the attacks and he will relish another opportunity to drive his team towards victory on Saturday evening.
St Andrew’s lost their pre-season opener at the Pieter Swanepoel Sports Day after a gruelling battle with Hoërskool Parys, who scored in the dying seconds to win 24-19.
Saints’ big no. 8, Eduan van den Heever, crossed the try line twice in that match and he will be eager to make a similar impact this weekend.
Speaking of impactful loose forwards keep an eye on Brandfort’s no. 8 Greyven Dempsey, who has scored four tries in their last two matches.
They tackle Zastron, who have stepped forward as one of the early favourites after they dismantled Bloemfontein South 51-0 last weekend.
St Andrew’s School vs Bloemfontein High at 18:00
St Andrew’s School: 15 Mlungisi Lepesa, 14 Tsebo Senago, 13 Leon Athanasiou, 12 Naudé Botha, 11 Dakalo Leketa, 10 CM Geel, 9 Nkhahle Sematlane, 8 Eduan van den Heever, 7 Thato Kalake, 6 Matthew Fletcher, 5 Olin Hirwa, 4 Chris Jordaan, 3 Brett Barnes, 2 Lucien Hugo, 1 Hloni Mkhwhane.
u19: 12:30 – SPS Brandfort vs Zastron; 14:00 – Sand du Plessis vs Bloemfontein South; 15:20 – President Steyn vs Heatherdale.
u16: 09:00 – SPS Brandfort vs Zastron; 10:10 – Bloemfontein South vs Sand du Plessis; 11:20 – President Steyn vs Heatherdale; 16:45 – St Andrew’s School vs Bloemfontein High.
The Eastern Cape is in for a treat with plenty of exciting matchups across the region this weekend.
The game of the day sees Dale College taking on Queen’s College Boys’ High School in Komani.
At home against Grey High School last weekend, Dale took the honours in a tight contest by seven points, 32-25.
Queen’s College has enjoyed an impressive run over the last three weeks, beating Selborne College 26-21 in East London last time out, while also keeping Stirling and Ben Vorster off the scoreboard in one-sided 50-0 and 38-0 victories.
With a number of the Queen’s players representing Border at the Grant Khomo Week last year and captain Mda Mbasa playing in the Academy Week side, the hosts, who are celebrating the school’s 166th Reunion this weekend, pose a huge threat against Dale.
Their tighthead prop Abulele Bolotini represented Border at the u18 Craven Week last year and will be aiming to build on that achievement as he pushes for a spot in the squad again this year.
SuperSport Schools will broadcast the derby matches live, with the 1st XV game kicking off at 15:00.
Port Rex Technical High School hosts Selborne College, keen to get one over their rivals from East London.
Selborne’s 21-26 loss to Queens’s last weekend was the second time this season they’ve gone down by that score, with Pretoria Boys High beating them 26-21 two weeks earlier.
Graeme College faces Hudson Park and a closely contested encounter is expected.
Graeme features Marcus and Ashton Williams at flyhalf and inside centre respectively. They’re twins, and they played in the 1st XV last year. With an excellent understanding of one another and what’s required at 1st XV level, they’ll give the home side serious impetus in the backline.
Lock Ayola Mali, who played in the Academy Week last year, will be pushing for inclusion in the Craven Week side this year.
Last weekend, Graeme cruised to a 29-12 win over Cambridge, while Hudson Park beat a competitive Hoër Landbouskool Marlow 20-7, which was their fourth win in seven matches this season.
Players to watch from Hudson Park include scrumhalf Landile Gidi and flanker Sibablwe Mtshini, who both represented the Eastern Province u18 Craven Week side in 2023.
Teams
Selborne College: 15 Bunqina Nuku, 14 Daniel Breetzke, 13 Cole Schonknecht, 12 Siya Sakhela, 11 Anjolauluwa Sogbanmu, 10 Chad de Beyer, 9 Page Fennel (vc), 8 Josh Cloete, 7 Gcina Puzi (c), 6 Liam Hansen, 5 Matthew Beän, 4 Thabo Sonamzi, 3 Luke Stegmann, 2 Boitumelo Selonyane, 1 Robert John-Osunkwo.
u19A: 13:30 Port Rex Technical High School vs Selborne College
u19A: 14:30 Graeme College vs Hudson Park
u19A: 15:00 pm Dale College vs Queen’s College Boys’ High School
Hoërskool Die Anker is oorgehaal om hul NWU Prestige-veldtog op ‘n hoë noot af te sluit, wanneer hulle Saterdag op tuisbodem met Hoërskool Zwartkop swaarde kruis.
Die span van Brakpan het tot dusver vanjaar ‘n wipplank-seisoen beleef. Saterdag se wedstryd dien voorts as ‘n laaste oefenlopie voor die span, vir die eerste keer hierdie jaar, in die SDC Noordval Cup se Skild-afdeling uitdraf.
Die beseringspook het, soos by vele ander skole, ook by die tuisspan gaan draai, en derhalwe is breier, Corneel van Dyk, druk besig om nuwe kombinasies op die proef te stel. Branden Crous sal vir die tweede agtereenvolgende week die nr. 12-trui oor die kop trek, hoewel hy gewoonlik ‘n doring in teenstanders se flees is as losskakel.
Die woelige skrumskakel, Danie Smit, neem verantwoordelikheid as generaal en spelskepper in die nr. 10-trui, met Troy Joubert wat in Smit se plek die span van Centurion se verdediging, op skrumskakel, behoort te terroriseer.
Die Zwarries het ook wankelrig begin vanjaar, met hul eerste wedstryd wat in ‘n nederlaag van 7-21 teen die besoekende Hoërskool Ellisras geëindig het. Vandaar het die Zwarries egter ritme begin vind en stelselmatig aan die strukture gewoond geraak. Losskakel, Luhardt Booyens, is mooi op dreef en sal daardie spelpeil wil voortsit.
Die Zwarries se puntemasjien van 2023, Denlison Metcalfe, is ook stadig maar seker besig om sy beste vorm te herwin. Hy sal Saterdag se kragmeting in Brakpan wil aanwend as laaste voorbereiding vir die interessante Noordvaal Plaat-afdeling wat voorlê.
Hoërskool Montana sê vir die begeesterde span van Potchefstroom Gimnasium die stryd aan in Springs. Nes die spanne wat mekaar in Brakpan pak, het hierdie spanne ook geleidelik vanjaar hul voete begin vind. Dit sal egter ‘n groot toets vir die Potchefstromers wees, met die Monties wat ‘n hele paar afdelings bokant hulle in die Noordvaal verskyn.
‘n Sege oor die Pretorianers sal beslis moeilikheid vir Gimmies se toekomstige teenstanders voorspel, asook dat die span met heelwat selfvetroue hul eerste jaar in die Noordvaal se Bowl-afdeling kan aanpak.
Die spanne:
Die Anker t. Hoërskool Zwartkop om 12:30 in Brakpan
Die Anker: 15 Paul Schutte, 14 Ruan Smith, 13 Sean Schoeman, 12 Brandon Crous, 11 Jonathan Jordaan, 10 Danie Smit, 9 Troy Joubert, 8 Ruben Herbst, 7 Xander Fraser, 6 Duvan Booyens, 5 Brendan van Lutterfield, 4 Gerhard Oosthuizen, 3 Damian Boshoff, 2 Siya Shongwe, 1 Leon Botha.
‘n Aksiebelaaide dag van skolerugby in die Boland word Saterdag in die vooruitsig gestel, met Worcester Gimnasium wat vir Hugenote uit Wellington verwelkom. Dit is die eerste keer vanjaar dat die Gimmies op hul tuisveld speel.
Ondersteuners in Ceres kan ook uiteindelik vir Charlie Hofmeyr op hul tuisveld verwelkom, wanneer hulle vir Hoërskool Bredasdorp ontvang.
Intussen wil Strand voortbou op hul wegholoorwinning oor DF Malan, wanneer hulle kragte meet met Hoërskool Hermanus.
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Die Worcester Gimmies het verlede naweek in Mosselbaai vir Hoërskool Punt met 22-15 verslaan en kon gedurende die Paastoernooi by Kearsney College twee indruwekkende seges teen Marlow Landbou (38-37) en Hoërskool Rustenburg (26-25) behaal.
Hugenote het verlede naweek naelskraaps met 14-17 teen ‘n begeesterde Milnerton verloor, maar die span van Wellington het nietemin heelwat belofte in daardie kragmeting getoon.
Kaptein, Alrich Humphreys, het verál beïndruk en sal Saterdag weer ‘n kernrol hê om te speel. Die tuisspan se twee stutte, Amaan Adendorff en Wilfred Slingers, het self ook al ‘n paar verdedigers vanjaar platgeloop.
Die Charlies sit hul onoorwonne veldtog vir die eerste keer hierdie seisoen op eie bodem voort. Hul trotse ondersteuners behoort die wedstryd in massas by te woon om die opwindende jong span aan te spoor teen Hoërskool Bredasdorp.
Bredasdorp het verlede naweek net-net met 19-22 teen Hoërskool Robertson verloor, maar kon by Oakdale se Klein Karoo Saadproduksie-rugbyweek in Riversdal hul staal wys met ‘n puik sege van 43-10 oor Westering.
Dit was egter die Charlies wat by daardie toernooi koning gekraai het, onder die leiding van hul losskakel, Luan Giliomee. Die span van Ceres het vir Brackenfell in die hoofwedstryd met 15-14 verslaan, met Giliomee wat aangewys is as die beste agterspeler van die toernooi.
Hoërskool Strand se blitsige vleuel, Heinrich April, het ook die span van die byeenkoms gehaal in Riversdal.
Strand het verlede naweek hul spiere gebult met ‘n indrukwekkende oorwinning van 52-22 oor DF Malan, met April en sy naamgenoot op buitesenter, Sherwin April, wat tussen die twee van hulle ses drieë gedruk het.
Hermanus het verlede naweek teen Swartland (24-33) verloor en sal hul tuisveldvoordeel wil benut om weer na die wenpad terug te keer.
Northwood was just five seconds away from ending DHS’s unbeaten run on Saturday, 13 April, but the Horseflies scored at the death to rescue a 3-3 draw.
Michaelhouse kicks off the weekend’s KZN hockey action with a mouthwatering encounter against Northwood at 18:30 on Friday.
Justin Collins’ charges have enjoyed their matches against Michaelhouse in recent seasons, coming out on the right side of those contests.
Despite that history, Collins is not taking the fixture lightly. He is expecting a fight from Nick Bérichon’s team. For one thing, with Bérichon now in charge, ‘House has adopted a different style of play.
Bérichon, who took over the reins at Michaelhouse this year, has been hard at work transforming the team, building a new culture, and his language when addressing his team revolves around constant improvement.
After their two matches against Garsfontein this past weekend, the Michaelhouse coach asked his side not to focus on the result, but what they could do better.
“I want them to strive to do better with each game we play. The plan is to take our hockey to a higher level,” he said.
The Mansergh Astro at Hilton College brings together two teams that have performed well this season when the Kearsney College 1st XI takes on Hilton at 10:45 on Saturday.
One of Kearsney’s mottos this season is, “find a way”. And that’s what they’ll be aiming to do against a Hilton side that has, once again, shown that it is one of South Africa’s elite teams. Kearsney appears to be in that conversation, too.
Good defensive play was one of the main objectives for Ashley Kemp and his Kearsney team as they prepared for the 2024 season. “I take massive pride in defence. If you don’t concede, you give your boys the ability to play freely,” he explained.
Glenwood heads to Westville intent on victory after suffering a narrow 0-1 loss to Clifton College last week at the Riverside Sports Club.
Braydon Naidoo has been working to develop his charges’ skills, and drilling the fundamentals into them was a key part of their preparations for the season.
His team boasts the inimitable talents of Kaden Henderson. The 15-year-old Grade 9 pupil was awarded three Player of the Match awards at the Saints Sports Festival. He’ll be ably supported by his captain, Siya Malatjie and Qhama Dyakopou, a dynamic outside half. Up front, Henderson will hunt for goals in the company of Krian Jugoo.
And while that quartet is capable of individual brilliance, Naidoo doesn’t want the rest of his team to sit back and wait for them to do something special. “We focused on playing as a well-rounded team in our preseason preparations and we hope they carry this into matches,” he said.
In the Free State, Jim Fouche’s hockey programme is on the rise. Their performances have been improving year-on-year and earlier this season they played to a 2-2 draw against defending WesGrow and City champions, Fichardtpark.
They also put together a solid showing at the Keith Fairweather Festival in KZN, where they registered three wins, two draws and a single loss.
Part of the reason for Jim Fouché’s uptick in performance was the quality of opposition they faced during the preseason. “We played against a few club teams, and it was good to see how a few of the boys rose to the challenge,” said coach Graham Seeger, who admitted to being impressed by how his team has gelled in the short period he has been with them.
Jim Fouché takes on Diamantveld on Saturday. It should be a hotly contested encounter.
Fixtures
Friday: Michaelhouse vs Northwood
Saturday: Glenwood vs Westville, Hilton vs Kearsney, St Charles College vs Clifton College, Maritzburg College vs DHS Voortrekker (Bethlehem) vs Goudveld, Witteberg vs Trio, Jim Fouché vs Diamantveld
Eleven teams will make a long drive to President Park in Vereeniging, the home of the Remember Elite Sports Academy (RESA), on Sunday for the second round of the u16 Gauteng Women’s Development League (GWDL) season.
The response to the introduction of women’s football at RESA, which serves the Vaal Triangle – Vereeniging, Vanderbijlpark and Sasolburg – has been exceptionally strong.
Chairman of the club, Xolani Mathumbo, has described the academy as a close-knit family. Every staff member from the top management down is a football enthusiast, he said.
RESA also takes pride in being a part of the emerging talent pool and nurturing bright prospects, not only for the Gauteng region but also for the future of women’s football, he added.
Simeon Lekhooana, who coaches the RESA u16 GWDL team, said the academy is not only focussed on developing footballers, but it is also about helping men and women to develop as individuals.
In the first round of the GWDL, RESA was too hot for the West Youth Academy to handle and powered their way to an 8-0 victory.
In their second match of the round, they continued their winning streak, defeating Tornado FC 4-1.
Heading into this weekend’s fixtures, RESA lies second on the GWDL log, just behind the dominant Mamelodi Sundowns Ladies’ team. Both clubs remain undefeated, with Kempton Park FC in third place and JVW in fourth place. The top four are separated by goal difference only.
With home-ground advantage, RESA will hope to challenge Mamelodi Sundowns for the top spot. They tackle Panorama FC in their first match on Sunday and then take on third-placed Kempton Park in a key contest.
Log-leading Sundowns, who put 14 goals past the West Youth Academy, will face Tornado FC in their next match, followed by a fixture against Panorama.
Fixtures
09:00 – Field 1 – Highlands Park vs Refilwe FC
09:00 – Field 2 – Kenneth FC vs Origin FC
10:30 – Field 1 – JVW vs West Youth Academy
10:30 – Field 2 – Kempton Park vs Tuks
10:30 – Field 1 – Mamelodi Sundowns vs Tornado FC
11:45 – Field 2 – Panorama FC vs RESA
11:45 – Field 1 – Origin FC vs Highlands Park
12:45 – Field 2 – Edenvale FC vs Refilwe FC
12:45 – Field 1 – West Youth Academy vs Kenneth FC
13:45 – Field 2 – Tornado FC vs JVW
13:45 – Field 1 – RESA vs Kempton Park
15:00 – Field 2 – Panorama FC vs Mamelodi Sundowns
Slegs Hoërskool Marais Viljoen staan in die pad van die Hoërskool Noordheuwel om vir ‘n tweede agtereenvolgende jaar die eindstryd van die NWU Prestige-reeks te haal.
Die halfeindstryd tussen bogenoemde spanne in Brakpan behoort voorts ‘n goeie vertoonvenster te bied vir wat ‘n mens te wagte kan wees in vanjaar se SDC Noordvaal Cup se Beker-afdeling.
Die fokus sal vir eers egter op die Prestige-reeks wees. Die Nories is die verdedigende kampioen en wil hulself ‘n geleentheid bied om agtereenvolgens met die titel weg te stap, deur die span van Alberton te troef.
Die span van Krugersdorp gaan ietwat gebuk onder beseringsprobleme en sal sonder ‘n paar van hul sleutelspelers moet klaarkom.
Slot, Alex Greeff, loop die halfeindstryd mis, maar word vervang deur die opwindende Xander Buytendach, wat gretig sal wees om te woel onder die groot manne voorlangs. Hy skroom beslis nie om betrokke te raak by die fisieke aspekte van die spel nie.
‘n Stukkie goeie nuus vir die Norie-ondersteuners is dat hul driedrukmasjien op linkervleuel, Lindsey Jansen, terugkeer, nadat hy ‘n blaaskans geniet het om van die ergste stampe en stote van ‘n strawwe skoolvakansie te herstel. Jansen hou groot gevaar in, vernaam wanneer hy spasie aan die buitekant gegun word.
Marais Viljoen verwag ‘n fisieke stryd voorlangs en sal attent wees op die Nories se dryfmale, wat reeds heelwat sukses vir die Krugersdorpers gebring het. Steelkantflank, Dian Scheepers, behoort egter ander planne te hê, en het tot dusver uitgeblink vir die span van Alberton met sy kragtige dryfspel en verdediging.
Losskakel en kaptein, Rekkie Gerber, se korrelwerk pale toe sal ook van kardinale belang wees, terwyl sy akkurate lynskoppe ook moet verseker dat Marais Viljoen in die regte areas van die veld speel.
Hoërskool Pietersburg pak ‘n begeesterde Hoërskool Wesvalia in die reeks se ander halfeindstryd, met die span van Klerksdorp wat vriend en vyand reeds beïndruk het vanjaar.
Dit was verál die gelykopuitslag (18-18) teen Hoërskool Rustenburg wat wenkbroue laat lig het. Binnesenter, Rickard van Heerden, wat gewoontlik op losskakel diens doen, verdien ‘n klop op die skouer, aangesien sy skopskoen ‘n groot aandeel in die span se sukses het.
Die Pieties het ietwat ritme verloor na hulle hul losskakel, Vincent Luckhoff, aan die krukkelys moes afstaan, maar Hanno van Zyl, buitesenter en onderkaptein, het spoedig gesorg dat die Pietie-agterlyn weer op alle silinders vuur.
Die spanne:
Hoërskool Noordheuwel t. Marais Viljoen om 15:15 in Brakpan
The King Edward VII (KES) 1st XV is flying, having stormed through Parktown Boys’ High School last weekend, when they won 80-0, and having brushed aside their rivals, St John’s College, the weekend before that.
Pretoria Boys High School (PBHS) will be tougher opposition than Parktown, but they have played a murderers’ row of a schedule and enter Saturday’s showdown against KES off the back of a 15-43 defeat to Maritzburg College in Pietermaritzburg.
The game is at picturesque Brooks Field, however, and PBHS will be hoping to make full use of home field advantage and the solid support of parents and old boys.
Kick-off in Pretoria is at 13:15.
SA Schools’ hooker Esethu Mnebelele returns to action for KES after sitting out last weekend’s fixture with an injured ankle.
He enjoyed his last outing on Brooks Field, where he put his skills up against Boys High captain Shaun Schürmann, who has since matriculated and is now playing within the Bulls’ junior structures.
This year’s Boys High hooker Thapelo Mphela will have his work cut out for him, but what better way to test your ability than to face one of the top hookers in the country? Some would say “Carpe Diem”.
Fortunately for Mphela, he is well supported by props Ofentse Moeng and Jeffrey Singo, and PBHS performed well up front against College on the past weekend, especially when mauling.
Last year, when the teams met, it was KES who came out on top on both occasions after hard-fought games, winning 28-19 and 32-23.
It has been a tough run over the last few seasons for the Candies when facing their rivals from Johannesburg. Based on current form, they face another difficult challenge.
Slowing down a marching Red Army, will take some good match-day tactics and sure tackling. Coach Paul Anthony will draw from his rugby nous to find a way to stop the barrage of strong offensive plays that Marco Engelbrecht has instilled in his side.
Expect a fast-paced match with neither team holding back. If Boys High can restrict ball to the KES backline – and their impressive rolling maul could be one avenue for them to explore – it could end up closer than the pundits are calling it.
KES, though, are full of confidence and rightfully the hot favourites heading into the game.
King Edward VII: 15 M Methula, 14 Jarell Mbuyi, 13 Olunje Mehlomakulu, 12 Tristan Maugeri, 11 Haniel Monkoti, 10 Simphiwe Moyo, 9 Regan McGurk, 8 Kebotile Maake, 7 Sam Bruwer, 6 James Kobrowisky, 5 Chinedu Amadi, 4 Michael Bownes, 3 Nathan Frank VD Merwe, 2 Esethu Mnebelele, 1 Connor White.
Fixtures
Pretoria Boys’ High School vs King Edward VII
u14A: 8:55 – Pretoria Boys’ High School vs King Edward VII (Dorey Near)
u15A: 10:00 – Pretoria Boys’ High School vs King Edward VII (Oehley Far)
u16A: 11:00 – Pretoria Boys’ High School vs King Edward VII (Oehley Near)
u19B: 12:00 – Pretoria Boys’ High School vs King Edward VII (Brooks Field)
u19A: 13:15 – Pretoria Boys’ High School vs King Edward VII (Brooks Field)
Diamantveld t. Voortrekker, 2024 | FOTO: Asjas Fotos
Jim Fouché is oorgehaal om Diamantveld se perfekte begin tot hul Wesgrow Sentrale Sportreeks-veldtog Saterdag in Bloemfontein tot ‘n einde te probeer bring, terwyl die Diamonds, op hul beurt, vir verlede jaar se tuisnederlaag sal wil vergoed.
Intussen pak JF se buurskole, Fichardtpark en Sentraal, mekaar ook op die Fichies se velde.
Diamantveld vertoon vanjaar uiters indrukwekkend, met oorwinnings in albei hul Wesgrow-bepalings tot dusver.
In hul eerste uitstappie van die seisoen het hulle verlede jaar se algehele kampioene, Voortrekker, met 18-6 in Kimberley verslaan en daarna heelwat karakter aan die dag gelê om vir Hoërskool Trio in ‘n naelbyter in Kroonstad met 29-27 te troef.
Verlede naweek het die Diamonds egter stof gevreet in Upington, toe ‘n strafskop in die doodsnikke van die kragmeting aan Duineveld die oorwinning besorg het.
Met spelers soos Simon Liversage, Marno Greeff en Enrique Boshoff in hul midde kan Diamantveld egter vir enige verdediging moeilikheid veroorsaak, en hulle sal hul lippe aflek vir die kans om weer op die wenpad te kom.
Verlede jaar het JF vir Diamantveld in Kimberley met 36-22 pakslae gegee, danksy ‘n driekuns deur agsteman, Calvin Bolt. Die Bloemfonteiners beskik weer oor ‘n effektiewe lostrio vanjaar, en Qian Moller, Franco Oberholzer en Nathan van Breda het ‘n belangrike rol om te vervul indien hulle verlede jaar se sukses wil herhaal.
Die Diamonds het egter sedert daardie vorige ontmoeting ‘n nuwe blaadjie omgeslaan en lyk vanjaar soos een van die voorste aanspraakmakers op die Wesgrow-titel.
Die spanne:
Jim Fouché t. Diamantveld om 13:40:
Jim Fouché: 15 Christian Strydom, 14 Adrian de Necker, 13 Hanro Marais, 12 Heinrich Hattingh, 11 Bendré Vermaak, 10 Breyten de Wee, 9 Brenden de Wee, 8 Qian Moller, 7 Franco Oberholzer, 6 Nathan van Breda, 5 Milan Marais, 4 Brenden Weyers, 3 Jandré Opperman, 2 Ian Nel, 1 JC van Niekerk.
Diamantveld: 15 Carel Viljoen, 14 Lehan van der Westhuizen, 13 Clinton Brits, 12 Simon Liversage, 11 Jonathan Harding, 10 Marno Greeff, 9 Ethan Manus, 8 Enrique Boshoff, 7 Jayden de Klerk, 6 Paul Cronje, 5 Zuan Rautenbach, 4 Daniël Kühn, 3 Dian Ellis, 2 De Wet du Plooy, 1 FJ de Vries.
Sentraal: 15 Jayden Betty, 14 Lee-Yagin Arendse, 13 Pat Cloete, 12 CJ Hertzog, 11 Aiden Gotsch, 10 Hendrik Jonker, 9 Schalk Linde, 8 Chris Kachelhoffer, 7 CJ Cloete, 6 Percy Reynolds, 5 Jandré Jardim, 4 Steven Smith, 3 EJ van der Berg, 2 Marnus Earle, 1 Van Zyl Hetzel.
Ander bepalings:
o. 19: 18:30 – Landboudal t. Burgersdorp; 13:30 – Hoërskool Upington t. Hoërskool Noord-Kaap.
Hoërskool Die Anker is oorgehaal om hul NWU Prestige-veldtog op ‘n hoë noot af te sluit, wanneer hulle Saterdag op tuisbodem met Hoërskool Zwartkop swaarde kruis.
Eleven teams will make a long drive to President Park in Vereeniging, the home of the Remember Elite Sports Academy (RESA), on Sunday for the second round of the u16 Gauteng Women’s Development League (GWDL) season.
