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Die Hoërskool Brackenfell het hul onoorwonne rekord behou na die tweede dag van vanjaar se Klein Karoo Saadproduksie-rugbyweek, by die Hoër Landbouskool Oakdale in Riversdal, om ‘n plek in Maandag se hoofwedstryd vas te maak.

Met ‘n losskakel wat oënskynlik nie ‘n voet kan verkeerd sit nie in Junior Louw, lyk die Brakkies oorgehaal vir ‘n groot seisoen in 2024.

Hulle het, in moeilike weersomstandighede op die tweede dag van die fees, Hoërskool Pietersburg se veldtog bemodder met ‘n hardverdiende sege van 10-6.

Die wedstryd het gesukkel om aan die gang te kom en in die eerste helfte was dit slegs Louw en Pietersburg se skrumskakel, Divan Brown, wat punte op die telbord kon plaas met ‘n strafdoel elk. Na die breuk het Brakkies se blitsige vleuel, Liam Lucas, egter ‘n deurbraak bewerkstellig met die enigste drie van die wedstryd.

Dié oorwinning beteken dat Brackenfell Maandag om 12:40 vir Hoërskool Charlie Hofmeyr, van Ceres, in die hoofwedstryd aandurf.

Die Charlies lewer nog heel naweek witwarm spel, en dit sal ‘n gesamentlike poging van die Kaapstad-seuns verg om hulle ritme te versteur. Brackenfell het egter reeds vanjaar, by hul jaarlikse sportnaweek, gewys dat hulle ‘n span is vir die groot oomblik, toe Louw 15 punte met die stewel teen Hopefield High School aangeteken het in ‘n dramatiese Vrydagaand-stryd onder ligte.

Hoërskool Die Anker het ook ‘n indrukwekkende sege oor ‘n sterk Parel Vallei High School-span behaal.

Nadat hulle op die eerste dag teen Charlie Hofmeyr vasgeval het met 12-45, het die manne van Brakpan uitstekend teruggekom om vir Parel Vallei met 29-8 te klop. Die pak voorspelers het sake voorlangs beheer en die span van Somerset-Wes verhoed om hul spelpatrone uit te voer.

Luhardt Boyens van Hoërskool Zwartkop het sy span tot ‘n naelskraapse sege van een punt oor Hoërskool Robertson gesool. Die 10 punte vanaf Boyens se stewel het opgemaak daarvoor dat sy span een minder drie as die Robbies kon aanteken.

Met slegs drie minute se speeltyd oor was die Zwarries nog met twee punte agter, toe Boyens pale toe aangelê het om die knoop deur te hak.

Hoërskool Robertson lewer egter wedstryd na wedstryd opwindende rugby en sal gretig wees om die gasheerspan Maandag aan te vat. Oakdale se verteenwoordigende vyftiental is nog onoorwonne by die byeenkoms, so die Wynlanders besef dat daar ‘n enorme uitdaging op hulle wag.

Hoërskool Montagu het teen Hoërskool Wagpos in die eerste helfte van hul kragmeting reeds met 29-12 voorgeloop, maar ‘n rits beserings kort na die rustyd het verhoed dat hulle enige verdere skade kon aanrig. Teen daardie tyd het hulle nietemin ‘n groot genoeg buffer opgebou om met 10 punte te wen.

Bepalings, Dag Drie, 25 Maart:

De Eike-veld: 08:00 – Volkskool Graaff-Reinet t. Die Anker; 09:10 – Lichtenburg t. Merensky; 10:20 – Oakdale XV t. Robertson; 11:30 – Potch Gimnasium t. Swartland; 12:40 – Brackenfell t. Charlie Hofmeyr.

Populiersbos-veld: 08:00 – Oosterlig t. Bredasdorp; 09:10 – Pietersburg t. Hugenote; 10:20 – Hoërskool Middelburg t. Upington; 11:30 – Strand t. Kempton Park.

De Tuine-veld: 08:00 – Vryburg t. Langenhoven Gimnasium; 09:10 – Sentraal t. Overberg; 10:20 – Augsburg t. Hermanus.

De Boord-veld: 08:00 – Westering t. Montagu; 09:10 – Parel Vallei t. Zwartkop; 10:20 – Wagpos t. Labori.

Puntemakers, Dag Twee, 23 Maart:

Hoërskool Brackenfell 10 (3) – Drie: Liam Lucas. Doelskop: Junior Louw. Strafdoel: Louw. Hoërskool Pietersburg 6 (3) – Strafdoele: Divan Brown (2).

Hoërskool Montagu 29 (29) – Drieë: Algurvine Everson (2), Xolani Stevens, Udo Windvogel, Keenen Plaatjies. Doelskoppe: Ronaldo Koker (2).  Hoërskool Wagpos 19 (12) – Drieë: Adriaan Olivier, Tiaan van der Merwe, Nathan Louw. Doelskoppe: JG Olckers (2).

Hoërskool Die Anker 29 (19) – Drieë: Ruben Herbst (2), Tian Mills, Jonathan Jordaan, Brandon Crous. Doelskoppe: Crous (2). Parel Vallei High School 8 (3) – Drie: Iviwe Majingo. Strafdoel: Shudley Rhoda.

Hoërskool Zwartkop 20 (10) – Drieë: Danilson Metcalfe, Jaden Cromright. Doelskoppe: Luhardt Boyens (2). Strafdoele: Boyens (2). Hoërskool Robertson 19 (12) – Drieë: Windsor de Koker, Alexander Stemmet, Bernardo Diedericks. Doelskoppe: Jayden van Niekerk (2).

Augsburg Landbou 15 (3) – Drieë: Leon Loots (2). Doelskop: Hanré Swart. Strafdoelle: Swart (2). Hoërskool Labori 12 (12) – Drieë: Christiaan Kershoff, Joshua Gempies. Doelskop: Christiaan Beukes.

Hoërskool Oosterlig 18 (3) – Drieë: Jeandre Bekker, Joshua Booyens. Doelskop: Bouwers. Strafdoele: Bouwers, Tristan Else. Hoërskool Hermanus 7 (0) – Drie: Cameron Pedro. Doelskop: Giano da Kosta.

Hoër Volkskool Graaff-Reinet 38 (24) – Onbekend. Hoërskool Sentraal 0.

Sunday’s action at the Founder’s Hockey Festival included a mouthwatering showdown between Paul Roos and St Stithians, two of 2023’s best teams, and they showed that they remain elite in a fascinating battle.

In the early going, Saints took the game to Paul Roos, who took a while to settle down. The Stellenbosch side, however, was defensively sound.

Once St Stithians approached the final third of the field, they were stymied time after time. They did string some nice moves together at the back and in the midfield, but PRG worked effectively as a unit to keep Saints in check.

In the second chukka, the Johannesburg school thought they had taken the lead from a penalty corner. A shot hit the backboard, but it had been too high and dangerous on its way there and the goal was disallowed.

Paul Roos then pulled off a sucker punch, striking shortly after that with a field goal.

After a slowish start, they had settled in well and while Saints enjoyed sufficient possession, not much of it happened up front.

After half-time, SA u21 star Reuben Sendzel, a serious threat at penalty corner time, beat the goalkeeper low and to his right from the set piece to double the PRG advantage.

Saints kept battling hard, but it became clear that it was going to be Paul Roos’s day.

Later, though, Saints took out their frustrations on the Northwood 2nd XI, winning 6-0.

The Northwood 1st side is touring Argentina and, given the second team’s competitiveness – they drew with Rondebosch and Dale on Saturday – coach Justin Collins and his team are surely going to make some noise when they return to South Africa.

Meanwhile, Paul Roos kept their pristine defensive record intact later in the day when they recorded a 4-0 win over Affies. The Pretoria school had beaten Dale College 3-1 in their first match on Sunday.

PRG’s big rivals, SACS, outplayed the Northwood 2nd XI 8-0 in the morning, and the SACS’ train kept chugging along in the afternoon, when they handed Queen’s College a 5-0 defeat. Litha Kraai dazzled with some rocket-propelled reverse stick goals.

In the first match of the day, Queen’s had fallen 0-2 behind Parktown Boys’ High within the first four minutes of their game. After that, they gave a much better account of themselves and ended up going 1-2 down.

Kearsney College, who won both of their day one matches, played to a 1-1 draw with Rondebosch at midday. They would be disappointed about the manner in which they conceded.

While leading 1-0, they attempted to play too much hockey at the back in an effort to exit, allowed themselves to be closed down, and were turned over. ‘Bosch latched onto the loose ball and stuck home the opportunity to level the scores. In the end, 1-1 was probably a fair result in a scrappy contest.

The hosts found their goal-scoring mojo, however, when they rolled to a 4-0 win over Parktown.

After two days of action, they have posted three wins and a draw, but their toughest assignment awaits them on Monday, when they take on Paul Roos in the event’s last match. It will be preceded by a marquee match-up between SACS and St Stithians.

RESULTS

Parktown 2-1 Queen’s
SACS 8-0 Northwood
Paul Roos 2-0 St Stithians
Affies 3-1 Dale
Kearsney 1-1 Rondebosch
SACS 5-0 Queen’s
St Stithians 6-0 Northwood
Rondebosch 3-1 Dale
Paul Roos 4-0 Affies
Kearsney 4-0 Parktown

FIXTURES

Monday, 25 March

07:30 – Affies vs Rondebosch; 08:35 – Dale vs Parktown; 09:40 – Northwood vs Queen’s; 10:45 – SACS vs St Stithians; 11:50 – Kearsney vs Paul Roos

Nadat donderweer aanvanklik die laaste paar wedstryde op dag twee van die Klein Karoo Saadproduksie-rugbyweek vertraag het, was dit weer die span van Hoërskool Charlie Hofmeyr wat uitgeblink het op die plaas in Riversdal.

Hoërskool Merensky het op die eerste dag aandag getrek met die grootste oorwinning van die dag, maar hulle het gesukkel om dieselfde ritme teen die manne van Ceres te handhaaf.

Charlies het die Tzaneeners met 24-7 afgestof, danksy drieë deur Izak Vin van Wyk, Philip du Plessis en Luan Giliomee.

Giliomee se visier was ook weer ingestel om al drie drieë te verdoel en met ‘n strafdoel te slaag, terwyl Merensky eers in die tweede helfte, met ‘n drie deur senter, Ulrich Maré, hul rekening kon oopmaak.

Charlie Hofmeyr se laaste twee seges het vir hulle ‘n plek in Maandag se hoofwedstryd verseker, waar hulle sal kragte meet met die span van Hoërskool Brackenfell, wat ook nog onoorwonne is hierdie naweek.

Die gasheeer, Hoër Landbouskool Oakdale, se verteenwoordigende vyftiental het nóg ‘n indrukwekkende oorwinning behaal, wat daarop dui dat rugby by Oakdale kerngesond is.

Oakdale se eerstespan, wat die naweek in Pretoria by die Noord/Suid-toernooi in aksie is, het Vrydag ‘n stelling gemaak deur vir Hoërskool Garsfontein met 23-17 te klop. Die feit dat hulle vyftiental ook nog onoorwonne is by hul tuistoernooi, spreek boekdele oor die skool se rugbydiepte .

Hoërskool Middelburg kon vir die tweede agtereenvolgende wedstryd slegs 10 punte aanteken, maar hierdie keer was dit genoeg vir ‘n oorwinning met drie punte (10-7) oor Hugenote Hoërskool, Wellington.

Hugenote se enkele drie, deur Hugo Steenkamp, was genoeg om vir hulle ‘n voorsprong te bied voor halftyd, maar hulle kon na die breuk nie weer punte aanteken nie terwyl die Middies net genoeg skietgoed gehad het om hul telling verby te steek, danksy Matthew Abbey se geoefende skopskoen.

Potchefstroom Gimnasium en Hoërskool Bredasdorp het albei spiere gebult in wegholseges, altwee met 43-10, oor onderskeidelik Langenhoven Gimnasium en Westering High School.

David Ndala van Potch Gim het ‘n tweekuns teen die span van Oudtshoorn behaal, terwyl Albert Lambrecht dieselfde vermag het vir Bredasdorp teen Westering.

Hoërskool Upington het Donderdag net-net verloor teen die Potch Gimmies, maar goed gedoen deur daardie terugslag agter hulle te sit om vir Hoërskool Vryburg Saterdag in ‘n riller te uitoorlê met 22-19. ‘n Strafdoel deur Hercules Hudson was al wat die twee spanne kon skei.

Maandag pak die Middies en Uppies mekaar in hul laaste wedstryd by die spogbyeenkoms.

Bepalings vir Dag Drie, 25 Maart:

De Eike-veld: 08:00 – Volkskool Graaff-Reinet t. Die Anker; 09:10 – Lichtenburg t. Merensky; 10:20 – Oakdale XV t. Robertson; 11:30 – Potch Gimnasium t. Swartland; 12:40 – Brackenfell t. Charlie Hofmeyr.

Populiersbos-veld: 08:00 – Oosterlig t. Bredasdorp; 09:10 – Pietersburg t. Hugenote; 10:20 – Hoërskool Middelburg t. Upington; 11:30 – Strand t. Kempton Park.

De Tuine-veld: 08:00 – Vryburg t. Langenhoven Gimnasium; 09:10 – Sentraal t. Overberg; 10:20 – Augsburg t. Hermanus.

De Boord-veld: 08:00 – Westering t. Montagu; 09:10 – Parel Vallei t. Zwartkop; 10:20 – Wagpos t. Labori.

Puntemakers, Dag Twee, 23 Maart:

Hoërskool Charlie Hofmeyr 24 (14) – Drieë: Izak Vin van Wyk, Philip du Plessis, Luan Giliomee. Doelskoppe: Giliomee (3). Strafdoel: Giliomee. Hoërskool Merensky 7 (0) – Drie: Ulrich Maré. Doelskop: Byron Hendricks.

Oakdale XV 24 (14) – Onbekend. Hoërskool Overberg 3 (3) – Strafdoel: Favian Arendse.

Hoërskool Middelburg 10 (0) – Drie: CW Hanekom. Doelskop: Matthew Abbey. Strafdoel: Abbey. Hugenote Hoërskool 7 (7) – Drie: Hugo Steenkamp. Doelskop: Lian Wiid.

Potchefstroom Gimnasium 43 (21) – Drieë: David Ndala (2), Tobias van Dyk, Jaap van der Westhuizen, Jhanco de Beer, Jean Groenewald. Doelskoppe: De Beer (6). Langenhoven Gimnasium 10 (5) – Drieë: Jayden Arends, Stephane du Plessis.

Hoërskool Kempton Park 23 (10) – Drieë: Joshua Meyer, Stian de Villiers. Doelskoppe: Tiaan Delport (2). Strafdoele: Delport (3). Hoërskool Swartland 18 (15) – Drieë: Kaylen Kotze, Tyrese Parlow. Doelsop: Carlo van der Merwe. Strafdoele: Van der Merwe (2).

Hoërskool Lichtenburg 19 (7) – Onbekend. Hoërskool Strand 18 (10) – Drieë: Sherwin April, Uwen Januarie. Doelskop: Darren Dramat. Strafdoele: Dramat, Jayden Steenkamp.

Hoërskool Upington 22 (10) – Drieë: Roelof Slabbert, Jade Coetzee, Sylvester Hoffman. Doelskoppe: Hercules Hudson (2). Strafdoel: Hudson. Hoërskool Vryburg 19 (19) – Drieë: Jordan Rathepe, Tefo Sejake, Kenan Joseph. Doelskoppe: Jayden Starke (2). Strafdoel: Starke.

Hoërskool Bredasdorp 43 (24) – Drieë: Albert Lambrecht (2), Miquyel Johnson, Kyle Willeman, Nolez Sedras, Markus de Villiers, Naide April. Doelskoppe: Willeman (3), Fortune Goni. Westering High School 10 (3) – Drie: Lusanele Mbenga. Doelskop: Lemuel Kramer. Strafdoel: Kramer.

The three-day Coastal Cup tournament wrapped up in style on Sunday afternoon with the Durban High School (DHS) 1st XI continuing its impressive form to finish the event with a perfect record of four wins from four matches.

On the first day, DHS cruised past St Alban’s 5-1 but were pushed hard by Garsfontein, before claiming a narrow 1-0 win.

On Saturday, the Horseflies produced a tighter than expected 2-1 win over Menlopark, but they were in fine form on Sunday, securing their unbeaten record with a big 5-0 victory over Paarl Boys’ High.

Meanwhile, Westville Boys’ High suffered their first loss of the festival on the final day, going down 1-3 to Garsfontein.

Those were the first goals the Griffin had given up in the event. Previously, they beat, in succession, Pearson 1-0, Paarl 2-0, and Waterkloof 4-0.

The young Glenwood High School 1st team pulled off a first victory in their last outing, finishing the festival on an optimistic note after outplaying Waterkloof 3-1.

Goals had been hard to come by for Glenwood in their previous matches, but their sights were in on Sunday. On Friday, they went down 0-4 to Pretoria’s Menlopark and 0-2 to St Alban’s. On Saturday, Garsfontein ran out 3-0 winners.

Menlopark, along with Waterkloof, one of the festival’s newcomers, picked up a second victory, defeating Clifton College 2-0.

In the u16s, Paarl held DHS to a 2-2 draw to dash their winning ways, while Westville lost 0-1 to Garsfontein. Waterkloof enjoyed a paper-thin 3-2 triumph over Glenwood.

Meanwhile, Westville closed the tournament on a high note in the u14 competition, cruising to a 6-0 victory over Garsfontein, while St Alban’s saw off Pearson 4-1, and Waterkloof matched that scoreline in a victory over Glenwood. 

RESULTS

Sunday, 24 March

1st XI 

Clifton 0-2 Menlopark; Waterkloof 1-3 Glenwood; Westville 1-3 Garsfontein; St Alban’s 1-0 Pearson; DHS 5-0 Paarl

u16A

Clifton 0-2 Menlopark; Westville 0-1 Garsfontein; Waterkloof 3-2 Glenwood; DHS 2-2 Paarl; St Alban’s 0-1 Pearson

u14A 

Clifton 2-1 Menlopark; Westville 6-0 Garsfontein; St Alban’s 4-1 Pearson; Waterkloof 4-1 Glenwood; DHS 1-2 Paarl

Die Hoër Meisiekool La Rochelle se 0.19A-netbalspan is op dag drie van die Klofie-Netbalfees steeds staande as die enigste onoorwonne span, nadat hulle ‘n oorwinning oor Die Brandwag van Uitenhage (25-12) behaal en met 18-elk gelykop gespeel het teen die gasheer, Waterkloof.

Rand Park het hul onoorwonne status verloor met ‘n nederlaag van 13-17 teen Oos-Moot, ondanks vroeëre oorwinnings teen Jeugland van Kepmton Park (28-8) en Parel Vallei (18-13).

Maandag is die laaste dag van die toernooi, met La Rochelle wat in ‘n deurslaggewende kragmeting met Windhoek Afrikaanse Privaatskool gewikkel sal wees om hul onoorwonne rekord te probeer verdedig.

Oos-Moot se o. 15 en Waterkloof se o. 19-spanne is na dag twee as die beste aanvallende spanne aangewys, terwyl Hoërskool Centurion se o. 16’s en Windhoek Pvt se o. 14’s met die louere as die beste verdedigende spanne weggestap het.

Die laaste dag van die toernooi skop Maandag om 07:00 af, met die o. 17-spanne wat sake uitspook.

Uitslae | Dag 3

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Bishops Diocesan College ended the Bishops 175 Hockey Festival as the only unbeaten team following a 4-0 trouncing of St Benedict’s College on the festival’s final day at the Woodlands Astroturf in Cape Town.

The hosts, who entered the tournament with momentum and confidence after winning all three of their matches at the Parel Vallei Boys’ Hockey Festival a week ago, continued their fine form, this time in front of their buzzing home supporters.

The festival’s opening day saw coach Ryan Julius‘s team brush off Michaelhouse with a commanding 3-1 win.

That was followed by a 4-0 win against St Charles College before they edged out St David’s Marist Inanda 2-0 on Friday.

The Cape side turned up the tempo on the third day, scoring 10 goals in their two matches while conceding only one. They netted eight times against Bloemfontein’s St Andrew’s School, before digging deep to claim a 2-1 win over Makhanda’s St Andrew’s College in the main game on day three.

In their final match of the festival, on Sunday, they took on another unbeaten side, St Benedict’s College. Prior to the clash, Bennies had recorded three wins and two draws.

With their legs tired after a long festival, Bishops were still sound on attack and defence, executing their game plan well. That delivered them a 4-0 victory, with regular goal scorers’ Luc Dicey, Christopher Gray, David Handley, and Joshua Mettler all getting onto the score sheet.

After a clean run through their opposition at the festival, which followed an unbeaten pre-season, the Bishops’ 1st XI’s record remains unblemished. Coach Julius says he’s happy with the progress his team has made.

“The boys were tired [in the final match], after a very busy week, but adapted well to the change of tactics,” he told SuperSport Schools.

“It was a very good team display. We asserted [our] dominance from the beginning.

“I was very happy to see that, especially to perform like that at the end of the tournament makes me proud as a coach, regarding the mindset and culture we’re trying to create within the group.”

Another result that caught the eye on the final day was Michaelhouse’s 3-0 victory over St Andrew’s College.

‘House entered the clash on the back of a 1-1 draw against Bennies, and a 2-0 win over the Langa Hockey Club on Saturday. They appear to be finding their way under new coach Nick Bérichon after a difficult 2023 season.

Meanwhile, St Andrew’s College had their unbeaten start to the season ended on Saturday, when they suffered a 2-1 defeat at the hands of the hosts. On Sunday, Nicholas Fearnhead grabbed a double and Luke Camerer added a third to give Michaelhouse a confidence-boosting signature victory over College at the end of the festival.

St Charles and Somerset College also ended off with wins, defeating the Langa Hockey Club and St Andrew’s School respectively.

Somerset College’s Michael du Toit was named the Player of the Festival, while Byron Comley, of St Benedict’s, and James Grieve, of Bishops, were named Players of Note.

The Top Goal Scorer was St Andrew’s College’s Connor McNamara, with Bishops’ Robbie Veldtman the 2nd Top Goal Scorer.

The Defender of the Festival honours went to Marley Waspe of Uplands College, while Khotso Mabona, of St David’s Marist Inanda, and Pikolomzi Nkompela, of Michaelhouse, were recognised as Defenders of Note.

Results: Day 4

St David’s Marist Inanda 4-1 Uplands College
Michaelhouse 3-0 St Andrew’s College
St Charles College 3-0 Langa Hockey Club
Somerset College 2-1 St Andrew’s School
Bishops 4-0 St Benedict’s College

Click HERE to access all the other results from the festival.

Hoërskool Hugenote (Springs) lek hul lippe af vir ‘n kans om as vanjaar se nuwe Mauritz Hansen Rugbyweek-kampioen gekroon te word.

Dit kom nadat hulle, in straks die grootste kragmeting van die week, met ‘n telling van 21-5 teen hul tradisionele SDC Noordvaal Cup-vyande, Ligbron Akademie, koning gekraai het.

Hugenote kom Maandag teen die gasheer, Hoërskool Hans Strijdom, te staan in die week se eindstryd.

Die span van Springs het vroeg reeds teen Ligbron dit duidelik gemaak dat hulle die fiskieke aspekte, vernaam rondom die afbreekpunte, wou beheer.

Die voorspelers, gelei deur die kranige agtsteman, Hendrik Eybers, het voorlangs baljaar en die grondslag gelê vir hul agterlyn om die Ligbron-verdedigers ore aan te sit.

Eybers is met ‘n kuiertjie agter die Ligbron-doellyn beloon vir sy harde werk, terwyl linkervleuel, Musa Mahlangu, die doodskoot toegedien het, nadat hy met uitmuntende voetwerk vanuit sy eie halfgebied deurgebreek het vir Hugenote se derde drie.

Hugenote sal egter geensins ‘n maklike taak hê teen die Hansies in die eindstryd nie. Die gashere het, in nog ‘n klipharde stryd, teen Hoërskool Bellville aangedui dat hulle moeilik gestuit sal word op tuisbodem.

Hans Strijdom was met ‘n telling van 19-7 die Kaapenaars se baas.

Losskakel, Hendriko van der Kolf, het ‘n ernstige waarskuwing aan die span van Springs gerig, met sy geoefende skopskoen wat grotendeels verantwoordelik was vir Bellville se ondergang. Hy het keer op keer die opposisie laat omdraai met haarfyn lynskoppe, en ook vier strafdoele en ‘n doelskop deur die pale gejaag om 14 van sy span se 19 punte aan te teken.

Die Hansies sal ook hoop dat hul stewige pak voorspelers die fisiekheid wat hulle regdeur die week openbaar het, kan voortsit. Dit is immers waar die gasheerskool se sterkpunt lê, veral as dit kom by die skrums en hul kragtige dryfmaalbewegings.

Hoërskool Kalahari het in ‘n naelbytstryd met 5-0 teen Hoërskool Brits as oorwinnaars uit die stryd getree. Albei spanne was rotsvas op die verdediging, en die skote het verál voorlangs geklap met die twee pakke wat mekaar behoorlik opgedreun het. Dit was slegs ‘n puik individuele lopie deur die span van Kuruman se binnesenter, Thlampo Matilo, wat gelei het tot ‘n drie wat die twee spanne kon skei.

Empangeni High School het goed gevaar om Hoërskool Die Anker se tweede span met drie punte te troef. ‘n Drie deur buitesenter, V. Nyawo, en die akkurate skopwerk van binnesenter, Dube, was genoeg om ‘n sege van 10-7 oor die span van Brakpan, asook hul eerste oorwinning van die week, te verseker.

Hoërskool Witteberg se Janco Swart het uiters koelkop gebly om in die doodsnikke ‘n strafdoel deur die pale te jaag vir ‘n naelbytsege van 13-10 oor Northcliff High School. Die span van Johannesburg het nietemin verbete verdediging aan die dag gelê om met heelwat eer uit die stryd te tree.

Die intrukwekkende Junior Naude en Petri Schutte het albei weer ‘n aansienlike aandeel gehad in Hoërskool Fochville se oorwinning van 15-10 oor Hoërskool Frans du Toit. Naudé het, nes in die Fochies se vorige wedstryd, eerste agter die doellyn gaan kuier, terwyl Schutte beïndruk het met sy ratse voetwerk en oog vir ‘n gaping.

Hoërskool Piet Retief het met aanskoulike hardlooprugby hul eerste oorwinning van die week behaal. Die span van Mpumalanga het gemaklik met Hoërskool Pretoria-Noord (38-0) klaargespeel. Die uitstaande kenmerk van hul sege was ongetwyfeld die wyse waarop die span van Piet Retief die bal, tussen voor-en agterspelers, na hartelus kon rondgooi.

Hoërskool Ferrum het vir Hoërskool Linden nie alleen met ‘n telling van 20-10 verras nie, maar die span van Newcastle het ook beïndruk met hoe klinies en goed afgerond hul spel was. Losskakel, Eli Erasmus, en skrumskakel, Wandile Ndlawgamandla, het mekaar uitstekend gekomplimenteer om hul span deurentyd op die voorvoet te plaas.

Puntemakers: 

Hoërskool Hugenote (Springs) 21 (14) – Drieë: Dylan Nel, Hendrik Eybers, Musa Mahlangu. Doelskoppe: Corné Pretorius (3). Ligbron Akademie 5 (5) – Drie: Siyanda Dennison.

Hoërskool Hans Strijdom 19 (10) – Drie: Hannes Viviers. Doelskop: Hendriko van der Kolf. Strafdoele: Van der Kolf (4). Hoërskool Belville 7 (7). 

Hoërskool Kalahari 5 (5) – Drie: Thlampo Matilo. Hoërskool Brits 0 (0).

Empangeni High School 10 (3) – Drie: V. Nyawo. Doelskop: N. Dube. Strafdoel: Dube. Hoërskool Die Anker II 7 (0) – Drie: Justin van Eeden. Doelskop: Xavier Erasmus.

Hoërskool Witteberg 13 (5) – Drieë: Andre Houptfleich, Tshepo Matlong. Strafdoel: Janco Swart. Northcliff High School 10 (7) – Drie: Manasse Mponga. Doelskop: Troy Kaminsky. Strafdoel: Kaminsky.

Hoërskool Fochville 15 (8) – Drieë: Junior Naudé, Ruan Foord. Doelskop: Petri Schutte. Strafdoel: Schutte. Hoërskool Frans du Toit 10 (10) – Drie: Olavi Muleha. Doelskop: Kenny Moreku. Strafdoel: Moreku.

Hoërskool Piet Retief 38 (19) – Drieë: Owethu Shabalala, Siphosetu Sibisi, Jandre van Deventer, Kyle Stock, Langelihle Ntuli, Musa Ncube. Doelskoppe: Owethu Shabalala. Hoërskool Pretoria-Noord 0 (0).

Hoerskool Ferrum 20 (10) – Drieë: Eli Erasmus, Xander Dirks. Doelskoppe: Wandile Ndlawgamandla (2). Strafdoele: Ndlawgamandla, Erasmus. Hoërskool Linden 10 (7) – Drie: Keatin Carlse. Doelskop: Francois Steyn. Strafdoel: Steyn.

DAY 1 

Paarl Boys’ High 45 (19) – Tries: Jayden Joubert, Ruben Dames, Aiden Jacobs, Tristan Joubert, Steph van der Merwe, Shane Lee Simonse, Christiaan Grundling. Conversions: Viaan Mentoor (5). Jeppe High School for Boys 19 (19) – Tries: Bonga Nxumalo, Khutadzo Rashivhaga, Sanele Simelane. Conversions: Matthew Coetzee (2).

Grey College 51 (34) – Tries: Liam van Wyk (3), Pieter van der Merwe (2), AJ Meyer, Ruben Cilliers, Donelle Hendriks. Conversions: Alzeadon Felix (4). Penalty: Felix. King Edward VII 16 (6) – Tries: Haniel Monkoti, Olunje Mehlomakulu. Penalties: Simphiwe Moyo (2).

Oakdale Landbou 23 (10) – Tries: Kurt Coetzee, Reinhart Viljoen. Conversions: Coetzee (2). Penalties: Coetzee (3). Garsfontein 17 (10) – Tries: Luann Olivier (2). Conversions: Junade Pasensie (2). Penalty: Pasensie.

Voortrekker 20 (8) – Tries: Attila Ozturk, Frederik Fourie, Cecil Parsons. Conversion: Christiaan van der Sandt. Penalty: Van der Sandt. Helpmekaar 19 (12) – Tries: Eugene de Lange (2), JP Lombard. Conversions Wian Storm (2).

EG Jansen 36 (10) – Tries: Matthew Bergman (2), Danré Pike, Jeandré Jacobs, Zaide-Leigh Rippenaar, Zandré Naude. Conversions: Bergman (3). Welkom Gimnasium 26 (12) – Tries: Bokang Lesenyeho, Jayden Kruger, Ethan Jones, Aiden Bezuidenhout. Conversions: Renaldo Kiewiet (3).

HTS Drostdy 34 (12) – Tries: Callum van Staden, Jeandré Spangenberg, Pirlo Baron, Daniel Mellet, Pietie Erasmus. Conversions: Hareld Mbuqa (2), Juandré Ungerer. Penatly: Ungerer. Hoërskool Nelspruit 27 (13) – Tries: Tinyiko Silubane, strafdrie, Liam Pringle.  Conversions: Christiaan van Deventer (2). Penalties: Van Deventer (2).

DAY 2 

Paul Roos Gimnasium 30 (21) – Tries: Luchwayito Mbaliswana, Samuel Badenhorst, Keenan Stoffels. Conversions: Joshua Dampies (3). Penalties: Dampies (3). Affies 25 (11) – Tries: Luan Potgieter, Ethan van Wyk, Penalty Try. Conversion: Ruben Pienaar. Penalties: Pienaar (2).

Paarl Gimnasium 38 (17) – Tries: Chandler Green, Jan Koegelenberg, Nicolas Nel, Markus Muller, Quintin Potgieter, Liam Burger. Conversions: Freek de Kock (4). Monument 21 (7) – Tries: Jacques Botha, Nathan Erasmus, Ernesto Oersen. Conversions: Justin Viljoen (3).

Noordheuwel 27 (14) – Tries: Brad Brown, Jeandré Uithaler, Ignatius Jantjies, Cheswill Jooste. Conversions: Uithaler (2). Penalty: Uithaler. Stellenberg 17 (7) – Tries: Dale du Toit, Estian Steyn. Conversions: Stefan Roux (2). Penalty: Roux.

Outeniqua 29 (19) – Tries: Nicolas Duvenhage, Juan Kleinhans, Andrew Stopforth, Gareth Maree. Conversions: Keenan Jantjies (2), Ellie Meyer. Penalty: Jantjies. Pretoria Boys’ High 12 (5) – Tries: Ompfuna Tsanwani (2). Conversion: Tebogo Nchabeleng.

Waterkloof 27 (15) – Tries: Franco Cronjé, Riwan van Aswegen, Dennis Obi, Marko Kok. Conversions: Ronan Bastiaanse (2). Penalty: Bastiaanse. Hoërskool Durbanville 19 (14) – Tries: Valrhinio Olckers, Hubert Winterbach, Markus van der Walt. Conversions: Claydon Carlse (2).

Menlopark 50 (31) – Tries: Declan Pelser (2), Andru Keun, Reinhardt Herbst, Divan Nel, Rocco Myburgh, Ruben Fourie. Conversions: Phillip de Bruyn (4), Keun, Herbst. Penalty: De Bruyn. Duineveld 28 (14) – Tries: Gregon Jansen, Adriaan Botha, Jaqcuin Jasson, Henry Page. Conversions: AJ Burger (4).

DAY 3 

Paarl Boys’ High 38 (21) – Tries: Ashwin Swarts, Viaan Mentoor, Tommy Muller, Gershom Pieters, Christiaan Grundling. Conversions: Mentoor (5). Penalty: Mentoor. Garsfontein 36 (18) – Tries: Justin Blom (2), Luan van den Berg (2), Ruan Enslin. Conversion: Derrick Kuhn. Penalties: Kuhn (3).

Jeppe High School for Boys 22 (16) – Try: Risima Khosa. Conversion: Matthew Coetzee. Penalties: Coetzee (5). Grey College 19 (14) – Tries: Donelle Hendricks, Ruben Cilliers, Ethan Adams. Conversions: Alzeadon Felix (2).

Oakdale Landbou 41 (24) – Tries: 1, 5, 8, Kurt Coetzee, 11. Conversions: Coetzee (5). Penalties: Coetzee (2). Helpmekaar 24 (10) – Tries: 14, 17, 1, 5. Conversions: 15 (2)

EG Jansen 44 (32) – Tries: Danré Pike (2), Gerhard van Aswegen (2), Riekus van der Merwe, Keanu van Loggerenberg, Zian Marais, Divan Francis. Conversions: Matt Bergman, Christopher Combrinck. HTS Drostdy 15 (5) – Tries: Marcus Lee, Hareld Mbuqa, Aljay Skippers.

Welkom Gimnasium 24 (10) – Tries: Dyllan Kemp (2), Hloni Mokotjo. Conversions: Jayden Weideman (3). Penalty: Weideman. Hoërskool Nelspruit 20 (10) – Tries: Siya Gama, Vaughn van Zyl. Conversions: Divan de Kock (2). Strafdoele: De Kock (2).

DAY 4 

Affies 38 (19) – Tries: Ethan van Dyk (2), Roux Eagan, Ruben Groenewald, Theuns Maritz, Luan Potgieter. Conversions: Ruben Pienaar (4). Stellenberg 11 (3) – Try: Almero Keizer. Penalties: Eben Rademan, Dehan Neethling.

Monument 50 (19) – Tries: Kealan Milton (2), Ernest Oersen (2), Jason Joubert, Juandré Marais, Keenan Mayners, Evan Bernhardi. Conversions: Justin Viljoen (5). Hoërskool Durbanville 21 (0) – Tries: Dale Martin (2), Valrhino Olckers. Conversions: Claydon Carlse (2), Tobie Roelofse.

Paul Roos Gimnasium 47 (19) – Tries: Keenan Stoffels (2), Luchwayito Mbaliswana (2), Riley Norton, Samuel Badenhorst, Christiano Luizinho. Conversions: Joshua Dumpies (4), Matthew Seymore (2). Waterkloof 24 (7) – Tries: Dennis Obi (2), Marko Kok, Ronan Bastiaanse. Conversions: Ronan Bastiaanse (3).

Noordheuwel 33 (19) – Tries: Lindsey Jansen, Jeandré Uithaler, Xander Buitendag, Alex Greef, Brad Brown. Conversions: Jade Muller (2), Uithaler. Duineveld 32 (22) – Tries: Wihan Liebenberg (2), PJ Smit, Ethan Prins. Conversions: AJ Burger (3). Penalties: Burger (2).

Paarl Gimnasium 75 (47) – Tries: Freek de Kock (3), Marinus Daling (2), Markus Muller, Nicolas Nel, Josh O’Neill, Jan Koegelenberg, Chandler Green, Adriaan van der Lingen. Conversions: Freek de Kock (10). Pretoria Boys’ High 10 (3) – Try: 8. Conversion: 4. Penalty: Tebogo Nchabeleng.

Outeniqua 37 (24) – Tries: Xavier Solomons (3), Gareth Maree, Juan Kleynhans. Conversions: Ellie Meyer (3). Penalties: Meyer. Menlopark 17 (7) – Tries: Ruben Fourie (2), Divan Nel. Conversion: Phillipus de Bruin.

PRETORIA. – Paul Roos Gimnasium het vir die tweede jaar in ‘n ry Affie-harte gebreek.

Die Maroen-masjien het die Wit Bulle met 30-25 in Saterdag se hoofwedstryd van die Noord/Suid-toernooi hier verslaan. Paul Roos was verlede jaar op die Wildeklawer-toernooi met 31-25 baas.

Dit is die eerste keer sedert 1992 dat Paul Roos twee agtereenvolgende seges oor Affies kon behaal. In 1992 het hul met 8-4 geseëvier, terwyl die vorige kragmeting tussen die twee spanne in 1979 se uitslag ook met 32-12 in die span van Stellenbosch se guns was.

Die laaste keer wat een van die twee skole opeenvolgende seges kon behaal was toe Affies in drie wedstryde op ‘n streep in 2009, 2010 en 2011 Paul Roos se tier was.

Die Wit Bulle se agttal het die besoekers oorheers en veral in die skrums die oorhand gehad. Affies se agterlyn kon egter nie die hoë gehalte balbesit in punte omskep nie. Die tuisspan het gewis genoeg geleenthede gehad om ‘n sege te behaal.

Paul Roos se losskakel, Joshua Dampies, se skopvoet was vir sy span goud werd. Hy het die telbord aan die rol gehou met drie stradoele asook met drie doelskoppe geslaag.

Die binnesenter, Samuel Badenhorst, het nie net waarskynlik dié drie van die dag gedruk nie, maar ook sy direkte teenstander, Janco Purchase, ore aangesit.

Monument van Krugersdorp se wendroogte teen Paarl Gimnasium duur steeds voort. Die span van die Paarl was met 38-21 aan die wenkant. Monnas kon laas in 2009 tydens die Wildeklawer-toernooi die Gimmies (6-5) omdop.

Sy buitesenter, Markus Muller, was uitstaande en het deurgans gapings in Monnas se verdediging gevind. Die wenspan se flank Quintin Potgieter was self ‘n groot doring in die span van Krugersdorp se vlees.

Monnas se slot Jacques Botha het voorlangs die pap dik aangemaak en is goed deur sy kaptein en flank, Jamaal Feldman, ondersteun.

Grey-kollege het vir die eerste keer sedert 1993 teen King Edward VII van Johannesburg te staan gekom. Die span van Bloemfontein het KES met 51-16 met sy tradisionele tempo-rugby kaf gedraf.

Grey se haker, Liam van Wyk, en KES se SA Skole-haker, Siphosethu Mnebelele, was in ‘n hewige tweestryd gewikkel.

Van Wyk het ‘n driekuns aan drieë behaal, terwyl Mnebelele ook met sy spel tydens die kragmeting beïndruk het.

Grey se binnesenter, Pieter van der Merwe, kan vanjaar nie weer uit die SA Skole-span gelaat word indien hy op sy vertoning in die wedstryd voortbou nie. Van der Merwe is sterk op sy bene en word nie sommer gestuit nie.

In Mookgophong sal die gasheer, Hans Strijdom, Maandag teen Hugenote van Springs in die eindstryd van die 30ste Mauritz Hansen-week te staan kom.

Hans Strijdom het sy plek in die eindstryd danksy ‘n sege van 19-7 oor Hoërskool Bellville bespreek. Hugenote het vir Ligbron Akademie van Ermelo met 21-5 verslaan om tot die eindstryd deur te dring.

Al die uitslae:  

NOORD/SUID-TOERNOOI

Dag 2: Paarl Gimnasium 28, Monument 21; Noordheuwel 27, Stellenberg 17; Outeniqua 29, Pretoria Boys’ High 12; Waterkloof 27, Hoërskool Durbanville 19; Menlopark 50, Duineveld 28.

Dag 1: Grey-kollege 51, King Edward VII 16; Hoër Jongenskool Paarl 45, Jeppe 19; Oakdale Landbou 23, Garsfontein 17; EG Jansen 36, Welkom Gimnasium 26; HTS Drostdy 34, Hoërskool Nelspruit 27.

OAKDALE RUGBYWEEK

Dag 2: Bredasdorp 43, Westering 10; Oakdale XV-tal 14, Overberg 3; Hoërskool Upington 22, Vryburg 19; Lichtenburg 19, Strand 18; Kempton Park 23, Swartland 18; Potchefstroom Gimnasium 42, Langenhoven Gimnasium 10; Hoërskool Middelburg 10, Hugenote (Wellington) 7; Oosterlig 18, Hermanus 7; Augsburg Gimnasium 15, Labori 12; Zwartkop 20, Robertson 19; Die Anker 29, Parel Vallei 8; Montagu 29, Wagpos 19; Graaff-Reinet Volkskool 38, Sentraal 0.

Dag 1: Oakdale XV-tal 28, Bredasdorp 12; Hoërskool Pietersburg 18, Sentraal 12; Charlie Hofmeyr 45, Die Anker 12; Brackenfell 34, Kempton Park 27; Potchefstroom Gimnasium 10, Hoërskool Upington 8; Langenhoven Gimnasium 48, Wagpos 12; Graaff-Reinet 18, Montagu 12; Hugenote (Springs) 31, Zwartkop 17; Strand 14, Hoërskool Middelburg 10; Overberg 12, Augsburg Gimnasium 7; Oosterlig 23, Parel Vallei 21; Westering 24, Labori 20; Merensky 50, Hermanus 12; Vryburg 31, Robertson 21; Swartland 20, Lichtenburg 19.

HANSIE-WEEK

Dag 2: Hugenote (Springs)21, Ligbron Akademie 5; Hans Strijdom 19, Hoërskool Bellville 7; Kalahari 5, Brits 0; Empangeni 10, Die Anker II 7; Witteberg 13, Northcliff 10; Fochville 15, Frans du Toit 10; Piet Retief 40, Pretoria-Noord 0; Ferrum 20, Linden 10.

Dag 1: Hans Strijdom 12, Northcliff 10; Hoërskool Bellville 19, Piet Retief 13; Brits 28, Empangeni 3; Ligbron Akademie 22, Witteberg 5; Fochville 26, Pretoria-Noord 12; Hugenote (Springs) 38, Linden 0; Frans du Toit 23, Die Anker II 17; Kalahari 17, Ferrum 0.

GLENWOOD RUGBYFEES

Dag 2: Glenwood 11, Wesvalia 9; Frikkie Meyer 19, Hilton College XV-tal 19; Heidelberg Volkskool 19, Melkbosstrand 7; Dinamika 19, Eye of the Tiger 14; Jim Fouché 45, Centurion 3; HTS Middelburg 21, Landboudal 13; Durban High School XV-tal 19, Potchefstroom Volkskool 0.

DANIE ROSSOUW-WEEK

Dag 1: HTS John Vorster 29, Delmas 16; Hans Moore 24, Bergvlam 21; Warmbad 17, HTS Sasolburg 14; Fichardtpark 34, Birchleigh 5; Wonderboom 23, HTS Witbank 19; Midstream College 15, Rob Ferreira 0.

BISHOPS 175STE FEES

Dag 2: SACS 27, Michaelhouse 24; Wynberg Boys’ High 35, Kingswood College 7; Bishops 30, St Andrew’s College 29;

Dag 1: Wynberg Boys’ High 43, St Andrew’s College 21; Michaelhouse 37, Bishops 17; Hilton College 34, Grey High School 17.

ARTHUR JOHNSON-WEEK

Dag 1: Hopetown 12, Curro Mosselbaai 0; Aliwal-Noord 26, Adamantia 5; Hoërskool Grens 47, Douglas 10; Wolmaransstad 7, Curro Langebaan 7; Paul Erasmus 7, Hartbeespoort 0; Hartswater 19, Hoërskool Middelburg (Oos-Kaap) 10; Hoërskool Punt 24, Vredendal 3.

PARYS RUGBYWEEK

Dag 1: Zastron 38, Carel de Wet 7; Heilbron 46, Hoërskool Sasolburg 0; Bothaville 19, Kempton Panorama 5; Die Ankerskool 34, Zeerust 0; Hoopstad 48, Ladybrand 17; Retief 56, Morgenzon Landbou 7; Brandfort 49, Balfour 0; Hendrik Potgieter 32, New Horizon (Harrismith) 20; Parys 34, Riebeeckstad 7; President Steyn 27, New Horizon (Bethlehem) 10.

Bishops Diocesan College maintained their unbeaten record at the Bishops 175 Hockey Festival when they defeated St Andrew’s College 2-1 in the final match of day three at the Woodlands Astroturf in Cape Town on Saturday.

The Bishops’ win brought to an end an eight-game winning streak for the side from Makhanda.

Before the match, those two teams and St Benedict’s College were the only unbeaten sides and were gunning to keep those records intact ahead of the final day on Sunday.

The hosts beat Michaelhouse 3-1 on the opening day and followed up that result with a 4-0 win against St Charles College, before showing grit to beat St David’s Marist Inanda 2-0 on Friday.

They went on to annihilate St Andrew’s School 8-0 on Saturday, with James Grieve scoring a brace before Christopher Gray, Bryn Parry, Luc Dicey, Andrew Betty, Andrew Raubenheimer, and David Handley got themselves onto the scoresheet.

Coach Dean Ferreira‘s St Andrew’s College team, on the other hand, had caught the eye early in the season.

A week ago, at the Tony Godding Festival, they defeated Grey College 2-1, and claimed other victories over, among others, Hudson Park, Bethlehem Voortrekker, and Merrifield College.

At the Bishops Fest, they had claimed the scalps of the Langa Hockey Club, Uplands College, and St David’s Marist Inanda, before they faced the home team.

The contest started out very evenly, with both sides struggling to make an impression on the other’s defences in the first chukka.

Bishops, were, however, the first to open the scoring in the second chukka through a penalty stroke, with Robert Veldtman converting from the spot to put his side into the lead.

Minutes later, Bishops suffered a blow, when Thomas Malan had to leave the pitch after he suffered a hard blow on the wrist from the ball.

Bishops held onto that narrow 1-0 lead at the break, but St Andrew’s quickly equalised in the third chukka, with Connor McNamara striking from a penalty corner.

Heading into the final chukka, the teams were level at 1-1 and, it seemed, something special would be required to break the deadlock. Joshua Mettler duly delivered it.

He produced a brilliant individual goal, finding the back of the net after a superb 20-metre dribble. That was just enough, and coach Ryan Julius‘s side held on for a 2-1 win, much to the delight of the home supporters.

In other matches, Somerset College picked up another victory, edging Uplands College 4-3 in their first game, before playing to a 1-1 draw with St David’s Marist Inanda.

St Benedict’s College continued their fine form. After drawing 1-1 with Michaelhouse in the morning, they dominated Uplands College in the afternoon.

Coach Owen Mvimbi‘s side controlled possession and territory and were clinical in front of goal, which brought them a 5-0 victory, courtesy of an Alex Johnston double, with Connor Odgers, Timothy Burnham, and Marco Mendes also scoring.

The Johannesburg side will face its toughest challenge yet when they take on the hosts, Bishops, on Sunday in the final match of the festival at 12:40.

After claiming wins on Friday against Uplands and St Andrew’s School, Langa Hockey Club pushed St Andrew’s College all the way but went down 2-4 in their first match on Saturday.

In their second encounter of the day, they took on Michaelhouse and made life hard for the boys from the KZN Midlands. It was 0-0 at halftime, with neither side able to capitalise on the opportunities they had created.

‘House, however, came out firing in the third chukka, and scored twice to seize victory.

Another team that also got a “W” next to their name was St David’s Marist Inanda, who edged out St Charles College 2-1. They will take on the winless Uplands College in Sunday’s first match, at 08:00.

Langa will aim to end their campaign with a win against St Charles College, while Somerset College completes their schedule against Bloemfontein’s St Andrew’s School.

Results: Day 3

St David’s Marist Inanda 2-1 St Charles
Somerset College 4-3 Uplands
St Benedict’s College 1-1 Michaelhouse
Bishops 8-0 St Andrew’s School
Langa Hockey Club 2-4 St Andrew’s College
Somerset College 1-1 St David’s Marist Inanda
St Benedict’s College 5-0 Uplands College
St Charles College 1-0 St Andrew’s School
Langa Hockey Club 0-2 Michaelhouse
Bishops 2-1 St Andrew’s College

Fixtures

Sunday, 24 March 2024

08:00 – St David’s Marist Inanda vs Uplands; 09:10 – Michaelhouse vs St Andrews College; 10:20 – Langa vs St Charles; 11:30 – Somerset College vs St Andrew’s School; 12:40 – Bishops vs St Benedict’s College.