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Selborne College from East London in the Eastern Cape will be tasked with the challenge of defending their Melliar Water Polo title when they take to the pool on day one of the tournament at Wynberg Boys High this coming weekend. 

The u15 tournament will return for its 16th edition this year, with 24 teams set to battle it out over four days in two separate venues. 

The spectacle will be played at the Wynberg High School swimming pool and junior pool, with each team getting an opportunity to play at both pools. 

In last year’s edition, the Eastern Cape side were dominant and remained unbeaten throughout the group stages to seal the title in a closely fought final against Bishops. 

During the pool stages, Selborne defeated Clifton (5-0), Michaelhouse (10-1), Western Province invitational (10-1), SACS (7-1), and Bishops (7-5) before edging out Hilton (12-11) in the semi-finals and then winning the title with a (3-1) against Bishops. 

This year, the defending champions are seeded in Pool B. The group has potential to be the group of death, and it features the likes of Maritzburg College, Paul Roos, SACS, St Albans, and St David’s. 

They will begin their title defence against SACS on Friday afternoon.  

Bishops, who took home the silver medal in last year’s instalment will be battling it out in Pool C with newcomers, Wahoo, Glenwood House, Grey College, Hilton College, and St Johns. 

Other teams to look out for in Pool A and D respectively are also newcomers Grey College, Jeppe Boys High, Woodridge from Gqeberha and Kearsney College. 

Glenwood House will kick-off the action against Bishops on day one at 12:00. Other matches to keep an eye on in the opening day include hosts, Wynberg Boys up against Grey High School, St Davids versus SACS, and Paul Roos against Maritzburg College.  

The groups: 

Pool A- Hellenic, Kearsney, Rondebosch Boys, St Stithians, Woodridge, Westerford.  

Pool B- Maritzburg College, Paul Roos, SACS, Selborne College, St Albans, St David’s.  

Pool C- Bishops, Glenwood House, Grey College, Hilton College, Wahoo, St Johns. 

Pool D- Affies, Clifton, Grey College, Jeppe Boys High, Wynberg Boys High, St Andrews.  

Fixtures:  

Friday: 

High School Pool:   

12:00- Glenwood House vs Bishops; 12:35- Grey College vs Wahoo; 13:10- Clifton vs Affies; 13:45- Jeppe Boys vs St Andrews; 14:20- Grey High School vs Wynberg Boys; 14:55- Kearsney College vs Woodridge; 15:30- Rondebosch vs St Stithians; 16:05- Westerford vs Hellenic; 16:40- Paul Roos vs St Alban’s; 17:15- SACS vs Selborne College; 17:50- St Davids vs Maritzburg College; 18:25- Hilton College vs St Johns.  

Junior School Pool:  

12:00- Rondebosch vs Westerford; 12:35- St Stithians vs Woodridge; 13:10- Kearsney vs Hellenic; 13:45- Paul Roos vs Maritzburg College; 14:20- Selborne vs St Alban’s; 14:55- SACS vs St David’s; 15:30- Glenwood House vs St John’s; 16:05- Grey College vs Hilton College; 16:40- Wahoo vs Bishops; 17:15- Clifton vs St Andrew’s; 17:50- Grey High School vs Jeppe Boys; 18:25- Wynberg Boys High vs Affies.  

Saturday: 

High School Pool: 

08:00- Kearsney vs Rondebosch; 08:35- Hellenic vs Woodridge; 09:10- Westerford vs St Stithians; 09:45- Paul Roos vs SACS; 10:20- Maritzburg College vs St Alban’s; 10:55- St David’s vs Selborne College; 11:30- St John’s vs Grey College; 12:05- Hilton College vs Bishops;  12:40- Wahoo vs Glenwood House; 13:15- St Andrews vs Grey High School; 13:50- Jeppe vs Affies; 14:25- Wynberg Boys vs Clifton; 15:00- Bishops vs Grey College; 15:35- St John’s vs Wahoo;  16:10- Hilton College vs Glenwood House; 16:45- Affies vs Grey High; 17:20- St Andrew’s vs Wynberg Boys; 17:55- Jeppe vs Clifton.  

Junior School Pool: 

08:00- Glenwood House vs Grey College; 08:35- Bishops vs St John’s; 09:10- Wahoo vs Hilton College;  09:45- Clifton vs Grey High School; 10:20- Affies vs St Andrew’s; 10:55- Wynberg vs Jeppe; 11:30- Woodridge vs Rondebosch; 12:05- St Stithians vs Hellenic; 12:40- Westerford vs Kearsney; 13:15- St Alban’s vs SACS; 13:50- Selborne College vs Maritzburg College; 14:25- St David’s vs Paul Roos; 15:00- Hellenic vs Rondebosch; 15:35- Woodridge vs Westerford; 16:10- St Stithians vs Kearsney; 16:45- Maritzburg College vs SACS; 17:20- St Alban’s vs St David’s; 17:55- Selborne College vs Paul Roos.  

 

The sad news of the passing of an icon and a true servant, coach James Mabena to the development of South African football came in the early hours of Saturday morning. The School of Excellence announced that Coach Mabena was admitted at OR Tambo Hospital and that is where he passed away after a short illness. 

The Dube Birds, Moroka Swallows also joined in through its social media pages, bidding farewell to one its iconic legends, James “Akulalwa ” Mabena.

With heartfelt condolences pouring in, many people expressed how wonderful and great a man he was, not to mention a fantastic teacher to the young ones on and off the field. 

The former Moroka Swallows defender has effortlessly committed himself and dedicated his life to the development of young talent in South Africa. His belief in young people will not go unnoticed. His life spans a work of over two decades committing to unearthing raw talent in the country at the SAFA Transnet Football School of Excellence.

Some of the iconic players to have come out of the School of Excellence and having been coached by coach Mabena include the likes of Steven “Schillo” Pienaar, one of the notable graduates from the School of Excellence and icons to have worn the Bafana Bafana jersey. Daine Klate, Bernad Parker, Bryce Moon and Masilo Modubi, are amongst the proud and excellent graduates of the School of Excellence who have gone to make a landmark in the history of South African football.

Recent graduates from the School of Excellence include the likes of Siyabonga Mabena of Mamelodi Sundowns, Relebohile Mofokeng (Orlando Pirates), Boitumelo Radiopane of Orlando Pirates currently on loan to Cape Town Spurs. The list goes on!

Condolences continue to pour in for the man who committed his life to the development and excellency of South African football. 

Lala Ngoxolo Tata uqqatso lwakho ulufezile, Robala ka kgotso kgosikgolo: Rest in peace coach James “Akulalwa” Mabena, 

JOHANNESBURG.– SuperSport United head into the weekend fixtures looking to bounce back from an uncharacteristic defeat to 14^th-placed Wits Junior last weekend as the u19 division of the league draws closer to its end.

Round 27 of the Gauteng Development is set to get underway this coming weekend as the chasing pack in the u19 division looks to close the gap on the log-leaders Highlands Park.

With more or less seven fixtures remaining in the season for most of the teams, the league is heating up as teams look to secure spots in ‘Africa’s best development league.’

Following the one-nil defeat to Wits Junior last weekend, SuperSport United have slipped down outside the top-five for the first time in the league.

The ‘Matsatsantsa aPitori’ will be eyeing to force their way back into the top five when they take on seventh-placed TS Galaxy this weekend, and looking at the form Galaxy is in, it will be by no means an easy fixture.

On the other-hand, Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns are level on points at the moment and are separated by goal-difference, which the Soweto giants have working in their favour as they sit second on the log-standings.

Sundowns have a tricky assignment this weekend as they prepare to take on bottom-placed Joburg City, a team that’s looking to revive their 2023 campaign following their 4-1 victory over Panorama FC last weekend.

As history has it, bottom-placed teams tend to have a lot more to fight for towards the end of the season and thus Sundowns find themselves with a rather steep challenge coming their way.

Chiefs will take on Prestige Football Development Academy this weekend while fourth-placed School Of Excellence are set to lock horns against a high-in-confidence Wits Junior.

Round 27 Fixtures 16 September 2023:

Highlands Park	Rosina Sedibane Modiba Sports School
Mamelodi Sundowns	Joburg City
Kaizer Chiefs	Prestige Football Development Academy
Randburg AFC	Kagiso Porto Academy
School of Excellence	Wits Junior
Siluma 7	TUKS
Supersport United	TS Galaxy
Remember Elite Sports Academy	Jomo Cosmos
Kathorus Hyper Academy	Panorama FC

The World of Rugby sevens tournament kicks off in Randburg on Friday where 22 teams will be competing for the crown in the u15 and u17 tournaments.

The action starts on Friday and the hosts get things going with a mouthwatering fixture against Alberton.

With only the top two teams in each pool qualifying for the Cup quarter-finals, every match will be of the utmost importance and they will also need to get through the likes of Riebeeckrand, Florida, Krugersdorp High and Lynx for a chance of defending their honour in front of their home crowd.

Pool A sees Roosevelt High, Allen Glen, Bergsig, the Barbarians and the Randburg seccies battle it out for the other two open spots in the playoffs.

The knockout games will commence on Saturday as soon as the pool stages have been concluded.

The pools:

u17

Pool A: Roosevelt High, Linden, Allen Glen, Randburg II, Bergsig, Barbarians.

Pool B: Randburg, Alberton, Riebeeckrand, Florida, Krugersdorp High, Lynx.

u15

Pool A: Randburg, Alberton, Lynx, Allen Glen, Riebeeckrand.

Pool B: Bergsig, Florida, Westridge, Krugersdorp High, Lynx II

The fixtures:

Friday

u17: 14:00 – Roosevelt High vs Bergsig; 14:20 – Randburg vs Alberton; 14:40 – Allen Glen vs Randburg II; 15:00 – Riebeeckrand vs Florida; 15:20 – Bergsig vs Barbarians; 15:40 – Krugersdorp High vs Lynx; 16:00 – Roosevelt High vs Allen Glen; 16:20 – Randburg vs Riebeeckrand; 16:40 – Linden vs Randburg II; 17:00 – Alberton vs Florida; 17:20 – Roosevelt High vs Barbarians; 17:40 – Florida vs Krugersdorp High; 18:00 – Randburg vs Lynx; 18:20 – Randburg II vs Bergsig; 18:40 – Linden vs Allen Glen; 19:00 – Alberton vs Riebeeckrand; 19:20 – Florida vs Lynx; 19:40 – Barbarians vs Randburg II; 20:00 – Roosevelt High vs Linden; 20:20 – Randburg vs Krugersdorp High; 20:40 – Riebeeckrand vs Lynx.

u15: 14:00 – Randburg vs Alberton; 14:20 – Lynx vs Allen Glen; 14:40 – Bergsig vs Florida; 15:00 – Westridge vs Krugersdorp High; 15:20 – Randburg vs Riebeeckrand; 15:40 – Bergsig vs Lynx II; 16:00 – Alberton vs Lynx; 16:20 – Florida vs Westridge; 16:40 – Allen Glen vs Riebeeckrand; 17:00 – Krugersdorp High vs Lynx II; 17:20 – Randburg vs Lynx; 17:40 – Bergsig vs Westridge.

Saturday

u17: 08:40 – Barbarians vs Allen Glen; 09:00 – Linden vs Bergsig; 09:20 – Alberton vs Krugersdorp High; 09:40 – Roosevelt High vs Randburg II; 10:00 – Randburg vs Florida; 10:20 – Linden vs Barbarians; 10:40 – Alberton vs Lynx; 11:00 – Allen Glen vs Bergsig; 11:20 – Riebeeckrand vs Krugersdorp High.

u15: 08:40 – Florida vs Lynx II; 09:00 – Alberton vs Riebeeckrand; 09:20 – Randburg vs Allen Glen; 09:40 – Bergsig vs Krugersdorp High; 10:00 – Lynx vs Riebeeckrand; 10:20 – Westridge vs Lynx II; 10:40 – Alberton vs Allen Glen; 11:00 – Florida vs Krugersdorp High.

 

Voortrekker van Bethlehem het die bordjies verhang teen Welkom Gimnasium om die o.17 sewestitel by die Witterberg Sportsfees te verower.

Verlede naweek was die Trekkers ook baas met 17-12 teen die Gimmies by die Hentiesfees in Virginia toe hulle in die groepswedstryde ontmoet het. Die span uit Bethlehem was egter net vir die eerste  dag van die fees daar en Welkom Gimnasium het in hul afwesigheid aangegaan om daardie titel te neem.

Hierdie naweek kon Voortrekker bewys dat sy o.17 sewesspan die kroon in die Griffonstreek dra na nog ‘n indrukwekkende vertoning.

Nadat die Trekkers bo aan hul poel geeindig het met seges oor Sarel Cilliers (43-12), Kestell (63-5) en Goudveld (31-7) kon die manne van Bethlehem vir Landboudal in die kwarteindstryd uitskakel met 17-5.

In die halfeindstryd het hulle met die besoekers uit Braamfontein, Helpmekaar, reken met 17-5 voordat die Gimmies in die eindstryd kon weg sien.

Dawie Fourie het bo-oor ‘n paar manne gehardloop hierdie naweek. Sy haastige eerstespan vleuels, Kamohelo Moses en Kaneng Komane was weereens opwindend elke keer as hulle die bal in die hande kon kry.

Moses is aangewys as speler van die wedstryd in die eindstryd, maar altwee manne skitter nog heel seisoen vir die Trekker eerstespan.

Kelvin Chaka en Atilla Ozturk is nog twee wat vir die Trekker-span beïndruk het.

Welkom Gimnasium se Revaldo Farmer is ook ‘n opwindende speler om dop te hou, maar die Trekkers kon hierdie naweek die Gimmie-aanval neutraliseer en het hulself bewys as die voorste sewesspan in die streek met ‘n omvattende vertoning by hul buurskool se toernooi.

Hul o.15 span het dit ook tot in die eindstryd gemaak deur om die B-span in die halfeindronde uit te skakel. Die jonger manne het teen die tuisspan uitgedraf vir die titel, en na 14 minute was daar niks om die twee spanne te skei op 28-elk nie. Witteberg het egter die eerste drie gedruk en word dus, volgens die toernooi se reëls aangewys as die wenners om aan te beweeg na die eindstryd toe.

Voortrekker se uitslae

o.17: Voortrekker 43, Sarel Cilliers 12; Voortrekker 63, Kestell 5; Voortrekker 31, Goudveld 7; (Kwarteindstryd) Voortrekker 24, Landboudal 7; (Halfeindstryd) Voortrekker 17, Helpmekaar 5; (Eindstryd) Voortrekker 19, Welkom Gimnasium 15.

o.15: Voortrekker 60, Kestell 0; Voortrekker 47, Landboudal 17; Voortrekker 50, Die Anker 21; (Kwarteindstryd) Voortrekker 27, Voortrekker II 7; (Halfeindstryd) Witteberg 28, Voortrekker 28 (Witteberg druk eerste).

o.15 B: Voortrekker II 19, Hoërskool Trio 5; Voortrekker II 66, New Horizon 0; Helpmekaar 48, Voortrekker II 7; (Kwarteindstryd) Voortrekker 27, Voortrekker II 7; (Plaat halfeindstryd) Voortrekker II 42, Witteberg II 7; (Plaat eindstryd) Goudveld 28, Voortrekker II 21.

Ongelukig kon het ons nie al die toernooi se uitslae vanaf die organiseerders ontvang nie.

The Frogfoot Sevens series reaches the penultimate qualifying rounds this weekend when Swartland hosts the Western Cape leg of the prestigious competition.

Along with the bragging rights, the winners this weekend will qualify to compete at the Championship Tournament in Pretoria on the 14th of October.

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Paul Roos Gimnasium have proven themselves to be the foremost u17 sevens team in the country at the moment, after two consecutive victories in major tournaments over the last couple of weeks.

What makes this achievement even more special for the proud boys from Stellenbosch is the fact that they beat their fiercest rivals, Grey College, in the final of both tournaments.

Paul Roos was crowned champions at the inaugural NWU Prestige Schools Sevens tournament in Potchefstroom two weeks ago, when they beat Grey by 22-19 after a massive second-half comeback.

They then repeated the trick at the prestigious Marius Schoeman Sevens festival at Paarl Gimnasium last weekend, this time seeing away with the boys from Bloemfontein with a comprehensive 33-10 victory.

The Maroon Machine will be competing at another tournament making its debut this weekend when they travel to Wellington to participate in the Cape Schools Sevens festival, so an invitational team will be representing them at the Frogfoot tournament.

The likes of Strand, Worcester Gimnasium and  Milnerton will see this as a golden opportunity to upset the giants from the Winelands, especially since the quicker format of the game makes it possible for some of the smaller teams to cause big upsets.

With only seven men to defend, and only fourteen minutes to play, the smaller teams tend to find the playing field much more equal and we can expect some exhilarating action this weekend as the speedsters in the Western Cape lock horns.

The groups are:

Pool A – Swartland, Strand, Melkbosstrad, Dirkie Uys, Hexvallei.

Pool B – HTS Drostdy, Montagu, Schoonspruit, Vredendal, Vooruitsig.

Pool C – Paul Roos Invitational, Boland Wynland, Jakes Gerwal, Vredenburg, Ashton.

Pool D – Hoërskool Stellenbosch, Milnerton, Punt, Worcester Gimnasium, Wesbank.

The fixtures:

Friday

Pitch 1: 14:00 – Strand vs Melkbosstrand; 14:20 – Dirkie Uys vs Hexvallei; 14:40 – Montagu vs Schoonspruit; 15:00 – Vredendal vs Vooruitsig; 15:20 – Paul Roos Invitational vs Ashton; 15:40 – Jakes Gerwal vs Vredenburg; 16:00 – Hoërskool Stellenbosch vs Wesbank; 16:20 – Punt vs Worcester Gimnasium; 16:40 – Swartland vs Dirkie Uys; 17:00 – Strand vs Hexvallei; 17:20 – HTS Drostdy vs Vredendal; 17:40 – Montagu vs Vooruitsig; 18:20 – Paul Roos Invitational vs Vredenburg; 18:40 – Boland Wynland vs Ashton; 19:00 – Hoërskool Stellenbosch vs Worcester Gimnasium; 19:20 – Milnerton vs Wesbank; 19:40 – Swartland vs Strand; 20:00 – Melkbosstrand vs Hexvallei; 20:20 – HTS Drostdy vs Montagu; 20:40 – Schoonspruit vs Vooruitsig.

Pitch 2: 14:00 – Boland Wynland vs Jakes Gerwal; 14:20 – Vredenburg vs Ashton; 14:40 – Milnerton vs Punt; 15:00 – Worcester Gimnasium vs Wesbank; 15:20 – Swartland vs Hexvallei; 15:40 – Melkbosstrand vs Dirkie Uys; 16:00 – HTS Drostdy vs Vooruitsig; 16:20 – Schoonspruit vs Vredendal.

Saturday

Pitch 1: 08:00 – Paul Roos Invitational vs Boland Wynland; 08:20 – Jakes Gerwal vs Ashton; 08:40 – Hoërskool Stellenbosch vs Milnerton; 09:00 – Punt vs Wesbank; 09:20 – Swartland vs Melkbosstrand; – 09:40 – Strand vs Dirkie Uys; 10:00 – HTS Drostdy vs Schoonspruit; 10:20 – Montagu vs Vredendal; 10:40 – Paul Roos Gimnasium vs Jakes Gerwal; 11:00 – Boland Wynland vs Vredenburg; 11:20 – Hoërskool Stellenbosch vs Punt; 11:40 – Milnerton vs Worcester Gimnasium.

 

 Hoërskool Nelspruit proved to be the superior team on the day when they crossed swords against Hoërskool Secunda in their group stage match of the Mpumalanga League.

Nelspruit won the toss and decided to send Secunda in to face the music on a lively early morning wicket. The home side’s decision proved to be the right one as the Nellie’s bowlers made some early inroads with Davico Kruger (2/30) claiming one of his two wickets with Secunda’s score on only 34.

Alonzo Blankerberg shook off the early loss of his opening partner and worked hard to bring some stability to the Secunda innings, scoring a mature 39 of 84 deliveries. The frustration continued for the visitors as their batters worked hard to get off to good starts but lost their wickets soon after, falling under the severe pressure being applied by Kruger and co.

With Secunda finding themselves in all sorts of trouble, the lower order batter, Ceeja Webb, kept his composure and decided to go on the attack making a blistering 32 of only 21 balls. Webb’s important cameo helped the visitors cross the 200 mark as they ended up with a total of 210 all out.

Nelspruit’s innings got off to a solid start with both openers holding down the fort, laying the platform needed in their chase of 211 required for victory. Although two runouts caused a bit of panic in the home side’s dugout, the dangerman with the ball Davico Kruger capitalised on his form with the ball to contribute a marvellous 56 of 81 balls.

But it was the man of the moment, Luke Poisson, who showed his experience, sending the ball to all parts of the ground, breaking the back of the run chase. Poisson’s 70 of only 61 deliveries proved to be instrumental as it got the home side across the line comfortably, coming out victorious with 7 wickets.

Summarised scorecard: 

Secunda 210/10 (Alonzo Blankenberg 39, Ceeja Webb 32, Marco du Toit 30, Kian van Niekerk 25, Jayden Parrot 20; Davico Kruger 2/30, Nicholas Grobler 2/26, Vaughn van Zyl 2/39); Nelspruit 211/3 (Luke Poisson 70, Davico Kruger 56, Nathan D 30, Jayden Meyer 28; Nathan Ellis 1/33). Nelspruit won by seven wickets. 

The annual Athletics South Africa (ASA) Cross Country Championship will be hosted by the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in Gqeberha this Saturday. This showcase showcase event by ASA featuring the country’s most brilliant track and field, road running, race walking, and cross-country athlete.

This event not only celebrates their extraordinary talents but also provides an opportunity for them to fine-tune their skills in preparation for larger competitions later in the year.

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The competition will be fierce as 16 provinces vie for supremacy in the various disciplines and each province has its own set of selection criteria for athletes participating in the ASA National Championships.

Here are the 16 provinces:

1. Athletics Central North West (ACNW)
2. Athletics Free State (AFS)
3. Athletics Gauteng North (AGN)
4. Athletics Griqualand West (AGW)
5. Athletics Mpumalanga (AMPU)
6. Athletics North West North (ANWN)
7. Athletics South Western Districts (ASWD)
8. Athletics Transkei (ATRA)
9. Athletics Vaal Triangle (AVT)
10. Boland Athletics (BOLA)
11. Border Athletics (BORA)
12. Central Gauteng Athletics (CGA)
13. Eastern Province Athletics (EPA)
14. Kwazulu Natal Athletics (KZNA)
15. Limpopo Athletics (LIMA)
16. Western Province Athletics (WPA)

Daar is weer hope sewes-aksie by Transvalia in Vanderbijlpark hierdie naweek.

32 o.15- en o.17-spanne sal van Vrydag middag af meeding vir die Noordvaal Valke Sewes-titel.

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Hierdie toernooi sal ook ‘n geleentheid bied vir nie Valke spanne wat volgende naweek aan die onderskeie Frogfoot- en Darryl Weir-reekse deelneem volgende naweek in Krugersdorp en Benoni om hul staal te toets teen van die plaaslike kompetisie wat ook by daardie toernooie deelneem.

Verlede jaar was Dr EG Jansen die voorste sewesspan in die streek. Hulle kon albei plaaslike toernooie by onderskeidelik Hans Moore en Hugenote wen.

In altwee daardie wedstryde het hulle teen Kempton Park te staan gekom in die eindstryd, en daar is ‘n goeie kans dat ons hierdie jaar nog ‘n uitspeelwedstryd tussen die twee trotse skole sal sien.

EG Jansen deel ‘n poel met Hugenote, Birchleigh en Vereeniging Gimnasium. Vir ‘n kans om Saterdag aan te beweeg na die uitspeelrondes toe sal hulle tenminste bo twee van hul teenstanders in hul groep moet eindig.

Die tuisspan kompeteer met Die Anker, Hoërskool Sasolburg en Dr Malan vir ‘n plek in die kwarteindstryd terwyl verlede jaar se naaswenners, Kempton Park, moet reken met Brandwag, Driehoek en Hans Moore.

Die groepe:

Poel A: EG Jansen, Hugenote, Birchleigh, Vereeniging Gimnasium.

Poel B: Jeugland, Heidelberg, Oosterlig, HTS Sasolburg.

Poel C: Transvalia, Die Anker, Hoërskool Sasolburg, Dr Malan.

Poel D: Brandwag, Kempton Park, Driehoek, Hans Moore.

Die bepalings:

Vrydag

A-veld: 12:00 – EG Jansen t. Vereeninging Gimnasium; 12:20 – Jeugland t. HTS Sasolburg; 12:40 – Transvalia t. Dr Malan; 13:00 – Brandwag t. Hans Moore; 13:40 – Hugenote t. Vereeniging Gimnasium; 14:00 – Heidelberg t. HTS Sasolburg; 14:20 – Die Anker t. Dr Malan; 14:40 – Kempton Park t. Hans Moore; 15:20 – Vereeniging Gimnasium t. Birchleigh; 15:40 – HTS Sasolburg t. Oosterlig; 16:00 – Jeugland t. Heidelberg; 16:20 – Brandwag t. Kempton Park; 16:40 – EG Jansen t. Hugenote; 17:00 – Transvalia t. Die Anker.

B-veld: 16:00 – Driehoek t. Hans Moore.

C-veld: 12:00 – Hugenote t. Birchleigh; 12:20 – Heidelberg t. Oosterlig; 12:40 – Die Anker t. Hoërskool Sasolburg; 13:00 – Kempton Park t. Driehoek; 13:40 – EG Jansen t. Birchleigh; 14:00 – Jeugland t. Oosterlig; 14:20 – Transvalia t. Hoërskool Sasolburg; 14:40 – Brandwag t. Driehoek; 15:40 – Dr Malan t. Hoërskool Sasolburg