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The 13th Standard Bank Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival kicked off in beautiful, warm sunshine following a week of KwaZulu-Natal being battered by heavy rains.

The Stott looked magnificent and in good condition, ready to welcome back players and spectators after seeing little action for two years during the Covid pandemic.

Play opened with a minute’s silence for the two Dale College 1st XV players, Liyabona Teyise and Lisakhanya Lwana, who tragically died recently. Dale has participated in several Kearsney festivals, including the inaugural one in 2008.

As has become tradition, hosts Kearsney opened their festival, this time playing newcomers Hoër Landbouskool Marlow from Cradock in the Eastern Cape.

The first half was evenly contested with the Marlow forwards giving their team a slight advantage. The Kearsney back line, with centres Aya Mngaza and Siso France, both full of running, were able to make a few breaks.

The first by Mngaza ended with a tackle near the try-line and from the ruck hooker Devahn van der Walt dived over.  With just a minute from half-time, France made a good break, feeding fullback Nhlakanipho Ngubane who had the pace to get over the corner.

Both conversions were missed for Kearsney to lead 10-0 at the break.

After 15 minutes of the second half where play had moved up and down the field, a concerted effort by the Marlow forwards ended with eighthman Burrie van Heerden diving over.  The conversion by centre Aiden de Villiers was successful.

Kearsney got back into the Marlow half, but a handling mistake was pounced on by left wing Dempers Meyer.  He made 30m, passing inside to centre Leonard Booysen who had the pace to outstrip the cover defence and go over under the posts.  De Villiers converted for the visitors to go into a 14-10 lead with 12 minutes remaining.

As the game progressed, so Kearsney came under increased pressure with the Marlow backline imposing themselves. The game ended with no further score but with Kearsney doing more defending.

Scorers: 

Marlow Landbou 14 (0) – Tries: Burrie van Heerden, Leonard Booysen. Conversions: Aiden de Villiers (2). Kearsney College 10 (10) – Tries: Devahn van der Walt, Nhlakaipho Ngubane. 

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The Rhinos from Hoërskool Nelspruit put up a dominating performance in the first half of the main match of the opening day of the 25th Standard Bank St. John’s College Easter Festival against the hosts on the Burger Field to secure a comfortable 26-5 victory. 

The Rhinos already managed to build up a 19-0 lead at the break thanks to their forward enjoying the upper hand. It was the prop Stefan Veldman, eighthman, Leonard Bornman, and flanker Francois Odendaal who made sure that Nelspruit had the upper hand in the physical exchanges. 

St. John’s College’s inside centre, Joel Leotlela, scored a try late in the match to turn the home side’s efforts into some points on the scoreboard. Saints will face Graeme College of Grahamstown on Saturday.

Paul Roos Gimnasium eased to a comprehensive 50-6 victory over Welkom Gimnasium in the main curtain-raiser for the main match on the opening day of the festival. The team from Stellenbosch could only manage to build a 17-6 lead by half-time with elusive winger Luke Graham, scoring a brace of tries within the first ten minutes of the match. 

Graham completed his hat-trick in the second half to bag his second successive hat-trick in as many weeks. He also starred with a hat-trick in Paul Roos’ victory over Grey High School in their Premier Interschools clash in Gqeberha last Saturday. 

The team from Stellenbosh’s captain and flanker, Herman Lourens, had a huge impact in securing the victory. The replacement prop, Cameron Miell, also enjoyed a good day at the office as he bagged a brace of tries in the second half. 

Welkom Gimnasium deserved more points on the scoreboard but somehow couldn’t manage to round off the opportunities they did create. Their captain and Nr.8, Wian Fourie, as well as inside centre, Julian Samuels, could feel happy with their performances. 

Paul Roos will face Nelspruit on Saturday in which promises to be an exciting encounter. The team from Welkom will try to get back to winning ways against Hilton College.  

Noordheuwel of Krugersdorp came close to claiming a major scalp and surprise during the opening day of the festival. They drew 25-all against Boland Landbou. 

The team from Paarl was in control early on in the match as fullback, Jandré Genis, sliced through Nories defence. Boland Landbou led by 20-11 at the break with a try by winger Matthew Gaamane late in the half keeping Nories hopes alive.

In the second half Noordheuwel took control with their halfback paring of Coen-Lee Koekman and JT Kapank where directing their team’s efforts. Nories produced some magic from within their own 22 in the 56th minute with eighthman, Marco Maree, rounding off probably the most spectacular try of the opening day of the festival to draw the scores level after Kapank’s conversions.

Nories had their chances to cause an upset. Boland Landbou recently returned from touring through Ireland so the jet lag as well as playing on the Highveld definitely had an impact on the side’s performance. Their captain Jaccus Pretorius put on a very impressive performance. 

Hilton College looked like an impressive outfit as they cruised past St. Benedict’s College with 60-3. Hooker, Murray Brink, scoring a brace of tries from line-out mauls. Brink also performed well in loose. 

Hilton’s flanker Jonathan Horak and flyhalf, Christopher Horak, is brothers and the sons of former English international fullback, Michael Horak. The latter represented Grey College of Bloemfontein in his school career and was part of the unbeaten side of 1995.

Hilton’s starting flyhalf for the match, Ivan Lockem, scored 16 of his side’s points via a try, four conversions and a penalty goal.

Helpmekaar-kollege of Johannesburg managed to bag a victory at the death thanks to a try from a sniping break by scrumhalf, JP Meyer. Helpies led 3-0 at the break thanks to a penalty by fullback, Jordan Jordaan. The try was scored in the final movement of the match. 

Graeme College’s centre, Licebo Ngwentle, sliced through the defence in the second half to get his side ahead with the conversion by winger Asemahle Mbanga adding extra pressure on Helpies. 

The difference between St. David’s Marist of Johannesburg and St. Charles College of Pietermaritzburg was the boot of the former’s fullback, Cullen Massey. He contributed 14 of his side’s points via the boot in their 19-12 victory over the visitors from KwaZulu-Natal. 

Massey recorded four penalties and converted his side’s only try by flanker Max Nader. He also missed a few opportunities which would’ve given his side more breathing room in the end.   

St. Charles’ College’s captain and flanker, Chinoso Ukwuoma, opened his side’s scoring after a penalty kick hit the uprights. He completed his brace just before half-time to bring his side back into the game. Before his first try, his side was trailing by 16 to nil. After his brace, they were back in the game with the score 16-12 in favour of St. David’s at half-time.  

Ukwuoma was sent to the sin bin in the second half after which his side chances dwindled. 

Paarl Boys’ High had too much fire-power for the Golden Lions Invitational XV. They smashed them by 83-0 with fullback, JC Mars, completing a hat-trick of tries as the team from Paarl scored 13 tries en route to the thrashing. 

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Scorers: 

Hoërskool Nelspruit 26 (19) – Tries: Stefan Veldman, Brent de Villiers, Ethan van der Westhuizen, Leonard Bornman. Conversions: Danny van Staden (3). St. John’s College 5 (0) – Try: Joel Leotlela.

Paul Roos Gimnasium 50 (17) – Tries: Luke Graham (3), Cameron Miell (2), Herman Lourens, Reno Hirst, Keehan Etson. Conversions: Christoff de Bruyn (5). Welkom Gimnasium 6 (6) – Penalties: Nathan Goeda (2).

St. David’s Marist 19 (16) – Tries: Max Nader. Conversion: Cullen Massey. Penalties: Massey (4). St. Charles College 12 (12) – Tries: Chinoso Ukwuoma (2). Conversion: Jehan Adonis.

Boland Landbou 25 (20) – Tries: Jandré Genis, Andries Truter, Albie Bester. Conversion: Genis (2). Penalties: Genis (2). Noordheuwel 25 (11) – Tries: Matthew Gaamane, Keaton van Deventer, Marco Maree. Conversions: JT Kapank (2). Penalty: Kapank (2).

Hilton College 60 (27) – Tries: Murray Brink (2), HJ Pienaar, Chris Roy, M Stewart, Ivan Lockem, Thomas Roy, Qhawe Soji, Olwethu Kweyama. Conversions: Lockem (4), Christopher Horak (2). Penalty: Lockem. St. Benedict’s College 3 (3) – Penalty: Jason Pengelley.

Paarl Boys’ High 83 (31) – Tries: JC Mars (3), Shah-Jehaan de Jongh (2), Robert-John du Preez (2), Neil Hansen, Scott Nel, Hugo-Ben Horn, Jo Himmelstutzer, Bryan Burger, Jameel de Jongh. Conversions: Marno Pretorius (7), Thurlon Williams (2). Golden Lions XV 0.

Helpmekaar 10 (3) – Try: JP Meyer. Conversion: Jordan Jordaan. Penalty: Jordaan. Graeme College 7 (0) – Try: Licebo Ngwentle. Conversion: Asemahle Mbanga. 

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Die eerste skote in die Griffons-liga vir 2022 het geklap en dit blyk of Welkom Gimnasium en Voortrekker van Bethlehem weer die spanne is om te klop. 

Witteberg van Bethlehem wat tydens die vakansie ook as kampioen van die Mauritz Hansen-week in Naboomspruit gekroon is, het sy aanslag op vanjaar se titel met ‘n oorwinning van 43-28 oor die Hoërskool Trio van Kroonstad afgeskop. 

Die Wittes se losskakel, Curtley Smith, was aan die voorpunt van sy span se oorwinning oor die nuweling in die liga. Dit was Trio se eerste wedstryd ooit in die Griffon-liga. 

Die Trekkers het danksy ‘n reuse aanslag in die tweede helfte daarin geslaag om Goudveld-Hoërskool met 32-15 die loef af te steek. Die Gouties het rustyd op sy tuisveld in Welkom ‘n voorsprong van 15-10 geniet.

Dié kragmeting was ook ‘n Wesgrow-reeks wedstryd. 

Goudveld se afrigter, Frans Crous, sal nie gelukkig wees oor sy span se vertoning in die tweede helfte nie. Gouties was vinnig uit die blokke en sy kaptein en haker, Ruan du Preez, asook die skrumskakel, Ruhann Henning, het binne die eerste twee minute ‘n draai agter die doellyn gaan maak. 

Die span van Welkom sal dus wonder hoe het hulle dié een deur sy vingers laat glip het. Du Preez was voorlangs inklimspel gelewer en was veral met sy fisieke teenwoordigheid goud vir sy span werd. Agterlangs het die binnesenter, Cobus Myburgh, gereeld bresse in die middelveld geslaan en was ook rotsvas op verdediging. 

Gouties se Ruben Badenhorst (flank), Marco Coetzee (vaskopstut) en Henning kan ook tevrede met hul vertoning voel. 

Welkom Gimnasium het nee veel probleme ondervind om Hentie Cilliers met 37-0 kaf te draf nie. Die Gimmies het egter teen rustyd slegs ‘n skrale voorsprong van 13-0 geniet. 

Die span van Welkom se afronding het gelol en hy het ‘n hele paar drieë op die veld agtergelaat. Sy kaptein en agtsteman, Wian Fourie, het met sy stormlopies ‘n hele paar meters veld gewen en ook by die afbreekpunte vir Henties probleme besorg. 

Hy is goed ondersteun deur die slot Divan Danhauser wat in die vastelos gewoel het en ook in die lynstane skitterende werk verrig het. Agterlangs het die skrumskakel, Conlinn Treurnicht, met sy aanvallende spel die verdedigers besig gehou, terwyl sy diens van agter die oond ook van hoogstaande gehalte was. 

Hy het self ook nie vir die fisieke aspek van die spel weggeskrum nie en ‘n paar keer omgekeerde besit by die afbreekpunte bewerkstellig. Die binnesenter, Julian Samuels, het ‘n paar keer verby die eerste linie van verdediging gevorder.

FOTO: Marnus Prinsloo

Puntemakers: 

Voortrekker 32 (10) – Drieë: Hein Smith (2), Karabo Onkarabile, Alberto Argentino. Doelskoppe: Ruben Kruger (3). Strafdoele: Kruger (2). Goudveld-Hoërskool 15 (15) – Drieë: Ruan du Preez, Ruhann Henning. Doelskop: Quinton Davids. Strafdoel: Davids. 

Welkom Gimnasium 37 (13) – Drieë: Hlalefang Mbobo (2), Jayleigh Arendse (2), Wian Fourie, Naven Goeda. Doelskoppe: Conlinn Treurnicht (2). Strafdoel: Treurnicht. Hentie Cilliers 0.

Witteberg 43 () – Drieë: Deeolen April (2), Curtley Smith, Wilbre Klaase, Dian Strydom, Nico van Rensburg. Doelskoppe: Bradley Saptou (4), Dries Stemmet. Trio 28 ().

Ander spanne: 

o.16: Voortrekker 26, Goudveld 13.

o.15: Voortrekker 33, Goudveld 14.

o.14: Voortrekker 52, Goudveld 0.

A commanding and clinical first-half performance by Paul Roos Gymnasium helped them beat Grey High PE, 14-30, on Saturday 9 April in the first Supaquick Premier Interschools match of the 2022 season, hosted at Philip Field in Gqeberha.

Halftime score Grey High PE 0-22 Paul Roos Gymnasium.

Three first-half tries, two conversions, and one penalty kick from the visiting side saw them head into the halftime break with a 22-point lead. Tries came courtesy of a brace from Luke Graham and Keehan Etson, while the boot of fullback Christoff de Bruyn kept the scoreboard ticking over.

It was a flurry of attacks from the visiting side as they kept on setting up phase after phase, testing the Grey High tackling prowess. Paul Roos enjoyed most of the possession and territory with them getting their first try within five minutes of the match getting underway. Graham crashed over in the corner for the first try of his brace, the subsequent conversion missed, 0-5.

The home side managed to stunt the Stellenbosch side’s momentum at key moments in the opening 15 minutes of the match, but players like captain Herman Lourens, Wilbur Loubser, and Reno Hirst meant Paul Roos had the majority of the ball. For Grey High, it was Sive Bwowe, Caleb Kotze, number eight Tristan van Aardt and Kenneth Garrod that held firm on defense, with the boys from Gqeberha being called on to make most of the tackles throughout the first half.

Paul Roos was eventually rewarded for their clinical attacking phases when de Bruyn succeeded with his penalty attempt, 0-8. A positive period for the visitors with some enterprising attacking skills from Reuben Noble took deep into Grey High territory, a cut-out pass from scrumhalf Liam Stander to Keehan Etson allowed him to crash over for Paul Roos’ second try, de Bruyn able to add the extras off the tee, 0-15.

As the final five minutes of the opening half approached, the home side lost their talisman number eight van Aardt when he collided with Sampie Joubert. Adding insult to injury a lost lineout resulted in a counter-attack being rounded off with a brilliant display of pace by Graham as he cantered in for his second try, de Bruyn added the extras, 0-22 as the players headed into the sheds with the boys from Stellenbosch comfortably in the lead.

Graham completed his hat-trick when Etson intercepted the ball and ghosted three Grey High defenders, the outside centre had the presence of mind to link up with a speeding Graham on his right, sending the speedster over in the corner for his third and Paul Roos’ fourth try of the encounter, de Bruyn missed the conversion, 0-27.

It must have been something that was said at halftime that finally got through to the home side, but as the final 20 minutes of the match drew closer, Grey High started attacking relentlessly and started playing with confidence as they ran some creative plays deep inside their own half.

This paid off when replacement wing Zukisani Tom crashed over under the sticks for Grey High’s first points of the match, Mihle Matinise added the extras, 7-27. Almost immediately, the home side added their second try via Luvuyo Nkomphela, Matinise converted his attempt from against the touchline, 14-27.

De Bruyn added his second penalty, late in the match, bringing his personal tally in the match to ten points, with the final score on 14-30.

Scorers:

Paul Roos Gymnasium: 30 (22) – Tries: Luke Graham (3), Keehan Etson. Conversions: Christoff de Bruyn (2). Penalties: De Bruyn (2). Grey High School 14 (0) – Tries: Zukisani Tom, Luvuyo Nkomphela. Conversions: Mihle Matinise (2).

Supaquick Man of the Match: Herman Lourens

The teams:

Grey High School: 1 Damian Baker, 2 Ivan Ingram (c), 3 Liyabona Matabielie, 4 Joshua Durrheim, 5 Daniel Du Toit, 6 De Wet Goedhals, 7 Jarred Baker, 8 Tristan van Aardt, 9 Daylon Myners, 10 Mihle Matinise, 11 Luvuyo Nkomphela, 12 Caleb Kotze, 13 Kenneth Garrod, 14 Sive Bwowe, 15 Nande Ndudula. Replacements: 16 Imaani Pemba, 17 Blake Goss, 18 Aidan Wilkinson, 19 Ahti Sipamla, 20 Jake Barnard, 21 Divan Lamprecht, 22 Byron Forword, 23 Uvile Vinjwa, 24 Zukisani Tom

Head coach: Bean van Eeden

Paul Roos Gimnasium: 1 Wilbur Loubser, 2 Seth Haddad, 3 Reno Hirst, 4 Daniel Marais, 5 Sampie Joubert, 6 Andreas Oosthuizen, 7 Herman Lourens (c), 8 Wyatt Strydom, 9 Liam Stander, 10 Reuben Noble, 11 Christiaan Brandt, 12 Philip Groenewald, 13 Keehan Etson, 14 Luke Graham, 15 Christoff de Bruyn. Replacements: 16 Jayden Heynes, 17 Christiaan de Villiers, 18 Cameron Miell, 19 Hugo Radley, 20 AJ Fourie, 21 Richard Hill, 22 Leigh Braaff, 23 Declan Croy

Head coach: Corne Uys.

Match officials:

Referee: Michael Collier
AR1: Xola Masele
AR2: Duncan Butler

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Dit was ‘n oomblik waarvoor die Turkoois Bere van die Hoërskool Garsfontein lank moes wag, maar Saterdag het hulle vir die eerste keer ooit die Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool se Wit Bulle verslaan.

Garsies het naelskraaps met 20-19 die knoop deurgehaak. Dit was die eerste keer sedert 2010 wat die twee spanne mekaar op die rugbyveld die stryd aangesê het.

Die Bere het reeds teen rustyd ‘n voorprong van 20-7 opgebou en Affies kon danksy twee geelkaarte in die tweede helfte terugveg om amper die gasheer se partytjie te bederf. 

Abri van der Westhuizen (agtsteman) en Michail Damon (heelagter) is elk tien minute koelkas toe deur die skeidsregter, Stephan Geldenhuys.

Garsies se groot held in die sege was sy haker, De Wet Lottering, wat vir Affies telkemale probleme by die afbreekpunte besorg het. Hy het ook in die fisieke aspekte van die spel sy lyf behoorlik op die spel geplaas. 

Die wenspan se losskakel, Nicallen Gabrielsen, asook die heelagter, Damon, verdien ook vermelding. Vir Affies het sy agtsteman, Beyers Roos, ‘n reuse vertoning gelewer. 

Paul Roos Gimnasium se regtervleuel, Luke Graham, het ‘n driekuns aan drieë in sy span se sege van 30-14 oor Grey High School in Gqeberha behaal. Die span van Stellenbosch se flank Herman Lourens was voorlangs ook ‘n groot doring in die tuisspan se vlees.

Paarl Gimnasium het in Kaapstad ‘n sege van 33-14 oor Wynberg Boys’ High behaal. Die oorwinning het egter teen ‘n prys gekom met sy losskakel, Liam Koen, wat vroeg in die wedstryd die veld weens ‘n besering moes verlaat. 

Koen se besering was ‘n skok vir sy span en hul kon teen rustyd slegs ‘n voorsprong van 12-0 opbou. Gimmies het toe danksy sy twee voorrymanne, Jean Fourie en Bernard Bladergroen, asook die haker Luca Bakkes en die binnesenter, PA van Niekerk, daarin geslaag om in die tweede helfte na ‘n hoer rat toe oor te skakel. 

Die Hoerskool Pietersburg het met ‘n sege in die doodsnikke van 25-24 oor Ben Vorster van Tzaneen ‘n nuwe era in Limpopo ingelui. Die Vossies was die afgelope paar jaar ongetwyfeld die beste rugbyspan in die provinsie, maar sal hard moet werk indien hy in die toekoms weer met daardie titel wil spog.

Die Pieties se buitesenter en kaptein, Michael de Beer, het die span se flank Reuben Weyer se derde drie van die kragmeting in die doodsnikke verdoel om die sege te beklink.

In Bloemfontein het die weer die laaste se gehad toe spel met rustyd gestaak moes word in die wedstryd tussen Grey-kollege en Outeniqua. Die telling was toe 21-3 in die tuisspan se guns. 

Dit was die Kwaggas se eerste besoek aan Bloemfontein sedert hulle met hul laaste besoek in 2005 vir Grey met 29-19 geklop het. Jaco Colyn was deesdae die span van die Rosestad se fisioterapeut is, was destyds die Kwaggas se kaptein en skrumskakel.

Stellenberg se flank Damon Perreira het ook ‘n driekuns behaal in sy span se oortuigende oorwinning van 64-0 oor Parel Vallei. Die Hoer Jongenskool Paarl het ‘n strawwe tweestryd teen Oakdale Landbou met 22-15 in die Brugstraat-stadion gewen.

Die Hoerskool Nelspruit het vir Menlopark met 20-18 met die kous oor die kop huis toe gestuur. 

In die Griffon-liga het Voortrekker van Bethlehem, Welkom Gimnasium en Witteberg goeie sege behaal. Die Trekkers het vir Goudveld met 32-15 getroef, terwyl Gimmies gemaklik vir Hentie Cilliers van Virginia met 37-0 kaf gedraf het. 

Witteberg het vir Hoerskool Trio van Kroonstad met 43-18 uitoorle. In Kimberley het Diamantveld se losskakel, Wynand Botha, ‘n volle 22 punte tot sy span se oorwinning van 54-10 oor Hoerskool Upington bygedra.

Die Hoerskool Piet Retief het tot die eindstryd van die NWU 16-reeks met ‘n sege van 24-17 oor Pretoria-Noord behaal. Piet Retief sal nou teen Wolmaransstad in die eindstryd te staan kom. Wollies het in die ander halfeindstryd vir Leeuwenhof met 38-26 uitgeskakel.

AL DIE UITSLAE: 

NOORDVAAL

Blou Bulle: Garsfontein 20, Affies 19; Eldoraigne 41, Secunda 40; Die Wilgers 20, Erasmus (Bronkhorstspruit) 12; Cornwall Hill College 26, Midstream College 10; Rietondale 19, Gerrit Maritz 0.

Goue Leeus: Monument 45, Jeppe High School 13; Jeppe High School 29, St. John’s College 28; Northcliff 73, Fourways 0.

Limpopo: Hoerskool Pietersburg 24, Ben Vorster 23; HTS Tom Naude 8, Frans du Toit 5; Curro Heuwelkruin 26, Piet Potgieter 22.

Pumas: Hoerskool Nelspruit 20, Menlopark 18; Rob Ferreira 32, Lydenburg 10; Ermelo 19, Heidelberg Volkskool 5; Ligbron Akademie 31, Centurion 28; HTS Witbank 28, Oosterlig 18.

Valke: Kempton Park 12, HTS Middelburg 12.

KWAZULU-NATAL/OOS-KAAP

Maritzburg College 28, Pretoria Boys’ High 5; Die Brandwag (Uitenhage) 24, Marlow Landbou 22; Empangeni 18, Vryheid Landbou 13; Westville Boys’ High 24, Northwood 10; Pearson 64, Hoerskool Oudtshoorn 20; Selborne College 33, Hoerskool Grens 0; Nico Malan 24, Langenhoven Gimnasium 6.

VRYSTAAT/GRIEKWAS

Voortrekker 32, Goudveld-Hoerskool 15; Welkom Gimnasium 37, Hentie Cilliers 0; Witteberg 43, Hoerskool Trio 28; Diamantveld 54, Hoerskool Upington 10; Duineveld 69, Kalahari (Kuruman) 0; Grey-kollege 21, Outeniqua 3 (wedstryd rustyd gestaak weens weer); Jim Fouche 22, Fichardtpark 15; Hennenman 44, Solomon Senekal 7; Bultfontein 50, Winburg 15; Wilgerivier 59, HTS Welkom 0; Riebeeckstad 17, Wessel Maree 14; Marquard 15, Paul Erasmus (Senekal) 14; Brandfort 35, Reddersburg 10.

WES-KAAP

Paul Roos Gimnasium 30, Grey High School 14; Hoer Jongenskool Paarl 22, Oakdale Landbou 15; Paarl Gimnasium 33, Wynberg Boys’ High 14; Durbanville 43, Milnerton 23; Stellenberg 64, Parel Vallei 0; Rondebosch Boys’ High 46, SACS 24; Robertson 41, Montagu 24; Charlie Hofmeyr 28, Strand 12.

NWU PRESTIGE-REEKS

Hoerskool Rustenburg 27, Hugenote (Springs) 16; Die Anker 19, Montana 14; Zwartkop 23, Potchefstroom Gimnasium 17; Hoerskool Middelburg 50, Jeugland 0; Noordheuwel 12, Wesvalia 11; Oos-Moot 18, Lichtenburg 10.

NWU SPORTREEKS

Hans Moore 26, Standerton 3; Dinamika 30, Overkruin 23; Dr. Malan 34, Wonderboom 13; Florida 21, Hoerskool Alberton 15; Randburg 34, Hoogenhout 7;Standerton 27, Hoogenhout 25.

NWU 16-REEKS

Piet Retief 24, Pretoria-Noord 17; Wolmaransstad 38, Leeuwenhof 26; Vryburg 57, Bekker 0; Fochville 48, Riebeeckrand 0.

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