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Selborne College first team coach KJ Friend believes his side’s clash against Bloemfontein’s powerhouse school, Grey College, will physically and mentally be the toughest game of their season as the two giants prepare to meet on Friday night in the Free State.

The team from East London has had a promising start to the season, building momentum and team cohesion during pre-season. Early in the season, they have shown glimpses of a side gelling together under the leadership of Ben van der Merwe. 

“It’s been a good pre-season; we had a good buildup, and there’s a good team culture, which has contributed to a good team environment,” said Friend, speaking to Super Sport Schools. 

“We went into our first games well prepared and had a successful pre-season festival at the Tony Godding Festival, where we won 3/4 games against Parel Vallei (5-2), Voortrekker (5-0), and Woodridge (3-1).”

After a successful home festival, the side went on tour to the Netherlands, where they won all six of their matches before playing out a one-all draw against Pearson from Gqeberha in their first derby of the year. 

They quickly rectified that draw when they claimed the big scalp of Queens College (3-1) in the last quarter in what was Queens 165th reunion two weeks ago. The coach revealed how much of a confidence booster that victory was for the team. 

“We knew that Queens was going to be a tough game for us,” he said.

“Every year, they always come running hard at us, and they were never going to stop, especially in their reunion.” “For us, we just made sure we kept it tight and closed off the game towards the end.” 

Without a doubt, Selborne is one of the few fortunate sides to have kept the bulk of their senior players from the previous season.

Experience has come in handy so far, with a mixture of old and new in the starting 11. KJ is adamant that the experience and a good run that saw them finish third in the Hibbert Shield Hockey Festival will come in handy this weekend as they face arguably their toughest opponents in the calendar year. 

“Physically, it’s the toughest game of the season, and Grey is always a competitive side no matter what year,” added KJ. 

“However, we come off a good tournament at the Hibbert Shield Hockey Festival in Gqeberha, where we played six games and came third out of 12 teams.”

“So, we’re taking that energy and that experience from that tournament into the Grey match, and we just need to make sure we’re physically and mentally prepared,” he ended. 

For Grey College, the clash will again be an opportunity to stake their claim against another Eastern Cape side early in the year. 

After recording a 60%-win rate in the pre-season Nomads Hockey Festival hosted in Gqeberha, the Free State side went on a further rough patch as they lost three of their five matches at the KES Easter Hockey Festival.

However, Director of Hockey Wayne Coetzee says the side has shown improvements in the weeks gone by, and the boys are fully committed to the program.  

“We have enjoyed the season so far; like all seasons, it has had its challenges, and the Grey Boys have allowed themselves to grow into young men,” he said.

“They are fully committed to working hard and improving their talents every day.”

Coetzee’s side will be looking to send Selborne home with nothing to show; he believes the team is ready and preparations couldn’t have gone better.

“The boys have worked hard this week and are eager to show off the talents that they were blessed with.”

“We have a well-balanced team that will do anything to see one another succeed.” “It truly is a privilege to be working with these young men,” he concluded.

Kick-off between the two sides is at 19:00. 

The teams:

Selborne College: Charlie Caswell, Zenzo Xawuka, Daniel Gaylard, Shane Stagg, Ben van der Merwe (captain), Masibulela Siswana, Tre Gilbert, Murray Kemp, Riley Boardman, James Carr, Daniel Sirgel, Lunga Malusi, Jaques van der Merwe, Waeden Plaatjes.

Grey College:  Roan Janse van Rensburg (captain), Eben Joubert (vice-captain), Gerrie Greyling, Jayden Leech, Jordan Verster, Wian du Plooy, Duncker Hohls, Dayne Kitching (vice-captain), Samu Lephoto, Luke Mosala, Dunrich Hoffmann, AC Delport, Handre van Staden, MJ Bam, Botha Barnard, Ayanda Ngxaki.

“If you are a true supporter of football, then you know how historic the culture of football is at Wits University”, Puseletso Magana said during an interview with him. 

For generations and generations, the university has been working towards building a great future for great football players and young men who strive towards a progressive society. 

In the 21st century Wits University continues to work with young players from the ages of 6 up to 23 years old. Its development structures are built in a unique way to allow progressive development for the young boys and girls that are part of the club.

Puseletso said players come from places such as Soweto, Centurion and many surrounding areas to be part of the club. 

Despite losing players to other top academies in the region, Puseletso said they are committed to nurturing and providing an opportunity for the next generation of players who will contribute immensely to the national soccer teams of this country. 

One of the exciting prospects of the Wits Juniors Football Club Vuyo Buthelezi recently joined the West Ham United Foundation of Football Academy.

Puseletso couldn’t contain the excitement and praise the young man for his hard working attributes and that they are finally paying off. In 2022 Vuyo Buthelezi was part of the Wits Juniors under 17 GDL squad that reached the semi-finals.

His hard work earned him a call to the u17 National Squad. Puseletso and the entire team of Wits had nothing but wishing good luck to the young man and that he will continue to learn not just as a soccer player but as a young man. 

“The moral that this has given to the development is extraordinary, everyone is happy and proud of Vuyo”, Puseletso said. 

The Wits Juniors Club Football has a team (under 13- under 19) playing in the Gauteng Development League competing with one of the best academies in the country: the likes of Supersport United, Kaizer Chiefs, Mamelodi Sundowns and many more.

Puseletso finds the GDL to be a very important league that plays a huge role in the development of the Gauteng footballers.

He says week in and week out, these young boys are excited to play and compete with one of the top teams in the country and that is exciting as well as challenging for the team. 

The oldest schoolboy rugby tournament in South Africa will in future be known as the SDC Noordvaal Cup.

The organisers of the tournament, the Noordvaal Schools Rugby Association (NVSRA) has managed to secure a title sponsor with The Skills Development Corporation coming onboard for the next three years.

The competition started back in 1920 as the AG Robertson Cup after which it was known as the Administrator Trophy (1922-1981). In 1982 it was renamed as the Directors Trophy until 1994.

In 1995 the competition got its first corporate sponsor with Beeld coming onboard. The competition was known as the Beeldtrofee untill 2016 when it became the Virsekerbeker.

The coverage from SuperSport Schools will also increase for the coming season.

The sponsorship was announced during a function at Loftus Versfeld with former Springbok Victor Matfield as the guest of honor. Matfield played in the 1994 final of the tournament where his school lost against Affies.

Netwerk24 and Jacaranda FM is the media sponsors of the competition.

The CEO of SDC, Daniel Gibhard, interestingly also played in a final of the tournament. He represented Potchefstroom Gimnasium when they were crowned champions of the Big Schools back in 2004.

The CEO of Provantage, Jacques du Preez, who are managing the sponsorship also played in a final. He was on the winning side for Randburg against Lichtenburg in the 1990 final. Du Preez scored a vital try in the 14-6 victory in a match his direct opposition was Richard Bands.

Bands played flank at school before moving to the front-row later in his career.

The participating schools come as far as Komatipoort in the east, Eric Louw from Musina in the North, Heilbron from the south and Vryburg and Christiana in the west. 832 kilometres from east to west and 655 kilometres from north to south.

This tournament is with the more than 200 schools that participate across five provinces without a doubt the biggest in South Africa.

For the second consecutive year, Louis Botha has been crowned the Absa Wildeklawer champions held at the city of Kimberley from the 28th of April to the 1st of May 2023.

A successful event that displayed spectacular talent, with top teams at the school level across the country. All competing for the bragging rights of becoming the second team to win Absa Wildeklawer Soccer Tournament. 

For Louis Botha, they were here to defend and take the title to Bloemfontein as they did with the first title. Louis Botha defeated Brebner High School (semi-finals) 3-2 on penalties after both sides held each in an entertaining draw at 2-2. Virginia High School on the other hand reached the finals by defeating Navalsig High School by a goal to nil.

Going into the final of the Absa Wildeklawer Soccer Tournament, it was clear the title had moved away from the province of Northern Cape to the Free State. 

The match final between these two teams is one to remember for years to come, both teams showed impressive technical discipline, high pressing, and physical attributes making an even match and entertaining final for the spectators. 

Virginia High School took the first lead in the 15th minute of the game. A great build from the back forced their opponents to commit an error that led to the first goal of the game. However, the defending champions, Louis Botha soon equalized taking the game to the first at one all. 

Coming into the second half of the game, both teams continued playing impressive football, and as expected goals came in the second half. The game ended in a draw 2-2 taking the game into extra time. 

Louis Botha showed why they are the champions as they soon extended the lead in the extra time. Trying to equalize and fight for the title, Virginia High School put in a good fight with high pressing, applying pressure, and forcing Louis Botha to play into their half.

However, in the dying minutes, Louis Botha put the nail into the coffin, scoring their 4th and last goal of the tournament. The game ended at 4-2 in extra time in favour of Louis Botha meaning they have successfully defended their crown. 

Louis Botha players also dominated the award ceremony for their amazing talents and hard-fought victory:

Man of the Match: Rehlonolofaditswe Blessing Thula 

Goalkeeper of the Tournament: Khanyisa Lester 

Top Goal scorer of the Tournament: Katleho Kabi (12 goals)

Player of the Tournament: Kwanda Lupalule

Coach of the Tournament: Sedilaka Mokone  

 

Die Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool (Affies) het Maandag met die louere as kampioene van die Absa Wildeklawer-netbaltoernooi weggestap.

Hoewel Affies Saterdag 27-22 teen Paarl Girls’ High, die verdedigende kampioene van 2022 verloor het, het hul hul beste vertoning vir laaste gelos en die Paarliete 23-16 in die finaal geklop.

Sake het baie gelykop verloop in die eerste twee kwarte van die wedstryd, maar teen die derde kwart het Affies momentum gekry en gerieflik 16-12 na die derde kwart voorgeloop.

Affies het in geen stadium die voet van die versneller gelig nie en hoewel Paarl Girls’ High hard terugbaklei het, kon die span net eenvoudig nie die tempo volhou en slegs vier punte in die laaste kwart op die telbord sit.

Die twee doele van Affies, Carla Prinsloo en Izelle Grabe, was doelgerig en gefoks en hulle was goed ingestel en hul kant gebring.

Dit is egter nie die eerste keer wat Affies hierdie titel wen nie en hul is geëerd om vir die tweede keer die titel te dra nadat hulle dit in 2018 ook gewen het.

Amanda Mynhardt, Affies se afrigter, sê die wen is iets waarna hulle al lank werk en al hulle harde werk het vandag beloon.

“Om vandag te kon wen was regtig ‘n soet ervaring en ‘n reis wat tot ‘n hoogtepunt gelei het. Die span het regtig as ‘n eenheid saam gewerk en Affies het netbal uit ‘n ander klas gespeel en net weer bewys waarnatoe skole-netbal instaat is.”

Affies het gedurende die toernooi Sentraal van Bloemfontein (32-10), La Rochelle (25-18) en die gasheer, Diamantveld (33-4) maklik geklop voor hulle Garsfontein (27-8) pak gegee het. Hulle het gelykop teen Rustenburg (26-26) gespeel en Saterdag teen Paarl Girls’ High verloor

Kayla Dames van Paarl Girls’ High is vir haar puik spel beloon as speler van die toernooi terwyl Karla Victor van Oranje Meisieskool die toekoenning as beste senterspeler,  Anke Nortje as beste doelspeler en Amia Roux as beste verdedigende speler ontvang het.

Daar was wel rede vir Paarl Girls’ High om te glimlag nadat hul o.16’s  in die eindstyd teen Affies gewen het.

Uitslae:

Affies 23, Hoër Meisieskool Paarl 16; Menlopark 23, Hoër Meisieskool Oranje 20; Helpmekaar Kollege 23, Durbanville 20; Rustenburg 26, La Rochelle 19; Paarl Gimnasium 23, Hoër Meisieskool Bloemhof 14; Garsfontein 20, Sentraal 14; Waterkloof 32, Diamantveld 21; Affies 22, Hoër Meisieskool Oranje 21; Hoër Meisieskool Paarl 27, Menlopark 25; Durbanville 21, La Rochelle 18; Helpmekaar 22, Rustenburg 18; Paarl Gimnasium 28, Sentraal 11; Bloemhof 18, Garsfontein 14.

FINALE STAND

1. Affies
2. Paarl Girls High
3. Menlopark
4. Oranje
5. Helpmekaar
6. Durbanville
7. Rustenbrug
8. La Rochelle
9. Paarl Gimnasium
10. Bloemhof
11. Garsfontein
12. Sentraal
13. Waterkloof
14. Diamantveld

 

The top school rugby factories of South Africa’s junior teams are also in action during the Absa Wildeklawer festival in Kimberley.

Catch all the action live on SuperSport Schools (www.supersportschools.com).

We will update all the results as we receive them here.

All the results: 

u16 

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u15 

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u14 

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KIMBERLEY. – Glenwood performed a proper smash-and-grab victory of 17-16 over Welkom Gimnasium in the opening match of the last day of the Absa Wildeklawer tournament here.

Fullback, Jaco Williams, slotted a penalty with time already something of the past to break the team from Welkom’s hearts.

Welkom Gimnasium enjoyed a comfortable lead of 16-7 at the break after playing some good rugby. Scrumhalf, Julian Samuels, as well as fullback, Naylen Goeda, keeping the Grasshoppers defenders busy.

Glenwood’s Williams scored just before the break to keep his side in the contest. In the second half the visitors from Durban found their rhythm and managed to claw back to get within reach of grabbing the victory.

Which they then grabbed via Williams penalty. For the Grassshoppers it was the outside centre, Johandre van Rooyen, and lock Layhtan Sheehan that could feel more than happy with their performances on the day.

Oakdale Landbou secured a well-deserved 18-5 victory over Dr. EG Jansen from Boksburg.

The team from Riversdal’s inside centre, Kurt Coetzee, produced a solid performance. He scored one of his side’s two tries and kept the scoreboard ticking over in the second-half with two penalties.

Scorers: 

Glenwood 17 (7) – Tries: Jaco Williams, Okanto Chijundu. Conversions: Carter McLelland, Williams. Welkom Gimnasium 16 (16) – Tries: Tashon Meas, Julian Samuels. Penalties: Renaldo Kiewiet (2).

Oakdale Landbou 18 (12) – Tries: Hanno Louw, Kurt Coetzee. Conversion: Zandre Conradie. Penalties: Kurt Coetzee (2). EG Jansen 5 (5) – Try: Ruan van Heerden.

KIMBERLEY. – Grey-kollege sal nie sommer vanjaar geklop word nie.

Die rugbyfabriek van die Rosestad het in die hoofwedstryd van die tweede dag van die Wildeklawer-toernooi hier op Diamantveld se velde vir Garsfontein met 23-9 die loef afgesteek.

Grey het vanjaar reeds drie van die grootste aanspraakmakers om vanjaar as die voorste skolespan af te sluit – Paarl Gimnasium (33-12), Outeniqua (19-17) en Garsfontein kaf gedraf.

Indien ‘n span vanjaar vir Grey wil troef sal hy eers die span se lostrio moet tem. Die trio bestaande uit JJ Theron, Keegan Scholtz en Jean-Henri Smith vul mekaar uitstekend aan.

Die losskakel, Ian van der Merwe, het sy skopskoen ook die praatwerk laat doen. Hy het albei sy span se drieë verdoel asook drie strafdoele deur die pale gejaag.

Die Bere van Garsfontein het met eer uit die stryd getree. Die span het nog laterig in die tweede helfte slegs ‘n agterstand van 9-13 gehad.

Garsies se haker, De Wet Lottering, asook die skrumskakel, Zian Cilliers, het goeie vertonings vir die verloorspan gelewer. Dimitre Erasmus, die buitesenter, was op verdediging vir sy span goud werd.

Helpmekaar-kollege het met ‘n heldhaftige vertoning teen Paarl Gimnasium vorendag gekom.

Gimmies het uiteindelik met 25-14 as oorwinnaars van die veld gestap, maar dit was ‘n veel moeiliker vraestel as wat vooraf verwag was.

Die span van die Paarl se slot Danio Botha het met sy hardewerk voorlangs uitgetroon.

Paul Roos Gimnasium moes in ’n taai stryd diep delf om die oorhand met 21-14 teen Durban High School te kry.

Die eerste helfte het grootliks aan DHS, wat deur Peter Engledow gebrei word, behoort danksy die losskakel Deano Boesak wat sake beheer het.

Boesak het met ’n dartellopie deur die verdediging gedans om seker te maak dat sake rustyd gelykop is met 14-14, voordat Paul Roos Gimnasium se loskopstut Oliver Reid oorgedryf het vir die enigste drie van die tweede helfte.

Die Wit Bulle van die Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool het met ‘n klinkende sege van 29-0 oor Oakdale Landbou ‘n onbenydenswaardige stukkie statistiek gesystap.

Indien Affies hierdie kragmeting verloor het sou dit die eerste keer sedert 1979 gewees het wat die Wit Bulle bloedneus vier keer op ‘n streep gekry het.

Die Wit Bulle se kantman Ruan Lippold was uitstaande en is vir sy skitterende spel met twee drieë beloon.

Monument van Krugersdorp met sy agtsteman, Jamaal Feldman, asook die binnesenter, Zain Henery aan die spits het Boland Landbou met 37-26 verslaan.

Feldman het met sy kraglopies in die tweede helfte gesorg dat Monnas op die voorvoete bly. Henery het van buite na binnesenter geskuif en hy het sy direkte teenstander, Albie Bester, hoofbrekens besorg.

Bester was self op sy stukke en sonder twyfel een van Boland Landbou se uitblinkers gewees. Monnas se losskakel, Justin Viljoen, wat vir die beseerde Justin Myners ingestaan het, het self nie ’n voet verkeerd gesit het nie en vier doelskoppe en twee strafdoele oorgeklits het vir ’n persoonlike bydrae van 14 punte.

Welkom Gimnasium was te Goeda vir Framesby in hul kragmeting. Die span van Welkom se regtervleuel, Naven Goeda, het ‘n driekuns aan drieë in sy span se oortuigende sege van 54-19 behaal.

Sy drie om die driekuns te voltooi het op skouspelagtige wyse gekom na speeltyd reeds verstreke was. Die wenspan is ‘n strafskop tien meter van sy eie doellyn toegeken.

Die plaasvervanger-skrumskakel, Rewaldo Farmer, het ‘n vinnige tikskoppie geneem na sy afrigter, Roean Bezuidenhout, laat weet het om die wedstryd met ‘n skop oor die kantlyn te beëindig.

Hy het ondersteuning van sy losskakel, Renaldo Kiewiet, ontvang wat etlike meters veld gewen het, voordat hy besluit het om met ‘n steekskoppie vir Goeda die geleentheid te geen om die beweging van 90 meter in die hoek af te rond.

“Ek is net die afrigter. Wat weet ek,” het ’n tevrede Bezuidenhout skerstend agterna gesê.

HTS Drostdy het hul eerste oorwinning van die seisoen in die doodsnikke uit die kloue van die gasheer gegaps toe die regtervleuel Bernedict George in die hoekie oorgeseil het net soos die sirene gelui.

Dit was George se tweede van die wedstryd, maar beslis die soetste. Die Donkies het die Diamonds se harte met 15-13 gebreek.

Michaelhouse is steeds op soek na sy 100ste sege in die interskole tussen home n Hilton College. Die twee spanne meet al sedert 1904 kragte.

Michaelhouse het in 2016 sy 99ste oorwinning oor Hilton behaal. Die spanne speel jaarliks twee keer teen mekaar. Hilton was Saterdag met 20-17 baas om ‘n rekord negende sege op ‘n streep oor sy aartsvyande te behaal.

Feitlik al hierdie wedstryde kan weer gekyk word op SuperSport Schools (www.supersportschools.com). SuperSport Schools spog nou ook met sy eie kanaal op DStv – SuperSport 216.

In samewerking met Wim Pretorius van Netwerk24

Al die uitslae: 

WILDEKLAWER

Grey-kollege 23, Garsfontein 9; Paarl Gimnasium 25, Helpmekaar 14; Outeniqua 19, EG Jansen 7; Affies 29, Oakdale Landbou 0; Paul Roos Gimnasium 21, Durban High School 14; Hoër Jongenskool Paarl 35, Glenwood 13; Monument 37, Boland Landbou 26; Welkom Gimnasium 54, Framesby 19; Stellenberg 36, Maritzburg College 24; HTS Drostdy 15, Diamantveld 13.

GREY HIGH FEES

Dag 1: Grey High School 27, SACS 17; Jeppe 51, Queen’s College 5; Selborne College 32, Die Brandwag (Uitenhage) 0; King Edward VII 12, Graeme College 0; Westville Boys’ High 28, Voortrekker (Bethlehem) 5; Nico Malan 17, St John’s College 17; Hudson Park 29, St Stithians College 28; Parktown Boys’ High 21, Muir College 7; Pretoria Boys’ High 15, Uitnodigingspan 5.

SENTRAAL-TOERNOOI

Dag 2: Sentraal 79, Mangaung 5; Hoërskool Alberton 24, Kalahari 20; Fichardtpark 41, Duineveld 31; Pearson 26, Hentie Cilliers 23; Hoërskool Pietersburg 34, Goudveld-Hoërskool 5.

Dag 1: Hoërskool Alberton 10, Sentraal 7; Fichardtpark 38, Pearson 10; Duineveld 40, Goudveld-Hoërskool 19; Hoërskool Pietersburg 31, Hentie Cilliers 17; Kalahari (Kuruman) 24, Louis Botha 20.

ROLYN BERGSIG-FEES

Dag 2: Jim Fouché 40, Randburg 31; Rob Ferreira 19, Frikkie Meyer 17; Queens High 46, Rustenburg Academy 7; Bergsig Hawks 21, Krugersdorp High 10.

Dag 1: Bergsig Akademie 12, Rob Ferreira 10; Randburg 33, Parel Vallei 15; Ben Vorster 38, Jim Fouché 31; Riebeeckrand 26, Frikkie Meyer 7; Krugersdorp High 32, Linden 14; Bergsig Hawks 62, Queens High 10.

KWAZULU-NATAL

Hilton College 20, Michaelhouse 17; Northwood 14, Kearsney College 8.

Log leaders of the Buffalo City High Schools League, Stutterheim High, will be looking to continue their run-on top as they will take on the fourth placed Cathcart High on the late afternoon of Thursday, 15:00. 

Another exciting match to look out for in this week is between Dale College and Selborne College who aren’t unfamiliar to one another.

Dale College will be looking to take on full advantage of the ground at the Dale Reunion, the kick off is at 15:00 on Wednesday.

Selborne will have their hands full this week as they also will also take on Merrifeld who are currently sitting on the fifth position of the log.  

Other fixtures:

George Randell vs Baysville
Centre of Excellence vs Hudson Park

Drie van Vrydag se onoorwonne netbalspanne kon Saterdag hierdie status by die Wildeklawer-sporttoernooi in KImberley behou het.

Paarl Girls’ High, Oranje Meisieskool en Rustenburg het vir geen teenstander terug gestaan nie.

Paarl Girls’ High se paaie het eerste met die Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool (Affies) gekruis en hul van hul status as een van die onoorwonne spanne gestroop deur hul 27-22 te wen.

Die Paarliete het ook oortuigende oorwinnings teen die gasheer, Hoërskool Diamantveld (33-6) en Hoërskool Sentraal (28-13) gehad.

Oranje se vinnige en akkurate spel het Bloemhof (21-15) en Durbanville (29-19) laat les opsê en die Bloemfonteiners het die Pretorianers, Waterkloof (27-15) vir die derde keer die jaar gewen.

Rustenburg wat ‘n indrukwekkende spelpeil tydens die toernooi getoon het, het Sentraal (19-6) en La Rochelle (29-22) op die tweede dag kaf gedraf en in hul kragmeting teen Affies ‘n gelykopslag (26-26) behaal.

Die gasheer het tot dusver geen sukses gehad en al ses hul wedstyde in die twee dae verloor.

Affies het buiten hul nederlaag teen Paarl Girls High en gelykop teen Rustenburg, Garsfontein (27-8) pak gegee.

Waterkloof het op die tweede dag van die toernooi gesukkel en al vier wedstryde, Menlopark (39-19), Helpmekaar Kollege (31-16), Oranje (27-18) en Paarl Gimnasium (30-21) verloor.

Uitslae – Dag 2:

La Rochelle 27, Sentraal 17; Menlopark 39, Waterkloof 19; Durbanville 25, Helpmekaar Kollege 25; Garsfontein 18, Diamantveld 9; Paarl Girls’ High 27, Affies 22; Oranje 21, HMS Bloemhof, 15; Helpmekaar Kollege 31, Waterkloof 16; Garsfontein 22, Sentraal 22; Rustenburg 29, La Rochelle 22; Menlopark 27, Paarl Gimnasium 19; Oranje 29, Durbanville 19; Paarl Girls’ High 33, Diamantveld 6; Rustenburg 26, Affies 26; Paarl Gimnasium 26, HMS Bloemhof 20; Oranje 27, Waterkloof 18; Paarl Girls’ High 28, Sentraal 13; La Rochelle 23, Diamantveld 9; Menlopark 29, Durbanville 18; Helpmekaar Kollege 24, HMS Bloemhof 22; Affies 27, Garsfontein 8; Rustenburg 19, Sentraal 16; Paarl Gimnasium 30, Waterkloof 21.