Easter Festivals School boy Rugby Scores Wrap – KZN10
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Scores Wrap of all the School Boy Rugby Easter festivals for the KZN10
The Easter weekend has become synonymous with School boy rugby with 4 1st team festivals running concurrently. With the welcome rain making an appearance on Sunday and early Monday it cause a bit of reshuffle of fixtures
Below is a summary of the KZN10 schools overall results for the last weekend.
Michaelhouse
1st and 2nd teams St Stithians festival. Struggled a bit against the boys from eastern Cape
1st | 2nd | ||||||||
Grey High | 7 | ~ | 43 | ||||||
St Andrews College | 19 | ~ | 40 | ||||||
St Stithians College | 22 | ~ | 20 | ||||||
King David High School | 15 | ~ | 25 | ||||||
St Stithians College 2nd | 31 | ~ | 7 |
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Michaelhouse on the move. (C) St Stithians
U16 Jeppe On Target Media Rugby festival. Got some nice wins against Pretoria Boys and St Andrews College. Unfortnatley Mondays game against Jeppe was called off.
St Andrews College | 31 | ~ | 20 |
Pretoria Boys | 14 | ~ | 9 |
U14 Uplands College, White River ISRF. Lost a tight one to St Andrews College.
St Andrews College | 17 | ~ | 18 |
Cornwall Hill College | 28 | ~ | 5 |
Rob Ferreira High School |
31 |
~ |
14 |
Hilton College
U16 Jeppe On Target Media Rugby festival. Produced some dominant displays against Queens College and Jeppe.
Queens College | 31 | ~ | 3 |
Jeppe High | 27 | ~ | 10 |
U14 Uplands College, White River ISRF. Convincing wins for the juniors, things are looking good at Hilton.
St Benedicts College | 46 | ~ | 0 |
Rob Ferreira High School | 41 | ~ | 10 |
St Andrews College | 34 | ~ | 0 |
Maritzburg College
1st St Stithians festival. Seem to have found their rhythm this season after a shaky start.
Parktown Boys High | 31 | ~ | 5 |
Kingswood College | 38 | ~ | 7 |
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College packs down against Parktown. (C) Maritzburg College
St Charles College
St Johns Easter Rugby Festival. A new experience for them as they start building their rugby program.
Daniel Pienaar | 22 | ~ | 0 |
Graeme College | 10 | ~ | 19 |
U16 Jeppe On Target Media Rugby festival.
Parktown | 21 | ~ | 0 |
St Benedicts | 27 | ~ | 0 |
U14 Uplands College, White River ISRF. Great stuff for the juniors, trust it sets them on an upward path.
Uplands College | 48 | ~ | 0 |
St Andrews School Bloem | 40 | ~ | 0 |
Penryn Colllege | 57 | ~ | 0 |
Kearsney College
Kearsney College Easter rugby festival. Struggled a bit but showed some grit against Framesby.
Pretoria Boys | 11 | ~ | 27 |
Framesby High School | 21 | ~ | 26 |
Welkom-Gim | 8 | ~ |
21 |
U14 Uplands College, White River ISRF. A perfect 3 from 3 for the juniors.
St Andrews School(Bloem) | 60 | ~ | 0 |
St Andrews College | 19 | ~ | 10 |
St Benedicts | 35 | ~ | 7 |
Westville Boys High
KES Rugby Festival. Two from two and in convincing manner.
Nico Malan | 34 | ~ | 0 |
Queens College | 50 | ~ | 12 |
U16 Jeppe On Target Media Rugby festival.
Pretoria Boys | 19 | ~ | 8 |
St Andrews | 28 | ~ | 5 |
Glenwood
Kearsney College Easter rugby festival. Showed great resolve in the win against EG Jansen, was making inroads against Selborne when the weather turned.
EG Jansen | 27 | ~ | 26 |
Selborne College | 10 | ~ | 15 |
Game called off: weather | |||
Transvalia | 38 | ~ | 7 |
DHS
Kearsney College Easter rugby festival. A rather torrid weekend for the horseflies, still much work to be done though.
Transvalia | 12 | ~ | 34 |
EG Jansen | 12 | ~ | 39 |
HTS Drosdy | 19 | ~ | 27 |
Clifton College
14 Uplands College, White River ISRF.
Penryn College | 48 | ~ | 0 |
Uplands College | 64 | ~ | 12 |
Cornwall Hill College | 10 | ~ | 19 |
Northwood
KES Rugby Festival.
Queens College | 31 | ~ | 7 |
Hentie Cilliers High School | 66 | ~ | 0 |
U16 Jeppe On Target Media Rugby festival.
KES | 19 | ~ | 22 |
Presidents XV | 10 | ~ | 14 |
Parktown U15 Festival.
Jeppe High | 14 | ~ | 17 |
KES | 36 | ~ | 35 |
Thats all for now, till next time,
Zeke