Digital Magazine - July 2019
Rugby: Travis Gordon - The Heart of KES First XV
Rugby: Player Poaching- Parktown Say 'No More' to KES
The school rugby season is still several weeks away and already we are faced with big controversy over the ongoing issue of player poaching which threatens to cast a dark cloud over the sport again.
Rugby: KES 1st XV Team sheet vs St.John's College
KES get their rugby season off with a big encounter against traditional rivals St. John’s College this Saturday and it promises to be a massive match for both sides.
Cricket: Potch Volkies Upset KES to Win T20 Final
Potch Volkies is the Highveld Lions’ T20 champion after they have beaten the Gauteng champion, KES, convincingly with 4 wickets at Senwes Park on Tuesday 10 February.
Cricket: Feature on Grant Roelofsen
King Edward VII School (KES) first XI captain and SA Schools and SA U19 wicketkeeper/batsman Grant Roelofsen is making waves and the SA School Sports mag went to find out the why and what of this impressive young man.
Athletics: KES 2014 Inter High Champs!
King Edward VII School were crowned Inter High Champions for the third time, cementing an epic victory at AFFIES. In the 33rd Annual Inter High Meeting, King Edward VII School had now been victors 20 times in the history of Inter High clashes, with Pretoria Boys' High School winning 7 times, Affies 4 times and Parktown Boys' twice.
Rugby: KES Easter Rugby Festival Preview
For the past 13 yeas King Edward VIII has hosted some of the top rugby playing schools from South Africa to their very well run Easter Rugby Festival and the 2014 edition promises to be a massive event.
Cricket: Results of Day Four of CSA U15 Week
There are two names that keep on cropping up after each day’s play at the CSA U15 Cricket Week and day four was no different. Dean Foxcroft from Northerns and Wiaan van Niekerk from Griquas.
Cricket: Top 40 Rankings For 2013
For much of the year the race for the No.1 spot was a three horse race with Waterkloof taking the early lead with a powerful start to the first term and going into the last month of the season it looked like the Pretoria team might have done just enough to secure the top spot for 2013.
Soccer: KES Win St Peter's Festival 2013
Congratulations to the King Edward VII School 1st Soccer Team on winning the 2013 St Peter's Festival Soccer Tournament.
Cricket: Fixtures For Oppenheimer Cricket Week
The annual Oppenheimer Cricket Week in Pietermaritzburg, once again sponsored by that great benefactor of the game, Jonathan Oppenheimer, kicks off on Saturday, September 21 and runs until Tuesday, September 24.
Rugby: KES Little Giants Unbeatable!
Rarely is there an article relating to any school boy team within any discipline under the age of 14. I mean so much changes from the time that kids get to that age, that a proper standard can never be evaluated or commented upon.
Cricket: St David's Twenty20 Festival Fixtures
St David’s Marist Inanda in association with the Kent Park Taverners is hosting its annual Twenty20 Cricket Festival this week. Matches take place from Thursday 5 September until Sunday 8 September. There are 12 teams involved.
Rugby: Penultimate Top 100 Rankings of 2013
A season of some of the world’s best school boy rugby has all but come to a close and for the players who ran out for the last time for their school they will be left with that supreme pride that comes from wearing their teams badge and playing to their best ability. A memory that will live with them for decades.
It was a tightly fought season which saw three teams vying for the top spot almost from the start of the season and at various stages all three, Affies, Outeniqua had a taste at being the number one side in the country.
However it is perhaps fitting that it is Affies who can lay claim to the top team in South Africa after completing the season without being defeated, without drawing and winning every single match. It is a supreme effort by a side that played the country’s most powerful teams and still remained competitive scoring heavily in most of their matches.
It is perhaps a pity that somewhere along the line Affies and Paarl Gim never met, as on paper there was very little to choose between the two teams, however Gimmies were held to a surprise draw by Oakdale in what was their only ‘blemish’ on an otherwise spotless season so perhaps finishing in second spot is justified.
A strong finish by Grey College, after an indifferent start to their season put pressure on Outeniqua for the third spot, but the consistency of Outeniqua helped them to finish in the Top three after suffering just the one defeat at the hands of Paarl Gim.
It was another great season and our thanks to the thousands of players, coaches and the avid fans of schoolboy rugby that showed sustained interest in the rankings, offered advice and suggestions and supported us. Rankings are not an absolute science but by factoring in the strength of the opponents, margin of victories and the actual results it is hoped that a team’s current form can be judged.
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FIRST XV RANKINGS 19TH AUGUST 2013 |
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RANK |
TEAM |
PLAYED |
AVG PTS |
1 |
AFFIES |
14 |
4.693 |
2 |
PAARL GIM |
20 |
4.688 |
3 |
OUTENIQUA |
16 |
4.675 |
4 |
GREY COLLEGE |
17 |
4.641 |
5 |
GARSFONTEIN |
17 |
3.909 |
6 |
KEARSNEY COLLEGE |
16 |
3.744 |
7 |
EG JANSEN |
18 |
3.272 |
8 |
PRETORIA BOYS HIGH |
16 |
3.047 |
9 |
WATERKLOOF |
13 |
3.000 |
10 |
NELSPRUIT |
13 |
2.785 |
11 |
MONUMENT |
14 |
2.764 |
12 |
JEPPE |
15 |
2.753 |
13 |
WESTVILLE |
15 |
2.740 |
14 |
PAARL BOYS HIGH |
18 |
2.700 |
15 |
ST ANDREWS COLLEGE |
17 |
2.462 |
16 |
HTS MIDDELBURG |
16 |
2.259 |
17 |
GREY HIGH SCHOOL |
19 |
2.221 |
18 |
QUEENS COLLEGE |
20 |
2.195 |
19 |
MENLOPARK |
15 |
2.160 |
20 |
TRANSVALIA |
12 |
2.150 |
21 |
MARLOW |
15 |
2.060 |
22 |
WYNBERG |
20 |
2.053 |
23 |
HILTON COLLEGE |
13 |
2.008 |
24 |
KEMPTON PARK |
22 |
1.836 |
25 |
VOORTREKKER BETH |
12 |
1.833 |
26 |
OAKDALE |
14 |
1.729 |
27 |
DROSTDY |
18 |
1.708 |
28 |
CENTURION |
17 |
1.674 |
29 |
MICHAELHOUSE |
12 |
1.642 |
30 |
NOORD KAAP |
11 |
1.559 |
31 |
RONDEBOSCH |
18 |
1.536 |
32 |
HENTIE CILLIERS |
10 |
1.500 |
33 |
NICO MALAN |
17 |
1.388 |
34 |
GLENWOOD |
21 |
1.357 |
35 |
POTCH GIM |
7 |
1.329 |
36 |
UNION HS |
16 |
1.309 |
37 |
HUGENOTE WELLINGTON |
17 |
1.218 |
38 |
BISHOPS |
19 |
1.200 |
39 |
SELBORNE COLLEGE |
19 |
1.121 |
40 |
TRINITYHOUSE |
17 |
1.085 |
41 |
DURBANVILLE |
12 |
1.083 |
42 |
GRAEME COLLEGE |
12 |
1.075 |
43 |
DIE BRANDWAG |
11 |
1.064 |
44 |
PAUL ROOS GYM |
16 |
1.044 |
45 |
FRAMESBY |
17 |
1.029 |
46 |
UPLANDS COLLEGE |
16 |
1.006 |
47 |
SACS |
21 |
0.986 |
48 |
WORCESTER GYM |
11 |
0.936 |
49 |
WINTERBERG |
16 |
0.925 |
50 |
BEKKER |
20 |
0.863 |
51 |
PIONIER |
25 |
0.828 |
52 |
HELPMEKAAR |
10 |
0.820 |
53 |
STELLENBERG |
16 |
0.813 |
54 |
HOTTENTOTS HOLLAND |
7 |
0.800 |
55 |
PEARSON |
17 |
0.794 |
56 |
MONTANA |
11 |
0.791 |
57 |
LINDEN |
13 |
0.769 |
58 |
ST BENEDICTS |
16 |
0.633 |
59 |
TYGERBERG |
19 |
0.608 |
60 |
KING EDWARD VII |
12 |
0.583 |
61 |
HUDSON PARK |
18 |
0.575 |
62 |
CLIFTON |
11 |
0.536 |
63 |
BOLAND LANDBOU |
20 |
0.490 |
64 |
MUIR COLLEGE |
14 |
0.486 |
65 |
JIM FOUCHE |
12 |
0.458 |
66 |
CAMBRIDGE |
15 |
0.427 |
67 |
MARITZBURG COLLEGE |
17 |
0.397 |
68 |
LOUIS BOTHA |
10 |
0.390 |
69 |
DESPATCH |
16 |
0.388 |
70 |
ST ANDREWS SCHOOL |
14 |
0.379 |
71 |
ST JOHNS COLLEGE |
15 |
0.333 |
72 |
FLORIDA |
11 |
0.264 |
73 |
ST CHARLES COLLEGE |
12 |
0.200 |
74 |
SWARTLAND |
15 |
0.200 |
75 |
SUTHERLAND |
11 |
0.164 |
76 |
DE KUILEN |
11 |
0.136 |
77 |
RANDBURG |
12 |
0.133 |
78 |
ST ALBANS COLLEGE |
14 |
0.100 |
79 |
SCHOONSPRUIT |
11 |
0.073 |
80 |
MIDDELBURG HS |
8 |
0.025 |
81 |
BELLVILLE |
16 |
0.019 |
82 |
DF MALAN |
13 |
0.000 |
83 |
KINGSWOOD |
12 |
0.000 |
84 |
ELDORAIGNE |
13 |
-0.023 |
85 |
DIAMANTVELD |
10 |
-0.040 |
86 |
ERMELO |
9 |
-0.189 |
87 |
GRENS |
13 |
-0.254 |
88 |
ST STITHAINS |
13 |
-0.296 |
89 |
GEORGE CAMPBELL |
9 |
-0.344 |
90 |
PARKTOWN |
13 |
-0.346 |
91 |
DALE COLLEGE |
20 |
-0.385 |
92 |
DANIEL PIENAAR |
15 |
-0.440 |
93 |
RUSTENBURG |
15 |
-0.473 |
94 |
KLERKSDORP |
17 |
-0.653 |
95 |
KRUGERSDORP |
8 |
-0.850 |
96 |
VEREENIGING GIM |
9 |
-0.933 |
97 |
NOORDHEUWEL |
12 |
-0.979 |
98 |
NORTHWOOD |
12 |
-1.017 |
99 |
POTCH VOLKIES |
9 |
-1.078 |
100 |
ST DAVIDS |
16 |
-1.109 |
101 |
DHS |
10 |
-1.740 |
102 |
MARAIS VILJOEN |
13 |
-2.177 |
Rugby: The Hot 100 Rugby Rankings
The unbeaten run continue for Paarl Gim and Affies who brushed aside this week’s opposition with very little worries.
Hockey: The Top 45 Boy's Hockey Rankings in SA
Rondebosch were in a rampant mood at the Cape Town International Festival as they swept all and sundry aside, handed Wynberg their first defeat of the season and won the final to move them ever closer to the top spot.
Rugby: The Top 100 SA School's Rankings
Victories by Paarl Gim, Affies and Grey College consolidated their status as the leading teams in the country as the second half of the school rugby season kicked off this past week.
Rugby: The SA Schools Top 100 Rankings
A high pedigree Cape School’s Week dominated proceedings in the SA School Rugby scene this past week where there were one or two surprise results and some expected victories for the big names.
Hockey: The SA School's Rankings
The top five all recorded wins over the weekend which ensured that their positions didn’t change and it is a pity that the much anticipated Kearsney v Maritzburg College had to be cancelled due to a flu epidemic.
Please note that two outstanding results for Pretoria Boy’s High have been included which had a small bearing on this week’s rankings. This weekend there is the big “Battle of the Jukskei” when Pretoria Boy’s meet St. John’s College which will give both teams a chance to move up the table.
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BOY'S 1st TEAM HOCKEY RANKINGS 11th JUNE 2013 |
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RANK |
TEAM |
PLAYED |
AVG PTS |
1 |
WYNBERG |
15 |
2.62 |
2 |
SELBORNE |
11 |
2.50 |
3 |
NORTHWOOD |
21 |
2.46 |
4 |
RONDEBOSCH |
19 |
2.15 |
5 |
PAUL ROOS GYM |
14 |
2.01 |
6 |
MARITZBURG COLLEGE |
19 |
1.94 |
7 |
PRETORIA BOY'S HIGH |
20 |
1.81 |
8 |
PARKTOWN |
25 |
1.76 |
9 |
SACS |
14 |
1.76 |
10 |
KEARSNEY |
19 |
1.73 |
11 |
QUEENS COLLEGE |
16 |
1.71 |
12 |
YORK HIGH |
13 |
1.70 |
13 |
HILTON COLLEGE |
13 |
1.67 |
14 |
GLENWOOD |
16 |
1.64 |
15 |
ST JOHN'S COLLEGE |
25 |
1.61 |
16 |
GREY HIGH SCHOOL |
17 |
1.56 |
17 |
WESTVILLE |
20 |
1.52 |
18 |
BISHOPS |
10 |
1.45 |
19 |
UPLANDS COLLEGE |
13 |
1.42 |
20 |
JEPPE |
22 |
1.36 |
21 |
NOORDHEUWEL |
22 |
1.36 |
22 |
CLIFTON COLLEGE |
10 |
1.30 |
23 |
MICHAELHOUSE |
19 |
1.28 |
24 |
DALE COLLEGE |
18 |
1.24 |
25 |
WOODRIDGE |
14 |
1.22 |
26 |
ST ALBANS COLLEGE |
21 |
1.18 |
27 |
ST DAVIDS |
27 |
1.16 |
28 |
KRUGERSDORP |
16 |
1.11 |
29 |
ST ANDREWS COLLEGE |
18 |
1.08 |
30 |
ST STITHIANS |
15 |
1.06 |
31 |
PAARL GIM |
19 |
1.03 |
32 |
GREY COLLEGE |
5 |
0.97 |
33 |
ALEXANDER ROAD |
10 |
0.97 |
34 |
KINGSWOOD |
14 |
0.96 |
35 |
MENLOPARK |
9 |
0.92 |
36 |
KES |
17 |
0.88 |
37 |
GARSFONTEIN |
9 |
0.86 |
38 |
PAARL BOY'S HIGH |
11 |
0.84 |
39 |
OUTENIQUA |
12 |
0.84 |
40 |
ST CHARLES COLLEGE |
15 |
0.78 |
41 |
AFFIES |
18 |
0.78 |
42 |
HUDSON PARK |
12 |
0.77 |
43 |
ST BENEDICTS |
15 |
0.75 |
44 |
SOMERSET |
13 |
0.70 |
45 |
WATERKLOOF |
10 |
0.10 |
46 |
DHS |
20 |
-0.02 |
47 |
ST ANDREWS BLOEM |
12 |
-0.11 |
Rugby: The SA Top 95 Rankings
A huge effort by Oakdale finally has brought the mighty Paarl Gim bulldozer to a temporary halt although they will no doubt feel the 17-17 draw was more of a speed hump than an arrestor bed.
Rugby: Golden Lions Craven & Academy Sides
Hamer Esterhuizen from Monnas will lead the Golden Lions Craven Week side in this year’s edition of Craven Week.
Monument have supplied the majority of the players for the U18 CW side with a total of nine players from the Gauteng powerhouse making the side. Florida also have a good representation with four getting the nod.
GOLDEN LIONS U18 |
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1 |
Erwin Harris |
Florida |
2 |
Sibusiso Nkosi |
Jeppe BH |
3 |
Godfrey Ramaboea |
KES |
4 |
Gerdus van der Walt |
Monument |
5 |
Ralton October |
Florida |
6 |
Innocent Radebe |
St Stithians |
7 |
Hamer Esterhuizen |
Monument |
8 |
Wihan Jacobs |
Monument |
9 |
Dylan Vlok |
Monument |
10 |
Dwayne Pienaar |
Monument |
11 |
Ryno Herbst |
Monument |
12 |
Devon Henson |
St John's College |
13 |
Roan Grobbelaar |
Helpmekaar |
14 |
Joseph Dweba |
Florida |
15 |
Frans van Wyk |
Monument |
16 |
Emmanuel Morowane |
Jeppe BH |
17 |
Andrew Acton |
Jeppe BH |
18 |
Gunter Janse v Rensburg |
Monument |
19 |
Nyaska Tarusenga |
St Benedict's |
20 |
Brendon Rick |
Florida |
21 |
Erik Fourie |
Monument |
22 |
Fernando Kermis |
Florida |
GOLDEN LIONS ACADEMY U18 |
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1 |
Sandile Sibande |
Jeppe BH |
2 |
Justin Bhana |
Florida |
3 |
Stefan le Roux |
Monument |
4 |
Tsepo Thule |
Jeppe BH |
5 |
Vincent Dlamini |
Jeppe BH |
6 |
Ruan Conradie |
Monument |
7 |
Stefan Fitzgerald |
Monument |
8 |
Denzil Hill |
Jeppe BH |
9 |
Devon Mzama |
President |
10 |
Andile Ngope |
Jeppe BH |
11 |
Reinhard Schindehutte |
Helpmekaar |
12 |
Tatenda Zhoya |
St Benedict's |
13 |
James Mocke |
Monument |
14 |
Kyle Kruger |
Florida |
15 |
CJ Conradie |
Monument |
16 |
Gihard Visagie |
Helpmekaar |
17 |
D Rigney |
Parktown |
18 |
CJ Greef |
Monument |
19 |
L Van Tonder |
Jan Viljoen |
20 |
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21 |
Latleho Tsotetsi |
St Benedict's |
22 |
Ashley Lindewaal |
Florida |
GOLDEN LIONS XV U19 |
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1 |
Steven du Plessis |
Florida |
2 |
Cisko du Toit |
Monument |
3 |
Darius du Toit |
Helpmekaar |
4 |
Byron Kennedy |
St Benedict's |
5 |
Anlo van Wyk |
Helpmekaar |
6 |
Ruhan Ferreira |
Florida |
7 |
Tiaan Botha |
Helpmekaar |
8 |
Juan Lemmer |
Monument |
9 |
Hilroy Baadjies |
Florida |
10 |
Constant Bekkerling |
Helpmekaar |
11 |
Wayne Pearson |
Florida |
12 |
Tapiwa Mangwana |
St Benedict's |
13 |
Werner van Staden |
Linden |
14 |
Waldo Esterhuizen |
Florida |
15 |
Amir Williams |
KES |
16 |
Dylan Hulley |
Noordheuwel |
17 |
Morne Strydom |
Florida |
18 |
Douglas Brummer |
Monument |
19 |
Arne Bognich |
Florida |
20 |
Alpheus Mgenya |
Monument |
21 |
Forrest Roos |
Marais Viljoen |
22 |
Fenton Smit |
Marais Viljoen |
Hockey: Boy's Top 45 Rankings
The Wynberg machine continues on its merry way with yet another victory in what is turning out to be an outstanding season for the Cape Town outfit.
Hockey: Match Report- Pretoria Boy's v KES
It was Founders days at Pretoria Boys High on Saturday, 1st June 2013, and Hill Astro played host to KES on the 112th birthday of PBHS.
Rugby: SA School's Top 90 Rankings
It was yet another emphatic win by Paarl Gim who managed to steam roll their way over Wynberg to keep their dream of remaining unbeaten very much alive at this stage of the season.
Hockey: The SA School's Top 40 Rankings
Facing the possible thought of slipping out of the Top 10 Maritzburg College faced a mighty challenge from Glenwood who on their day are able to mix it with the best in the business.
Rugby: The SA School's Top 80 Rankings
Waterkloof fought bravely in their match against Affies and almost pulled off one of the upsets of the season this past weekend.
Hockey: Boy's Top 40 Rankings
Wynberg clinched two comfortable victories in the past week to cement themselves on the No.1 spot although the chasing pack is not far behind.
Rugby: Top 70 Rugby Rankings
Affies didn't play this weekend which gave their players what many would say was a well earned break after playing several gruelling matches on the trot. Even though this was apparently not Affies choice they did get the opportunity to recharge the batteries for a demanding season that lies ahead.
Rugby: The SA Top 60 Rankings
There are now two unbeaten teams occupying the top two positions and virtually nothing separates them at this stage of the season.
Rugby: Rankings for SA's Top 55 Teams
Paarl Gim managed a clean sweep at the Wildeklawer tournament to keep their number one spot secure after having now strung together a run of eight wins on the trot.
RUGBY: SA's Top 55 Rankings
A supreme effort from Paarl Gim against Outeniqua over the weekend catapulted Gimmies into pole position and in the process extended their unbeaten run this season.
Rugby: This Week's Top 50 Rankings!
Yet another crushing victory for high riding Outeniqua see the Kwagga’s firmly entrenched at the top of the table and few will argue that it is well deserved.
RUGBY: SA's Top 50 Rankings
The majority of the teams have now played the minimum of four matches to be included in the rankings and this saw several teams make some steady advancement.
Hockey: SA's Top 25 Hockey Rankings
Among the many matches that were played out over the past week it was perhaps the Wynberg v Rondebosch and Pretoria Boy’s High v Maritzburg College clashes that were the most eagerly anticipated.
Rugby: Rankings for 8 April 2013
The rugby season is in full swing with most of the teams having started their 2013 campaign and as the second school term starts there is going to be nonstop action for several months to come.
Hockey: Match Reports Nomads Festival Day 1
Nomads Hockey Festival Day 1 Match Reports
Hockey: History of KES Hockey & 2013 Team
Hockey was first played at King Edward VII School in 1959 and from those humble beginnings in King Edward’s has grown into one of the formidable hockey schools in South Africa, with a proud hockey history and tradition.
Over the years, King Edward’s has produced a total of 16 players who have achieved national colours at senior level including Gregg Clark, who, at the culmination of the 2004 Olympic Games, became SA’s most capped hockey international with 250 appearances. He was later appointed as the SA men’s national coach and he also coached the Ranchi Rhinos to victory in the inaugural Indian Hockey League.
Another Old Boy and ex-national player and SA Indoor hockey captain, Steve Jaspan, was a member of the Executive Board of the International Hockey Federation (FIH) for many years and currently chairs the FIH High Performance & Coaching Panel. Steve was also Chairman of the School’s Governing Body for many years. Recently, Thornton McDade has represented SA at World Cups in Germany and as well the Beijing and London Olympics.
At schoolboy level, King Edward’s regularly produces a large portion of the Southerns Schools’ provincial teams and regular representatives of the SA Schools team.
KES Team of 2013 |
1. B Robertson (captain) |
2. J Sanders |
3. S Biasonni |
4. A Sturmheit |
5. L Jacobs |
6. C Wilkinson |
7. G Cooper |
8. D Wiehe |
9. D Phoshoko |
10. W Benson |
11. A Bowden |
12. T Nhlapo |
13. M da Santos |
14. C van Niekerk |
Coach: |
S Sutherland |
Rugby: Fixtures 10th Francois Swart U15 Week 27th March - 1st April
Affies will be hosting the Francois Swart U15 Rugby Week for the 10th time as some of the finest U15 players assemble to once again pay tribute to one of Affies greatest sons FRANCOIS SWART 14 April 1982 – 2 January 2004
Rugby: All the Easter Festival Fixtures & Results
Never before in the history of South African school rugby will the Easter weekend have such a plethora of matches on the go from all quarters of the country!
Kearsney College, St. John's College, King Edward VII and St.Stithians College will all be once again hosting their annual festivals and they will be joined by Krugersdorp High and Tygerberg High who will be hosting the Tony Stoops Tournament and nobody is going to forget the big Maritzburg College 150th Festival either.
Take a look at the fixtures and results as they come in from the field of play!
KEARSNEY COLLEGE FESTIVAL |
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Thursday 28th March |
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09h30 |
Kearsney College |
25 |
v |
8 |
Hoerskool Framesby |
10h45 |
Selborne College |
36 |
v |
36 |
Nico Malan High |
12h00 |
Glenwood |
10 |
v |
15 |
Paul Roos |
13h15 |
Grey College |
50 |
v |
13 |
Boland Landbou |
14h30 |
Hoerskool Outeniqua |
57 |
v |
34 |
Dr EG Jansen |
15h45 |
Paarl Gimnasium |
46 |
v |
7 |
Westville |
Saturday 30th March |
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09h30 |
Nico Malan High |
16 |
v |
38 |
Boland Landbou |
10h45 |
Hoerskool Outeniqua |
33 |
v |
7 |
Westville |
12h00 |
Kearsney College |
6 |
v |
33 |
Paarl Gimnasium |
13h15 |
Glenwood |
41 |
v |
5 |
Selborne College |
14h30 |
Dr EG Jansen |
29 |
v |
12 |
Paul Roos |
15h45 |
Grey College |
36 |
v |
9 |
Hoerskool Framesby |
Monday 1st April |
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09h30 |
Dr EG Jansen |
73 |
v |
24 |
Nico Malan High |
10h45 |
Hoerskool Framesby |
3 |
v |
47 |
Westville |
12h00 |
Grey College |
20 |
v |
22 |
Hoerskool Outeniqua |
13h15 |
Paul Roos |
17 |
v |
17 |
Selborne College |
14h30 |
Paarl Gimnasium |
40 |
v |
12 |
Glenwood |
15h45 |
Kearsney College |
33 |
v |
13 |
Boland Landbou |
17h00 |
Awarding of the three Sharks Academy & Academic Tuition bursaries |
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ST.STITHIANS FESTIVAL |
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Thursday 28th March |
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09h45 |
St.Benedicts |
13 |
v |
36 |
Wynberg BH |
11h00 |
St.Andrews |
31 |
v |
12 |
Helpmekaar |
12h15 |
Invitation XV |
33 |
v |
36 |
St.Alban's College |
13h30 |
St.Stithian's |
31 |
v |
41 |
Windhoek HS |
14h45 |
Pretoria Boy's High |
23 |
v |
10 |
SACS |
16h00 |
Bishops |
29 |
v |
13 |
Hilton College |
Saturday 30th March |
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09h45 |
St.Benedicts |
36 |
v |
7 |
Invitation XV |
11h00 |
St.Alban's College |
7 |
v |
60 |
Wynberg BH |
12h15 |
SACS |
14 |
v |
12 |
Windhoek |
13h30 |
Hilton College |
23 |
v |
10 |
Helpmekaar |
14h45 |
Bishops |
15 |
v |
20 |
Pretoria Boy's High |
16h00 |
St.Stithian's |
16 |
v |
32 |
St.Andrews |
Monday 1st April |
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09h45 |
SACS |
49 |
v |
0 |
Invitation XV |
11h00 |
Helpmekaar |
14 |
v |
34 |
Bishops |
12h15 |
Windhoek |
42 |
v |
8 |
St.Benedicts |
13h30 |
Hilton College |
25 |
v |
26 |
St.Alban's College |
14h45 |
Pretoria Boy's High |
20 |
v |
22 |
St.Andrews |
16h00 |
St.Stithian's |
13 |
v |
50 |
Wynberg BH |
KING EDWARD VII FESTIVAL |
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Thursday 28th March |
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08h30 |
Garsfontein |
106 |
v |
7 |
Lions Invitation |
10h00 |
KES |
40 |
v |
12 |
Hudson Park |
11h30 |
Parktown |
10 |
v |
12 |
Trinityhouse |
13h00 |
Landbouskool Marlow |
22 |
v |
39 |
Centurion |
14h30 |
Eldoraigne |
20 |
v |
22 |
Hentie Cilliers |
16h00 |
Menlopark |
57 |
v |
10 |
Lichtenburg |
Saturday 30th March |
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08h30 |
Lions Invitation |
0 |
v |
89 |
Centurion |
10h00 |
Lichtenburg |
20 |
v |
80 |
Garsfontein |
11h30 |
Menlopark |
51 |
v |
24 |
Hentie Cilliers |
13h00 |
Trinityhouse |
16 |
v |
28 |
Eldoraigne |
14h30 |
Parktown |
32 |
v |
22 |
Hudson Park |
16h00 |
Landbouskool Marlow |
20 |
v |
16 |
KES |
Monday 1st April |
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08h30 |
Eldoraigne |
36 |
v |
5 |
Hudson Park |
10h00 |
Lions Invitation |
0 |
v |
77 |
Hentie Cilliers |
11h30 |
Menlopark |
39 |
v |
44 |
Landbouskool Marlow |
13h00 |
Lichtenburg |
v |
Centurion |
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14h30 |
Parktown |
5 |
v |
109 |
Garsfontein |
16h00 |
KES |
24 |
v |
35 |
Trinityhouse |
ST.JOHN'S COLLEGE FESTIVAL |
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Thursday 28th March |
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09h00 |
New Orleans |
5 |
v |
8 |
St.John's Zimbabwe |
10h15 |
President XV |
0 |
v |
52 |
Nelspruit |
11h30 |
Waterkloof |
57 |
v |
0 |
Noordheuwel |
13h30 |
Marais Viljoen |
17 |
v |
45 |
Windhoek Gim |
14h45 |
Boishaai |
36 |
v |
14 |
Daniel Pienaar |
16h00 |
Filton College UK |
35 |
v |
29 |
St.John's College |
Saturday 30th March |
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09h00 |
Noordheuwel |
12 |
v |
26 |
Windhoek Gim |
10h15 |
Marais Viljoen |
21 |
v |
13 |
New Orleans |
11h30 |
President XV |
7 |
v |
33 |
Daniel Pienaar |
13h30 |
St.John's College |
15 |
v |
18 |
St.John's Zimbabwe |
14h45 |
Boishaai |
72 |
v |
5 |
Filton College UK |
16h00 |
Nelspruit |
22 |
v |
17 |
Waterkloof |
Monday 1st April |
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09h00 |
New Orleans |
20 |
v |
22 |
President XV |
10h15 |
St.John's Zimbabwe |
v |
Windhoek Gim |
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11h30 |
Filton College UK |
17 |
v |
52 |
Nelspruit |
13h30 |
Marais Viljoen |
13 |
v |
12 |
Daniel Pienaar |
14h45 |
Noordheuwel |
35 |
v |
31 |
St.John's College |
16h00 |
Boishaai |
20 |
v |
26 |
Waterkloof |
KRUGERSDORP HIGH FESTIVAL |
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Thursday 28th March |
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09h20 |
Warmbad |
58 |
v |
0 |
HS President |
10h40 |
Falcon College Zim |
32 |
v |
39 |
HS Linden |
12h00 |
St.Davids Inanda |
27 |
v |
22 |
HS Standerton |
13h20 |
St.Georges Zim |
7 |
v |
32 |
HS Rustenburg |
14h40 |
Viadana Italy |
7 |
v |
18 |
St.Charles College |
16h00 |
Krugersdorp High |
14 |
v |
0 |
Jabulani Club |
Saturday 30th March |
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09h20 |
Jabulani Club |
17 |
v |
44 |
HS President |
10h40 |
HS Warmbad |
10 |
v |
17 |
HS Linden |
12h00 |
HS Rustenburg |
37 |
v |
10 |
HS Standerton |
13h20 |
Viadana Italy |
20 |
v |
11 |
St.Georges Zim |
14h40 |
Falcon College Zim |
39 |
v |
4 |
St.David's Inanda |
16h00 |
Krugersdorp High |
13 |
v |
25 |
St.Charles College |
Monday 1st April |
|||||
09h20 |
St.Charles College |
36 |
v |
5 |
HS President |
10h40 |
Jabulani Club |
0 |
v |
24 |
HS Linden |
12h00 |
St.Georges Zim |
17 |
v |
10 |
HS Standerton |
13h20 |
St.Davids Inanda |
v |
HS Warmbad |
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14h40 |
HS Rustenburg |
37 |
v |
0 |
Viadana Italy |
16h00 |
Krugersdorp High |
3 |
v |
46 |
Falcon College Zim |
MARITZBURG COLLEGE 150th FESTIVAL |
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Saturday 30th March |
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10h10 |
Noord-Kaap |
24 |
v |
16 |
Jeppe High |
11h30 |
KZN Development |
0 |
v |
61 |
Rondebosch BH |
12h50 |
Queen's College |
13 |
v |
27 |
Affies |
14h10 |
Dale College |
21 |
v |
39 |
Monument |
15h30 |
Maritzburg College |
18 |
v |
10 |
Grey High School |
Monday 1st April |
|||||
10h10 |
Monument |
14 |
v |
5 |
Rondebosch BH |
11h30 |
KZN Development |
0 |
v |
43 |
Dale College |
12h50 |
Queen's College |
12 |
v |
20 |
Jeppe Boy's |
14h10 |
Maritzburg College |
24 |
v |
24 |
Noord-Kaap |
15h30 |
Affies |
31 |
v |
3 |
Grey High School |
Wednesday 3rd April |
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10h10 |
Dale College |
v |
Affies |
||
11h30 |
Grey High |
v |
Durban High |
||
12h50 |
Rondebosch BH |
v |
Jeppe Boy's |
||
14h10 |
Monument |
v |
Noord-Kaap |
||
15h30 |
Queen's College |
v |
Maritzburg College |
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TONY STOOPS FESTIVAL @ TYGERBERG |
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Thursday 28th March |
|||||
12h00 |
JG Meiring |
5 |
v |
31 |
Barrydale |
12h00 |
Edgemead |
19 |
v |
24 |
Hopefield |
12h00 |
Bosmansdam |
3 |
v |
14 |
Emil Weder |
12h00 |
Scottsdene |
5 |
v |
20 |
Newton Tech |
13h20 |
Dirkie Uys |
34 |
v |
5 |
Kirkwood |
13h20 |
Hottentots Holland |
38 |
v |
24 |
Porterville |
13h20 |
Montana |
25 |
v |
14 |
Camps Bay |
13h20 |
De Kuilen |
18 |
v |
8 |
Victoria Park |
14h40 |
Pearson |
28 |
v |
15 |
Klien Nederburg |
14h40 |
Hawston |
8 |
v |
12 |
Bellville South |
14h40 |
Swellendam |
3 |
v |
0 |
Jan Kriel |
14h40 |
Despatch |
12 |
v |
13 |
Worcester Gym |
16h00 |
Langenhoven |
26 |
v |
0 |
Labori |
16h00 |
York |
12 |
v |
23 |
Vredenburg |
Saturday 30th March |
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09h00 |
Porterville |
33 |
v |
0 |
Bosmansdam |
09h00 |
Despatch |
17 |
v |
0 |
Barrydale |
09h00 |
Langenhoven |
17 |
v |
18 |
Otto du Plessis |
09h00 |
Scottsdene |
15 |
v |
32 |
Labori |
10h20 |
Klien Nederburg |
24 |
v |
26 |
Dollar Academy Scot |
10h20 |
Jan Kriel |
5 |
v |
17 |
Montana |
10h20 |
Dirkie Uys |
17 |
v |
15 |
Newton Tech |
10h20 |
Vredenburg |
22 |
v |
18 |
Bellville South |
13h30 |
Swellendam |
39 |
v |
5 |
JG Meiring |
13h30 |
Hopefield |
7 |
v |
11 |
Hottentots Holland |
13h30 |
Emil Weder High |
6 |
v |
42 |
York High |
13h30 |
Milnerton High |
18 |
v |
24 |
Worcester Gym |
14h50 |
Victoria Park |
30 |
v |
30 |
Hawton |
14h50 |
Edgemead |
8 |
v |
21 |
Kirkwood |
14h50 |
Pearson |
11 |
v |
36 |
Swartland High |
Monday 1st April |
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09h00 |
De Kuilen |
21 |
v |
15 |
Despatch |
09h00 |
Labori |
14 |
v |
24 |
Victoria Park |
09h00 |
Edgemead High |
8 |
v |
21 |
Kirkwood |
10h20 |
Brandwag |
10 |
v |
8 |
Ben Vorster |
10h20 |
Swartland |
36 |
v |
11 |
Pearson |
10h20 |
Langenhoven |
41 |
v |
12 |
Hopefield |
10h20 |
Klien Nederburg |
10 |
v |
17 |
Bellville South |
13h30 |
Dollar Academy |
28 |
v |
9 |
Dirkie Uys |
13h30 |
Otto du Plessis |
22 |
v |
11 |
Milnerton |
13h30 |
Emil Weder |
0 |
v |
18 |
JC Meiring |
13h30 |
v |
||||
14h50 |
v |
||||
14h50 |
v |
||||
14h50 |
v |
Cricket: Rankings at the End of 1st Term Season
The first term is over and the cricket kit is put away for a few months before old rivalries resume near the end of the year.
Rugby: Result for Week Ending 9th March, 2013
For many teams it was the first match of the season but already there are some positive signs that the coaches and players have put in some serious off season training with some spectacular rugby predicted for the season.
Although the usual suspects continue to show why they are at the very top of school rugby it is encouraging to see the traditionally small teams stepping up and we can expect not a few surprises this season.
Cricket: Rankings for 16th February 2013
After another full week of cricket it is still Waterkloof you remain unbeaten and are firmly entrenched at the top of the table although several interesting results have caused some movement in both directions.
Wynberg have tumbled down the table after suffering what must be viewed as a surprise defeat by the rapidly improving Paul Roos side who outplayed Wynberg to record a comprehensive five wicket victory. Wynberg are now grimly fighting to stay in the top ten and the win has rocketed PRG into the top 20.
Kingswood has also enjoyed a good week after thrashing Muir College and has managed to punch their way to the top half of the rankings. KZN powerhouse Westville, after a somewhat indifferent start to the season seem to be back to full strength now and they have made up some ground to get back into the top 10 after a welcomed win over Northwood who they beat by six wickets. This now extends their winning streak to seven matches as they look to forget their poor early season tour to the Cape.
Jeppe Boy’s continue to impress as they took care of business against the young Pretoria Boy’s outfit who are yet to show the form of last year but the experience will no doubt forge them into a stronger team in the matches ahead.
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RANKINGS 16TH FEB 2013 |
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RANK |
TEAM |
PLAYED |
AVG PTS |
1 |
WATERKLOOF |
16 |
7.9 |
2 |
ST STITHIANS |
7 |
7.2 |
3 |
AFFIES |
13 |
6.5 |
4 |
RONDEBOSCH |
11 |
6.4 |
5 |
JEPPE |
8 |
6.3 |
6 |
GREY COLLEGE |
10 |
6.3 |
7 |
WESTVILLE |
10 |
6 |
8 |
MENLOPARK |
12 |
6 |
9 |
ST.DAVID'S |
9 |
5.9 |
10 |
WYNBERG |
8 |
5.6 |
11 |
KINGSWOOD |
8 |
5.6 |
12 |
HILTON |
10 |
5.3 |
13 |
SACS |
9 |
5.3 |
14 |
MICHAELHOUSE |
9 |
5.3 |
15 |
FRAMESBY |
10 |
5.2 |
16 |
BISHOPS |
8 |
5.2 |
17 |
UNION HIGH |
9 |
5.1 |
18 |
ST.ANDREWS COLLEGE |
9 |
5 |
19 |
PAUL ROOS GYM |
8 |
4.8 |
20 |
ST.ALBANS |
7 |
4.8 |
21 |
KING EDWARD VII |
7 |
4.7 |
22 |
HUDSON PARK |
10 |
4.5 |
23 |
PAARL BOY'S HIGH |
8 |
4.5 |
24 |
GREY HIGH |
10 |
4.1 |
25 |
MARITZBURG COLLEGE |
11 |
4 |
26 |
GLENWOOD |
9 |
3.9 |
27 |
PAARL GIM |
9 |
3.7 |
28 |
ST.JOHN'S COLLEGE |
9 |
3.7 |
29 |
ST.CHARLES COLLEGE |
11 |
3.5 |
30 |
QUEENS COLLEGE |
5 |
3.3 |
31 |
ST. ANDREWS BLOEM |
8 |
3.1 |
32 |
DALE COLLEGE |
4 |
3.1 |
33 |
NORTHWOOD |
7 |
3.1 |
34 |
ST.BENEDICT'S |
7 |
2.8 |
35 |
DHS |
9 |
2.6 |
36 |
KEARSNEY |
5 |
2.5 |
37 |
PARKTOWN BOY'S |
10 |
2.4 |
38 |
PRETORIA BOY'S |
5 |
1.8 |
39 |
SELBORNE COLLEGE |
11 |
1.2 |
Cricket: Rankings for 9th Feb, 2013
This week’s rankings have a new look as more teams have played the minimum of four matches to be included and several other teams have submitted their up-to-date results.
Cricket: Results for W/ending 9th Feb
With the cricket season now in full swing this week produced some solid performances from the strong teams but there was also a suggestion that the playing fields are fairly level with no clear favorite to claim the top spot at this stage.
Check out the results as they come in here:
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Cricket Matches for week ending 9th Feburary 2013 |
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TEAM |
|
TEAM |
Current/RESULT |
|
JHB |
Krugersdorp |
v |
Waterstone Col |
Waterstone 206 beat Krugersdorp 128 all out by 78 runs |
CBC Boksburg |
v |
Fourways |
Waterlogged Pitch match abandoned |
|
Noordheuwel |
v |
Bryanston High |
Waterlogged Pitch match abandoned |
|
Helpmekaar |
v |
Development |
Helpmekaar beat Development by 8 wkts |
|
St.Martins |
v |
Randpark |
St.Martins beat Randpark by 28 runs |
|
Jeppe Boys' |
v |
Alberton Schools |
Jeppe 126/2 beat Alberton 124 all out by 8 wkts |
|
KES |
v |
Affies |
Affies 169/9 beat KES 168 all out by 1 wkt |
|
Parktown |
v |
St. John's College |
|
|
St.Davids |
v |
Trinityhouse |
St.Davids 255/5 beat Trinity 128 all out by 127 runs |
|
St.Stithians |
v |
St.Albans |
Called off water logged pitch |
|
Helpmekaar |
v |
St.Benedict's |
Helpmekaar beat St.Benedict's by 6 wkts |
|
St.Benedict's |
v |
Randburg |
Randburg 148 all out beat St.Bennies 132 by 15 runs |
|
Pretoria |
Pretoria Boys High |
v |
Grey College |
Grey College 222/7 beat Pretoria Boy's 171 all out by 51 runs |
Garsfontein |
v |
Vereninging |
Garsfontein 122/8 beat Vereniging 120 all out by 2 wkt |
|
Waterkloof |
v |
Centurion |
Waterkloof 163 all out beat Centurion 158 all out by 5 runs |
|
Affies |
v |
Centurion |
Affies beat Centurion by 8 wickets |
|
MP |
Uplands College |
v |
General Hertzog |
Uplands 293/7 (M.Nepgen 132) beat General Hertzog 131 by 162 runs |
E Cape |
Pearson |
v |
Victoria Park |
|
Grey High |
v |
Rondebosch |
Rondebosch drew a 2 day match with Grey High |
|
Selborne |
v |
Hudson Park |
Hudson 156/4 beat Selborne 148 all out by 8 runs |
|
Queens |
v |
St.Andrews Coll |
St.Andrews 132/8 beat Queens 131 all out by 2 wkts |
|
Graeme College |
v |
Union High |
Graeme 166/6 beat Union High 166 all out by 4 wkts |
|
Hudson Park |
v |
Dale College |
Hudson 143/3 beat Dale 142 all out by 7 wkts |
|
Woodridge |
v |
Kingswood Col |
Kingswood 94/2 beat Woodridge 92 all out by 8 wkts |
|
WCape |
Paarl Gim |
v |
Somerset College |
Match Rained out. |
Oakdale |
v |
Punt HS |
|
|
HS Montana |
v |
Stellenbosch |
|
|
SACS |
v |
Bishops |
Bishops 101/5 beat SACS 100 all out by 5 wkts |
|
Paul Roos Gym |
v |
Hugenote |
|
|
Boland Landbou |
v |
Framesby |
Match abandoned due to rain |
|
Worcester Gym |
v |
De Kuilen |
|
|
Rondebosch BH |
v |
Paul Roos Gym |
Rondebosch beat PRG by 10 runs |
|
Milnerton |
v |
Jan Van Riebeeck |
|
|
Wynberg BH |
v |
Boishaai |
Match Rained out. |
|
KZN |
DHS |
v |
St.Charles College |
Match drawn |
Hilton |
v |
Kearsney College |
Hilton 193 all out beat Kearsney 38 all out by 155 runs |
|
George Campbell |
v |
Toti High |
|
|
Clifton |
v |
Westville Boys |
Westville 288/5 (J.Oakes 109*) beat Clifton 156 by 126 runs |
|
Kingsway |
v |
Pinetown Boys |
Kingsway 112/7 beat Pinetown 111 all out by 3 wkts |
|
Michaelhouse |
v |
Maritzburg College |
Michaelhouse 154 all out (S.Mahmoud 4/70) draw with College 93/5 |
|
Westville BH |
v |
Hilton College |
Westville beat Hilton by 6 wkts |
|
Northwood |
v |
Glenwood |
Northwood 216/6 beat Glenwood 199 all out by 17 runs |
|
Crawford La Lucia |
v |
Crawford Santon |
Crawford La Lucia won by 6 wkts |
|
FS |
Grey College |
v |
St.Andrews Bloem |
St.Andrews 138 beat Grey College 114/9 by 24 runs |
|