1st XV

There were only a handful of youths out on the rugby field during Youth Day last week which have done little to alter the First XV Rankings for this week.

A virtually unchanged top half of the table with the noticeable move by Paarl Boys High who get back into contention for a top five finish after they win against Boland Landbou.

Helpmekaar put together a master class of a performance against an outgunned and outplayed HTS Middelburg to record a big win last week. This win helps Helpmekaar to clamber into the top ten on this week’s First XV School Rugby Top 100 Rankings.

A bye weekend for Paul Roos Gym and Grey College allowed Glenwood to nudge a little bit closer to the two leaders after a comprehensive win by a motivated DHS side.

It was a thunderous display from Paul Roos Gym who proceeded to clinically dispose of Paarl Boys High this weekend, a team who have ridden the crest of school rugby for the past few years, but this time were made to look out of sorts.

Yet another devastatingly clinical performance by Paul Roos Gym this time over a powerful Paarl Gym side has served to cement PRG firmly in the No. 1 spot on this week’s SA School Sports First XV Top 100 Rankings.

The Wildeklawer Festival took hold of school rugby and as usual gave it an almighty shake-up as many of the top teams in the country faced off in what we have come to expect as a spectacle of school rugby.

Paul Roos Gym continues to occupy the No. 1 position on this week’s SA School Sports Top 100 Ranking for First XV’s.

Some very slick handling by Paul Roos Gym helped to secure their fifth win of the season when they dismantled SACS to the tune of 70-21 and remain at the top of this week’s SA School Sports Top 100 Rankings.

Paarl Gim enjoyed a highly successful week with two powerful victories over overseas opposition which included a 38-36 win over the mighty Argentinian Jaquares side.