1st XV

There is not much change on this week’s SA School Sports First XV Top 100 Rankings although what separates the top teams is hardly significant.

A sensational and indeed historic win by Selborne College over Grey College has knocked the great grey giant on its heels and back a notch on this week’s Belgotex Sports First XV Top 100 Rankings, which still sees the unbeaten Boishaai firmly in command of the No.1 position.

There was very little movement on this week’s First XV SA School Sports Rugby Top 100 Rugby Rankings with many teams winding down their season for a well deserved break.

Grey College were given a genuine test by Glenwood who travelled up to Bloemfontein to take on the leading team in the country. Although there were times when Glenwood hinted at causing a major upset, Grey managed to win well at the end and stay at the head of this week’s SA School Sports First XV Top 100 Rankings.

It was a massive effort by Boland Landbou as they locked horns with the indomitable Paarl Boys High to try and do what no other team has done yet in 2017- Beat Boishaai!

It was always going to be a challenge for Grey High School when they took on Grey College for their annual match. However few would have expected such a ferocious display by Grey College who further underlined why they are this week’s No.1 team on the SA School Sports First XV Top 100 Rankings.

It was a massive effort from Monnas who travelled down to Durban and inflicted a heavy defeat on the Glenwood Green Machine in their own backyard. It was a victory that has helped them to threshold of the top 5 zone on this week’s First XV School Rankings.

A crushing performance by Grey College over Boishaai allows the Bloemfontein outfit to take up occupancy of the penthouse on this week’s SA School Sports First XV Top 100 Rankings for another week.

A season of machine-like consistency from Selborne College is rewarded as they rally in amongst the leading ten teams on this week’s SA School Sports First XV Rugby Top 100 Rankings.

As the dust settles on the 2017 season we take a moment to reflect on some of the mighty performances that took place this year and salute the boys and coaches who delivered a smorgasbord of high class rugby during the year.