10 Parents You Want to Avoid at School Sports Events!
“The greatest burden a child must bear is the unlived life of its parents.”
The above quote came from Carl Jung, the famed Swiss psychologist....
Cricket: The 60th Oppenheimer Michaelmas Week
The 60th annual Oppenheimer Michaelmas Cricket Week takes place in the KZN capital and surrounding areas from Saturday, September 21 to Tuesday, September 24 and promises to deliver a host of exciting matches as well as giving spectators the chance to watch the country's future stars.
Triathon: Kearsney’s Josh Steytler Aims for Olympics
Josh Steytler, who won gold at the recent 2019 South African and African Duathlon Championships held in Cape Town, has just signed a 12-month contract to run for Hillcrest Villages Athletic Club’s Elite running team.
Hockey: Like Clockwork Oranje Meisies Win Super 12
Oranje Meisies First Team added yet another trophy to the cabinet this year when they won its annual Super 12 Hockey Tournaement on Saturday (10/08/2019).
Rugby: The Paul Roos Rugby Philosophy
SA School Sports Magazine spoke to Paul Roos director of rugby Ryno Combrinck and asked the school’s rugby mentor to tell us about their success in winning the Sanix international rugby competition in Japan earlier this season.
Soccer: Annual Schools Football Tournament – East London
Annual Schools football Tournament - East London
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Rugby: Framesby – Growing Their Own Timber
Framesby High School is a school in Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape who have been steadily become one of the top rugby schools in the country. The old school way.
A Challenge to School Leaders: Can you Maintain ‘Old-School’ Respect?
A challenge to all school leaders… to maintain the dwindling 'Old-School respect' in what has become semi-professional school sport in South Africa.
Is This the Greatest Rugby Poem Ever Written?
IS THIS THE Greatest poem about rugby ever written?
Water Polo: Jeppe on the Rise
Over the past year, Jeppe’s water polo has seen a steep climb on the leader boards. Between having six of their players, across various age groups, currently in the South African teams, despite not being able to produce as many in previous years, and their first team cementing their place as a top contender at all major tournaments, the big question on everybody’s mind is, ‘How are they doing it?’
