St Stithians Easter Rugby Festival 2025

22 December, 2024 beet Festivals 4

 

ST STITHIANS EASTER R/F
DAY 1 : Thu 17-Apr-2025
ENG Hartpury 2nd XV vs Randpark LIO
LIO St Stithians vs Clifton KZN
LIO Northcliff vs Marais Viljoen LIO
KZN Michaelhouse vs St John’s (Harare) ZIM
KZN St Charles vs Windhoek HS NAM
ENG Hartpury vs Wynberg WP
WP Bishops vs Helpmekaar LIO
DAY 2 : Sat 19-Apr-2025
ENG Hartpury 2nd XV vs Mali Foundation XV EP
KZN Clifton vs Windhoek HS NAM
LIO Northcliff vs St John’s (Harare) ZIM
LIO Marais Viljoen vs St Stithians LIO
WP Bishops vs Hartpury ENG
WP Wynberg vs Helpmekaar LIO
LIO St Stithians vs Michaelhouse KZN

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4 Comments

  1. avatar
    #4 Kaya 85

    On 19 April St Stithians are playing 2 matches? How?
    Both Marais Viljoen AND Michaelhouse?

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    5 January, 2025 at 20:00
  2. avatar
    #3 Grasshopper

    @buitestaander (Comment #1)
    Standard Bank are obviously a bit tight or not seeing the benefit from it. This festival looks a bit like a B league festival, no disrespect. Glenwood should probably be there now ;-)

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    12 November, 2024 at 20:12
  3. avatar
    #2 KatzRugga

    GREAT LINE UP

    I really like the inclusion of Windhoek and St. John’s. 3 teams from outside S.A. is great for the game and boys in this festival.
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    12 November, 2024 at 17:50
  4. avatar
    #1 buitestaander

    EASTER FESTIVALS

    My comment on Easter festivals, is a general one, and not about the KES-festival. It is a fact that the Easter festivals do not have the same attraction any more than 10-15 years ago. The reasons are obvious: Wildeklawer and Noord-Suid arrived on the scene, the cost involved in being part of three or more festivals, and just too many traditional fixtures these days. II have been to St Johns festivals where all of eg Grey, Affies, Paarl Boys, Paul Roos, etc were present. It is just not happening any more.
    It is a pity, because part of the tradition of the the Easter festivals, is the spirit in which everything took place – on and off the field. These festivals played over the years an enourmous role in the development of schoolboy rugby.
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    12 November, 2024 at 14:49