| TIME | DAY | DATE | SCHOOL | SCHOOL | FESTIVAL | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 09h30 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Nico Malan | 10 | 25 | Dale | Kearsney Easter Rugby |
| 10h45 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Glenwood | 31 | 29 | Framesby | Kearsney Easter Rugby |
| 12h00 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Westville | 14 | 20 | Selborne | Kearsney Easter Rugby |
| 13h15 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Affies | 10 | 20 | HTS Middelburg | Kearsney Easter Rugby |
| 14h30 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Grey College | 10 | 10 | Monument | Kearsney Easter Rugby |
| 15h45 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Kearsney | 3 | 25 | EG Jansen | Kearsney Easter Rugby |
| 08h30 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Queen’s | 28 | 43 | Hentie Cilliers | KES |
| 09h50 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Graeme | 3 | 22 | Parktown | KES |
| 11h10 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Marlow | 3 | 36 | Menlopark | KES |
| 12h30 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Grey HS | 46 | 26 | Rondebosch | KES |
| 13h50 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Eldoraigne | 51 | 9 | Trinityhouse | KES |
| 15h10 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | KES | 50 | 15 | Northwood | KES |
| 09h00 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Klein Nederburg | 46 | 17 | St John’s (Harare) | St John’s |
| 10h15 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Noordheuwel | 15 | 55 | Waterkloof | St John’s |
| 11h30 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Scots College (Aus) | 5 | 21 | Jeppe | St John’s |
| 13h30 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | St John’s | 26 | 13 | St Charles | St John’s |
| 14h45 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Paul Roos | 15 | 10 | Nelspruit | St John’s |
| 16h00 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | HJS Paarl BH | 45 | 14 | Pretoria BH | St John’s |
| 10h25 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Helpmekaar | 27 | 19 | St Benedict’s | St Stithians |
| 11h45 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | St Stithians | 20 | 27 | SACS | St Stithians |
| 13h10 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Windhoek | 13 | 40 | Linden | St Stithians |
| 14h30 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Hilton | 18 | 37 | St Andrew’s | St Stithians |
| 15h50 | Mon | 21/04/2014 | Wynberg | 17 | 16 | Maritzburg college | St Stithians |
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My opinion MC had a better game than Wynberg and as mentioned earlier Coetzee left his kicking boots behind,He missed 4 kickable penalties in the Wynberg half.
What a fantastic game of school boy rugga,Next time College.
My highly unscientific ranking of the teams that took part in the KES festival based on results:
1. Menlo (3 wins)
2. Eldoraigne (3 wins)
3. Grey PE (2 wins)
4. Queens (2 wins)
5. KES (2 wins)
6. Graeme (2 wins)
7. Hentie Cilliers (2 wins)
8. Marlow (1 win)
9. Parktown (1 win)
10. Northwood (0 wins)
11. Rondebosch (0 wins)
12. Trinity House (0 wins)
My rankings of the teams that played at the Saints festival (from what I’ve seen and on results):
1. Wynberg (3 wins)
2. Maritzburg College (2 wins)
3. St Andrews (2 wins)
4. Helpmekaar (2 wins) &
4. Hilton (2 wins)
6. Linden (1 win) &
6. SACS (1 win)
8. St Stithians (1 win)
9. Windhoek (1 win)
10. St Benedicts (no wins).
@Roger: You’ve just convinced me to make the trip – in any event, the u16F side needs all the support they can get
Reunion day? Eish – looks like another all out affair – and Grogper points on the table – One thing for sure – BEER will be the winner – oops sorry, I meant SBR will be the winner
@Redblack White: Mate, let me assure you that you guys can be proud of the boys. Even in defeat they won my respect. Would expect no less from a school like Maritzburg College.
Doh – meant colder and sweeter.
College shod have beaten St Andrews easily as the way they started I thought it would be a rout. Credit to St Andrews for coming back – they do play lovely running rugby. College don’t want to be turning down easy penalties in the tougher games though!
@Redblack White: I think so – KES at home and on reunion day will be a tough nut to crack but College look good – very big and physical. If KES lose the beer will still be cold
but close and sweeter if they win!
@Balikibaba: Disappointing that this is how College came to lose the match, but one thing is sure, I am convinced that despite the mistakes, nothing was left out there, the boys would have given it their all. They will know they let themselves down in some of the execution.
@Roger: So from what you saw, does the 10th of May look like another epic?
I’ve arrived at my holiday destination for my annual break from the north. Skoene uit, gat op die sand. Nou kan ons bietjie rugby gesels. Planned my trip to attend either St John’s festival or Kearsney but decided on Kearsney. What a superb event presented by Team Kearsney!
You guys with kids are very blessed to have this type of event offered to you and your sons!
Geniet dit terwyl julle kan!
Ek is verstom oor die goeie rugby wat daar gespeel word in hierdie land van ons. Hierdie seuns op skole vlak is regdeur die bank skitterend.
Jammer ek het die eerste dag gemis, maar dit klink of daar ‘n paar amper verassing was.
Dale College se mannetjies kan werklik kop hoog hou, julle is ‘n klomp fighters. Nommer 21 dink ek is die skrummie se nommer wat my baie beindruk het.
Glenwood nr 13, yster speler en het EG Jansen se spoed gebreek met twee goeie driee. Nr 8 speel sy hart uit, nie seker of dit 8 is wat met 2 kopbeserings die veld moes verlaat nie. Haker net so goed.
Westville se staal het gewys teen Grey! Goeie rugby seuns!
Nico Malan het uitgehaal en gewys as ek kyk na die skool se leerling getalle!
Dag 3 se verrassing natuurlik Monnas en Grey, ek het so uitegsien na die een en geglo Grey gaan Monnas hard gas gee aangesien Monnas dalk n bietjie overrated kan wees. 10-10 dalk n goeie weergawe op die einde van die dag.
Framesby was ongelukkig om met 2 punte te verloor teen Glenwood!
Skokkerr vir my was die Affies teen HTS Middelburg game. Wat ‘n maklike game moes gewees het vir die Pretoria manne, draai hulle om in n innodige verloor. Nee man! Wat maak die coaches? Die arme seuns speel hulle harte uit, maar dit lyk of struktuur ontbreek. Daai telling moes 30 in Affies se guns gewees het. Hoeveel veranderings was voorlngs gewees? Jy kan mos nie stabiliteit skep met soveel warboel voor nie. Die gevolg is balle word gesteel en goeie werk deur die manne in wit draai om in punte vir die rooispan. Lynstane en bal dra is belangrik! Die nr9 seun het sy staal gewys agter n pak wat so sukkel. Niks werk uit voorlangs vir die Pretoria manne nie, agter wil dit begin goed lyk maar dan skop julle dit weg.
@Roger: The turning point in this game was when College were 4 points ahead. Wynberg kicked the ball ahead and the covering College player fumbled the ball with no pressure whatsoever. Had he just collected the ball (no awkward bounce) College would have won. From an ensuing ruck Wynberg got the turnover and for some odd reason College had no one marking the short side and it was a pretty easy try for Wynberg.
@Grasshopper: As long as they have more RUGBY knowledge than the English I will learn their language. No problem.
@BOG: Human? Bog you must be joking. Human with motivational problems. How did that happen?
@CHS08: The season is still ahead- lets wait and see. I do not wish to sound arrogant, but unfortunately GCB DOES have a reputation and every opponent that comes up against them , is highly motivated, while its not always possible to reciprocate with the same level of motivation. Thats human. This year, Monnas has not had the best of seasons so far, yet they managed to lift themselves against Grey. That is the sort of attitude and approach that Grey must face match after match, season after season. If they beat GCB, they talk about it for 20 yrs, or longer. Hopefully they can now consolidate, recover from injuries and take on the next hurdle at WK. After that, its interschools, where the approach is very different from festival rugby. Fact is that at the end of the day, that they won two and drew one- better than most.
@QC86 Well done to the Selborne squad at the Kersney festival, they can be very proud of the brand of rugby played . Hope the squad fit and ready for Wildeklawer , with no major injuries ,good luck .
@Grasshopper: Falar Espanjol?
Hello all. I went to St John’s and must agree with views expressed earlier on this site re the Aussie side (Scots College):
1. They were comfortably the most exciting team to watch of all the teams that I watched this weekend…and I attended all three Jhb festivals.
2. They struggled against a very physical team like Jeppe.
That said, I thought that Scots were blown off the park by the ref today. They had about three (or four?) yellow cards v none for Jeppe (which is not the norm!). Indeed, Jeppe scored two tries when Scotts had 13 men on the field and that was ultimately the difference between the two sides.
Unfortunately, I was at the opposite end of the field to where the cards were issued, so can any bloggers help me understand why they were issued? I’m guessing that the first two were for repeated infringements at the ruck? Why was the wing sent off later on?
It may seem like I am pro Scots and anti-Jeppe based on my comments above, but that is absolutely not the case. I was very very happy that Jeppe made sure that the Oz team did not return home with an unbeaten record….but I had a slightly hollow feeling after the game if I am honest. That said, I’m disappointed that Scots did not play a true powerhouse team.
Affies. Maybe a step or two behind the top 8 schools at the moment. Hard work will bring the boitjies on par, no sweat. Nothing to be ashamed of to lose to a strong HTS Middelburg.
Speaking of which. I take it the Middelburg boitjies must be numero uno on the rankings since they won Monnas who drew with the team everybody and sunder said were the number one school on the rankings?
@Balikibaba: Hi Balikibaba. Concerning the Nelspruit and Pretoria Boys High game of Saturday. You mentioned the teams handling and skills were poor. I think you would have seen a much more focused Nellies today. I don’t know if they underestimated PBHS but I do know the coaches identified Paul Roos as their big challenge at the festival. Nellies is one of the smallest schools in the Nu-power competition but they are extremely competitive, as PR can testify after today’s game. To run a top school like PR so close is a compliment to all involved at the Nelspruit Hoerskool’s rugby programme.
1st off thank you to my beloved fellow bloggers for keeping us updated with the scores during this Easter period much appreciated. It was a very dull weekend in East London. @Beet: Thank you very much for a wonderful blog. @BOG: Boggie, not taking anything away from Monument and Westville but I thought Grey College was going to run away with both games maybe perhaps struggle against EG Jansen, so I must say I’m disappointed. Affies was there for the taking so I don’t understand why Selborne lost to them. Dale were good and unlucky to lose to Kearseney apparently the ref was biased but lost to a very good Glenwood side. Speaking of Glenwood I must say judging by their results thus far they looking very good jealous down. Wynberg are impressing me aswell.
@Grasshopper: Now you are naughty Hopper !!
@rbw1863: I think we might see some of those Cape schools at KERF next year. Fingers crossed
@Balikibaba: College were a bit dumb on Sat too. Three times they had kickable penalties and elected to go for the line out and St Andrews kept them out. Not sure if they were under instructions or what. They scored their first try from a driving maul but thereafter St Andrews defended it very well. St Andrews kicker also had a conversion charged down from right in front – bet he will never let that happen again!
@rbw1863: that would be great but it would have to be a 1st team festival between the two provinces because the distance between the two is just too much to take the entire schools to the Cape or Natal. It would have to be a sort of Cape Schools like festival.
@rbw1863: me too, that would be awesome! 4 big Cape Town schools vs the big 4 KZN schools, so Kearsney being the Bishops equivalent. Do one year in Cpt the next in KZN….would definitely be different…
@Balikibaba: Would love to see College, Glenwood, Westville and one of the privates do a tour of the Cape and play Bishops, Bosch, Wynberg and SACS. Similar ethos at all the schools and as we have seen in recent years it makes for highly entertaining rugby.
@Tarpeys: @rbw1863: @Balikibaba: Unfortunate that College lost like this, especially hearing that the one kick was right in front. After the St Andrews result I also thought they were in for a long day.
A lot of the festival results have not followed any sort of pattern this weekend.
@Grasshopper: Agree with you about the coaches behavior on the side of the field. If I’m not mistaken when Boksmart audit a school there are boxes painted behind the try line on either side of the field for the coaches. Or maybe even all the games? If you have faith in your team and your coaching surely you can let them have at it on the park.
@Lindenpa: Sorry. That Linden score has been corrected.
My 2 cents:
St Andrews vs Hilton: Hilton started the better side and scored a beautiful try. However the longer the game went on the more St Andrews started to dominate letting the ball do the work. They played some beautiful rugby. Hilton have some good players, but they lacked the finishing touches.
Wynberg vs Maritzburg College: What an EPIC game! Wynberg are big and very physical. After about 10 minutes I thought College were going to be in for a long day, but I learned that these College boys don’t lie down. They absorbed everything Wynberg could throw at them and then actually started to look the better side. Ultimately the difference between the 2 sides was that the College kicker missed 5 kicks, one of which was a sitter in front of the poles. Also, with college ahead by 4 points they made 2 comical errors in a row which resulted in Wynberg scoring. College will be kicking themselves, but Wynberg were also full credit for their victory.
Both Wynberg and College have good sides. Looking forward to seeing how Bishops go against Wynberg this year, but I must say it is good to see another Southern Suburbs team being a force, even though I was cheering for College!
@Roger: That is true. Admittedly College played 55 out of 60 minutes against St Andrews with open side flanker Stuart at hooker after Mazwi took a knock and Swanepoel broke his hand. It was a baptism of fire and the College line out and scrum obviously weren’t running full tilt but full credit to him for shouldering that responsibility, he gave a commendable performance. But with Mazwi I think College would have put a more convincing result on the scoreboard.
Congrats to KES on their result today after an unfortunate loss on Saturday! Northwood have proven tricky customers to all this this year and as Grasshopper says I’m sure they will continue to do so.
The St Andrews – Hikton score was also wrong on the scoreboard, it was in fact 37 – 18 to St Andrews. The electronic scoreboard at Saints showed the correct scores, but they were then wrongly showed on the other scoreboard.
The Linden – Windhoek score was 40 – 13 to Linden. For some reason the scoreboard incorrectly reflected it as 40 – 15. The score above shows a win for Windhoek, that is totally wrong.
@BoishaaiPa: I can understand you guys, just prefer to write in English as the site is schoolboyrugbyblog and not skoolseunsrugbyblog….next thing we will have Zulu, Xhosa, Chinese and Spanish bloggers…
@GreenBlooded: Think this happens everywhere – just that some are more blatant than others . One option would be to take away the earpieces of the medics but then what happens when a real injury occurs ? Might be an idea to move the Technical area away from the field of play and into the stands but I am sure they would find a way around that as well . Interesting comment about Grey – I sat one row behind the area today and I can assure you all the plays were being called by the coaches so they are just a bit more discreet .
With a very dominant pack and securing all of our own lineouts and scrums as well as a couple of poached balls we still cannot finish off. I think the Westville outside backs should buy the cokes tonight as seldom have I see such a poor display of tackling . Better to put a #10 jersey on a post box , shift Lindor to 13 , play two flankers on the wings and then hopefully we might stop the opposition beating us out wide . Don’t know weather it is a lack of pace or !@LLs that is responsible but it was exactly the same against Grey
College vs Wynberg was an epic encounter. The physicality was frightening. That was a vintage College display; they threw the kitchen sink at Wynberg and Wynberg did well to absorb and score with the few chances they had. Le Roux, Goodsen and Mazwi were immense again and Marcell Coetzee was a tiger on attack and a real thorn in the side on the opposition but unfortunately, he left his kicking boots in the changeroom. He missed about 5 kicks which were the difference on the day. Wynberg were big and their pack being particularly bulky and physical but college climbed in and hit hard and the pace of the game was exhausting. Fantastic match, I take my hat off to both teams. School boy rugby at its best.
Thanks Kes for a well run and organised festival. Good match ups and very good games. Even had a fly past by the Silver Falcons thanks to an Eldoraigne parent.
@Grasshopper: Your comment on the Glenwood coaches highlights a concern I have had for some time about this practice. The “Technical Zones” that were introduced to keep the coaches and reserves from roaming up and down the touchlines shouting the odds has simply been circumvented. What happens now is that a ‘roving medic’ takes over the roll – simply someone who carries an ice pack to look the part but his function is to coach the team and try to influence the match officials. The former issue is fine – but shouldn’t be necessary if the team is well coached (think Grey College) but the latter is downright nonsense. The GW coaches are by no means the only guilty parties here though.
To my mind, the touchline should belong exclusively to the AR. The medics are there to attend to injured players and can get there quickly enough from their station on the halfway line. If they need to be there then it needs to be on the basis that he is there for medical reasons only – the first time he talks to a player or match official he gets ejected.
@Bulle: Die taal is ongelukkig verlore op Grashopper..hy gaan jou maar moeilik verstaan, maar hy het op sy eie skool Glenwood kommentaar gelewer, nie op Affies nie…uitgesluit of die inhoud vanpas was of nie.
@Grasshopper: Dis altyd so maklik om te sê dis die afrigters se skuld, ek weet nie of jy miskien afrig nie maar as jy wel doen of al het sal jy weet dis ‘n werk wat oop is vir baie kritiek vir ouens soos julle hier op die blog. ‘n Mens kan ‘n perd tot by die water bring maar jy kan hom nie maak drink. Ek glo hulle probeer regtig die beste maak of doen wat hulle dink dis reg. Gee kans die res van die groepe is regtigwaar goed maar ongelukkig is dit seker net die eerstes wat seker ‘n skool maak in die bloggers se oë nê. Wel sterkte Affies ek weet waardeur julle gaan. Staan op en wys hulle bietjie Affie trots.
@Grasshopper: College lost a close one today but won a close one on Sat against St Andrews. They could have lost both (or won both) – that’s school boy rugby. KES were brilliant today and mediocre Sat. If they play without fear like they did today I will back them at home against College and Affies any day!
@CapeMan: I do have faith in the boys, just not a couple of the coaches. They made some stupid decisions to play key players when they are injured etc…anyway, that is for another day….
@Playa23 @Tjoppa: There has been many a bad year for a good school. One year’s results does not make a good school weak. Anyone familiar with the terms “regression/progression to the mean” will know that a bad year or two every “sometime” must happen … to neutralise every “exceptional” year – in order to maintain the average.
It is therefore a rush conclusion to say that the other schools caught up. Yes, their teams in a specific year may have caught up, but it must be maintained for at least three years to make such conclusion.
@Grassy Have a little faith in your lads. Theyve already proven that they can bend but they will not break. They come back strongly and know when to turn up the heat
@Playa23: Toe toe net die huidige matriek jaar wat nie so sterk is nie. Die res van die ouderdomsgroepe sal almal onder die top 5 klaar maak. Maar stem saam Affies sal sy gat in rat moet kry met die prestasie van ‘n Garsfontein, MenloPark en Waterkloof in ag geneem. Komaan Affies.
Well done PR!! 15 – 10 against Nelspruit after many injuries!!
@Grasshopper: KES were full value for money today in front of a packed crowd. Northwood came back well in the 2nd half with some great tries, but KES backline ran well. A number of 1st choice players out for NW also didn’t help.
@rbw1863: We also have a perennial banana skins Northwood and George Campbell to deal with…..
@CapeMan: College are a good side, just finding their mojo it seems, they will be very tough to beat at home in the KZN season. I am very happy with the unbeaten start, but don’t want to rant and rave, the big fish are coming later, next week its Waterkloof & Outeniqua and then Monnas, Affies and Grey Bloem later in the year. Inbetween that we have the KZN season where every side will want the Glenwood scalp…..doesn’t get any easier does it! No wonder the coaches look to bring in depth.
Westville H W 32 15
Michaelhouse H W 17 14
Bishops (Grey PE) A W 23 11
Jeppe (Grey PE) A W 20 14
Dale College (Kearsney) A W 31 17
EG Jansen (Kearsney) A W 31 20
Framesby (Kearsney) A W 31 29
@Grasshopper: Wynberg could spring a surprise or 2 on the wineland schools this year I think. Powerful 8th man behind a big pack and some lethal backs from what I saw from them on Thursday and Saturday.
College looked well coached in the games I saw. Just lacking a clinical final pass and game breaking defense but it will come.
No luck boys, heads up and good luck for wildeklawer wish I could be there.
Boishaai 45-14 vs Pretoria BH after 60 min
This years Wynberg side is really really good and for Maritzburg to come ever so close in beating them means Maritzburg is also a great side. This game must have been the game of the festival. @Grassy when I was at the Grey Festival it was one particular Glenwood parent that was walking up and down the sideline trying to be another ref. The other Glenwood parents were great spectators. They all spoke afrikaans :mrgreen:. For a school that is undefeated this year, you sound dissatisfied Grassy.
Really hard luck to College, leading most of the game to lose by a point in the last minute….heart breaking! Good Wynberg side though, watched them a week ago. Did anyone notice a trend with Glenwood, they scored 31 points in each of their KERF 3 games…
@rbw1863:
Boishaai 38-0 vs Pretoria BH after 40
Sounds like it was a hell of a game.
16-17 Wynberg.
Beet, how about a top 20 based on the various festivals?
Boishaai 33- Pretoria BH 0 after 35 min.
14-13
14-8 Wynberg
7-3 Wynberg half time. Apparently brilliant half of rugby.
@Roger: seems Northwood had a mare of an afternoon, probably overwhelmed away from home after 2 tough games….well done KES. Westville in the leafy suburbs will be much tougher!
@Playa23: they were the best in the country last year – I wouldn’t be too quick to celebrate their supposed demise just yet
50-15 KES – good comeback after Saturdays debacle
When I said that I hope that GCB can just get through KERF without too much damage, I did not have in mind it being THAT close.Even in bad years, Monnas always seem to lift their game against Grey, having the best record of all schools against them. Hopefully, the wounded can now recover for WK in time. But, I suppose a draw is better than a loss , so well done to both teams for getting through their tough programs.
Northwood obviously didn’t arrive mentally, one Grogper point gone. I think we only one ahead now. How can DHS almost beat KES and Northwood get caned? Home vs away maybe….KES are not exactly blowing away sides this year….
@Playa23: not so quickly mate, this years group have battled at age group level so a weaker year this year was expected. I see it as a blip for Affies, they are young and inexperienced. Watch next year, back to normal!
Affies is not the powerhouse of rugby anymore, the rest of the schools have catched up and beter coaches and methods are showing. See hardtimes at WKlawer
29 – 5 to KES at HT
KES 22 Northwood 0
Eldo 51 – 9 Trinity ft
ElEldoraigne 51 – 9 Trinity
Eldoraigne came back from 9 – 3 down in 1st half to lead 39 – 9 in 2nd with 5 mins left
@rbw1863: venter I see in the booklet
Well done HTS showed character to beat a struggling Affies. Properly the worst side they ever had. Maybe the coaching is catching up with them. Now for Garsfontein next week HTS you can do it
@Gungets Tuft: Unfortunately won’t be there today. Have prior engagements here in PMB so drove back yesterday. Have mates watching though so I will see what I can get from them. Go College!
@Grasshopper: who would the glenwood 6 be?
Well done Dale,and well done Selborne for representing.How Graeme lost to Parktown is beyond me.Well,I get that there were injuries and all,I guess that’s where our small schools battle…with depth.
HTs just scored 10-5 to affies
Hts 0 affies 10 ht
Yes, I agree. Jeppe weren’t great, but they took their chances. Scots never kicked for territory or for touch during the game, which is high risk.
They look good against schools like St Johns, but would battle against any of the better schools.
Grey PE 46 – 26 Rondebosch ft
@greybearded: easy it’s the 1st time they played a proper side in SA
@NW_Knight: Jeppe beating Scots College convincingly 21-5, how have they managed this ? Reports have it that they are a top 5 Aussie school team.
Grey PE 29 – 14 Rondebosch ht. Grey 15 and 13 in league of their own
Selborne win 20-14 could have gone either way, thanks west
Jeppe 21 – 5 Scots College. FT
Selborne 10 west 7 ht
@NW_Knight: Finally Scots playing some stronger opposition, not so hot now. Good luck to Northwood vs KES today, play to your strengths and rumble it up!
@QC86: heard the Glenwood coaches were an annoyance up and down the sidelines again! Glenwood supporters saying was an ‘ugly’ performance from the team….hard luck to Framesby, two close games in 2 years! Also heard the boys were shattered!
Jeppe 21 – 5 Scots College HT
Menlo 36 – 3 Marlow ft
Awesome try by Westville. No.9 is great player.
Glenwood win amazing game 31-29 framesby can be very proud, framesby no3 and 9 had fantastic games, Glenwood 6 very good
Ht Menlo 12 – 3 Marlow
@QC86: Yeah, my sources there say Glenwood look completed wrecked, overplayed and tired. Might be a game they need to let go and focus on the next assignment. That defending against EG Jansen must have played it’s toll. Only the backs can win it for them from here, quick tries..
Glenwood woken up, ht score 17-10 to framesby
@Grasshopper: Parktown played well, did not give Graeme any room to move. Graeme had a lot of injuries and had no spare on the bench.
Framesby 19-0 ahead vs Glenwood, seems they aimed at this being their big one, opposite for Glenwood. Sources tell me they look stuffed and lethargic! Again, crazy playing 3 tough games in 6 days!
@kosie: weird result that, Graeme have beaten some strong sides and pushed a few close….Parktown must have played out of their skins or Graeme played their 2nd stringers?
Parktown 22 – 3 Graeme College ft
College!!!
@rbw1863: Keep us up to date with scores please. It’s dire sitting here not knowing what’s happening
Dale 25- nico 10 ft
@QC 86 what has happened to Ryan Boy good luck for today
EG Jansen would have learned some valuable lessons after their losses against Grey College and Glenwood. Two tough matches against two strong teams. Hope they will put it to use against Kearsney today in the main game. Also Affies should pick up the pace against HTS Middelburg otherwise it is going to be a long season
College will need to be a lot more clinical and much tighter defensively against Wynberg today.
Hentie Cilliers 43 Queens 28 ft
Dale 17 nico 10 ht