School Rugby fixtures & results – week ending 27 April 2026

26 April, 2026 beet Results 19

School Rugby fixtures & results – week ending 25 April 2026
Wed.22Apr BOL Wolseley 12-38 Charlie Hofmeyr BOL
Fri.24Apr WP Strand 40-26 DF Akademie WP
Fri.24Apr LEO Wesvalia 06-03 Montana BUL NV Plate
Day 1 : Fri 24-Apr-2026 – ABSA Wildeklawer ABSA Wildeklawer
14h15 Fri.24Apr EP Nico Malan 31-24 EG Jansen VAL ABSA Wildeklawer
15h45 Fri.24Apr GRQ Diamantveld 40-29 Queen’s BOR ABSA Wildeklawer
19h00 Fri.24Apr WP Paul Roos 21-18 Garsfontein BUL ABSA Wildeklawer
Fri.24Apr BUL Menlopark 64-12 Tygerberg WP Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
Sat.25Apr WP Brackenfell 12-08 Melkbosstrand WP
Sat.25Apr KZN Hilton 26-17 Bishops WP
Sat.25Apr BUL Oos-Moot 27-39 Nelspruit PUM
Sat.25Apr BOL Hopefield 76-07 Dirkie Uys BOL
Sat.25Apr BOR Ooskus Gim 36-27 Cambridge BOR
Sat.25Apr BOR Port Rex 10-50 Stirling BOR
Sat.25Apr BOL Hugenote 33-27 Robertson BOL
Day 1 : Sat 25-Apr-2026 – Grey Rugby Festival Grey Rugby Festival
910 Sat.25Apr EP Kingswood 22-19 St Charles KZN Grey Rugby Festival
1025 Sat.25Apr EP Graeme 35-33 Kearsney KZN Grey Rugby Festival
1145 Sat.25Apr WP Parel Vallei 50-14 Framesby EP Grey Rugby Festival
1255 Sat.25Apr WP SACS 34-26 Selborne BOR Grey Rugby Festival
1405 Sat.25Apr KZN Glenwood 22-42 Rondebosch WP Grey Rugby Festival
1525 Sat.25Apr EP Grey HS 28-19 Michaelhouse KZN Grey Rugby Festival
1025 Sat.25Apr EP Daniel Pienaar 34-34 Hudson Park BOR Grey Rugby Festival
1145 Sat.25Apr LIO St Stithians 00-74 Drostdy BOL Grey Rugby Festival
1405 Sat.25Apr BOR Dale 32-15 Pearson EP Grey Rugby Festival
1525 Sat.25Apr EP Muir 34-42 Mali XV INV Grey Rugby Festival
Day 2 : Sat 25-Apr-2026 – ABSA Wildeklawer ABSA Wildeklawer
08h00 Sat.25Apr BUL Waterkloof 22-21 Durbanville WP ABSA Wildeklawer
09h30 Sat.25Apr LIO Monument 41-27 Durban HS KZN ABSA Wildeklawer
11h00 Sat.25Apr KZN Maritzburg Coll 19-24 Stellenberg WP ABSA Wildeklawer
12h30 Sat.25Apr KZN Westville 24-40 Oakdale SWD ABSA Wildeklawer
14h00 Sat.25Apr LIO Jeppe 31-26 Boland Landbou WP ABSA Wildeklawer
15h30 Sat.25Apr WP Paarl BH 21-18 Northwood KZN ABSA Wildeklawer
17h00 Sat.25Apr BUL Affies 55-26 Outeniqua SWD ABSA Wildeklawer
18h30 Sat.25Apr FS Grey College 34-12 Noordheuwel LIO ABSA Wildeklawer
20h00 Sat.25Apr WP Paarl Gim 45-10 Helpmekaar LIO ABSA Wildeklawer
14h00 Sat.25Apr EP Marlow 38-17 NK Barbarians INV ABSA Wildeklawer
15h30 Sat.25Apr LEO Rustenburg 41-14 Sentraal Barbarians INV ABSA Wildeklawer
Day 1 : Sat 25-Apr-2026 – Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
2 Sat.25Apr BUL Affies Inv XV 37-20 Dr Malan NV Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
3 Sat.25Apr BUL Menlopark Inv XV 36-27 Overvaal BUL Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
4 Sat.25Apr LIO Randburg 14-33 Ligbron PUM Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
5 Sat.25Apr LIO Marais Viljoen 23-22 Merensky LIM Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
7 Sat.25Apr LIM Ben Vorster 56-17 Dinamika LIO Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
9 Sat.25Apr FS Fichardtpark 12-47 Pietersburg LIM Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
Sat.25Apr GRQ Upington 12-33 Paarl Gim 2nd XV WP Landboudal
Sat.25Apr GRF Witteberg 55-00 Goudveld GRF Wesgrow SSR
Sat.25Apr GRQ Duineveld 39-45 Sentraal FS
Sat.25Apr GRF Hentie Cilliers 14-10 Beth. Voortrekker GRF
Sat.25Apr GRF Trio 17-24 Welkom Gim GRF
Sat.25Apr BUL Zwartkop 18-12 Klerksdorp LEO NV Plate
Sat.25Apr LEO Bergsig Ak 07-14 Jim Fouche FS Bergsig Sport Fest
Sat.25Apr LEO Potch Gim 22-15 Midstream NV NV Bowl Wes
Sat.25Apr LIO KES x-x Pretoria BH BUL
Sat.25Apr LIO Parktown 00-23 Kempton Park VAL
Day 2 : Mon 27-Apr-2026 – Grey Rugby Festival
800 Mon.27Apr EP Pearson 57-12 Mali XV INV Grey Rugby Festival
910 Mon.27Apr EP Kingswood 38-20 St Stithians LIO Grey Rugby Festival
1025 Mon.27Apr KZN Kearsney 27-33 SACS WP Grey Rugby Festival
1145 Mon.27Apr EP St Andrew’s 05-41 Michaelhouse KZN Grey Rugby Festival
1255 Mon.27Apr BOR Selborne 12-67 Drostdy BOL Grey Rugby Festival
1405 Mon.27Apr EP Grey HS 34-12 Glenwood KZN Grey Rugby Festival
1525 Mon.27Apr WP Rondebosch 29-12 KES LIO Grey Rugby Festival
910 Mon.27Apr WP Parel Vallei 28-15 Hudson Park BOR Grey Rugby Festival
1145 Mon.27Apr EP Graeme 43-17 St Charles KZN Grey Rugby Festival
1525 Mon.27Apr EP Muir 26-29 Dale BOR Grey Rugby Festival
Day 3 : Mon 27-Apr-2026 – ABSA Wildeklawer
08h00 Mon.27Apr GRQ Diamantveld 20-31 Stellenberg WP ABSA Wildeklawer
09h30 Mon.27Apr LIO Helpmekaar 73-31 Queen’s BOR ABSA Wildeklawer
11h00 Mon.27Apr SWD Outeniqua 30-29 Maritzburg Coll KZN ABSA Wildeklawer
12h30 Mon.27Apr LIO Noordheuwel 14-16 Boland Landbou WP ABSA Wildeklawer
14h00 Mon.27Apr KZN Northwood 28-33 Garsfontein BUL ABSA Wildeklawer
15h30 Mon.27Apr WP Paul Roos 15-13 Oakdale SWD ABSA Wildeklawer
17h00 Mon.27Apr KZN Durban HS 07-47 Paarl Gim WP ABSA Wildeklawer
18h30 Mon.27Apr FS Grey College 54-14 Jeppe LIO ABSA Wildeklawer
20h00 Mon.27Apr BUL Affies 40-37 Paarl BH WP ABSA Wildeklawer
08h00 Mon.27Apr BUL Waterkloof 31-28 Westville KZN ABSA Wildeklawer
09h30 Mon.27Apr INV NK Barbarians 21-35 Sentraal Barbarians INV ABSA Wildeklawer
11h00 Mon.27Apr LEO Rustenburg 38-22 Marlow EP ABSA Wildeklawer
12h30 Mon.27Apr VAL EG Jansen 28-36 Durbanville WP ABSA Wildeklawer
14h00 Mon.27Apr LIO Monument 52-15 Nico Malan EP ABSA Wildeklawer
Mon.27Apr GRQ Upington vs Paarl BH 2nd XV WP Landboudal
Day 2 : Mon 27-Apr-2026 – Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
1 Mon.27Apr PUM Ligbron 59-29 Dinamika LIO Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
3 Mon.27Apr LIM Pietersburg 47-12 Tygerberg WP Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
6 Mon.27Apr LIM Ben Vorster 50-12 Randburg LIO Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
7 Mon.27Apr LIO Marais Viljoen 20-22 Merensky LIM Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
8 Mon.27Apr BUL Affies Inv XV 55-14 Overvaal BUL Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
5 Mon.27Apr VAL Heidelberg VS 05-08 Fichardtpark FS Fairtree Sportfees @ Menlo
Mon.27Apr FS Jim Fouche 15-57 Affies Inv XV BUL Bergsig Sport Fest

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19 Comments

  1. avatar
    #19 PASSIONATE ABOUT RUGBY

    “PIONEERS IN TESTING THEMSELVES AGAINST THE BEST.”

    @Grasshopper Maritzburg College started full blown exchanges with “the best” in the form of Grey College and Affies in the 1990’s, long before Glenwood put their 1st team “out there.” Very sad to see how once the money dried up the unsustainable program has not been maintained in any shape or form. KZN needs a strong Glenwood and hopefully they will rise up again.
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    28 April, 2026 at 11:00
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    #18 PASSIONATE ABOUT RUGBY

    @Grasshopper Sadly the current so called “successful” KZN schools teams are littered with a plethora of ineligible Under 19 players so it begs the question as to exactly how well they will do at the 2026 Craven Week. We may well see a repetition of their poor performance at the 2025 Craven Week.

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    28 April, 2026 at 08:11
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    #17 Grasshopper

    @Boereworsgordyn (Comment #16) I don’t think the KZN team expected to be in the Top 10 or even deserve Top 10, but they have definitely shown to be Top 30 or even Top 20 level, 4 or 5 of those teams too which is higher than historically. I think you will find KZN will be near the top in the Craven Week if they select properly. I mean Northwood coming within a few points of Boishaai was unheard of 20 years ago….Glenwood was the pioneer in testing themselves vs the best. I would think Glenwood was probably the first KZN school at WildeKlawer and Noord/Suid, now others have taken on the baton…..

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    27 April, 2026 at 15:14
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    #16 Boereworsgordyn

    KZN teams’ struggles at WK don’t come out of nowhere. Their high rankings were always going to be tested against broader, tougher opposition outside KZN — and that’s exactly what’s happening. A few weeks ago 3 teams were in T10. It doesn’t mean the teams are weak; it just shows that rankings based on a smaller or less diverse pool of opposition don’t always translate when the level steps up. Still believe however that 2-3 of them belong in T20 but not T10. Affies also busy with a comeback! Affies, Outeniqua, Waterkloof, Monnas, and Oakdale likely to move up in rankings…
    Any other observations?

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    27 April, 2026 at 13:53
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    #15 buitestaander

    Absoluut. Daarom: alle spanne speel teen ‘n baie gelykwaardige opponent (bv Gim vs Grey of Waterkloof vs Boland, of Paul Roos vs Garsfontein of Helpmeaar vs Outeniqua), die sterk skole speel teen ‘n sg “makliker” opponent, (bv Grey vs Noordheuwel of Gim vs Helpmekaar), en die minder sterk skole speel teen ‘n sg “sterk” opponent, bv (Noordheuwel vs Grey of Helpmekaar vs Gim)

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    27 April, 2026 at 05:19
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    #14 Mate

    @buitestaander (Comment #13)
    Onthou n makliker wedstryd vir Grey is nie noodwendig n makliker een vir Helpmekaar, College, Boland Landbou by bv Wildeklawer

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    26 April, 2026 at 19:03
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    #13 buitestaander

    Dit is in effek nie moontlik vir skole om aan ‘n Paastoernooi, N/S en AbsaWildeklawer deel te neem nie. Saam met die groeiende aantal jaarlikse interskole-wedstryde, en elke Unie se eie bepalings, word dit bykans onmoontlik om die ideale wedstrydbepalings vir N/S en AbsaWildeklawer te kan saamstel. Die ideaal was nog altyd dat skole nie twee werklik uitdagende wedstryde tydens hierdie toernooie speel nie, maar wel een, plus een sg “makliker” wedstryd. Bv Grey vs Gim, en dan Grey vs Helpmekaar, en nie soos vanjaar by AbsaWildeklawer waar Paul Roos bv teen Garsfontein en Oakdale speel nie. Die ideale uitkoms is dat die organiseerders van bv N/S en AbsaWildeklawer die wedstrydbepalings in oorleg met mekaar doen. Dit is al hoe die volhoubaarheid van beide toernooie as werklike uitstaande toernooie verseker kan word. Verdeel die werklik hoë-intensiteit bepalings tussen die twee toernooie.

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    26 April, 2026 at 18:36
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    #12 OudAffie

    @Veddie (Comment #10)
    Dit is juis andersom. Aan die begin was die feeste(st Johns, st Sithians, Kearnsley, KES – toe Wilderklawer en toe Noord Suid) die enigste manier vir die ‘groot honde’ om op ‘n gereelde basis mekaar te speel, dit het die feeste ongelooflik gemaak, en dan daarna gaan speel almal die res van hul seisoen teen hul plaaslike opponente. Oor die laaste 10 jaar het al hoe meer groot rugby skole meer en meer interskole begin reël en sodoende het al hoe minder groot rugby skole mekaar begin speel by al die feeste. Wilderklawer en Noord Suid is effe anders want dit gee geleenthede aan al die A spanne en 2de spanne, maar die res het die paasnaweek weer spesiaal gemaak. Die feeste itv bepalings,na my mening sukkel, en gaan al hoe meer sukkel om trekkrag te kry omrede die groot skole mekaar nie meer speel by feeste nie. Maar aan die ander kant weer gee dit nuwe rugbyskole wat al hoe meer kompiteer geleentheid om hul merk te wys, Die top 10 dalk top 15 in Suid Afrika is redelik goed en kompiterend met mekaar, maar daarna gaan dit nie die moeite werd wees om ‘n nr 30 teen Grey te laat speel nie bv. So ek reken tussen nuwe skole wat hulself op die veld vestig en ook rugby klragte word op skolevlak en al hoe meer interskole tussen groot skole gaan die bepalings by feeste al hoe moeiliker raak om te bepaal. Niemand soek groot tellings by elke wedstryd op ‘n fees nie, jy soek wedstryde waar die spanne min of meer gelyk is. My twee sent. Dit gesê, hierdie jaar se feeste, asook NoordSuid en Wildeklawer was almal puik en het almal puik wedstryde en opskiddings gelewer.

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    26 April, 2026 at 13:21
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    #11 buitestaander

    The traditional fixtures are increasing by the day. Gim/Affies, Paul Roos/Affies, Grey/ Gim, etc. We already have Grey /Paul Roos, Paarl Boys/ Grey, Paul Roos/Grey PE, Grey/Affies, etc. It has become impossible to set up decent fixtures for the various festivals. Paul Roos/Monument, Affies/Paarl Boys, Garsfontein/Paul Roos, Grey/Garsfontein, Stellenberg/Grey or Garsfontein – that is about that. Perhaps the schools are playing too much rugby. Wildeklawer is there since 2009. N/S the latest addition. What about a classic end of season rugby day, as we have had in the past, with the 20 leading schools involved, replacing North/South? Then N/S then not a festival, but only a one day event.

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    25 April, 2026 at 09:19
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    #10 Veddie

    @Jan Kriel (Comment #6) Dit wil voorkom asof daar al hoe meer van die festivals plaasvind. En almal wil die groot honde daar hê. Skole en veral die superskole speel 2 harde wedstryde op ‘n lang naweek. En dan sommer weer 2 ‘n week later. Ek hoop nie dit gaan later veroorsaak dat die tradisionele interskole in die slag bly nie. Aan die ander kant is dit seker die eingste manier om die krag van jou eerste span te toets.

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    25 April, 2026 at 08:46
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    #9 KES Oldboy

    @Vleis (Comment #8)
    King Edwards are still going to Grey as they have not been affected. But I believe that PBHS have had to withdraw from the Grey festival.

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    24 April, 2026 at 15:53
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    #8 Vleis

    PBHS is experiencing a number of cases with flu-like symptoms and also measles, so this weekend’s fixture with KES has been cancelled.

    I presume that the PBHS and KES 1st teams will still travel to Grey for the games on Monday…but maybe not?

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    24 April, 2026 at 13:09
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    #7 OUD ANKER

    @Jan Kriel (Comment #3)
    Ek stem, na die Garsfontein/PRG wedstryd is die Affies/Boishaai die volgende groot wedstryd van Wildeklawer. Tensy daar skokke is dink ek nie die ander “groot” honde i.e. Gim/Grey en deesdae Stellenberg gaan regtig getoets word by Wildeklawer nie.

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    21 April, 2026 at 18:13
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    #6 Jan Kriel

    @Rainier (Comment #5)
    Moet sê Affies se wedsrydbepalings het nie goed uitgewerk vir hulle vanjaar nie, eers 5 wedstryde in 14 dae, gevolg deur Garsies, Kwaggas en Boishaai, dis nie maklik nie. Maar die hardste yster word in die warmste vuur gesmee.

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    21 April, 2026 at 16:59
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    #5 Rainier

    @Jan Kriel (Comment #3)

    Affies het twee baie taai wedstryde in Kimberley.

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    21 April, 2026 at 15:23
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    #4 JongMatie

    HJS is nie so sterk soos ander jare nie. Paul Roos vs Garsfontein trek dus al die aandag.

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    21 April, 2026 at 13:58
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    #3 Jan Kriel

    Ek weet die PRG vs Garsies wedstyd kry baie aandag, maar HJS vs Affies gaan self ‘n groot wedstryd wees. Na die naweek sal ons ook meer sekerheid hê oor die relatiewe sterkte van die KZN spanne.

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    21 April, 2026 at 13:33
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    #2 wanza_15

    @Roger (Comment #1) Looking at the entire picture, I’m not sure I like how this all plays out. I’d imagine both KES and Pretoria Boys (probably together even) will fly on the Sunday after breakfast down to PE to play Rondebosch and Grey High respectively on the Monday. Rondebosch will have played Glenwood already in PE obviously on the Saturday in a game they may not need to break a sweat in, they’ll have a feel for the festival, kickers have a feel for the poles and players the Gqeberha air … If the KES – Boys High game is a high octane one, this isn’t going to end well in opinion. Maybe I’m old fashioned and overthinking it way too much, it is just a game of rugby at the end of the day lol

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    20 April, 2026 at 14:36
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    #1 Roger

    shew, KES playing Boys High on Saturday and Rondebosch at Grey PE on Monday – hope their injury situation has improved ‘cos this is shaping up as a carbon copy of the 2025 season – Brent can confirm, but I heard 7 of the starting XV were out against Noorheuwel! Crazy if true!

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    20 April, 2026 at 09:06