School Rugby fixtures & results – week ending 30 May 2026

School Rugby fixtures & results – week ending 30 May 2026
WESTERN CAPE
Fri.29May BOL Swartland vs Schoonspruit BOL
Sat.30May WP Tygerberg 17-36 Bellville WP
Sat.30May WP Paul Roos 68-03 Bishops WP
Sat.30May SWD Oakdale 13-49 Paarl Gim WP
Sat.30May WP SACS 16-32 Paarl BH WP
Sat.30May WP Rondebosch 55-19 Durbanville WP
Sat.30May WP Parel Vallei 29-13 Brackenfell WP
Sat.30May WP Stellenberg vs HTS Bellville WP
Sat.30May BOL Charlie Hofmeyr vs Bredasdorp BOL
Sat.30May WP Strand vs Hugenote BOL
Sat.30May WP DF Akademie 18-34 Milnerton WP
Sat.30May BOL Drostdy 41-07 Worcester Gim BOL
Sat.30May WP Melkbosstrand 66-08 Monument Park BOL
KWAZULU-NATAL
Sat.30May KZN Michaelhouse 53-17 Pretoria BH BUL
Sat.30May KZN Clifton 14-58 Glenwood KZN
Sat.30May KZN Durban HS 24-19 Westville KZN
Sat.30May KZN Maritzburg Coll 14-09 Hilton KZN
Sat.30May KZN Kearsney 34-45 Northwood KZN
Sat.30May KZN St Charles 33-31 St Stithians LIO
EASTERN CAPE
Tue.26May EP Kingswood 73-21 Muir EP
Sat.30May BOR Queen’s 15-14 St Andrew’s EP
Sat.30May BOR Dale 69-31 Marlow EP
Sat.30May EP Pearson X-X Framesby EP Framesby cancelled
Sat.30May EP Kingswood 66-19 Brandwag (EP) EP
Sat.30May BOR Selborne X-X Grey College FS Illness
Sat.30May EP Nico Malan 27-27 Graeme EP
Sat.30May EP Daniel Pienaar 05-94 Grey HS EP
Sat.30May BOR Port Rex 21-25 Ooskus Gim BOR
Sat.30May BOR Stirling 31-15 Cambridge BOR
FREE STATE – GRIQUAS
Tue.26May FS Fichardtpark 17-51 St Andrew’s Sch FS
Sat.30May GRQ Diamantveld 81-12 Noord-Kaap GRQ
NOORDVAAL CUP
Sat.30May BUL Garsfontein 57-28 Rustenburg LEO NV Cup
Sat.30May LIO Noordheuwel 29-14 Helpmekaar LIO NV Cup
Sat.30May LIO Monument 82-24 Menlopark BUL NV Cup
Sat.30May VAL Kempton Park 21-22 Zwartkop BUL NV Plate
Sat.30May PUM HTS Middelburg 29-22 Wesvalia LEO NV Plate
Sat.30May LEO Klerksdorp 17-36 Transvalia VAL NV Plate
Sat.30May BUL Montana 46-29 Oos-Moot BUL NV Plate
Sat.30May BUL Eldoraigne 27-39 Marais Viljoen LIO NV Shield
Sat.30May VAL Heidelberg VS 44-22 Lichtenburg LEO NV Shield
Sat.30May PUM Secunda 05-26 Pietersburg LIM NV Shield
Sat.30May LIM Ben Vorster 48-22 Piet Retief PUM NV Shield
Sat.30May LIM Merensky 17-14 Brandwag (Benoni) VAL NV Bowl Oos
Sat.30May VAL Die Anker 26-21 Hugenote (Springs) VAL NV Bowl Oos
Sat.30May PUM Ermelo 20-16 Dinamika LIO NV Bowl Oos
Sat.30May LEO Bergsig Ak 34-26 Jeugland VAL NV Bowl Wes
Sat.30May LEO Potch Volkskool 21-29 Centurion BUL NV Bowl Wes
NOORDVAAL
Sat.30May LIO Jeppe 66-21 St John’s LIO
Sat.30May LIO St Benedict’s 06-38 KES LIO
Sat.30May LIO Parktown 24-24 St Alban’s BUL
Sat.30May LIO St David’s 36-26 Northcliff LIO

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25 Comments

  1. avatar
    #25 Tang

    THE LACK OF DEPTH IS STILL A CONCERN

    @Rugger fan (Comment #24) Yes by all accounts a very good team and should translate into better open results next year. The biggest concern is the lack of depth. Winning A team fixtures is good but when B teams get soundly beaten, one wonders what would happen if the A teams are hit by injuries. The current first team is laden with talented u17’s. A few injuries to experienced first team players has had a material impact on open results. It’s no excuse and it’s something Boys High need to fix up. The u15 and u14 results are encouraging across all teams and this normally suggests B team players can step up. I still consider the College fixtures as the most important for Boys High. The open results against College were not good earlier in the year. Hopefully this can be turned around in the third term.
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    2 June, 2026 at 10:59
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    #24 Rugger fan

    @Tang (Comment #23) I believe that team was also the team to beat College on Goldstones a month or so back. Good news for the coming years

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    1 June, 2026 at 15:36
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    #23 Tang

    INCREDIBLE COMEBACK FROM THE U16A TEAM

    @Rainier (Comment #22) The U16A match provided the highlight of the weekend for Pretoria Boys High. After building a comfortable first-half lead, Boys High saw Michaelhouse fight back and take control of the game. The u16A team didn’t lie down. Instead, the Boys High team showed tremendous character, scoring a flurry of late tries to secure a deserved victory in a performance that demonstrated resilience, belief and the exciting potential within this talented age group.
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    1 June, 2026 at 09:29
  4. avatar
    #22 Rainier

    Congrats on the Pretoria Boys High /14, /15 and /16 A team wins this weekend. Hopefully this indicates the slow awakening of a slumbering giant in PTA.

    Nico Malan drawing a second week in a row – those coaches must be tired of kissing their sisters.

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    1 June, 2026 at 07:41
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    #21 POD

    @Gold (Comment #12) PRG under 15 was rampant yesterday. Rather than revel in such a large points differential (like some in KZN do), I believe the # 1 priority of WP schools should be continued strengthening of all schools in the province to ensure as many competitive matches as possible.

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    31 May, 2026 at 12:29
  6. avatar
    #20 Snelvuur

    Al wat my hoop gee vir die game teen Gim is dat Corné Uys se manier van speel ‘n goeie rekord teen Pieter Rossouw se Gim-spanne het. Met Uys aan die stuur het PRG nog nie teen Gim in die Paarl verloor nie. Die twee wedstryde wat PRG in Stellenbosch verloor het was beide ook bitter naby (19-24 en 10-17) – veral laasjaar se 10-17 uitslag (teen Gim se beste aanvallende span ooit) kon bitter maklik andersom gewees het. Maar ja, sover lyk Gim heeltemal op ‘n ander level as die ander spanne.

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    31 May, 2026 at 09:27
  7. avatar
    #19 Sisyphus1866

    @OupaPB (Comment #16) Ek ongelukkig ook nie. Ek sal Paul Roos nooit afskryf nie, maar Gim speel ongelooflike rugby op die oomblik.

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    31 May, 2026 at 00:35
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    #18 Trots HJS (Tandem)

    @Kantman (Comment #17) Hi I cannot see this happening.It is difficult to see any weaknesses in this Gim team. This is not being disrespectful to Paul Roos but this Paarl Gym team is so well coached . I am amazed Pieter Rossouw is still coaching at school level. He must be the best school team coach of his era.

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    30 May, 2026 at 23:49
  9. avatar
    #17 Kantman

    @OupaPB (Comment #16) PRG beweeg onder die radar, is lekker uitgerus en gaan Gim onkant vang want Gim gaan selfversekerd wees.

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    30 May, 2026 at 19:15
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    #16 OupaPB

    @Sisyphus1866 (Comment #15) Gim is op top vorm. Kan nie sien hoe PRG naby hul gaan kom nie

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    30 May, 2026 at 18:46
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    #15 Sisyphus1866

    PAARL GIM 49 - OAKDALE 13

    Maroen masjien…ek hoop jul neem kennis van dit wat vandag op Riversdal gebeur het…
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    30 May, 2026 at 15:33
  12. avatar
    #14 Palma

    The Grey College/Selborne interschools has been canceled. Apparently a number of Grey College learners with swine flu. Hoping for a quick recovery for the learners who are affected.

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    27 May, 2026 at 15:01
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    #13 OupaPB

    Fees van rugby op Markotter 12h30 PRG vs Bishops 14h30 u20 SA vs Georgia 16h30 u20 Fiji vs Chili

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    27 May, 2026 at 12:56
  14. avatar
    #12 Gold

    @Skywalker (Comment #11)
    The Bishops U15 group is decent. I recall they beat Paarl Boys’ as U14s last year and have been competitive in the WP league this year. The rest of the teams have really struggled.

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    27 May, 2026 at 12:30
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    #11 Skywalker

    @Snelvuur (Comment #10)
    I am surprised that their u14A team is not better based on their open recuitment drive and turnaround plans under Robbie Fleck. I would think with the resources at their disposal they could make some inroads. The CT league is very tough, but thought we may see some change in the u14 age group. Will be interesting to watch this unfold.

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    26 May, 2026 at 12:25
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    #10 Snelvuur

    I hope we see a decent showing from Bishops this week across all the age groups – it’s good for WP if Bishops is strong. But I am very concerned when I look at their results to date: their u14s lost by 50 against Durbanville and their u16s by 70. It’s a shame that, with Paarl Gim coming up next week, it would probably be wise for PRG to rest a few guys against Bishops – how times have changed!

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    26 May, 2026 at 08:58
  17. avatar
    #9 stent99

    College need to be prepared for what is certainly going to be a forward dominant style of play and a lot of contestable kicking from Hilton.

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    26 May, 2026 at 05:30
  18. avatar
    #8 Kaya 85

    Vaal
    Noordheuwel 26 – 25 Helpmekaar
    Monnas 42 – 22 Menlo
    Kempies 17 – 29 Zwartkop
    Parktown 19 – 27 St Albans
    St David’s 28 – 20 Northcliff

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    25 May, 2026 at 20:24
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    #7 Kaya 85

    Cape
    Oakdale 12 – 38 Gim
    Rondebosch 25 – 20 Durbanville
    Selborne 10 – 40 Grey College

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    25 May, 2026 at 20:21
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    #6 Kaya 85

    KZN Predictions
    DHS 24 – 30 Westville (a bone crunching game)
    Maritzburg College 26 – 21 Hilton (Midlands decider)
    Kearsney 18 – 25 Northwood Knights (sorry Beet)
    St Charles 18 – 21 St Stithians (Saints go marching)
    Clifton 15 – 22 Glenwood (Hopper’s Hope)
    Michaelhouse 33 – 23 Pretoria Boys (barber stripes over candy stripes)

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    25 May, 2026 at 20:02
  21. avatar
    #5 Skywalker

    @wanza_15 (Comment #4)
    Credit to the Knights for sure. They were composed and pulled ahead in the second half. Our scrum seemed to be in control from the beginning as well, and tough defence throughout. I think there is some context though for Jeppe…they have come off a very bruising 3 match run and then had to travel to Durban. NW on the other hand would have been dissapointed with the 3 point loss to MBC last weekend on our OBD, and this was our last home game, so had real desire and extra motivation. We also have had very few home games this year, so it would have helped for this final game. To think Jeppe beat Garsfontein early in your season, I know it is dissapointing.They prob need a good week off and might bounce back. Unf. no rest it seems.

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    25 May, 2026 at 12:57
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    #4 wanza_15

    Sjoe. Northwood shut us out and prevent us from going over the whitewash. I don’t know when last Jeppe have not scored a try in a 1st team game, we are talking years; maybe close to 10. Top of my head I think it was 2017 vs Helpmekaar, before that there was also 2015 vs KES. Horrible horrible showing. We could still be playing now and wouldn’t have come within 5 points of the Knights.
    Reprieve this weekend perhaps against St Johns (only our 3rd home game this entire season) but they will be buoyed by their win at Pretoria Boys. As I said, this bunch shock me, in a bad way. Only God knows if we can beat St Johns on Saturday

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    25 May, 2026 at 12:32
  23. avatar
    #3 Skywalker

    @star (Comment #2)
    haha and those predictions could be reversed for sure. The KZN leagure this year is so close. Yes KC playing well and could have taken the win vs Ville as well you right. NW played KC in a warm up I believe, dont know what transpired but I hope NW do enough to edge it. Will all depend on the day.

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    25 May, 2026 at 09:10
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    #2 star

    @Skywalker (Comment #1)
    As I am an old boy of both Westville and Hilton I really hope you are proven wrong :wink: Great match ups though. Don’t underestimate K on Stott. Westville were lucky to draw with them at hom. Westville in the last 2 matches against KES and Glenwood have scored in excess of 90 points and only conceded 3 and so are finally finding some mettle in their play.

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    25 May, 2026 at 08:51
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    #1 Skywalker

    The KZN match ups this weekend are meaty: DHS vs Westville (DHS by 7) MBCollege vs (unbeaten) Hilton on their OBD (College to end the streak) NW vs Kearsney (NW to edge a close one by 6)

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    25 May, 2026 at 08:35