School Rugby fixtures & results – week ending 13 June 2026

School Rugby fixtures & results – week ending 13 June 2026
Fri.12Jun WP Boland Landbou 24-48 Stellenberg WP
WESTERN CAPE
Sat.13Jun WP Bishops 24-29 Rondebosch WP
Sat.13Jun WP Wynberg 26-15 SACS WP
Sat.13Jun BOL Drostdy x-x Paarl Gim WP No u19A or u16A games
Sat.13Jun WP Brackenfell 53-24 Bosmansdam WP
KWAZULU-NATAL
Sat.13Jun KZN Maritzburg Coll 17-24 Michaelhouse KZN
Sat.13Jun KZN Hilton 31-27 Kearsney KZN
EASTERN CAPE
Sat.13Jun BOR Cambridge 10-36 Selborne BOR
Sat.13Jun EP St Andrew’s 10-29 Kingswood EP
Sat.13Jun BOR Stirling 05-22 Hudson Park BOR
FREE STATE – GRIQUAS
NOORDVAAL CUP
Sat.13Jun BUL Waterkloof 12-24 Noordheuwel LIO NV Cup
Sat.13Jun LIO Helpmekaar 52-17 Middelburg PUM NV Cup
Sat.13Jun LEO Wesvalia 23-22 Klerksdorp LEO NV Plate
Sat.13Jun LIM Ben Vorster 12-22 Heidelberg VS VAL NV Shield
Sat.13Jun PUM Piet Retief 11-03 Secunda PUM NV Shield
Sat.13Jun PUM Ligbron 23-29 Pietersburg LIM NV Shield
Sat.13Jun LIO Marais Viljoen 45-12 Lichtenburg LEO NV Shield
Sat.13Jun BUL Centurion 47-28 Dinamika LIO NV Bowl
Sat.13Jun NV Midstream 17-07 Ermelo PUM NV Bowl
Sat.13Jun LEO Potch Gim 48-17 Merensky LIM NV Bowl
Sat.13Jun LEO Potch Volkskool 29-12 Brandwag (Benoni) VAL NV Bowl
Sat.13Jun VAL Hugenote (Springs) 24-22 Jeugland VAL NV Bowl
Sat.13Jun LEO Bergsig Ak 33-21 Die Anker VAL NV Bowl
NOORDVAAL
Sat.13Jun BUL Pretoria BH 68-20 St Alban’s BUL
Sat.13Jun LIO St David’s 24-26 St John’s LIO
Sat.13Jun LIO St Stithians 57-10 St Benedict’s LIO
Sat.13Jun LIO Randburg 30-08 Riebeeckrand LIO

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72 Comments

  1. avatar
    #72 Palma

    Not sure if this is the right section but I will post some scores from the EC here.

    Selborne 85-7 Stirling. Stirling had so much promise at the beginning of the season. Competitive matches against Queens, Dale and Brandwag. A statement draw against Selborne at the beginning of the season. I know Stirling were psyching themselves up for the clash against Hudson which promised to be possibly a challenge to Hudson’s stranglehold on the Border Coed rugby scene, only to be lose rather comfortably. This result is kind of surprising but Stirling seem to have run out of steam in the past couple of weeks while Selborne have quietly turned their season around with some consistency.

    Hudson 22-15 Port Rex. Rex have not had a good season, but they gave Hudson a proper scare today and they can be proud.

    Dale 42-36 St Andrews. Well done Dale on a good win Makhanda.

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    20 June, 2026 at 19:29
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    #71 OUD ANKER

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #70)
    And unfortunately Mr Shchroder passed away last year and he had a really good relationship with Elon, I’m not sure who received the proverbial baton now to secure donations for PBHS in general and speak to Musk specifically.

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    17 June, 2026 at 11:38
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    #70 Kaya 85

    @OUD ANKER (Comment #69)
    Thanks Old Anker. I’ve just seen the well-written article on My Broadband by Jan Vermeulen that confirms what you say. I had actually read that (unauthorised) Vance biography and the news article sited. I’m pleased to hear that former PBHS principal Mr Schroder set the record straight.

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    16 June, 2026 at 22:14
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    #69 OUD ANKER

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #68) That story that Musk did not take kindly when approached by PBHS for a donation is 100% bullsh*t. Bill Schroder (a previous headmaster of PBHS) who was tasked with securing donations by Old Boys after his retirement set the record straight in a few publications. Musk indeed donated a few times, BUT although the names of OLD Boys who donate are known, the amounts they contribute stay confidential at all times…the music/media centre/library at PBHS did not cost R2.50 and was built during that time…Just recently an innovation centre at PBHS at an (apparent) cost of R10m was also completed. 2 + 2 will always = 4.

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    16 June, 2026 at 21:42
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    #68 Kaya 85

    @Roger (Comment #62)
    Thanks for that info. Ten or twelve years ago, I read a biography or it could have been his autobiography back when he was probably a mere single digit billionaire. I’m by no means anti Musk like some people seem to be, but it also appears he did not exactly have a great time at PBHS and did not take kindly to them approaching him for donations when he started making his fortune.
    If he were a rugby fan, imagine the possibilities. He’d be putting a team together for Earth v Rest of Universe…or maybe take the Bok squad up to zero gravity for ‘out of this world’ (& ultra high altitude) training. How’s that for a competitive advantage?

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    16 June, 2026 at 20:46
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    #67 Grizzly

    @Pypkan (Comment #66)
    Ek, Feb 72.17 Matriek klaar gemaak.

    ReplyReply
    16 June, 2026 at 18:18
  7. avatar
    #66 Pypkan

    @Vleis (Comment #65)
    I too was born in 1971, but only finished school in 1989. Perhaps you could find somebody in our class who was born as late as March 72, but June/July 72 would really have been extreme.

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    16 June, 2026 at 17:51
  8. avatar
    #65 Vleis

    @Pypkan (Comment #63)
    Lots of us were like that in those days. Over 50% of every matric class was still 17 when they completed matric.

    @Roger (Comment #62)
    I didn’t realise that the kick to his head was preceded by him teasing said kid…although, I’m not sure if his dodgy father can be believed. My mate said that Elon was a cocky chess nerd and caused kak with the wrong jock.

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    16 June, 2026 at 17:35
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    #64 KES Oldboy

    @Pypkan (Comment #63)
    Remember that in the old Transvaal, the TED policy was that you went to school in the year that you would be 6 on 1st July. (And therefore 17 on 1st July of your matric year).Therefore in those days the older kids were the July babies and the youngsters were the June babies who would have been 17.5 at the end of their matric year.

    ReplyReply
    16 June, 2026 at 17:30
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    #63 Pypkan

    @Roger (Comment #62)
    Elon was born late June 1971. Could never understand how he matriculated in 1988. Would have been only halfway to 18 at the end of his school career.

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    16 June, 2026 at 16:03
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    #62 Roger

    @Vleis (Comment #55)
    @Kaya 85 (Comment #49)
    Errol Musk told the full story in an interview – Elon teased a kid who’s father had committed suicide (called him (the father) stupid)) and the kid and friends promptly kicked the living sh#t out of him. When Errol complained to the school, the headmaster’s response was along the lines of, while they don’t condone the violence, Elon could not go around laughing at, and teasing kids, who had suffered terrible recent bereavements. Errol told the headmaster he agreed with Elon, the kid’s father was stupid. Thereafter, the Musk’s left Bryanston High for PBHS (funny that)! There are photos of Elon in the Bryanston High chess team – he was there for grade 8 and 9 years (1984 and 1985).

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    16 June, 2026 at 11:07
  12. avatar
    #61 Vleis

    @Mate (Comment #59) 8-O 8))

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    16 June, 2026 at 00:15
  13. avatar
    #60 Kaya 85

    @Beet … was that the Maritzburg College score?

    ReplyReply
    15 June, 2026 at 21:23
  14. avatar
    #59 Mate

    @Vleis (Comment #58)
    He messed with the SA judo champion

    ReplyReply
    15 June, 2026 at 18:12
  15. avatar
    #58 Vleis

    @Mate (Comment #57)
    :lol: We had some very rough okes, but most of the pupils were placid. Our PE teacher (Mr de Jager) kept us on our toes – he was banned from attending Transvaal senior rugby trials for being too violent…in the 70s even! 8-O :lol:
    .
    PS – you still haven’t told me what happened to David Ryan in the Ellis Park tunnel at Bonde Dag! :?:

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    15 June, 2026 at 12:27
  16. avatar
    #57 Mate

    @Vleis (Comment #55)
    Wasn’t Greenside the most skollie school back then?
    🫣🫣
    Just kidding Vleisie

    ReplyReply
    15 June, 2026 at 11:01
  17. avatar
    #56 SB Rugby

    @Djou (Comment #34)
    Het beter verwag van die jonger spanne.

    ReplyReply
    15 June, 2026 at 08:29
  18. avatar
    #55 Vleis

    @OUD ANKER (Comment #48) :lol: :lol:
    .
    @Kaya 85 (Comment #49) It’s a true story – I have a few mates who were in his year at Bryanston. You’re correct that it was not a violent school; however, every school has it’s thugs and the ones at Bryanston got hold of Musk. Bryanston is probably most famous for producing the most Miss SA winners…or so my female friends from Bryanston tell me!

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    15 June, 2026 at 01:03
  19. avatar
    #54 Sisyphus1866

    PRETORIA BOYS HIGH

    @Pypkan (Comment #41)

    Pretoria Boys High.

    ReplyReply
    14 June, 2026 at 23:38
  20. avatar
    #53 OUD ANKER

    @Snelvuur (Comment #52)
    Ja, ek weet, dis hoekom ek my stekie moes inkry…ek wag eintelik vir een of ander dom opmerking van @Jongmatie en @OomPB

    ReplyReply
    14 June, 2026 at 22:22
  21. avatar
    #52 Snelvuur

    @OUD ANKER (Comment #40)
    Nogal interessant: ek kyk nou na die lys van Comrades wenners oor die jare en ek sien nie een wenner wat nie aan ‘n klub in KZN/Gauteng behoort het nie. Ons manne in die Kaap speel maar rugby, drink wyn en al daai ander lekker goed!

    ReplyReply
    14 June, 2026 at 22:10
  22. avatar
    #51 Kaya 85

    @OUD ANKER (Comment #50)
    Totally wow….serious endurance

    ReplyReply
    14 June, 2026 at 22:01
  23. avatar
    #50 OUD ANKER

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #49)
    Digressing from my original post…how about this laaitie from Malelane, who played E and F teams rugby at Affies and now smashed all route Comrades records in only his 2nd Comrades race…

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    14 June, 2026 at 21:57
  24. avatar
    #49 Kaya 85

    @Vleis (Comment #47)
    I’ve always been a little sceptical of that story, Bryanston in the late ’80s not exactly the ghetto or Westbury… a fight could always go wrong or too far, but it doesn’t seem believable that they had that culture of pervasive violence in the Sandton suburbs, as opposed to the actual conflagrations in the townships for example.

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    14 June, 2026 at 21:42
  25. avatar
    #48 OUD ANKER

    @Vleis (Comment #47)
    Yes, yes….in Pta we will never acknowledge that his roots were dug in JHB…he got his brains north of the Jukskei, finish and klaar!

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    14 June, 2026 at 21:39
  26. avatar
    #47 Vleis

    @OUD ANKER (Comment #46) He’s actually a Jhb boytjie. He grew up in Bryanston and was attending Bryanston High school until he had his head kicked in, so his dad moved him to Boys High in Gr9 (I think), as he was working nearby at the CSIR.

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    14 June, 2026 at 21:15
  27. avatar
    #46 OUD ANKER

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #44)
    He can buy SA….nevermind the Lions…but remember he is a PTA boytjie…mayne he can buy Patrice out at the Bulls…

    ReplyReply
    14 June, 2026 at 18:30
  28. avatar
    #45 OUD ANKER

    @Pypkan (Comment #43)
    100%…het hom persoonlik by PHOBIANS en later weer ontmoet…lang storie…

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    14 June, 2026 at 18:27
  29. avatar
    #44 Kaya 85

    Great Comrades Marathon that was… Affies getting best PR money can buy.
    Re: the Trillionaire, wow. Wouldn’t mind if he bought the Lions so we could inject some serious capital, maybe bring 6 or 7 Saffas home from French/English clubs, plus bring another 6 or 7 Moana Pacifika players here…

    ReplyReply
    14 June, 2026 at 18:25
  30. avatar
    #43 Pypkan

    @OUD ANKER (Comment #42)
    What a champion!

    ReplyReply
    14 June, 2026 at 17:40
  31. avatar
    #42 OUD ANKER

    @Pypkan (Comment #41)
    ‘n Mannetjie van reg oorkant die spoor….hulle 1e rugby span staan bekend as die Candies!

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    14 June, 2026 at 17:09
  32. avatar
    #41 Pypkan

    @OUD ANKER (Comment #40)
    Nog ‘n strikvraag. Watter skool het hierdie week die eerste dollar triljoenêr opgelewer, wie se besigheidsprestasies die alumni van elke ander skool op aarde in die skadu stel?

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    14 June, 2026 at 16:41
  33. avatar
    #40 OUD ANKER

    @Snelvuur@Jongmatie, ek moet net hierdie vraag vra…Paul Roos alumni het al heelwat Bok rugby spelers opgelewer, MAAR hoeveel PRG alumni het al die Comrades marathon 2 keer gewen waarvan 1 atleet’n rekord tyd vir die roete opgelwer het…?

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    14 June, 2026 at 15:02
  34. avatar
    #39 OUD ANKER

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #16)
    Speaking of which. Mexican word of the day: SOFA KING….Bafana Bafana are SOFA KING k*k!

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    14 June, 2026 at 07:26
  35. avatar
    #38 Djou

    @Garsieoldboy (Comment #37)
    100%, paar snaakse beslissings na beide kante.

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    13 June, 2026 at 19:29
  36. avatar
    #37 Garsieoldboy

    @Djou (Comment #36)
    Reken die feit dat daar +-3 minute op elke skrum gemors is dra beslis by tot die telling ook. Waterkloof kan beslis ongelukkig voel hier en daar met n beslissing maar Noordheuwel verdien beslis die wen. WK hulle eie grootste vyande

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    13 June, 2026 at 18:16
  37. avatar
    #36 Djou

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #35)
    I watched the game – lots and lots of mistakes – main reason for the low score!

    ReplyReply
    13 June, 2026 at 17:37
  38. avatar
    #35 Kaya 85

    @Djou (Comment #32)
    I think they are starting to look very good, quite surprised it was such a low scoring game though

    ReplyReply
    13 June, 2026 at 16:21
  39. avatar
    #34 Djou

    @SB Rugby (Comment #33)
    Well done!
    Hoe het jul juniors gevaar teen Kloof?

    ReplyReply
    13 June, 2026 at 15:32
  40. avatar
    #33 SB Rugby

    @Djou (Comment #28)
    🥂 geweet dit gaan gebeur 3 jaar in n ry.

    ReplyReply
    13 June, 2026 at 14:00
  41. avatar
    #32 Djou

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #14)
    I bow before your superiority!

    ReplyReply
    13 June, 2026 at 13:51
  42. avatar
    #31 Mate

    @POD (Comment #29)
    Thank you sir

    ReplyReply
    13 June, 2026 at 11:28
  43. avatar
    #30 Gimnasias

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #16) That’s why I rather watch Banyana. Well coached team.

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    13 June, 2026 at 08:05
  44. avatar
    #29 POD

    @Mate (Comment #27)
    Klofies/Nories around 12:30 and St Andrews/Kingswood around 3:30

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    13 June, 2026 at 06:29
  45. avatar
    #28 Djou

    @SB Rugby (Comment #26)
    Agree, as we saw the past weekend, anything is possible. Waterkloof, however, has one of their stronger 1st teams this year. If you are a betting person, the odds favour them.

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    12 June, 2026 at 10:27
  46. avatar
    #27 Mate

    Does anybody know which games are televised on Supersport 216 tomorrow please?

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    12 June, 2026 at 09:28
  47. avatar
    #26 SB Rugby

    @Djou (Comment #22)
    Speaking of upsets, it might just happen in PTA tomorrow. I would not write off Noordheuwel just yet

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    12 June, 2026 at 09:16
  48. avatar
    #25 Djou

    @agter_die_pale_pa (Comment #24)
    Agree!
    Yet Monnas supporters said – see you in the finals. Ot may well be, but we all know anything is possible in knock-out games!

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    11 June, 2026 at 18:45
  49. avatar
    #24 agter_die_pale_pa

    @Djou (Comment #22)
    I agree. Always felt that there are two teams in Noordvaal that could get Garsfontein on an off day. But after last weekend I think Kloof is the only team potentially standing in GF way of another title. But it still would be an upset.

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    11 June, 2026 at 17:20
  50. avatar
    #23 Mate

    @Grizzly (Comment #21)
    Oom Boet was/is n legend in Potch

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    11 June, 2026 at 16:41
  51. avatar
    #22 Djou

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #14)
    You may want a relook at your Waterkloof vs Noordheuwel prediction!

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    11 June, 2026 at 16:26
  52. avatar
    #21 Grizzly

    @Mate (Comment #20) Ja praat van hulle. Ek het sy PA ontmoet by my seun se laerskool prov krieket toernooi. Sy suster se seun was saam my seun in die span. Wat n week om met daai oom te praat. Hyt die Admin 9 keer gewen. Krieket.Hyt die game laat in sy lewe geleer deur n boek uit te neem van Don Bradman en homself geleer. Die stories wat hy vertel het. Ek was n laatjie en onthou op die Rapport sport se agterblad die foto van Louis met die Admin beker. Die Maandag was daar weer berig in Beeld toe hy se hy Wil krieket eerder as rugby speel. Regte speler op die verkeerde tyd. Volkies was Bulle daai tyd.

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    11 June, 2026 at 16:23
  53. avatar
    #20 Mate

    @Grizzly (Comment #17)
    Volkies het daai jaar amper die double gedoen. Finaal van krieket teen Randburg verloor in n riller

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    11 June, 2026 at 15:12
  54. avatar
    #19 Mate

    @Grizzly (Comment #17)
    Skies praat jy van die Admin beker wen van Volkies in 83.
    Ek het meeste van hulle geken ja
    Louis was in st 9 daai jaar

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    11 June, 2026 at 15:07
  55. avatar
    #18 Mate

    @Grizzly (Comment #17)
    Nee
    Louis was in Volkies
    Hy het van st 6 – matriek 1stes gespeel

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    11 June, 2026 at 15:02
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    #17 Grizzly

    @Mate (Comment #9)
    Was jy saam Louis in daai ’83 span?

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    11 June, 2026 at 14:55
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    #16 Kaya 85

    Mexico 2 – 1 SA

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    11 June, 2026 at 11:41
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    #15 Kaya 85

    KZN
    Maritzburg College 30 – 21 Michaelhouse
    Hilton 28 – 20 Kearsney
    Cape
    Boland Landbou 15 – 38 Stellenberg
    Bishops 18 – 30 Rondebosch
    Wynberg 33 – 23 SACS
    Drostdy 11 – Paarl Gim 59

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    11 June, 2026 at 11:40
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    #14 Kaya 85

    Predictions
    Noordvaal
    Waterkloof 38 – 42 Noordheuwel
    Wesvalia 33 – Klerksdorp 25
    Helpmekaar 35 – 18 Middelburg
    Northvaal
    Pretoria BH 48 – 12 St Albans
    St David’s 22 – 36 St John’s

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    11 June, 2026 at 11:35
  60. avatar
    #13 Kaya 85

    @Mate (Comment #9)
    What a team that must’ve been. 15 tries in a season under 11. Special.

    ReplyReply
    11 June, 2026 at 11:32
  61. avatar
    #12 Mate

    @agter_die_pale_pa (Comment #11)
    Ek dink beseer by Stormers

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    11 June, 2026 at 10:10
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    #11 agter_die_pale_pa

    @Mate (Comment #9)
    Gepraat van Divan Fuller, wonder waar is hy deesdae?

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    11 June, 2026 at 10:00
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    #10 Mate

    Askies, dit was 1976

    ReplyReply
    11 June, 2026 at 09:48
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    #9 Mate

    @agter_die_pale_pa (Comment #8)
    KHS se 0/14’s het n baie goeie speler vir die toekoms,wat in Laerskool Saamtrek was en ook n SA spiesgooi kampioen in sy ouderdom. Groot seun. Gesien hulle was in die Kaap by al die Wynland 3 verlede jaar op uitnodiging maar lyk my die pa het KHS gekies. KHS het n baie goeie spiesgooi akademie so miskien wil hy hom daarop toespits.
    Saamtrek het altyd n baie goeie span, wonder waarheen gaan die meeste.
    Divan Fuller, oud Samie het HJS gekies tydens sy ‘ uitnodigings lang naweek’.
    In 1977 het Saamtrek se 0/11 A die Wes Transvaal liga gewen deur Bailliepark 4-0 in die finaal op Olenpark te klop. Vir Bailliepark daai dag het James Kingston( golfer) Stefan Jacobs (Transvaal snelbouler ) en wyle Louis Vorster (Tvl kolwer) gespeel. Saamtrek het in die seisoen 347 punte aangeteken ( drie het 4 getel) en 0 punte afgestaan.
    My enigste claim to fame op n rugbyveld is dat ek daai seisoen 15 van daai drieë gedruk het.

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    11 June, 2026 at 09:31
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    #8 agter_die_pale_pa

    @Mate (Comment #7)
    Massive one in Klerkies yes. I think its more of the broader community not wanting to test the local ER-infrastructure than one school dodging the other. Some of the derbies late nineties/early 2000’s ended before the final whistle was blown..
    KHS has a rich rugby history, if I am not mistaken, won the Direkteurstrofee (or equivalent) 3 years in a row in the sixties. My uncle played in two of those teams. I think Mate hits the nail on the head with the Noordheuwel/Monnas – Wesvalia/KHS comparison. Both good schools, Wesvalia focusing on local intake while KHS has the benefit of boarding facilities as well.
    I am glad this derby is getting a new life, just like all local derbies in the platteland, it is extremely important for the town as a whole to have. Will be keeping an eye on the juniors as well, as I understand KHS got a more than decent u14 group in this year.

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    11 June, 2026 at 08:07
  66. avatar
    #7 Mate

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #6)
    For years Wesvalia was like Noordheuwel, dodged the big dog but things changed.
    I think Wesvalia by 11.
    Andre Esterhuizen was in Klerksdorp
    Other boks – Tiny Naude , Henry Tromp, Riaan Viljoen and Elton Jantjies ( gr8 and 9) I think

    Wesvalia has never really been a sport school. I can’t think of any notable rugby players except the Cloete brothers who played OFS ( both played 3 rd team at school , Jannie Roets played a few games scrumhalf for Transvaal in the 80’s, Bertus Pool played for Western Transvaal and Northern Transvaal ( did his matric at Potch Gim) and then Nick Bester ( iron man ; Comrades )
    Bester and Esterhuizen were not guys to mess with in a night club, neither was Pool

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    11 June, 2026 at 00:55
  67. avatar
    #6 Kaya 85

    @Mate (Comment #5)
    Ahh … What’s your score prediction?

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    10 June, 2026 at 20:15
  68. avatar
    #5 Mate

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #4)
    Wesvalia is in die Sandton van Klerksdorp
    😂

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    10 June, 2026 at 19:14
  69. avatar
    #4 Kaya 85

    @Mate (Comment #2)
    Wie is Bo-, Wie is Onder Dorp?

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    10 June, 2026 at 18:20
  70. avatar
    #3 Jan Kriel

    Beet, as far as I know, will the U/19 A and B teams, as well as the u/16A teams, of Gim and the Donkies, not be playing due to the number of player of all the teams involved in provicial commitments.

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    10 June, 2026 at 17:42
  71. avatar
    #2 Mate

    Grote in Klerksdorp

    Bo-dorp vs Onder-dorp

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    10 June, 2026 at 17:12
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    #1 ruggaman

    Hi @beet if I’m not mistaken, the College vs Michaelhouse game is in Balgowan this weekend, not PMB.

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    10 June, 2026 at 14:50