School Rugby fixtures & results – week ending 25 July 2026

School Rugby fixtures & results – week ending 25 July 2026
WESTERN CAPE
Mon.20Jul WP SACS 27-26 Ysgol Glantaf WAL
Sat.25Jul WP Boland Landbou 26-42 Wynberg WP
Sat.25Jul WP Paarl Gim 52-24 Rondebosch WP
Sat.25Jul WP Durbanville 07-56 Paarl BH WP
Sat.25Jul WP SACS 34-38 Paul Roos WP
Sat.25Jul WP Milnerton 19-15 Tygerberg WP
Sat.25Jul WP Brackenfell 54-05 Monument Park BOL
Sat.25Jul WP Melkbosstrand 12-52 Parel Vallei WP
Sat.25Jul WP Bellville 26-13 Hermanus BOL
Sat.25Jul WP Bosmansdam 15-29 Strand WP
Sat.25Jul WP Stellenberg 26-21 Outeniqua SWD
Sat.25Jul BOL Charlie Hofmeyr 45-28 Hugenote BOL
Sat.25Jul BOL Drostdy 31-24 Oakdale SWD
Sat.25Jul WP DF Akademie 31-27 Punt SWD
Sat.25Jul WP Bosmansdam 15-29 Strand WP
KWAZULU-NATAL
Sat.25Jul KZN Durban HS 21-21 Jeppe LIO
Sat.25Jul KZN Maritzburg Coll 12-40 Affies BUL
Sat.25Jul KZN Glenwood 23-82 Northwood KZN
EASTERN CAPE
Sat.25Jul BOR Port Rex 21-49 Marlow EP
Sat.25Jul BOR Cambridge 00-63 Queen’s BOR
Sat.25Jul BOR Ooskus Gim 19-55 Dale BOR
Sat.25Jul BOR Selborne 26-28 Hudson Park BOR
Sat.25Jul EP Graeme 61-24 Pearson EP
Sat.25Jul EP Muir 24-36 Brandwag (EP) EP
Sat.25Jul EP Nico Malan 95-12 DF Malherbe EP
Sat.25Jul EP Framesby 28-35 Grey HS EP
Sat.25Jul EP Kingswood 70-07 Stirling BOR
Sat.25Jul EP Daniel Pienaar 45-43 Andrew Rabie EP
FREE STATE – GRIQUAS
Sat.25Jul GRQ Diamantveld 73-00 Goudveld GRF Wesgrow SSR
Sat.25Jul FS Fichardtpark 31-34 Witteberg GRF Wesgrow SSR
Sat.25Jul GRF Beth. Voortrekker 22-31 Jim Fouche FS Wesgrow SSR
Sat.25Jul GRF Trio 39-26 Sentraal FS Wesgrow SSR
Thu.23Jul FS Grey College 95-00 Harrow ENG
Sat.25Jul GRQ Upington 35-21 Kalahari (Kuruman) GRQ
Sat.25Jul FS Landboudal 26-17 Duineveld GRQ
NOORDVAAL CUP
Sat.25Jul VAL EG Jansen 24-34 Waterkloof BUL NV Cup
Sat.25Jul PUM Middelburg 35-68 Monument LIO NV Cup
Sat.25Jul LEO Rustenburg 37-34 Helpmekaar LIO NV Cup
Sat.25Jul BUL Menlopark 45-42 Noordheuwel LIO NV Cup
Sat.25Jul BUL Zwartkop 49-33 Nelspruit PUM NV Plate
Sat.25Jul PUM HTS Middelburg 19-32 Oos-Moot BUL NV Plate
Sat.25Jul VAL Transvalia 40-14 Montana BUL NV Plate
Sat.25Jul LEO Klerksdorp 19-44 Kempton Park VAL NV Plate
Sat.25Jul LIM Pietersburg 47-29 Lichtenburg LEO NV Shield
Sat.25Jul LIO Marais Viljoen 51-15 Ligbron PUM NV Shield
Sat.25Jul PUM Secunda 11-33 Heidelberg VS VAL NV Shield
Sat.25Jul PUM Piet Retief 41-07 Eldoraigne BUL NV Shield
NOORDVAAL
Sat.25Jul BUL Pretoria BH 17-29 KES LIO
Sat.25Jul LIO Northcliff 30-33 Parktown LIO

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35 Comments

  1. avatar
    #35 Grasshopper

    @star (Comment #33) Our biggest loss in history to a KZN opponent, but that was expected. No rugby in 6 weeks for most of the team whilst Northwood had a contingent at Craven Week keeping in shape and game ready. The 1st half was close but then Northwood’s superior conditioning & match fitness kicked in. Poor coaching from Glenwood. Silly to have Old Boys Day this time of the year. BUT there is a plan and it’s in motion, OBs are gathering around the world, I already have over 40x OBs in the UK on a chat group, we have all bought Old Boys rugby jerseys and many will be contributing soon. The juniors did much better. It’s very difficult to sustain these professional programs, Glenwood knows, 15 years straight. DHS, Westville and Northwood will eventually hit a wall too. I heard a WOB just dropped R2m to buy a house near the school to create more BE space, you just need to find a few OBs like that. What was most pleasing was the amazing feedback from Jamie Wimble’s dad around the Glenwood boys ‘gees’ & manners, he was impressed. The school is doing well considering the circumstances and we will always unearth sporting talent from the less affluent areas, that has been our forte since we were founded 116 years ago today. Nihil Humani Alienum!

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    1 August, 2026 at 08:16
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    #34 Westville_Boy

    @star (Comment #33)
    It was their old boys day. Tough.

    ReplyReply
    31 July, 2026 at 16:46
  3. avatar
    #33 star

    What happened on Dixon’s? Going back a few seasons that score line would have been unfathomable. Were NW really that good? I heard on the radio that it was GW’s OB day.

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    29 July, 2026 at 11:41
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    #32 Snelvuur

    @POD (Comment #29)
    Ek dink nie die bedoeling is om die uitslag te regverdig of te verduidelik nie; ek dink dis meer om konteks te gee en die ouens wat wel gespeel het ‘n klop op die skouer te gee. Bv. Dan Whitehead moes nou al ‘n paar keer speel weens Pheiffer se onbeskikbaarheid (weens harsingskudding en besering) en het nog nooit in ‘n eerstespantrui verloor nie, Tom Cruikshank het sy buiging vir die eerstespan Saterdag op 12 gemaak en heel goed vertoon teen twee WP senters, dit was Riley Combrinck op regtervleuel se eerste wedstryd sedert die Affies wedstryd, Lehan Barnard wat heeljaar haker speel moes weer diens op vaskop doen en Brandon Hamman het slegs vir die tweede keer van die bank af gekom en die wendrie gedruk. Dis ‘n groot pluimpie vir hierdie manne dat hulle kon step-up teen ‘n begeesterde en talentvolle SACS-span en steeds die wa deur die drif trek.

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    28 July, 2026 at 07:00
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    #31 Snelvuur

    @Janneman04 (Comment #28)
    De Bruin het ‘n besering gedra van voor die wedstryd af en kon dus net van die bank af speel; Pheiffer het gelyk asof hy in die wedstryd ‘n besering opgedoen het.

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    28 July, 2026 at 06:52
  6. avatar
    #30 Kudu

    @POD (Comment #29)
    Ja-Nee. Jy kan dit beslis weer sê. Al die jare al….

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    27 July, 2026 at 15:36
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    #29 POD

    Ek verstaan nie hoekom PRG ondersteuners voel hulle moet n verloor, en selfs n wen, soos in hierdie geval, verduidelik nie. Of dat ander verwag hulle moet dit verduidelik nie.

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    27 July, 2026 at 13:57
  8. avatar
    #28 Janneman04

    Hoekom het Pfeiffer en de Bruyn slegs een helfde gespeel die naweek?

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    27 July, 2026 at 11:14
  9. avatar
    #27 JongMatie

    @Snelvuur (Comment #21)
    Ons het die beseerde spelers geweldig gemis.
    Manne vergeet vinnig ons het meer hokkie as rugby spelers..

    ReplyReply
    27 July, 2026 at 11:10
  10. avatar
    #26 Rainier

    If I received a R5 coin every time a PRG supporter mentioned injuries or player availability as an excuse I would be richer than DOGE Musk.

    ReplyReply
    27 July, 2026 at 11:00
  11. avatar
    #25 Tang

    11 GRADE 11'S!

    @wanza_15 (Comment #15)
    A young Boys High Team, who were dominant for the bulk of the game, couldn’t find a way to finish it off. This young boys high team, loaded with talent but lacking in self belief, will be back to settle many scores next year. I look forward to their continued growth and I have no doubt the addition of some truly talented u16’s will showcase some open, running rugby next year.
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    27 July, 2026 at 10:00
  12. avatar
    #24 Kaya 85

    @Snelvuur (Comment #22)
    Great post thanks Snellas
    @ Mate
    Yeah, some good ones

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    26 July, 2026 at 21:15
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    #23 Kaya 85

    @wanza_15 (Comment #15)
    KES v Jeppe game 2 gonna be a good one (again). Both sharp and fresh.

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    26 July, 2026 at 21:12
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    #22 Snelvuur

    I traded the big circuit schoolboy rugby this week for a trip to Robertson to watch HS Robertson vs HS Stellenbosch. Let me tell you: HS Robertson’s backline is properly cooking. The two standouts for me were Dihego “Sinker” Braaf at 9 (played 21 for Boland at Craven Week and Juwayden van Niekerk at 10 (Boland’s 10 at Craven Week). Juwayden’s brother also had a great game at 12. But, man, Braaf at 9 can play. I watched him throughout Craven Week: I thought he was excellent and changed the game every time he came on for Boland, but he was even better on Saturday. If any union’s prepared to take a chance on a relatively unknown player outside the “big” schools, they’re gonna pick up a hell of a player for a steal there. Van Niekerk at 10 looks and plays very similar to Jeandré Uithaler who played for Noordheuwel (and SA A) in 2025, except he might be even slightly quicker. Robertson completely tore Stellenbosch apart, scoring multiple 80m+ counterattacking tries. Looking forward to their interschools later this year vs Charlie Hofmeyr!

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    26 July, 2026 at 21:11
  15. avatar
    #21 Snelvuur

    @buitestaander (Comment #20)
    SACS was tops – beste game van hulle sover hierdie jaar. Dit is ook nie ‘n palooka-span daai nie: klomp WP verteenwoordigers met nóg ouens wat laasjaar WP Grant Khomo gespeel het. Hulle behoort ‘n behoorlike span volgende jaar te hê. Ek dink dit was ‘n belangrike wen vir PRG na die Gim wedstryd einde laas kwartaal en, soos jy sê, sonder Steyn (WP vaskop), Armitage (Akademieweek skrumskakel), Nel (WP XV binnesenter), Basson (SA Skole buitesenter), en met beide Pheiffer (SA Skole losskakel) en De Bruin (SA A slot/agsteman) wat elkeen net ‘n helfte kon speel.

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    26 July, 2026 at 21:04
  16. avatar
    #20 buitestaander

    SACS was uitstekend. Paul Roos was sonder talle gereelde spelers. Ses drieë teenoor drie dui seker darem nie daarop dat jy gelukkig was om te wen nie. ‘n Span se vermoë om wedstryde soos hierdie te wen is altyd ‘n aanduiding van ‘n goeie span.

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    26 July, 2026 at 10:44
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    #19 Janneman04

    Jake Dave is a proper rugby player. I also rate Landbou’s 9 very highly, although not a fan of his name on a Sunday morning :D

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    26 July, 2026 at 08:08
  18. avatar
    #18 Mate

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #13)
    I think you would have walked out with even money today. Not so sure you should start a Bel en Bet agency
    😂

    ReplyReply
    25 July, 2026 at 21:30
  19. avatar
    #17 Mate

    @OupaPB (Comment #16)
    Ek hoor daai ref het nuwe hoogtes bereik

    ReplyReply
    25 July, 2026 at 21:26
  20. avatar
    #16 OupaPB

    PRG baie gelukkig om te wen teen Sacs.

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    25 July, 2026 at 20:59
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    #15 wanza_15

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #13)
    Interesting.. I don’t think Boys High will beat KES.. KES who have nearly everyone back, I have the same score but the other way around.
    And then Jeppe, yup, I think away from home it could be worse even lol.

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    24 July, 2026 at 21:07
  22. avatar
    #14 OupaPB

    Hokkie Sacs 2=2 PRG. Nr1 teen nr2

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    24 July, 2026 at 20:38
  23. avatar
    #13 Kaya 85

    Predictions
    Boland LB 22 – 26 Wynberg
    Paarl Gim 40 – 3 Rondebosch
    SACS 6 – 38 Paul Roos
    DHS 37 – 33 Jeppe
    Maritzburg College 25 – 32 Affies
    Pretoria BH 29 – 19 KES
    EG Jansen 17 – 40 Waterkloof
    Menlopark 22 – 25 Noordheuwel

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    24 July, 2026 at 16:12
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    #12 Rainier

    @ruggaman (Comment #11) Gungets Tuft is my mate, so I cannot insult College. And I was at the 1985 match between College and Grey – still probably the most iconic SBR match ever in SA.

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    23 July, 2026 at 15:25
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    #11 ruggaman

    @Rainier (Comment #9)
    While I have a foot either side of Marianhill these days, unfortunately (for me) neither institution can be blamed for my poor arithmetic!

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    23 July, 2026 at 09:58
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    #10 ruggaman

    Counted the u16s twice in my head clearly!

    Either way it’s so good to see so many of our boys still choosing rugby, for 2 schools to be able to put out 27 teams. Would think that number is similar or bigger in many of the Western Cape fixtures involving the big Afrikaans schools and the PRG/Grey fixture. Long may it continue!

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    23 July, 2026 at 09:55
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    #9 Rainier

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #7) Must be the DHS influence…

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    23 July, 2026 at 09:41
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    #8 PASSIONATE ABOUT RUGBY

    Affies vs College fixtures this weekend total 27 fixtures not 33!!

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    22 July, 2026 at 22:29
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    #7 Kaya 85

    @ruggaman (Comment #5) i count 27 …

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    22 July, 2026 at 20:16
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    #6 OupaPB

    Interskole is naby

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    22 July, 2026 at 20:05
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    #5 ruggaman

    How good is it to see Affies and College are playing 33 rugby fixtures on Saturday.

    1st – 10th
    U16A – F
    U15A – E
    U14A – F

    Here’s to no serious injuries and a fantastic day of rugby for all the boys, staff and parents.

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    22 July, 2026 at 15:53
  32. avatar
    #4 Kaya 85

    @tzavosky (Comment #3)
    the best one liner from old Nigel Owens

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    22 July, 2026 at 10:47
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    #3 tzavosky

    @Kaya 85 (Comment #2) I admire you for sitting through all those on field antics. Did watch the final, though – so wished that Nigel Owens (“this is not soccer!”} was the referee!

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    21 July, 2026 at 21:21
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    #2 Kaya 85

    Feel I’ve done my duty to peaceful world coexistence by watching all that football, only nodded off twice in the final, once in each half, then was scrolling on FB when the winning goal was scored. Still, fairly entertaining. I thought Austria definitely had the nicest jerseys (red with black sleeves, vivid eagle logo) followed by the France pale trace mint 2nd kit. Kaya was rooting for Cabo Verde and DR Congo, my chinas, which reminds me of Wilgerivier in schools rugby 2026. Predictions by Thursday.

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    21 July, 2026 at 20:23
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    #1 Kaya 85

    Greetings gentlemen. Kaya is back in his post, this year gave GK and Craven week a total miss in favour of world cup soccer and Wimbledon. And although I watched the Bok games, Kaya will not be watching the All Blacks series because I prefer watching without emotion as a neutral. I note with interest that Grey College are playing the famous Harrow School, should be good. I wonder if Rugby School toured here. Imagine playing rugby against Rugby, wouldn’t that be something?

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    21 July, 2026 at 20:16