3 May 2024
RUGBY
ABSA Wildeklawer
A fantastic day for DHS, who delivered an outstanding performance to defeat a very good Oakdale Landbou 1st XV was counter-balanced by a tough day for Maritzburg College, who took on Grey College under lights on Thursday.
Glenwood‘s 1st XV was well beaten by Noordheuwel, but their age group teams performed well and produced a clean sweep of their games against Dr EG Jansen.
1st XV
Diamantveld 57-25 Marlow Landbou
Affies 43-21 Paarl Boys’ High
Noordheuwel 55-13 Glenwood
Waterkloof 51-32 Outeniqua
DHS 33-12 Oakdale Landbou
Paarl Gimnasium 36-33 Dr EG Jansen
Helpmekaar 43-21 Boland Landbou
Welkom Gimnasium 54-28 HTS Drostdy
Framesby 51-22 St John’s College (NZ)
Paul Roos 29-27 Monument
Stellenberg 26-22 Garsfontein
Grey College 46-0 Maritzburg College
u16
Helpmekaar 19-7 Boland Landbou
Diamantveld 4-27 Marlow Landbou
Grey College 33-20 Maritzburg College
Monument 25-17 Paul Roos
Stellenberg 26-21 Garsfontein
Glenwood 19-13 Dr EG Jansen
Affies 16-5 Paarl Boys’ High
Outeniqua 19-15 Waterkloof
Oakdale Landbou 22-20 DHS
u15
DHS 34-14 Oakdale Landbou
Marlow Landbou 38-5 Diamantveld
Grey College 31-7 Maritzburg College
Paul Roos 29-17 Monument
Boland Landbou 22-12 Helpmekaar
Outeniqua 45-3 Waterkloof
Garsfontein 11-11 Stellenberg
Affies 24-11 Paarl Boys’ High
Glenwood 33-7 Dr EG Jansen
u14
Oakdale Landbou 14-3 DHS
Boland Landbou 23-20 Helpmekaar
Paul Roos 28-23 Monument
Garsfontein 31-5 Stellenberg
Diamantveld 43-6 Marlow Landbou
Glenwood 13-5 Dr EG Jansen
Outeniqua 46-0 Waterkloof
Grey College 41-0 Maritzburg College
Paarl Boys’ High 16-11 Affies
GREY HIGH FESTIVAL
At the Grey High Rugby Festival, Westville turned on the style to knock over Durbanville. St Charles were also comfortable winners over Ithembelihle.
Westville’s age group teams all won, while St Charles had mixed results, although all of the matches could have gone either way.
1st
Grey High 33-15 St John’s College
Jeppe 29-3 Graeme College
Queen’s College 54-19 St Stithians
St Andrew’s College 25-17 Parktown
Westville 41-17 Durbanville
Brandwag 24-24 Hudson Park
Muir College 50-29 Mali Foundation XV
St Charles College 52-10 Ithembilehle
Grey High 2nd 40-10 Framesby
u16
Grey High 68-10 Parktown
Durbanville 52-12 Framesby
Westville 14-5 Graeme College
HTS Drostdy 62-3 Brandwag
Hudson Park 5-0 St Stithians
Queen’s College 13-8 St Charles
St Andrew’s 33-13 St John’s
Grey High B 50-7 Framesby B
u15
Grey High 27-26 Durbanville
HTS Drostdy 78-0 Queen’s College
St John’s 21-0 St Andrew’s College
Westville 34-17 Graeme College
Framesby 17-10 St Charles
Hudson Park 19-7 Muir College
Grey High B 17-12 Framesby
u14
Grey High 29-10 HTS Drostdy
Durbanville 71-0 Framesby
Westville 31-15 Graeme College
Queen’s College 7-7 St Charles
St Andrew’s College 38-14 St John’s
Hudson Park 30-5 Muir College
Grey B 17-3 Framesby
HOCKEY
DHS and Westville qualified for the quarterfinals of the Hibbert Shield, although both suffered losses in their pools. DHS were edged out 1-0 by Bishops, which was their first loss of 2024. Meanwhile, Paul Roos, coached by former DHS Director of Hockey, Michael Baker, easily accounted for Westville.
The game between DHS and Selborne College, who went into the game against the Horseflies with a record of 15 runs, one draw and one loss, was a cracker, producing nine goals, with only one goal separating the sides at the end.
Clifton, up against elite teams in Grey High and Paarl Gimnasium, were well beaten.
DHS won two tight games in u16 competition, including against Clifton, while Westville’s outstanding u14 team overcame a big challenge from Grey High to keep their record clean.
1st XI
Hibbert Shield
Westville 2-1 St Stithians
Bishops 3-2 Selborne
Garsfontein 0-0 Pearson
Paul Roos 8-1 St Stithians
Grey High 8-1 Clifton
DHS 5-4 Selborne
Paarl Gimnasium 6-2 Clifton
Bishops 1-0 DHS
Grey High 1-0 Paarl Gimnasium
SACS 3-0 Garsfontein
Paul Roos 5-1 Westville
u16
Hibbert Cup
Paarl Gim 1-1 Selborne
St Andrew’s College 0-0 Waterkloof
Grey High 1-0 Garsfontein
DHS 2-0 Pearson
SACS 3-0 Selborne
Paarl Roos 7-0 Waterkloof
Garsfontein 2-0 Westville
DHS 2-1 Clifton
SACS 4-0 Paarl Gim
St Andrew’s College 0-1 Paul Roos
Westville 0-4 Grey High
Pearson 1-0 Clifton
u14
Hibbert Plate
Grey High 5-0 Garsfontein
Paarl Gim 3-1 Woodridge
St Andrew’s College 2-2 Waterkloof
DHS 0-1 Pearson
Garsfontein 1-7 Westville
SACS 2-1 Woodridge
Paul Roos 1-0 Waterkloof
DHS 1-1 Parel Vallei
Westville 3-2 Grey High
SACS 2-1 Paarl Gim
St Andrew’s College 1-1 Paul Roos
Pearson 0-0 Parel Vallei
FOOTBALL
Absa Wildklawer
Maritzburg College went two for two on the opening day of competition in the Absa Wildeklawer Soccer Tournament, with wins over Northwood and Blinkklip. Unfortunately for the Knights, they went down heavily to Clapham High in their second outing.
Glenwood suffered a tight loss to Norkem Park High in their first match, then drew with Emang Mmogo second time out.
Results
Kimberley Boys’ High 5-0 St Benedict’s College
Louis Botha 4-1 Dale College
Clapham High 2-1 Blinkklip High
Emang Mmogo 3-1 Paul Roos Gymnasium
Virginia High 5-0 Benny Sports Academy
Wildeklawer Academy 1-0 Selborne College
Navalsig High 5-0 Potchefstroom High School for Boys
Maritzburg College 2-1 Northwood School
Norkem Park High 2-1 Glenwood High
Grey College 4-0 Brebner High
Louis Botha 5-1 Potchefstroom High School for Boys
Navalsig High 2-0 Dale College
St Benedict’s College 3-3 Selborne College
Kimberley Boys’ High 0-0 Wildeklawer Academy
Clapham 5-0 Northwood School
Maritzburg College 2-1 Blinkklip High
Paul Roos Gymnasium 1-1 Norkem Park High
Emang Mmogo 0-0 Glenwood High
Leave a Reply