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Win or face unemployment as Cheetahs face Currie Cup exile
Frans Steyn delivers brutal reality check: win final two SA Cup games or face unemployment. Cheetahs’ Currie Cup place hangs by a thread.
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Noord-Kaap se eerste volwaardige vrouerugbyklubs speel ‘harde rugby’
Geskiedenis is in die Noord-Kaap gemaak met sy eerste vier volwaardige vrouerugbyklubs, met die intreewedstryde van die Avbob Vrouerugby Superliga wat op 11 April begin het.
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Absa Wildeklawer: The teams that turned heads this weekend
Paarl Gim, Paul Roos, Stellenberg, Northwood and Waterkloof – the five teams that truly impressed at this year’s Absa Wildeklawer tournament.
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Hosts claim gritty 28-19 win as Grey Festival kicks off
Grey High stage stunning comeback to defeat Michaelhouse 28-19 at home in physical Grey Festival opener.
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Gim power passed Helpmekaar to close day two of Absa Wildeklawer
Paarl Gim stamp authority with comprehensive 45-10 victory over Helpmekaar in final match of day two at Absa Wildeklawer.
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Grey College overpower brave Noordheuwel 34-12
Grey College power past Noordheuwel 34-12 at Wildeklawer but underdogs earn respect with brave defensive display.
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Affies steamroll Outeniqua 55-26 in Absa Wildeklawer rout
Affies run riot in second half to crush Outeniqua 55-26 at Wildeklawer after weathering early storm from brave Kwaggas.
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Knights push Paarl Boys High to the limit at Absa Wildeklawer
Boishaai hold their nerve to edge Northwood 21-18 in a tense Wildeklawer clash as the Knights push them all the way to the final whistle.
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Mashao’s final mad dash saves Jeppe in 31-26 epic
Last-gasp drama as Jeppe edge Boland Landbou 31-26 after the hosts mounted a remarkable comeback from 26-7 down at Wildeklawer.
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Power trumps pace as Oakdale beat Westville 40-24
Oakdale’s brutal physicality proves too much for stylish Westville as they claim a 40-24 victory at the Absa Wildeklawer.
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