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Top spot on the line at Die Plaas in massive Cape weekend
Stellenberg’s number-one ranking under threat as Western Cape delivers blockbuster weekend with Paul Roos, Oakdale, Paarl Gim and derby clashes.
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Schoolboy rugby fireworks as KZN’s finest eye provincial selection
Hilton College hosts Sharks Craven Week trials as KZN’s top schoolboy rugby sides battle for provincial selection and pride in blockbuster Saturday fixtures.
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Epic derbies set to ignite SA schoolboy rugby this weekend
Massive schoolboy rugby derbies hit South Africa this Saturday with Monument vs Noordheuwel and Middelburg vs HTS.
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Shock result as underdogs Middelburg topple Menlopark
Middelburg stun Menlopark 26-25 with 14 men in thrilling Virseker Noordvaal Cup upset.
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Determined Kearsney stun Westville with gutsy upset draw
Kearsney battle strong Westville outfit to thrilling 14-14 draw in entertaining clash.
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Junior Boks skipper backs defence to down Australia on Sunday
Junior Boks skipper Riley Norton insists defence will define Sunday’s U20 Rugby Championship clash with a dangerous Australian side.
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Garsfontein turn one-point deficit into 49-24 rout against Helpmekaar
Garsfontein claim a commanding 49-24 victory over Helpmekaar, turning a tight first half into a second-half masterclass.
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Nerves of steel: Hilton edge Michaelhouse 23-21 in thriller
Hilton hold their nerve to beat Michaelhouse 23-21 with a final penalty after House mounted a breathtaking second-half fightback.
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Midlands Derby headlines weekend as Garsfontein-Helpmekaar rematch looms
Hilton’s perfect record meets Michaelhouse challenge while Garsfontein-Helpmekaar Virseker Cup rematch delivers northern drama this weekend.
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Absa Wildeklawer results shake The Rugby Factory Rankings
Grey High crash rankings after Michaelhouse upset. Hilton’s unbeaten run faces sternest test while Waterkloof rise and DHS tumble out.
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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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Wimble wins top prize as Absa Wildeklawer delivers rugby magic
Northwood’s Jamie Wimble named player of the tournament as Absa Wildeklawer delivers cracking schoolboy rugby and unearths new talent.
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