Grey and Boishaai shine at Wildeklawer

The Wildeklawer schools festival came to an end in Kimberley on Saturday, and the results of the two days’ play have gone some way to determine the pecking order of the top rugby schools, writes THEO GARRUN.

KES demolish Jeppe

The Joburg schools rugby bragging rights belong to King Edward after their emphatic 49-31 win over Jeppe on Saturday. THEO GARRUN reports.

Grey and Paarl Gim impress

The stage is set for a number of epic clashes on day two of the Wildeklawer festival in Kimberly on Saturday, writes THEO GARRUN.

Big weekend for schools rugby

The coming weekend will be one of the biggest on the schools calendar, with the Wildeklawer Festival and big derby games in Cape Town and Joburg taking place. THEO GARRUN reports.

Jeppe too good for Pretoria Boys’

Jeppe beat Pretoria Boys’ High 57-35 in a high-scoring clash on Saturday, writes THEO GARRUN.

Some schools stood out on wet weekend

Paarl Boys’ High, Helpmekaar, Westville, Rondebosch, Selborne and St Benedict’s were the teams that impressed over the Easter weekend, writes THEO GARRUN.

Three out of three for Paarl Boys’

Paarl Boys’ High ended the St John’s Easter Festival with three wins out of three, while HTS Daniel Pienaar were too strong for Graeme College in the only other game that could be completed. THEO GARRUN reports.

Helpmekaar on a roll at St John’s festival

Helpmekaar beat St Alban’s 33-19 at the St John’s Easter Rugby Festival on Saturday. Other wins were scored by Graeme College, the Golden Lions XV and the NSW Combined Schools side. THEO GARRUN reports.

Westville crush Queen’s at KES festival

Westville Boys’ beat Queen’s College 50-12 at the KES Easter Rugby Festival on Saturday. The other wins were for Northwood, Ben Vorster and Waterkloof. THEO GARRUN reports.

Boishaai, Helpmekaar shine at St John’s

While Paarl Boys’ High thrashed a Golden Lions XV 66-7 at the St John’s College Easter Rugby Festival on Thursday, there were also wins for Helpmekaar, Windhoek Gim, St Charles, Nelspruit and the hosts. THEO GARRUN reports.