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Grey and Paarl Gim impress

Monument's Henco Van Wyk Grey and Paarl Gim impress
Published on May 3, 2019 | Leave a response

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

Grey College will be meeting Paarl Gimnasium, and Paarl Boys’ High take on Affies in match-ups between the teams that were most impressive in their first outings on Thursday, and when the dust settles on Saturday night, we will have a pretty good idea of who the top dogs in schools rugby are going to be this year.

The Paarl Gim and Grey College games were both stopped short on Thursday. Paarl Gim were 73-7 ahead of Transvalia when the game was called five minutes from time, and the Grey vs Outeniqua game was stopped when Grey got to 64-7 with 10 minutes still to go.

Paarl Boys’ High were very impressive in downing Glenwood 55-7, while Affies finished strongly against a very game HTS Drostdy side, winning 38-22.

Monument beat Boland Landbou 42-33 in an entertaining clash. They had Boland on their knees early in the game, but the Cape side fought back in the last minutes of the second half to close the gap to 14-12 at the break.

Monnas then stormed ahead early in the second half, only to see Boland come back strongly again, holding them to a nine-point winning margin in the end.

Monument centre Henco van Wyk was their star. He scored three tries in the game – one of three players to get hat-tricks on the day. The others were Curwin Gertse of Paarl Gim, who actually scored four tries against Transvalia, and Affies No 8 George Oosthuizen, who scored three in their win over Drostdy.

RESULTS

Framesby 29 Menlopark 21
Welkom Gim 20 Waterkloof 39
Oakdale 14 Garsfontein 31
Transvalia 7 Paarl Gim 73
Monument 42  Boland Landbou 33
Grey College 64 Outeniqua 7
Paarl Boys’ High 55 Glenwood 7
Affies 38 Drostdy 22
Noord-Kaap 34 Helpmekaar 33

Saturday’s Fixtures

8am Boland Landbou vs Transvalia
9:10am Monument vs Drostdy
10:20am Framesby vs Helpmekaar
11:30am Welkom Gim vs Stellenberg
12:40pm Menlo Park vs Oakdale
1:50pm Garsfontein vs Glenwood
3pm Paarl Boys’ vs Affies
4:10pm Grey College vs Paarl Gim
5:20pm Noord Kaap vs Outeniqua
6:30pm Diamantveld vs Waterkloof

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