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Preview: Kearsney Easter Festival

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Published on April 16, 2019 | Leave a response

SARugbymag.co.za looks ahead to the 2019 Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival.

HISTORY
Since the first edition in 2008, the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival has grown rapidly to become one of the most prestigious schoolboy festivals in the country. It has previously hosted some of South Africa’s top schools, including Paul Roos and Paarl Gim in 2013 and 2012, while overseas schools such as Christ College from New Zealand have also attended the festival.

THIS YEAR’S PARTICIPANTS 
Tournament regulars Glenwood and Selborne College are back this year. There are, on the whole, four teams from last year’s top-20 rankings lining up at this year’s festival. EG Jansen are back after missing last year’s festival, while Hoërskool Transvalia will be making their first appearance. Dale and Queen’s will not be playing at Kearsney this year, and will instead be participating in the KES Easter Rugby Festival.

MATCHES TO WATCH
Kearsney open the festival on Thursday in what should be a competitive match against Pretoria Boys’ High, while the standout fixture of the festival will see two of the country’s top schools in Glenwood and Selborne face off in the final match on Saturday. Selborne will also play in an Eastern Cape derby, against Framesby on Monday, with Glenwood taking on Transvalia.

FIXTURES

Day 1 (18 April)
Kearsney vs Pretoria Boys’ (9:30am)
Framesby vs Welkom Gim (10:45am)
Selborne vs Noord Kaap (12pm)
HTS Middelburg vs HTS Drostdy (13:15pm)
Glenwood vs EG Jansen (14:30pm)
DHS vs Transvalia (15:45pm)

Day 2 (20 April)
Noord Kaap vs HTS Middelburg (9:30am)
Transvalia vs Pretoria Boys’ (10:45am)
Kearsney vs Framesby (12pm)
Welkom Gim vs HTS Drostdy (1:15pm)
DHS vs EG Jansen (2:30pm)
Selborne vs Glenwood (3:45pm)

Day 3 (22 April)
Noord Kaap vs EG Jansen (9:30am)
HTS Middelburg vs Pretoria Boys’ (10:45am)
Selborne vs Framesby (12pm)
DHS vs HTS Drostdy (1:15pm)
Glenwood vs Transvalia (2:30pm)
Kearsney vs Welkom Gim (3:45pm)

By Dylan Jack

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