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Varsity Sevens results (Day 1)

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Published on October 5, 2018 | Leave a response

All the results from day one of the Varsity Sevens at the Pirates Rugby Club in Johannesburg as they come in. 

Day 1 results:

UWC 15 CPUT 22
Madibaz 21 WSU 17
UJ 12 Tuks 29
UCT 19 Wits 17
Pukke 24 Maties 17
UFS 31 UKZN 19
UWC 29 Madibaz 29
CPUT 47 WSU 5
UJ 34 UCT 12
Tuks 43 Wits 5
Pukke 52 UFS 21
Maties 53 UKZN 12
UWC 50 WSU 5
CPUT 24 Madibaz 17
UJ 14 Wits 17
Tuks 45 Ikeys 7
Pukke 24 UKZN 10
Maties 46 UFS 24

Varsity Sevens pools:

Pool A: UWC, CPUT, Madibaz, WSU-All Blacks
Pool B: UJ, UP-Tuks, UCT, Wits
Pool C: NWU, Maties, Kovsies, UKZN

Photo: Luke Thorrold/Varsity Cup

Posted in Sevens, Varsity Cup Tagged Maties, Tuks, UJ, Varsity Sevens

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