College carrot for Easter festival

College carrot for Easter festival

19 Mar 2010

Varsity College will be awarding bursaries to the top three players in the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival.

These bursaries are worth R60 000 each and each recipient will be awarded a contract at the Sharks Academy and they will study towards a B Com Marketing degree.

The three bursaries are based on sport and academic performance and a selection committee who will be scouting during the tournament will choose recipients. The top backline player, top forward and one overall outstanding player will be awarded on the Saturday.

The Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival will take place from Thursday, 1 April to Monday, 5 April.

Pictured (from left): Carole Adam (Varsity College), KG Segole (Kearsney head boy), Warren Seals (Kearsney deputy head boy and 1st XV captain), Stafford Green (festival director)


4 Comments

  • 1.Gambit25: Reply to this comment
    19 Mar 2010, 09:05 am

    GO JEPPE!!!

    Black and White
    Black and White
    All we see is the black and white
    Black and White
    Black and White
    All we see is the black and white
    Black and White
    Black and White
    All we see is the black and white
    Black and White
    Black and White

  • 2.Gambit25: Reply to this comment
    19 Mar 2010, 09:07 am

    Just had to put this on a thread somewhere…

    Here’s to all the good times in a black and white blazer! Goodluck for tomorrow.

    JEPPE!!!!

  • 3.Dantalian: Reply to this comment
    19 Mar 2010, 15:23 pm

    Does it have to be a B Com Marketing degree?

  • 4.Bergie: Reply to this comment
    23 Mar 2010, 07:24 am

    I doubt it if they will be able to give bursaries to the top players, most of the top players have already signed contracts. Cheap trick to try and get more Grey players to play for the Sharks!

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