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22 Apr 2010
Grey Bloem have slipped to No 2 in the first schools rankings of 2010.
1. Affies
2. Grey College
3. Paul Roos
4. Paarl Boys’
5. Monument
6. Boland Landbou
7. Paarl Gim
8. St Andrew’s
9. Ben Vorster
10. Diamantveld
11. Selborne
12. Waterkloof
13. Grey High
14. Westville
15. EG Jansen
16. Florida
17. Glenwood
18. Queen’s
19. Jeppe
20. Dale
Source: rugby365.com
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14 Comments
22 Apr 2010, 12:44 pm
School Dragons!
22 Apr 2010, 12:45 pm
No KES, Parktown, Hilton, Michaelhouse, DHS… come on okes
22 Apr 2010, 13:07 pm
12 of the Top 20 will be on showcase this weekend at the Wildeklawer Super School Tournament hosted by Affies in Pretoria.
The Top 7 will all be present.
09h00 Florida vs Wildeklawer Barbarians
10h15 Framesby vs EG Jansen
11h30 Boland Landbou vs Waterkloof
12h45 Paarl Gymnasium vs Grey College
14h00 Diamantveld vs HTS Middelburg
15h15 Boys High Paarl vs Glenwood
16h30 Outeniqua vs Monument
17h45 Afrikaans Hoër Seunskool vs Paul Roos Gymnasium
I will be covering all the matches for Rugby15 and giving Live Updates on the Twitter and Facebook feeds.
Massive weekend for School Boy Rugby and can’t wait to see what the future has in store for some of these boys.
Rankings look pretty fair. I would have had Grey @ #1 but I’m sure that will be the way it reads at the end of the season.
22 Apr 2010, 13:14 pm
@A_Poc: Wow that is a GREAT day of schoolboy rugby!
22 Apr 2010, 13:22 pm
That is only the draws for Saturday.
Sunday is a rest day and kicking lessons with Morne Steyn and Vlok Cilliers.
Monday will see them all going at it again. Draws for Monday will only be released after Saturday’s matches.
I am hoping for a Grey vs Paul Roos rematch.
And maybe Affies vs Monument.
22 Apr 2010, 13:40 pm
@A_Poc: I doubt that will happen… As the Grey College – Paul Roos is an annual “derby” fixture, they are bound to play against each other in August some time! Not sure about Affies & Monnas though…
22 Apr 2010, 13:45 pm
Bok fan, be honest with yourself. An abundance of rugby talent isn’t developed at english schools..
22 Apr 2010, 14:19 pm
@Partizan: Ja I know – it was half-tongue-in-cheek
22 Apr 2010, 14:56 pm
Lol my school doesn’t even feature
22 Apr 2010, 16:51 pm
Eastern Cape well represented! Go boys!
23 Apr 2010, 15:53 pm
@A_Poc: Grey College won’t play PRG as they have a big local derby, the same goes for all the schools having local derbies against one another. The second day’s fixtures will be determined depending on the first day’s results. My guess is Affies vs Paarl Boishaai, PRG vs Monnas, Grey vs some other school like Glenwood maybe. Go to www(dot)affiesklub600(dot)co(dot)za for further info or read all the interesting blogging going on at www(dot)rugby365(dot)com/schools/news/2371121(dot)htm
23 Apr 2010, 15:54 pm
sorry not local derbies, rather yearly derbies…as all schools are not from the same provinces obviously!
24 Apr 2010, 14:15 pm
partizan, I’m not sure where you guys live but of the 20 schools in the current Top 20, 7 are English, 11 are Afrikaans and 2 are bilingual. Afrikaners dominate rugby, but no more than English speakers dominate cricket.
6 May 2010, 01:07 am
Not sure how you are working out these rankings but they seem to differ from the ones on saschoolsports ? Why is Glenwood so far down?
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