Boishaai run well, KES push Affies close
21 Apr 2012
Schoolboy Derby reviews the top 1st XV action from around the country.
WESTERN CAPE:
Paarl Boys’ are still undefeated in 2012, and they extended their winning streak to six matches with a comfortable victory over Rondebosch at home. Boishaai dominated the first half as they held a 24-3 lead at the break, but Rondebosch came out a stronger team in the second stanza as the hosts failed to add to their advantage.
Paarl Gym came off a bye last weekend, and the rest did their boys well as they ran riot against Tygerberg (75-3). Outeniqua downed Boland Landbou 27-21, while Bishops thrashed Brackenfell 64-0.
Results:
Paarl Boys’ 24 Rondebosch Boys’ 3
Wynberg 54 Primrose RFC 0
Paarl Gym 75 Tygerberg 3
SACS 24 Stellenberg 11
Outeniqua 27 Boland Landbou 21
Drostdy 15 Oakdale 10
Bishops 64 Brackenfell 0
EASTERN CAPE:
With Grey PE doing their thing in Stellenbosch, there was a host of derbies in th Eastern Cape. Queen’s’ 29-17 win over Selborne in an all-Border clash headlined the action. Daniel Pienaar also edged Framesby 26-25 in an exciting match.
Dale, who are showing great form this year, won convincingly at lowly Port Rex (64-19), while Hudson Park did well in a repsectable 17-14 defeat to Marlow.
Results:
Marlow 17 Hudson Park 14
Queen’s 29 Selborne 17
Die Brandwag 53 Muir 8
Dale 64 Port Rex 19
Nico Malan 28 Pearson 17
Graeme 18 Cambridge 20
Daniel Pienaar 26 Framesby 25
KZN:
Michaelhouse have been impressive this year and they carried their fine form into their 24-22 away win over Westville. It was a tough game, but in the end, the visitors pulled through for the triumph.
Kearsney came off their break last weekend to thrash visiting St Charles 60-0, while Maritzburg College also had an easy outing against DHS (20-0).
Glenwood were held to a close contest against Hilton as the Green Machine only managed an 19-18 edging.
Results:
Kearsney 60 St Charles 0
Maritzburg College 20 DHS 0
Glenwood 19 Hilton 18
Westville 22 Michaelhouse 24
UP NORTH:
While there was top action in the Nu Power play-offs, there were other matches that stole a lot of attention.
The big one was the KES-Affies clash, which was a tight affair. The hosts have put together a strong 1st XV unit this year, and they challenged Affies well. KES led 13-5 in early in the second half, but the school from Pretoria showed why they’re one of the top rugby sides in 2012 as they rallied to a 15-13 comeback victory.
Monnas poor run continued as they fell to a 22-20 loss to HTS Middelburg. Grey Bloem won their Free State derby against Louis Botha 26-14.
Results:
HTS Middelburg 22 Monument 20
Ben Vorster 48 Jeppe Boys’ 3
Grey Bloem 26 Louis Botha 14
Parktown 3 Pretoria Boys’ 61
KES 13 Affies 15
Upington 12 Duineveld 10

2 Comments
22 Apr 2012, 17:39 pm
Well done HJS – keep it up
26 Apr 2012, 19:29 pm
aaaahhh!!! dumbuliyayo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dale!!!!!
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