Action Pic of the Month: June 2019 - Voting Closed - Hans Moore Won!
Time to vote for the BEST SCHOOL SPORTS PIC FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE!
We have whittled down the many great photo’s that we have received for the Best School Sports Pic of the Month to a shortlist of six and we are looking forward to see who will be voted the best pic.
Action Pic of the Month November 2019
Remember the athlete featured in the winning photo wins a R1000 online gift voucher from Olympic International. Whoever receives the most vote’s wins.
Keep sending in your photos for the competition!
A: Hockey: Selborne College - 1st Team
B: Hockey: Epworth - 1st Team
C: Rugby: Hans Moore - U14 Team
D: Rugby: Outeniqua - 1st Team
E: Maritzburg College - 1st Team
F: Swimming: St Andrews College
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Rugby: Kearsney Festival Match Reports - Day 2
Hockey Match Report- Queen's College vs Selborne
In a match played in hot Queenstown conditions, Selborne had the better of what is always a tough encounter against one of the top Border hockey schools to emerge with what was their best away win over Queen’s for some years.
Hockey: Match Report- Selborne vs Cambridge
On the 29th May, 2015, the Xerox Selborne College 1st XI were expecting a stern challenge from a much-improved Cambridge team which has had a run of good results of late. And so it proved. It was an extremely well-contested encounter in which neither side ever gained a clear advantage.
Hockey: Match Report- Selborne vs St Andrews College
The Xerox Selborne College 1st XI entertained St Andrew’s College in a match played in hot berg-wind conditions which were not ideal for top-level schoolboy hockey.
Hockey: Match Report- Selborne vs Grey College
The Xerox Selborne College 1st XI delighted a good Friday night home crowd with a hard-fought 2-1 win over Grey College to record their 4th successive victory in this long-standing fixture. But it was by no means easy; there was never much separating the 2 well-matched sides and the match was always in the balance until the very end.
Rugby: Preview- Dale vs Selborne Steeped in 150 Years of History
The Big question; Can Dale College create history make it 100 First XV Rugby wins against ‘Old” arch rivals Selborne College at the Reunion rugby match on Saturday. 9 May 2015 and will the Heron fly high?
Hockey: Match Report Selborne vs Queen's
The game was always going to be a cracker with the Queen’s side having won the first encounter at Reunion 1-0.
Hockey Match Report: Selborne v Grey College
Selborne went to Bloemfontein on the 16th May, 2014 looking for their 3rd consecutive victory over their old rivals, Grey College.
Cricket: Top 40 Rankings For 2013
For much of the year the race for the No.1 spot was a three horse race with Waterkloof taking the early lead with a powerful start to the first term and going into the last month of the season it looked like the Pretoria team might have done just enough to secure the top spot for 2013.
Rugby: Border Schools- Fair Poaching Game?
BORDER SCHOOLS TREATED AS FAIR POACHING GAME- A Headmaster's Prospective
Some students of English may remember the ‘Faust Legend’ in which Mephistopheles sold his soul to the devil for the mortal life gains of immense wealth, unbounded knowledge and skills, and success in all pursuits on earth. The short-term gain during this worldly life clearly came to an abrupt end when the realities of the price to pay for all eternity inevitably saw Satan claim payback. One may wonder how this legend may have any relevance to education in general, and sport in particular, in South Africa now and in recent years. Let the rest of the article paint the picture for the reader to be the judge.
Cricket: The SA School's Top 40 Rankings
With the start of the final cricket season of 2013 there is plenty of cricket that is about to be squeezed into a few very competitive months and if the weather plays the game we are in for a treat of schoolboy cricket.
Rugby: Penultimate Top 100 Rankings of 2013
A season of some of the world’s best school boy rugby has all but come to a close and for the players who ran out for the last time for their school they will be left with that supreme pride that comes from wearing their teams badge and playing to their best ability. A memory that will live with them for decades.
It was a tightly fought season which saw three teams vying for the top spot almost from the start of the season and at various stages all three, Affies, Outeniqua had a taste at being the number one side in the country.
However it is perhaps fitting that it is Affies who can lay claim to the top team in South Africa after completing the season without being defeated, without drawing and winning every single match. It is a supreme effort by a side that played the country’s most powerful teams and still remained competitive scoring heavily in most of their matches.
It is perhaps a pity that somewhere along the line Affies and Paarl Gim never met, as on paper there was very little to choose between the two teams, however Gimmies were held to a surprise draw by Oakdale in what was their only ‘blemish’ on an otherwise spotless season so perhaps finishing in second spot is justified.
A strong finish by Grey College, after an indifferent start to their season put pressure on Outeniqua for the third spot, but the consistency of Outeniqua helped them to finish in the Top three after suffering just the one defeat at the hands of Paarl Gim.
It was another great season and our thanks to the thousands of players, coaches and the avid fans of schoolboy rugby that showed sustained interest in the rankings, offered advice and suggestions and supported us. Rankings are not an absolute science but by factoring in the strength of the opponents, margin of victories and the actual results it is hoped that a team’s current form can be judged.
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FIRST XV RANKINGS 19TH AUGUST 2013 |
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RANK |
TEAM |
PLAYED |
AVG PTS |
1 |
AFFIES |
14 |
4.693 |
2 |
PAARL GIM |
20 |
4.688 |
3 |
OUTENIQUA |
16 |
4.675 |
4 |
GREY COLLEGE |
17 |
4.641 |
5 |
GARSFONTEIN |
17 |
3.909 |
6 |
KEARSNEY COLLEGE |
16 |
3.744 |
7 |
EG JANSEN |
18 |
3.272 |
8 |
PRETORIA BOYS HIGH |
16 |
3.047 |
9 |
WATERKLOOF |
13 |
3.000 |
10 |
NELSPRUIT |
13 |
2.785 |
11 |
MONUMENT |
14 |
2.764 |
12 |
JEPPE |
15 |
2.753 |
13 |
WESTVILLE |
15 |
2.740 |
14 |
PAARL BOYS HIGH |
18 |
2.700 |
15 |
ST ANDREWS COLLEGE |
17 |
2.462 |
16 |
HTS MIDDELBURG |
16 |
2.259 |
17 |
GREY HIGH SCHOOL |
19 |
2.221 |
18 |
QUEENS COLLEGE |
20 |
2.195 |
19 |
MENLOPARK |
15 |
2.160 |
20 |
TRANSVALIA |
12 |
2.150 |
21 |
MARLOW |
15 |
2.060 |
22 |
WYNBERG |
20 |
2.053 |
23 |
HILTON COLLEGE |
13 |
2.008 |
24 |
KEMPTON PARK |
22 |
1.836 |
25 |
VOORTREKKER BETH |
12 |
1.833 |
26 |
OAKDALE |
14 |
1.729 |
27 |
DROSTDY |
18 |
1.708 |
28 |
CENTURION |
17 |
1.674 |
29 |
MICHAELHOUSE |
12 |
1.642 |
30 |
NOORD KAAP |
11 |
1.559 |
31 |
RONDEBOSCH |
18 |
1.536 |
32 |
HENTIE CILLIERS |
10 |
1.500 |
33 |
NICO MALAN |
17 |
1.388 |
34 |
GLENWOOD |
21 |
1.357 |
35 |
POTCH GIM |
7 |
1.329 |
36 |
UNION HS |
16 |
1.309 |
37 |
HUGENOTE WELLINGTON |
17 |
1.218 |
38 |
BISHOPS |
19 |
1.200 |
39 |
SELBORNE COLLEGE |
19 |
1.121 |
40 |
TRINITYHOUSE |
17 |
1.085 |
41 |
DURBANVILLE |
12 |
1.083 |
42 |
GRAEME COLLEGE |
12 |
1.075 |
43 |
DIE BRANDWAG |
11 |
1.064 |
44 |
PAUL ROOS GYM |
16 |
1.044 |
45 |
FRAMESBY |
17 |
1.029 |
46 |
UPLANDS COLLEGE |
16 |
1.006 |
47 |
SACS |
21 |
0.986 |
48 |
WORCESTER GYM |
11 |
0.936 |
49 |
WINTERBERG |
16 |
0.925 |
50 |
BEKKER |
20 |
0.863 |
51 |
PIONIER |
25 |
0.828 |
52 |
HELPMEKAAR |
10 |
0.820 |
53 |
STELLENBERG |
16 |
0.813 |
54 |
HOTTENTOTS HOLLAND |
7 |
0.800 |
55 |
PEARSON |
17 |
0.794 |
56 |
MONTANA |
11 |
0.791 |
57 |
LINDEN |
13 |
0.769 |
58 |
ST BENEDICTS |
16 |
0.633 |
59 |
TYGERBERG |
19 |
0.608 |
60 |
KING EDWARD VII |
12 |
0.583 |
61 |
HUDSON PARK |
18 |
0.575 |
62 |
CLIFTON |
11 |
0.536 |
63 |
BOLAND LANDBOU |
20 |
0.490 |
64 |
MUIR COLLEGE |
14 |
0.486 |
65 |
JIM FOUCHE |
12 |
0.458 |
66 |
CAMBRIDGE |
15 |
0.427 |
67 |
MARITZBURG COLLEGE |
17 |
0.397 |
68 |
LOUIS BOTHA |
10 |
0.390 |
69 |
DESPATCH |
16 |
0.388 |
70 |
ST ANDREWS SCHOOL |
14 |
0.379 |
71 |
ST JOHNS COLLEGE |
15 |
0.333 |
72 |
FLORIDA |
11 |
0.264 |
73 |
ST CHARLES COLLEGE |
12 |
0.200 |
74 |
SWARTLAND |
15 |
0.200 |
75 |
SUTHERLAND |
11 |
0.164 |
76 |
DE KUILEN |
11 |
0.136 |
77 |
RANDBURG |
12 |
0.133 |
78 |
ST ALBANS COLLEGE |
14 |
0.100 |
79 |
SCHOONSPRUIT |
11 |
0.073 |
80 |
MIDDELBURG HS |
8 |
0.025 |
81 |
BELLVILLE |
16 |
0.019 |
82 |
DF MALAN |
13 |
0.000 |
83 |
KINGSWOOD |
12 |
0.000 |
84 |
ELDORAIGNE |
13 |
-0.023 |
85 |
DIAMANTVELD |
10 |
-0.040 |
86 |
ERMELO |
9 |
-0.189 |
87 |
GRENS |
13 |
-0.254 |
88 |
ST STITHAINS |
13 |
-0.296 |
89 |
GEORGE CAMPBELL |
9 |
-0.344 |
90 |
PARKTOWN |
13 |
-0.346 |
91 |
DALE COLLEGE |
20 |
-0.385 |
92 |
DANIEL PIENAAR |
15 |
-0.440 |
93 |
RUSTENBURG |
15 |
-0.473 |
94 |
KLERKSDORP |
17 |
-0.653 |
95 |
KRUGERSDORP |
8 |
-0.850 |
96 |
VEREENIGING GIM |
9 |
-0.933 |
97 |
NOORDHEUWEL |
12 |
-0.979 |
98 |
NORTHWOOD |
12 |
-1.017 |
99 |
POTCH VOLKIES |
9 |
-1.078 |
100 |
ST DAVIDS |
16 |
-1.109 |
101 |
DHS |
10 |
-1.740 |
102 |
MARAIS VILJOEN |
13 |
-2.177 |
Hockey: Match Report - Selborne v Grey High School
The Xerox Selborne 1st XI capped a great night for their school’s hockey when they came out on top on a wet and chilly Friday evening at Grey High School by a score of 2-1. Following excellent wins by their U14A and U16A teams, the Selbornians were determined to finish their outstanding season with something that had never been achieved before, a victory for the 1st team at the Grey Astro. The last Selborne success in PE had been a 4-0 win in 2005 before Grey laid their own turf at the school.
Hockey: Latest Boy's Top 50 Rankings
Selborne College were pushed all the way by Dale College who produced one of their better performances this season but at the end succumbed to the overall skill shown by Selborne.
Hockey: Match Report Dale College v Selborne
The Xerox Selborne College 1st XI came out on top in an excellent game of fast-paced schoolboy hockey against their old rivals from King William’s Town when they edged home 3-2 to complete their second single-goal victory over Dale College this season.
Rugby: Match Report Queen's v Selborne
In what was a tense and closely fought encounter, on a warm windy Saturday afternoon on the 27th July, 2013, which saw Queen’s beat their traditional rivals Selborne by 14 points to 13.
Hockey: Match Report Queen's v Selborne
The Xerox Selborne 1st XI suffered their first loss since March 2012 when they went down 2-1 at Queen’s College on Saturday. It was a closely- contested match in which Queen’s made better use of their opportunities and defended with composure when protecting their lead.
Rugby: The Hot 100 Rugby Rankings
The unbeaten run continue for Paarl Gim and Affies who brushed aside this week’s opposition with very little worries.
Hockey: The Top 45 Boy's Hockey Rankings in SA
Rondebosch were in a rampant mood at the Cape Town International Festival as they swept all and sundry aside, handed Wynberg their first defeat of the season and won the final to move them ever closer to the top spot.
Rugby: The Top 100 SA School's Rankings
Victories by Paarl Gim, Affies and Grey College consolidated their status as the leading teams in the country as the second half of the school rugby season kicked off this past week.
Rugby: The SA Schools Top 100 Rankings
A high pedigree Cape School’s Week dominated proceedings in the SA School Rugby scene this past week where there were one or two surprise results and some expected victories for the big names.
Hockey: The SA School's Rankings
The top five all recorded wins over the weekend which ensured that their positions didn’t change and it is a pity that the much anticipated Kearsney v Maritzburg College had to be cancelled due to a flu epidemic.
Please note that two outstanding results for Pretoria Boy’s High have been included which had a small bearing on this week’s rankings. This weekend there is the big “Battle of the Jukskei” when Pretoria Boy’s meet St. John’s College which will give both teams a chance to move up the table.
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BOY'S 1st TEAM HOCKEY RANKINGS 11th JUNE 2013 |
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RANK |
TEAM |
PLAYED |
AVG PTS |
1 |
WYNBERG |
15 |
2.62 |
2 |
SELBORNE |
11 |
2.50 |
3 |
NORTHWOOD |
21 |
2.46 |
4 |
RONDEBOSCH |
19 |
2.15 |
5 |
PAUL ROOS GYM |
14 |
2.01 |
6 |
MARITZBURG COLLEGE |
19 |
1.94 |
7 |
PRETORIA BOY'S HIGH |
20 |
1.81 |
8 |
PARKTOWN |
25 |
1.76 |
9 |
SACS |
14 |
1.76 |
10 |
KEARSNEY |
19 |
1.73 |
11 |
QUEENS COLLEGE |
16 |
1.71 |
12 |
YORK HIGH |
13 |
1.70 |
13 |
HILTON COLLEGE |
13 |
1.67 |
14 |
GLENWOOD |
16 |
1.64 |
15 |
ST JOHN'S COLLEGE |
25 |
1.61 |
16 |
GREY HIGH SCHOOL |
17 |
1.56 |
17 |
WESTVILLE |
20 |
1.52 |
18 |
BISHOPS |
10 |
1.45 |
19 |
UPLANDS COLLEGE |
13 |
1.42 |
20 |
JEPPE |
22 |
1.36 |
21 |
NOORDHEUWEL |
22 |
1.36 |
22 |
CLIFTON COLLEGE |
10 |
1.30 |
23 |
MICHAELHOUSE |
19 |
1.28 |
24 |
DALE COLLEGE |
18 |
1.24 |
25 |
WOODRIDGE |
14 |
1.22 |
26 |
ST ALBANS COLLEGE |
21 |
1.18 |
27 |
ST DAVIDS |
27 |
1.16 |
28 |
KRUGERSDORP |
16 |
1.11 |
29 |
ST ANDREWS COLLEGE |
18 |
1.08 |
30 |
ST STITHIANS |
15 |
1.06 |
31 |
PAARL GIM |
19 |
1.03 |
32 |
GREY COLLEGE |
5 |
0.97 |
33 |
ALEXANDER ROAD |
10 |
0.97 |
34 |
KINGSWOOD |
14 |
0.96 |
35 |
MENLOPARK |
9 |
0.92 |
36 |
KES |
17 |
0.88 |
37 |
GARSFONTEIN |
9 |
0.86 |
38 |
PAARL BOY'S HIGH |
11 |
0.84 |
39 |
OUTENIQUA |
12 |
0.84 |
40 |
ST CHARLES COLLEGE |
15 |
0.78 |
41 |
AFFIES |
18 |
0.78 |
42 |
HUDSON PARK |
12 |
0.77 |
43 |
ST BENEDICTS |
15 |
0.75 |
44 |
SOMERSET |
13 |
0.70 |
45 |
WATERKLOOF |
10 |
0.10 |
46 |
DHS |
20 |
-0.02 |
47 |
ST ANDREWS BLOEM |
12 |
-0.11 |
Rugby: Match Report - Selborne v St Andrew's College
St Andrew’s College faced their second long away trip in as many weeks as they travelled to East London to face Selborne College. East London has not been a happy hunting ground for St Andrew’s College and it was good to see the other sides step up to the plate and set the tone early.
As the first team were about to kick off the wind suddenly picked up and was swirling around the ground making conditions difficult for rugby. Selborne hit the ground running and applied early pressure through good pick and goes by their forwards and some clever kicks. They converted this pressure after their scrumhalf tapped a quick penalty and dived over next to the uprights, 7-0 to Selborne. St Andrew’s College playing into the wind battled for field position, but once they achieved this they applied some pressure of their own. This eventually resulted in a try for winger Ben Dovey after a good break by scrumhalf Jason Baggott. Ryan Horne converted the difficult kick and the scores were tied up again at 7 all. A St Andrew’s College indiscretion would hand the lead back to Selborne after their flyhalf converted the penalty, but St Andrew’s College went back on the attack and after a number of efforts at the Selborne line fell just short St Andrew’s College were awarded a penalty, Horne converted and the teams went into the break at 10 all.
The second half started much the same as the first with Selborne launching attack after attack on the St Andrew’s College line, but the defence held firm and so did the discipline as St Andrews did not concede. Finally College got off their line and began to play some good rugby as they passed the ball around and began to counter attack off stray Selborne kicks. One of these counter attacks led to a great break by captain Sintu Manjezi and the quick ruck allowed Lelo Mama a mismatch as he stepped the prop and finished brilliantly in the corner. Ryan Horne converted again and St Andrew’s College took the lead for the first time 17-10. Although St Andrew’s College played some brilliant rugby in this period they failed to convert it into more points and found themselves defending as the game drew to a close. Selborne attacked the St Andrew’s College line mercilessly and eventually the pressure paid off a the left winger dived over 15m in from touch. Time was up and the resultant conversion would mean that the match ended in a draw.
A brave effort by the 1st XV and great to see them back to their old style of play.
Rugby: The SA Top 95 Rankings
A huge effort by Oakdale finally has brought the mighty Paarl Gim bulldozer to a temporary halt although they will no doubt feel the 17-17 draw was more of a speed hump than an arrestor bed.
Hockey: Boy's Top 45 Rankings
The Wynberg machine continues on its merry way with yet another victory in what is turning out to be an outstanding season for the Cape Town outfit.
Hockey: Match Report - Selborne v Port Rex
The Xerox Selborne Selborne College 1st X1 totally dominated their gallant but out-gunned opponents from
Port Rex to compile a massive 19-0 victory at Selborne on Saturday morning. From the start, the
Selborne pressure resulted in Port Rex giving the ball away too easily and after Dylan Billingham
had opened the scoring by converting a penalty-stroke, the margin was extended to 10-0 at half-time
through field goals from Craig Morgan (4), Reece Pienaar (2), Dylan Thatcher and Dylan Savage,
plus a well-struck penalty-corner by Sarvesh Naidoo.
In the early stages of the second half, Port Rex showed good resistance and Selborne dropped their
level by over-carrying of the ball instead of the quick distribution that had marked their play in the
first period, but soon regained their pattern and the goals started to flow again. Morgan and Pienaar
each added 2 more goals and the scoring was rounded off by Billingham, Thatcher, Tyler Sims,
Daniel Smal and a well-worked drag-flick by Alex Penhall.
Features of the match were Selborne’s good structure and efficient finishing. It was a very competent
performance by the home team who took advantage of the frequent turnover opportunities afforded
them by their opponents who, although never giving up, gave away possession too frequently, allowing
Selborne to control the midfield and apply continual pressure on the Port Rex defence.
Rugby: SA School's Top 90 Rankings
It was yet another emphatic win by Paarl Gim who managed to steam roll their way over Wynberg to keep their dream of remaining unbeaten very much alive at this stage of the season.
Hockey: Fixtures & Results for 1st June, 2013
There is some massive hockey taking place this week and it is the Girl’s in particular that will be very busy with several high profile matches on the go and the much anticipated ISSF Festival taking place in Pietermaritzburg.
Tennis: Kearsney Festival a "Warm Up" for French Open
The weather played its role in what turned out to be a top class tennis event, in which some of South Africa’s leading players were seen in action.
Hockey: Match Report- Selborne v Cambridge
The Xerox Selborne 1st XI was expecting a tough encounter on Friday night, 24th May, as the matric boys in the team had never experienced victory over Cambridge,
having lost in their U14 year and drawn at U16.
And how right they were – Selborne had to pull out all the stops to come away with a 5-4 win in an exciting and free-flowing match which kept the crowd entertained for the full 60 minutes.
Both teams played their part in this enjoyable game with Selborne dominating possession and territory and producing some quality inter-passing movements and
Cambridge always dangerous on the counter-attack and making the most of their opportunities.
Selborne seemed to have things under control after 20 minutes with a 2-0 lead through a skillfully-taken field goal from Reece Pienaar and a penalty-corner
strike by Sarvesh Naidoo. But Cambridge came back well and had equalized by half-time with an own-goal through an error of judgment by the Selborne defence,
followed by a field goal after a goalmouth scramble just before the break. Cambridge then went into the lead with a well-taken field goal early in the second
period with Selborne seemingly switched off.
This galvanized the home team into action and they replied with 3 goals in the space of 8 minutes with a powerful reverse-stick shot by Dylan Billingham, a good drag-flick by Alex Penhall and a
deflection at the right post by Damon Thompson, to take a 5-3 lead. But Cambridge were not finished and scored with a well-placed drag-flick 9 minutes from the end.
Selborne controlled the closing minutes but had to be on their guard against the quick-breaking Cambridge side. No further goals were scored, leaving the final tally
at 5-4 to Selborne.
Hockey: The SA School's Top 40 Rankings
Facing the possible thought of slipping out of the Top 10 Maritzburg College faced a mighty challenge from Glenwood who on their day are able to mix it with the best in the business.
Rugby: The SA School's Top 80 Rankings
Waterkloof fought bravely in their match against Affies and almost pulled off one of the upsets of the season this past weekend.
Tennis: Cream of Tennis Youth Head for Kearsney Festival
For the 18th consecutive year, Kearsney College at Botha’s Hill will host the country’s top tennis playing schools at a three-day invitation festival this weekend (24-26 May, 2013).
Hockey: Boy's Top 40 Rankings
Wynberg clinched two comfortable victories in the past week to cement themselves on the No.1 spot although the chasing pack is not far behind.
Hockey: Match Report - Selborne v Dale
The Xerox Selborne 1st XI earned a hard-fought 1-0 victory on a chilly Friday night 17th May, 2013, in King William’s Town with a disciplined defensive effort against a talented and motivated Dale team.
Rugby: Top 70 Rugby Rankings
Affies didn't play this weekend which gave their players what many would say was a well earned break after playing several gruelling matches on the trot. Even though this was apparently not Affies choice they did get the opportunity to recharge the batteries for a demanding season that lies ahead.
Rugby: The SA Top 60 Rankings
There are now two unbeaten teams occupying the top two positions and virtually nothing separates them at this stage of the season.
Hockey: Rankings for the 13th May, 2013
Wynberg continue to rule the roost after completing another resounding win and now stretch their unbeaten run to 10 matches as underline just how dominant they are at present.
Hockey: Match Report- Selborne v Queen's
The Xerox Selborne 1st XI put in a solid performance to come through a hard-fought encounter with a
2-0 win over the talented Queen’s College team in a match which featured constructive hockey from
both sides.
The first half was a fairly even affair with both teams working hard to create opportunities which
they were unable to finish. Selborne were more measured in their approach and used the width of the
field well in keeping possession, while Queen’s were effective in transferring play from the back to their
forwards with accurate direct passes.
After the interval, Selborne stepped up a gear and gained an edge in midfield which 10 minutes into the
half, brought them a field-goal by Mark de Lacy, who worked space for himself in the circle and finished
with a good shot. 5 minutes later, Craig Morgan scored the second goal after excellent lead-up play by
Tyler Sims and Reece Pienaar. With no further scoring, the match ended at 2-0 to Selborne. The game
was played in a good spirit and credit must go to both teams for their part in making it an attractive
match to watch.
Rugby: Rankings for SA's Top 55 Teams
Paarl Gim managed a clean sweep at the Wildeklawer tournament to keep their number one spot secure after having now strung together a run of eight wins on the trot.
Hockey: Top 35 Rankings in SA
A highly successful KZN tour by Rondebosch Boy’s High which saw the Cape outfit thrashing Maritzburg College, earning a solid win against Michaelhouse and drawing against Northwood has helped boost them into the Top 10.
RUGBY: SA's Top 55 Rankings
A supreme effort from Paarl Gim against Outeniqua over the weekend catapulted Gimmies into pole position and in the process extended their unbeaten run this season.
Hockey: Match report- Selborne v Grey
The Xerox Selborne 1st XI had won of their best wins over Grey College in recent years when they achieved a 4-1 victory in their home Derby on Saturday.
Hockey: Latest Rankings- Wynberg No.1
The match between Northwood and Maritzburg College was billed as the “Battle for KZN”, the undisputed Kings of KZN for the past few decades, Maritzburg College and the new kids on the block Northwood.
Rugby: This Week's Top 50 Rankings!
Yet another crushing victory for high riding Outeniqua see the Kwagga’s firmly entrenched at the top of the table and few will argue that it is well deserved.
Hockey: Latest Rankings- Northwood No.1
Yet another win for Northwood this time over Hilton College saw the KZN outfit extend their unbeaten run to 11 matches and leap in to the No. 1 spot!
RUGBY: SA's Top 50 Rankings
The majority of the teams have now played the minimum of four matches to be included in the rankings and this saw several teams make some steady advancement.
Hockey: SA's Top 25 Hockey Rankings
Among the many matches that were played out over the past week it was perhaps the Wynberg v Rondebosch and Pretoria Boy’s High v Maritzburg College clashes that were the most eagerly anticipated.
Rugby: Fixture & Results for Week Ending 13th April, 2013
For most schools action resumes on the rugby fields across the country although several of the big name teams are taking a rest after an intensive Easter campaign.