On Saturday Kearsney returned to rugby action after the half-term break, with a tough encounter against Northwood.
On Saturday Kearsney returned to rugby action after the half-term break, with a tough encounter against Northwood.
Chris Oldnall, Pretoria Boys High Deputy Headmaster of Sport, and Peet Crowther, Pretoria Boys High alumnus, have completed the final and most demanding leg of the Trilogy Ocean Challenge: a brutal 66km Double False Bay Crossing.
Kearsney and DHS met in ideal rugby conditions on Saturday, with both sides producing an entertaining and hard-fought encounter. DHS opened the scoring after capitalising on a loose Kearsney pass. The ball was intercepted and the DHS player raced the length of the field to score the first try of the afternoon.
St Alban’s produced a far more composed and clinical performance this past weekend, overcoming a determined Clifton side 24-8 in a hard-fought encounter. While Clifton remained competitive throughout, St Alban’s showed greater control in key moments and were rewarded with four tries to one.
On a sweltering Saturday afternoon, the fierce Maritzburg derby between Maritzburg College and St Charles lived up to its reputation, delivering a thrilling contest packed with intensity and standout performances.
On a sweltering Saturday afternoon, the fierce Maritzburg derby between Maritzburg College and St Charles lived up to its reputation, delivering a thrilling contest packed with intensity and standout performances.
St Charles College faced Maritzburg College in the highly anticipated annual derby, with significant hype and expectation surrounding the fixture. The two sides had produced a thrilling encounter in 2025, and anticipation was high for another exciting contest.
Kearsney College delivered an impressive showing at the inaugural Michaelhouse Hockey Festival this past weekend, with the 1st X1 and U16A teams demonstrating skill, determination and depth against strong opposition from across the country.
Pietermaritzburg Girls’ High School (GHS) will make history this weekend as it hosts its first-ever home mini rugby festival on Saturday, 25 April 2026. The event marks a significant milestone in the school’s sporting journey and underscores the growing importance of women’s sport in South Africa.