The Sharks under 19 team were comprehensively beaten 59-20 by the Lions at Coca-Cola Park over the weekend. The Lions scored 8 tries against the 2 of the Sharks. […]
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Sharks U19 come off second best
Sharks U21’s claim third spot
The Sharks under 21 team beat their Lions counterparts 24-18 with an exciting come from behind finish. The win not only prevented a Lions’ clean-sweep of the 3 matches at Coca-Cola Park on Saturday but also enabled the Durban based team to leapfrog their Jozi rivals on the under 21 log, moving them into 3rd spot with 20 points at the halfway stage of this year’s completion. […]
Huge win for Sharks under 21s
The Sharks under 21 team scored 11 tries on their way to a 71-17 win against their Leopards counterparts on Friday evening. Although the possibility of defeat was not a consideration coming into this home game, the magnitude of the final score was somewhat of a surprise given the fact that the Leopards often produce very competitive teams at junior level. […]
Sharks under 19s lose, but only just
The Sharks under 19 team was involved in a battle royale at Mr Price Kings Park on Friday afternoon. From as early as the 3rd minute, they fell behind and spent the rest of the match trying to play catch-up, a task that was nearly completed after the final hooter. However it was not to be their day and they went down by a heartbreaking point, losing 22-21. […]
Glenwood and College take on Pretoria Schools
It’s Old Boys Day at Glenwood on Saturday and to celebrate the occasion, the school has picked the second most difficult opponent in the country, Affies. It might seem like a brave decision to schedule the main game at the same time as the Sharks match but based on the importance of the occasion and the quality of the visitors, there is bound to be a big crowd in attendance. […]
KZN Schools: College and Glenwood in action
In various parts of the country including Kwazulu Natal, soccer has replaced rugby as the main third term school activity. From a local standpoint, Maritzburg College and Glenwood are now the last 2 third quarter rugby schools standing. […]
Craven Week final day – Pride still at stake
If you are an outsider, unfamiliar with the process, you are forgiven for believing that Craven Week is a thing of the past for all but the Golden Lions and the Free State, who have been chosen to play in the final match of the tournament. […]
Craven Week Day 3 and Day 4
A clear-cut path to Saturday’s unofficial final has already been mapped out for the winners of the Free State vs Blue Bulls clash. […]
Craven Week kicks off
The 48th edition of Craven Week for under -18 schoolboys begins in Kimberley today. Eighteen South African regions as well as Namibia and Zimbabwe are being represented at the tournament which runs until Saturday. […]
Kit handover ceremony
Mr Price Sport has extended its existing partnership with schoolboy rugby in the Kwazulu-Natal. During a handover ceremony held at Kearsney College yesterday, the Kwazulu-Natal Under 18 Craven Week team received Maxed branded technical kit from their sponsor. […]
Glenwood v Westville: preview
Glenwood High School and Westville Boys High School will battle it out in the last big match of the Kwazulu-Natal school’s second term*. The match should provide a fitting ending to what has been a very good and at times unpredictable local schoolboy rugby season. […]
Contrasts aplenty between juniors and schoolboys
So thanks mainly to an article by dare I say the great Rob Otto of Sharksworld, champion of the cause of Sharks Junior rugby, I get to watch our brand new Sharks under-19 team being put to the test for the first time in 2011. […]
KZN School Rugby Preview: Maritzburg vs Glenwood
For the second year in a row, the honour of playing College on Goldstones on their Reunion Day falls to Glenwood. It is possibly the worst day in the calendar year to have to play a game of rugby at College. A huge crowd is expected to get behind the home team and based on the importance that College attaches to the occasion, all their teams including the First XV, will be playing with significant extra doses of passion. This Reunion Day factor alone makes College the favourites to emerge as victors. […]
Reece-Edwards to run on Reece-Edwards
Matthew Reece-Edwards, Kearsney’s gifted 15 year old first choice scrumhalf will visit his father’s old stomping ground this Saturday when his team travels to Durban North to take on the ever-improving Northwood School. The venue for the match was named Reece-Edwards after Matt’s father and Bok fullback Hugh, a stand out rugby player and cricketer at Northlands (now Northwood) in his day. […]