KwaZulu-Natal faced Eastern Province in their second match on Day Four at the Under-18 Coca-Cola Craven Week at the Markötter Sports Complex at Paul Roos Gymnasium in Stellenbosch on Thursday. […]
School Rugby
Natal and EP provides thriller at Craven Week
Good start for Natal at Craven Week
KwaZulu-Natal had a tough opener when they faced the Golden Lions at the Under-18 Coca-Cola Craven Week at the Markötter Sports Complex at Paul Roos Gymnasium in Stellenbosch on Tuesday. […]
Kearsney Easter Festival round up
What better way to round off an Easter weekend than watching some of the best schools in the country battling it out at the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival. I had the pleasure of watching the last two games where I was entertained with an exciting draw and some enterprising running rugby all at the same time. […]
The Good (sometimes Lucky), The Bad and The Ugly
Like in any other game or even life, one will have the positive and the negative. I think how you set your mind and determine your long term goals, is what will determine if you are the glass-half full or half-empty kind a guy. […]
The Problems with an Open Cheque book
So, call me gorgeous 😆 , and call me blonde, but add Clairvoyant to that resume now!
As some of you might recall…mind you, or not…I wrote a little piece on the Bulls with their open chequebook some time ago. http://www.sharksworld.co.za/2012/07/18/did-the-bulle-win-the-blerrie-lotto/ […]
With just one hand
Paul Roos Gymnasium went up from Stellenbosch to Bloemfontein for a variety of competitions with Grey College. Some 700 went up in buses, including 27 rugby teams – including Kerwin Noemdo.
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SA Schools named for France
A number of KwaZulu Natal players – as well as one from elsewhere who’s hoping to make a big impact in the black and white next season – have been included in a strong SA schools 23 to take on France in Wellington this evening. […]
Did the Bulle win the blerrie Lotto…?
On one of my recent Twitter rants (@Ice457), I made a snotty comment about the Bulls purchasing all the schoolboy talent and something to the effect that they want to eliminate opposition competition. I was subsequently invited by www.theyellowcap.com to write an article on “Bulls Bargain Buys”. I would obviously like to share this with our own readers as well! […]
Bulls confirm Kriel coup
After a stunning opening-day win over Free State, the 2012 Craven Week competition unfortunately yielded little further joy for the KZN Schools team, with narrow losses to first the Golden Lions and then EP following as the week progressed. The Blue Bulls, whose own Craven Week team was simply in a class of their own and dominated all opposition, have further taken the gloss off that solitary victory by announcing that they have poached its architect, Jesse Kriel. […]
KZN go down on day 3
The KZN Schools’ team saw their hopes of playing in Saturday’s unofficial Craven Week Final dashed, as they went down to the Golden Lions by 8-17 yesterday afternoon. […]
KZN run riot on opening day
There were plenty of stand-out performances on the first day of the 2012 Craven Week tournament, held at the Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth this year, but none more so than the KZN schools team’s 48-24 demolition of Free State. […]
KZN Craven Week team announced
According to our friends over at SchoolBoyRugby, the KZN Under 18 Craven Week team has been announced and were capped at Kings Park yesterday afternoon. […]
Swimming with Sharks
Probably the biggest schools rugby game in Port Elizabeth last weekend was the derby match between the visitors from St Andrews in Grahamstown and Grey PE. […]
Eligibility scandal rocks KZN schools
A proper storm is erupting through the schoolboy rugby world in KwaZulu-Natal, with at least two prominent players found to be drastically over-age for the competitions they’ve been playing in. […]
KZN School Rugby results
This weekend saw a jam packed school rugby calendar, with our man Poisy again in and amongst the results for us. […]