SA Schools A turn the tables on SA Schools
After being down 7-21 at the break on Thursday afternoon, the SA Schools A team fought with a never-say-die spirit

After being down 7-21 at the break on Thursday afternoon, the SA Schools A team fought with a never-say-die spirit
The SA Schools ‘A’ side left it late, but managed to edge SA Schools by 34-33 (half-time 7-21) at Grey
GQEBERHA. – The national schools selectors picked no less than seven players from the unofficial champions of the FNB u18
Western Province scored six tries to beat Western Province XV in the final match of the FNB U18 Craven Week
Scorers: Western Province 40 (19) – Tries: Tiaan Basson (2), Ethan van Biljon (2), Dirk Farmer, Uzair Blanckenberg. Conversions: Achmat
GQEBERHA. – Western Province will be crowned unofficial champions of the FNB u18 Craven Week here on the Kolisi Field
GQEBERHA. – For the first time in the history of the prestigious FNB u18 Craven Week, two teams from the
Scorers: Western Province XV 43 (10) – Tries: Thomas Saunders (3), Luhan Hattingh, Luca Orgill, Max Malan. Conversions: Travis Pheiffer
Western Province edged out the Sharks on the third day of the FNB u18 Craven Week in Gqeberha, while the
GQEBERHA. – The Sharks led for the full 70 minutes of their clash against Western Province on the third day
Scorers: Western Province 24 (7) – Tries: Jean Dreyer (2), Penalty Try. Conversions: Achmat Behardien (2). Penalty: Behardien. Sharks 22
The Golden Lions edged the Blue Bulls on day two of the FNB u18 Craven Week, while Border, Griquas and
GQEBERHA. – The Golden Lions took a major step towards a place in the main match of the FNB u18
Scorers: Golden Lions 43 (10) – Tries: Ethan Lourens, Siya Nkomo, Shaye Lourens, Ndzalama Mbhalati, Glodi Tshipamba, Robert Hurn. Conversions:
Free State were the biggest winners on day one of the FNB u18 Craven Week at Grey High School in
GQEBERHA. – Die Vrystaat se losskakel, Zachary Walburgh, was op sy stukke in sy span se openingswedstryd teen die Limpopo
The most difficult decision the South African Schools’ selectors will have to make during the FNB u18 Craven Week in
Scorers: Western Province 42 (14) – Tries: Kwaza Gobingca, Dirk Farmer, Caleb Bell, JC Swart, Werner de Bruin, Achmat Berhardien. Conversions:
GQEBERHA. – Western Province will aim to extend their unbeaten FNB u18 Craven Week record to 19 consecutive victories in
GQEBERHA. – Kan iemand vanjaar die Westelike Provinsie se oorheersing op die Cravenweek vir hoërskole hier inperk. Die 61ste weergawe
Did the previous Craven Week hosted in the Windy City back in 2012 produce the best South African Schools’ side
SA Rugby’s drive to improve women’s rugby will take a big step forward when the next two FNB Youth Weeks
Various Rugby Youth Weeks are scheduled to take place again this year, starting on June 26, 2026. The SA Rugby
Western Province will start their unofficial title defence at the u18 FNB Craven Week against the hosts, Eastern Province, on
The teams: Blue Bulls: 15 Drewyn Baron (Garsfontein), 14 Yuvrah George (Garsfontein), 13 Dandré Brink (Affies), 12 Dylan Stumke (Menlopark),
Former Springbok Women’s players Natasha Hofmeester and Zolisa Noxeke have been appointed as the first coaches of the SA Schools
There will be a lot of weight on the shoulders of the 23 players selected to represent Western Province during
The Blue Bulls selectors made their selections for their first warm-up encounter of the season against the Valke on the
Parity. It’s a word that describes one of the most unpredictable rugby seasons in years. Among top-tier teams in South
Jannie Geldenhuys, Adjunk-hoof en hoofbreier van die Springbok-rugbyfabriek in Bloemfontein, Grey Kollege, is Woensdagmiddag, 11 Februarie verkies as die nuwe
This year’s annual clash between the South African Schools’ side and their second stringers, if you can call it that,
Eight players who were part of the two SA Schools squads last year have been included in the two groups