Michaelhouse 1st XV leads the way at Independent Schools Rugby Festival
The 2026 Independent Schools Rugby Festival, brought to you by Absa, drew to a close on Wednesday with the 168th […]

The 2026 Independent Schools Rugby Festival, brought to you by Absa, drew to a close on Wednesday with the 168th […]
The Independent Schools Rugby Festival (ISRF), brought to you by Absa, kicked off in chilly early morning conditions at St
The 2026 Independent Schools Rugby Festival (ISRF), brought to you by Absa, kicks off at St David’s Marist Inanda on
The hosts, St John’s College, led 21-0 at the halftime break on Saturday, but St Stithians College demonstrated impressive character
St John’s College will have a chance to end their rugby season with a third win in a row on
Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool (Affies) continued their impressive run by claiming yet another big scalp in the Gauteng region. The boys
Eight teams turned in impressive performances on Friday, day two of the Aitken Cup, to book their places in the
The Johannesburg schoolboy hockey scene will come to a standstill this week when the annual Aitken Cup kicks off on
Entertaining hockey, some tightly contested affairs, and bucket loads of goals were the theme of matches in the Gauteng region
Hoërskool Waterkloof and Pretoria Boys High (PBHS) were among the teams that ended their St Stithians Hockey Festival on a
Despite a strong defensive display, the hosts of the St John’s Easter Festival, St John’s College, were unable to contain
DSG Makhanda and Die Hoërskool Menlopark dominated the girls’ section, while Pretoria Boys High (PBHS) and KwaZulu-Natal’s Hilton College and
Spectators were treated to blowouts as well as thrilling close contests on Wednesday, the first day of the 42nd edition
The St John’s Easter Rugby Festival returns for its 29th edition on Thursday, 2 April. It features some of the
One of the most anticipated events on the South African schools’ hockey calendar, the St Stithians Easter Hockey Festival, is
Unpredictability was a key feature of the St John’s College Basketball Tournament. When the dust finally settled on Sunday, Michael
Clifton College completed their Independent Schools Cricket Festival (ISCF) assignments on Sunday with a comfortable 28-run T20 win over Woodridge
The St John’s College Basketball Tournament concludes on Sunday, with Northwood, who began their title defence with back-to-back defeats, in
The second day at St John’s College Basketball Tournament provided a chance for teams like Northwood, which suffered two losses
An unbeaten 64 from Zander Davel and 60 from Rourke de Lange were key ingredients in a second consecutive victory
The first day of the St John’s College Basketball Tournament was nothing short of remarkable, featuring huge upsets, including a
The St John’s College 1st water polo side etched its name into the history books on Thursday by claiming the
Diocesan College started their 2026 Independent Schools Festival campaign against St Stithians College on Thursday with a successful coin flip.
On Thursday, the annual Independent Schools Cricket Festival will mark the beginning of the end of the 2025/26 schools’ cricket
For the last three years, the champions of the annual St John’s College Basketball Tournament have hailed from KwaZulu-Natal, with
The inaugural King Edward VII (KES) Night League will conclude on Thursday when St John’s College battles St David’s Marist
After another successful weekend of basketball, some of South Africa’s top teams are primed for the St John’s College Basketball
The unpredictability and thrill of schoolboys’ basketball was to the fore on the weekend, with St David’s Marist Inanda and
After serving for six years as the Director of Hockey at Queen’s College in Komani, Siya “Ozzie” Lusiba has left the
Sohail Seonath carved an imperious 172 to power St David’s Marist Inanda to a 113-run win over St Benedict’s College
In the past 15 years, Westville Boys’ High had been beaten only once in the Nestor Pierides Memorial Gala. That
The weekend’s games captivated the community of basketball enthusiasts as sides sharpened their claws ahead of two big tournaments to