Results | St John’s College Easter Festival 2024 | Day 2
Scorers: Voortrekker 31 (12) – Tries: Kamohelo Moses (2), Tristan Meyer, Craig Mann, Kaneng Komane. Conversions: Edre Wille (3). Golden

Scorers: Voortrekker 31 (12) – Tries: Kamohelo Moses (2), Tristan Meyer, Craig Mann, Kaneng Komane. Conversions: Edre Wille (3). Golden
Epworth School, after going down 3-0 to Garsfontein on Wednesday, fought their way to a 4-1 win over Brescia House
The Hilton College hammer came down with force on day one of the St John’s Easter Rugby Festival as
The 40th Saints Sports Festival burst into life on Wednesday afternoon. This year, over 80 teams, representing 85 schools, and
St John’s College: 15 Riley Elliot, 14 Bryson Walker, 13 Gerald van Wyk, 12 Malan du Plessis, 11 Jacob Smith,
For some leading South African schools, the road this Easter leads to St John’s College, in Johannesburg, as teams
Bishops Diocesan College ended the Bishops 175 Hockey Festival as the only unbeaten team following a 4-0 trouncing of St
Bishops Diocesan College maintained their unbeaten record at the Bishops 175 Hockey Festival when they defeated St Andrew’s College 2-1
After playing to a 1-1 draw against Somerset College in their opening match of the Bishops Hockey Festival on Thursday,
Bishops Diocesan College, St Benedict’s College and St Andrew’s College got their Bishops 175 Hockey Festival campaigns off to winning starts
The Bishops Diocesan College first hockey team will be aiming to continue a spotless start to their season when they
The start of the rugby season was marked by a barrage of points in three early season fixtures featuring some
Coming off a heavy defeat to Bishops on Saturday at the Independent Schools Cricket Festival in Pretoria, St John’s College
St John’s College (Harare) vs Woodridge College St John’s College, of Harare, delivered a victory for South Africa’s neighbours, outplaying
Over 700 hopeful hoopers converged in Johannesburg to participate in the 19th edition of the St. John’s College Basketball Tournament.
St John’s College vs Woodridge College St John’s College cruised to a nine-wicket victory over Woodridge College on day one
The annual Independent Schools Cricket Festival, which takes place at St Alban’s College from 22 to 25 February, promises to
King Edward VII School‘s in-form Callum Ritchie led the side from Johannesburg to yet another victory on Saturday in an
With the basketball season hitting its stride, many of the country’s leading teams are beginning to cast an eye towards
The 116th RMB VLC National Sprints Regatta drew over 1 000 boats to the Victoria Lake Rowing Club at Germiston
The first big basketball event of 2024 drew a host of top teams from around South Africa to Gauteng over
The Invitational Basketball Tournament, which includes four divisions, for u16 and u19 boys and girls, is set to tip off
The Standard Bank South African Schools Boat Race trophies are returning to familiar homes in Gauteng again this year, with St Benedict’s and St Mary’s both
The defending champions of the Standard Bank Schools Boat Race – St Benedict’s and St Mary’s – won the preliminary
The 23rd annual Standard Bank Schools Boat Race takes place on Friday and Saturday, 8 and 9 December, on the
St Benedict’s College continued an outstanding run of form to be crowned the champions of the 2023 Pharoah Inanda Hoops
After two days of unlimited overs cricket failed to produce a winner in Bloemfontein, where St Benedict’s College were being
St. Benedicts College recorded its first ever triumph at the Kearsney College’s Independent Stayers Basketball tournament over the long-weekend, defeating
A determined and energetic St Benedict’s College beat St Stithians College in their final match of the season, winning in
Nothing quite beats a midweek fixture, just before the long weekend. What better way to get the Youth Day celebrations
Big traditional schools come with the additional nuances of long-standing rivalries and old boys’ days which add a layer of
A battle of the saints will take place this weekend in Pretoria and Johannesburg, giving independent schools much to talk