Football round-up: Cowie Cup in the spotlight as it heads towards its conclusion
The Mancosa KwaZulu-Natal High Schools Football Association (KZNHSFA) Cowie Cup, the province’s premier knockout competition, is approaching its conclusion. The

The Mancosa KwaZulu-Natal High Schools Football Association (KZNHSFA) Cowie Cup, the province’s premier knockout competition, is approaching its conclusion. The
Hoërskool Waterkloof and St Stithians College had two players each collect individual awards after the final day of the St
Hoërskool Waterkloof’s AJ de Villiers and Juan Swart both scored double centuries at the St David’s Marist Inanda Fasken Time
King Edward VII (KES) was the only team that recorded a victory in the first round of matches at St
St Stithians College vs Clifton College Clifton College‘s number three batsman, Muhammed Malek, was a force to be reckoned with
St Stithians College vs Clifton College Top-order batsmen Ombesa Matsha and Thomas Collins found the boundary often, as both racked
Juvan Lamont and Lincoln Casais scored masterful hundreds, while Tapiwa Chikwava claimed a five-wicket haul on Thursday, the first day
The St David’s Marist Inanda Fasken Time Cricket Festival has established itself as one of the premier cricketing events on
St David’s Marist Inanda will open the school’s gates to welcome 11 of the nation’s other leading schoolboy cricket teams
On Sunday, St Benedict’s College captured the St David’s Marist Inanda Challenge Cup, beating St John’s College 2-0 in the final.
The Inanda Challenge Cup, hosted by St David’s Marist Inanda, is approaching its climax, with the knockout rounds having been
The 22nd St David’s Marist Inanda Challenge Cup kicked off on Friday with 50 teams from across South Africa, featuring
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
It has been a case of “so close, yet so far” for Southern Gauteng‘s u18A boys’ teams in recent years
St John’s College will have a chance to end their rugby season with a third win in a row on
One of Jeppe’s most experienced players, Jarryd Gordon-Watt, celebrated his 100th appearance for the school in style by helping his
Clifton College fell to a 17-23 loss to St David’s Marist Inanda at the Riverside Sports Club on Saturday on
Daniel Holliday scored a hat-trick, and goalkeeper Georg Wolhouter kept a clean sheet, as Clifton College dominated St David’s Marist
Northwood‘s rugby is defined by its defence. Coach Jacques Deen said as much after the Knights beat Westville Boys’ High
Jeppe High School for Boys and St Stithians College will meet in the Aitken Cup final on Sunday. It’s a
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
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
“We are just a team that’s hungry for success.” – Those were the words of Bishops‘ captain, James Malan, after