RECAP: Results for all the Easter rugby festivals
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Schoolboy rugby was in the spotlight with Kearsney College, St John's, St Stithians and KES all hosting their annual Easter Rugby Festivals. Photo: Twitter @KearsneyNews
A host of exciting Easter rugby festivals took place across the country this past weekend, and there were certainly some thrilling results and top-tier action to reflect on.
Monday
Kearsney Festival:
Monument 26 Milnerton 21Glenwood 33 Dale 12EG Jansen 22 Framesby 20DHS 33 Durbanville 5Westville 24 Rustenburg 17
Kearsney 48 Peterhouse (Zimbabwe) 8
KES Festival:
Pearson 21 Eldoraigne 12Rondebosch 33 Queen's College 0Affies 57 Selborne 19Parktown 25 Hudson Park 15Noordheuwel 21 Jeppe 20
KES 7 Northwood 12
Easter Festival results (Saturday)
Kearsney Festival:
Rustenburg 26 Durbanville 22Framesby 45 Peterhouse (Zimbabwe) 19Glenwood 37 Milnerton 34Westville 36 EG Jansen 5Kearsney 34 Dale 13
DHS 32 Monument 17
KES Festival:
Northwood 61 Pearson 26Hudson Park 32 Eldoraigne 26Queen's College 47 Parktown 15Affies 45 Noordheuwel 27Jeppe 38 Selborne 17
KES 20 Rondebosch 17
St John's College Festival:
Golden Lions XV 20 St Davids 16Diamantveld 50 Welkom Gym 33SACS 21 Voortrekker Bethlehem 8Graeme 25 Pretoria Boys' 10St John's 33 Randburg 24Hilton 33 Kingswood 16
Nelspruit 22 Maritzburg College 13
St Stithians Festival:Mali Foundation 40 Hartpury College II (England) 24Windhoek (Namibia) 32 Clifton 10Northcliff 54 St Johns (Zimbabwe) 19St Andrews 19 St Charles 14Hartpury College (England) 19 Bishops 14Helpmekaar 18 Wynberg 17
St Stithians 27 Michaelhouse 21
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