Nathan McBeth has linked up with the Scotland U20 side and could represent them at the World Rugby U20 Championship. The 19-year-old SA Schools loosehead prop qualifies to play for Scotland through his paternal family. McBeth (109kg) is a product of Hoërskool Monument, which also produced Springboks Jaques Fourie and Jaco Taute. He represented the Golden Lions at the U18… Read more →
SARugbymag.co.za chats to Grey High School 1st XV coach Allan Miles about the upcoming season. What are the lessons that you have learned from last year? Last season, we had four losses. Three of those losses were within a point’s margin of five points. Two of those three losses were games that we lost from a leading position. The area… Read more →
SARugbymag.co.za chats to Paarl Boys’ High 1st XV coach Sean Erasmus about the upcoming season. What are the lessons that you have learned from last year? We learn lessons every weekend. It is an eye-opener to see how schools rugby is getting stronger and more technical. Each weekend is becoming a Test match in the sense that the boys are… Read more →
The South African, New Zealand and England participants for next year’s World Schools Festival at Paarl Boys’ High have been confirmed.
World Rugby has rejected ‘extreme and alarmist’ claims made in a study that calls on scrums and tackling to be banned at schools level.
Montpellier, in partnership with an unknown benefactor, have launched a unique scholarship programme at Grey College.
Paarl Boys’ High will host the U18 Craven Week and Academy Week from 8-14 July next year in celebration of the school’s 150th anniversary.
Paarl Boys’ High have finished top of the Rugby365 rankings for the third consecutive year.
Paarl Boys’ High retained their No 1 South African schools ranking after another unbeaten local season, writes BENEDICT CHANAKIRA.
The headmasters of Dale College and Queen’s College have expressed concern over a pitch invasion that prevented a match-winning conversion from being taken.
