School Rugby Noordvaal Cup 2026 Semi-Finals at Hoërskool John Vorster
On Saturday, 20 June 2026, school rugby once again delivered a strong display of teamwork, discipline and school pride as several high school teams competed in the Noordvaal Cup 2026 Semi-Finals at Hoërskool John Vorster.
The matches took place on the HTS John Vorster A-Field, with a full rugby programme involving HTS John Vorster, HS Die Wilgers, HS Pretoria North, HS Erasmus and HS Wonderboom.
The day brought together players, coaches, referees, parents and supporters for a competitive school rugby event that highlighted the continued importance of school sport in player development and community involvement.
The Day’s Rugby Programme
The match programme included fixtures across different age groups, from junior teams through to the first team match.
08:30 – U/14A
HTS John Vorster vs HS Die Wilgers
09:40 – U/15A
HS Die Wilgers vs HTS John Vorster
10:50 – U/16A
HS Pretoria North vs HS Erasmus
12:30 – First Team
HTS John Vorster vs HS Wonderboom
Each fixture gave players the opportunity to represent their schools with commitment and pride. The programme also reflected the depth of school rugby talent and the importance of structured competition in developing young athletes.
A Day of Competition, Teamwork and School Pride
School rugby is about more than the result on the scoreboard. It is also about character, discipline, preparation and the ability to work together under pressure.
From the junior age groups to the first team fixture, the day’s matches gave players the chance to apply their skills, support their teammates and compete in the spirit of school rugby.
Events like the Noordvaal Cup Semi-Finals help build confidence, sportsmanship and resilience. They also create valuable memories for players, coaches and supporters.
The Role of School Rugby
School rugby continues to play an important role in the development of young players. It teaches technical rugby skills, but also broader life lessons such as responsibility, respect, perseverance and teamwork.
A match day like this brings schools and communities together. Parents, teachers, coaches and supporters all contribute to the atmosphere around the field and help create a positive environment for players to perform.
The support shown on the day reflected the passion and commitment that school communities continue to have for rugby and youth sport.
Watch the Matches
The matches can be viewed through the following links:
Thank You to Everyone Involved
A special thank you goes to the players, coaches, referees, organisers and supporters who contributed to the success of the day.
To all the teams that participated: you represented your schools with pride.
The Noordvaal Cup 2026 Semi-Finals at Hoërskool John Vorster once again showed why school rugby remains such an important part of sport development, character building and community involvement.
Rugby Day at Laerskool Midstream College: CIM Lubricants Wishes the Teams Well
Today, 8 June, school rugby takes centre stage at Laerskool Midstream College, where several exciting fixtures will be played as part of the Blou Bulle Rugby Finale.
CIM Lubricants is proud to support school sport and would like to wish all the players, coaches, schools, and supporters the very best for the day.
Under 13 A Team Fixtures
The Under 13 A Teams will be taking the field in both the B-Liga and A-Liga fixtures.
In the B-Liga, Laerskool Tuine will face Laerskool Mayville. This promises to be a competitive match between two schools that have worked hard throughout the season.
In the A-Liga, Laerskool Wonderboom will take on Laerskool Menlo Park. Both teams will be looking to give their best performance on the day and represent their schools with pride.
CIM Lubricants would also like to extend a special good luck message to the Under 10 Laerskool Tuine team, who will also be in action.
Proud Support for School Rugby
As a sponsor of Laerskool Tuine, Laerskool Mayville, and Laerskool Wonderboom, CIM Lubricants recognises the importance of school sport in developing discipline, teamwork, commitment, and resilience.
Rugby is more than just a game. It teaches young players to work together, respect their opponents, and keep pushing forward even under pressure. These are values that carry beyond the rugby field.
CIM Lubricants is proud to be associated with these schools and to play a small part in supporting young athletes as they continue to grow and compete.
Watch the Action Live
Supporters who cannot attend the matches in person can follow the action through the live streams below:
Blou Bulle Rugby Finale – C-Veld
Laerskool Midstream College
https://www.youtube.com/live/ZGdXTwjWj2c
Blou Bulle Rugby Finale – B-Veld
Laerskool Midstream College
https://www.youtube.com/live/93JjXsYFC20?feature=share
Good Luck to All Teams
CIM Lubricants wishes every player the best of luck for today’s matches. Play with heart, respect the game, and enjoy the opportunity to represent your school.
To Laerskool Tuine, Laerskool Mayville, and Laerskool Wonderboom — we are proud to support you.
A-Bond and B-Bond Rugby Semi-Finals: Big School Rugby Day on Thursday, 11 June 2026
Thursday, 11 June 2026, promises to be an exciting day of primary school rugby, with several teams taking part in the A-Bond and B-Bond semi-finals.
The semi-finals give young players the opportunity to showcase their preparation, teamwork, discipline, and commitment on the field. For schools, coaches, parents, and supporters, it is also an important day to promote positive support, good sportsmanship, and respect for the game.
Supporters who are unable to attend in person can also follow the matches live on YouTube.
A-Bond Semi-Finals at Laerskool Villieria
Laerskool Villieria will host the A-Bond semi-finals, with matches starting from 10:00. The programme includes fixtures in the U/9, U/10, U/11, and U/13 age groups.
A-Bond Programme
| Time | Age Group | Fixture |
|---|---|---|
| 10:00 | U/9 | Rooihuiskraal vs Louis Leipoldt |
| 10:50 | U/9 | Anton van Wouw vs Villieria |
| 11:40 | U/10 | Anton van Wouw vs Die Poort |
| 12:30 | U/10 | Rooihuiskraal vs Monumentpark |
| 13:20 | U/11 | Anton van Wouw vs Bakenkop |
| 14:10 | U/11 | Menlopark vs Villieria |
| 15:00 | U/13 | Menlopark vs Louis Leipoldt |
| 16:00 | U/13 | Wonderboom vs Die Poort |
Supporters are encouraged to arrive early, as parking inside the school grounds is limited. Pedestrian entry is R20, while school children enter free of charge. Please note that the venue will operate on a cash-only basis, and gates open at 08:00.
A tuck shop and stalls will be available on the day. Parents and supporters must remain behind the demarcated areas. The venue is smoke-free, and no alcohol may be used on the premises.
B-Bond Semi-Finals at Laerskool Simon Bekker
Laerskool Simon Bekker will host the B-Bond semi-finals. Matches will take place on two fields, with rugby action scheduled from 13:00 to 17:00.
Watch live:
Rugby B-Bond Semi-Finals at Laerskool Simon Bekker — U/11 & U/13 Field
Rugby B-Bond Semi-Finals at Laerskool Simon Bekker — U/9 & U/10 Field
B-Bond Programme
| Time | Field | Age Group | Fixture |
| 13:00 – 14:00 | A Field | U/11 | Cornwall vs Tuine |
| 13:00 – 14:00 | B Field | U/9 | Voorpos vs Mayville |
| 14:00 – 15:00 | A Field | U/11 | Voorpos vs Pretoria-Oos |
| 14:00 – 15:00 | B Field | U/9 | Cornwall vs Tuine |
| 15:00 – 16:00 | A Field | U/13A | Tuine vs Pretoria-Oos |
| 15:00 – 16:00 | B Field | U/10 | Danie Malan vs Simon Bekker |
| 16:00 – 17:00 | A Field | U/13A | Swartkop vs M |
| 16:00 – 17:00 | B Field | U/10 | Tuine vs Voorpos |
The arrangements for the day place strong emphasis on good discipline next to the field. Parents must remain behind the demarcated areas or sit on the pavilion. Negative comments towards referees, players, or opposing teams should be avoided.
The message is simple: let the children play rugby, and let the adults support the game in a positive manner.
Only school buses and principals will be allowed to park inside the school grounds, provided the required school-branded ticket is shown at the gate. Adult entry is R20, while children enter free of charge. A tuck shop will also be available.
Sportsmanship Remains the Biggest Winner
Semi-final rugby naturally brings competition, pressure, and excitement. However, the most important part of the day remains the development of young players.
These matches teach children more than rugby skills. They learn discipline, resilience, teamwork, respect, and how to perform under pressure.
Congratulations to every team that has reached the semi-finals. Reaching this stage is already an achievement that players, coaches, parents, and schools can be proud of.
May Thursday’s matches be played hard, fairly, and in good spirit.
Good luck to all teams, coaches, referees, and schools involved in this important school rugby day.
Exciting School Rugby Action Taking Place This Week
School rugby supporters can look forward to an exciting week of fixtures, with several schools taking to the field in what promises to be a great showcase of young talent, teamwork, and school spirit.
Today: Laerskool Mayville vs Laerskool Du Preez Van Wyk
The week kicks off with Laerskool Mayville taking on Laerskool Du Preez Van Wyk.
Supporters who are unable to attend the match can still follow the action live via YouTube:
https://youtube.com/live/BVRjOkHg8zM?feature=share
This fixture is expected to bring plenty of energy, with both schools looking to represent their teams, coaches, and supporters with pride.
Thursday: Laerskool Stephanus Roos vs Midstreem College
Thursday’s fixture saw Laerskool Stephanus Roos take on Midstreem College in another exciting school rugby match.
The game formed part of a busy week of school rugby and gave players from both schools the opportunity to represent their teams, coaches, and supporters with pride. Matches like these are not only about the final score, but also about teamwork, discipline, commitment, and the development of young rugby talent.
Supporters who missed the match can still watch the action via the YouTube links below:
https://www.youtube.com/live/lWNNWyeMR1w
https://www.youtube.com/live/oIaN6RxCr3s
Well done to all the players, coaches, officials, and supporters involved in making the fixture possible.
Saturday: Hoërskool Wonderboom vs Hoërskool Erasmus
Saturday’s rugby fixture will see Hoërskool Wonderboom take on Hoërskool Erasmus in what promises to be an exciting school rugby encounter.
The match will bring another opportunity for players to represent their schools with pride, discipline, and commitment. Fixtures like these play an important role in building school spirit, developing young talent, and giving supporters a chance to stand behind their teams.
Supporters who are unable to attend can still follow the action live on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/live/j6g3uLhylAI?si=zIIfrKA0YqWPwxD-
Both teams will be looking to deliver a strong performance and end the week of rugby on a positive note.
Good luck to all the players, coaches, officials, and supporters involved.
Supporting School Rugby
School rugby plays an important role in developing discipline, teamwork, resilience, and respect among young players. Fixtures like these give learners the opportunity to grow on and off the field while creating memorable moments for their schools and communities.
We wish all the players, coaches, officials, and supporters a successful week of rugby.
Good luck to all the teams taking part.
Big School Rugby Action This Week
This week promises plenty of school rugby excitement, with young players taking the field in matches that bring together skill, teamwork, discipline and school pride.
Supporters can look forward to strong competition, passionate play and the kind of grassroots rugby that continues to build the future of the game.
Laerskool Tuine vs Laerskool Danie Malan
Laerskool Tuine will face Laerskool Danie Malan in what is expected to be a spirited school rugby encounter.
Both teams will be looking to make their school proud, with players giving their best in every tackle, pass, scrum and try scoring opportunity. Matches like these are about more than the final score. They help young players build confidence, respect and a deeper love for the game.
Watch the game live here:
https://youtube.com/live/AfBWdp8LGIE?feature=share
Laerskool Wonderboom vs Laerskool Rooihuiskraal
Laerskool Wonderboom will take on Laerskool Rooihuiskraal in another exciting fixture this week.
This match is set to bring great energy, with both schools ready to show their commitment on the field. Support from parents, coaches, teachers and fellow learners plays a big role in creating the atmosphere that makes school rugby so special.
Watch the game live here:
https://youtube.com/live/yxhdnuU6-4o?feature=share
Saturday Rugby at Zwartkloof Private Game Reserve
On Saturday, rugby supporters can look forward to an exciting day at Zwartkloof Private Game Reserve in Limpopo, where the Blou Bulle under 12 and under 13 tournament will take place.
The tournament will bring together young talent, strong competition and plenty of rugby spirit. These age group matches are an important part of player development, giving young athletes the opportunity to test themselves, learn from each game and experience the value of teamwork under pressure.
Watch the tournament live here:
https://youtube.com/live/EnoWCPr9lZM?feature=share
Supporting the Future of Rugby
School rugby plays an important role in developing young players both on and off the field. It teaches commitment, discipline, resilience and respect.
To all the players, coaches, schools and supporters involved this week, may the games be played with heart, sportsmanship and pride.
Good luck to every team taking the field.
School Rugby Week: Local Teams Take the Field
School rugby brings communities together. It gives young players the chance to build confidence, learn discipline, and experience the value of teamwork on the field.
This week, two exciting primary school rugby fixtures are taking place, with strong local support expected from parents, teachers, coaches and fellow learners.
Laerskool Mayville vs Laerskool Swartkop
The first matches take place today, Tuesday, 5 May 2026, when Laerskool Mayville faces Laerskool Swartkop.
This is a great opportunity for the players to show their commitment, teamwork and school pride. Every pass, tackle and try forms part of their growth as young athletes.
Watch Laerskool Mayville Rugby A Veld here:
https://www.youtube.com/live/iB8npcHAID4
Watch Laerskool Mayville Rugby B Veld here:
https://www.youtube.com/live/X1O2_CTSxks
Laerskool Wonderboom vs Laerskool Stephanus Roos
The second matches take place on Thursday, 7 May 2026, when Laerskool Wonderboom faces Laerskool Stephanus Roos.
This promises to be another exciting day of school rugby, with both teams stepping onto the field to give their best and represent their schools with pride.
Watch Laerskool Wonderboom Rugby A Veld here:
https://www.youtube.com/live/GLD7KxcxU4I
Watch Laerskool Wonderboom Rugby B Veld here:
https://www.youtube.com/live/bBjBubJvpUw?feature=share
More Than a Game
Rugby at school level is about much more than winning. It teaches players to stay focused, respect their opponents and work together under pressure.
It also gives families and school communities a reason to come together and support the next generation of athletes.
Good luck to all four teams. May both match days be played with energy, respect and true sportsmanship.
Catch the live rugby action and support the teams online.
Watch Laerskool Tuine take on Laerskool Simon Bekker, and Laerskool Wonderboom face Laerskool Anton van Wouw live on YouTube.
Watch here:
https://youtube.com/live/I9Ruxkw_I7Y?feature=share
https://youtube.com/live/k-Iy-cxsdAg?feature=share
https://youtube.com/live/ppQOdtC6EVY?feature=share
Good luck to all the players. Play hard and enjoy every moment.
Midstream Day: Laerskool Wonderboom Shows Heart Against Laerskool Wierda Park
On 14 March 2026, learners from Laerskool Wonderboom took to the fields at Midstream College for an exciting Midstream Day clash against Laerskool Wierda Park. The day was filled with energy, passion, and moments of outstanding sportsmanship.
While Laerskool Wonderboom gave their all, the match didn’t go their way on the scoreboard. What stood out, however, was the determination, teamwork and commitment displayed by every player. The team’s spirit and resilience were evident in every play, and their efforts earned the respect of teachers, parents, and fellow learners alike.
At CIM Lubricants, we are proud to support Laerskool Wonderboom and celebrate the dedication and courage of young athletes. Every match is a learning experience, and the team will undoubtedly come back stronger and more determined for the next challenge.
Events like Midstream Day remind us that sport is about growth, character, and the joy of participation — values that go far beyond the final score.
We look forward to continuing to support Laerskool Wonderboom as they develop their skills, teamwork, and sporting spirit in the months ahead.
CIM Lubricants – Proudly backing local talent and the champions of tomorrow.
Montana Day Brings Local Schools Together for a Day of Sport
Saturday, 28 February was a special day for school sport as several local schools gathered for the annual Montana Day — an event that celebrates friendly competition, teamwork and the spirit of community.
Learners from Laerskool Wonderboom, Laerskool Stephanus Roos, Laerskool Magalieskruin and Laerskool Die Poort came together to take part in a full day of sporting activities. The fields were filled with excitement as teams competed with determination while supporters from each school proudly cheered them on.
Montana Day is about much more than just results on the scoreboard. It is an opportunity for young athletes to test their abilities, build friendships with learners from other schools and learn the values that sport teaches — dedication, teamwork and respect.
Throughout the day there was a wonderful atmosphere of encouragement and sportsmanship. Players gave their best in every match while teachers, parents and fellow learners created a supportive environment from the sidelines.
CIM Lubricants is proud to support initiatives that bring communities together through sport. Events like Montana Day play an important role in encouraging young athletes and strengthening the bonds between local schools.
We congratulate all the participating schools for making the day such a success and look forward to seeing many more young athletes grow and develop through school sport.
CIM Lubricants – Proudly supporting our community and the future of local sport.
Learners from both schools took to the fields with enthusiasm and determination, giving their best throughout the day’s fixtures. The matches were action-packed and showcased the commitment, teamwork, and passion that make school sport such an important part of a learner’s development.
Beyond the competition itself, what stood out most was the respect shown between the teams. Players encouraged one another, supporters cheered passionately, and the spirit of fair play was evident throughout the day.
School sport plays a vital role in teaching young learners valuable life skills such as discipline, teamwork and perseverance. Events like these bring school communities together and create memorable experiences for the learners involved.
CIM Lubricants is proud to support local school sports and initiatives that contribute to the growth and development of young athletes in our community. Seeing the dedication and passion displayed by the learners from both schools was truly inspiring.
We congratulate both Laerskool Mayville and Laerskool Danie Malan on a fantastic day of sport and look forward to supporting many more events like this in the future.
CIM Lubricants – Proudly supporting our local community.
Laerskool Mayville vs Laerskool Danie Malan – A Great Day of School Sport
On 3 March 2026, Laerskool Mayville hosted an exciting day of school sport against Laerskool Danie Malan. The day was filled with energy, great competition and, most importantly, outstanding sportsmanship from all the young athletes who participated.
Learners from both schools took to the fields with enthusiasm and determination, giving their best throughout the day’s fixtures. The matches were action-packed and showcased the commitment, teamwork, and passion that make school sport such an important part of a learner’s development.
Beyond the competition itself, what stood out most was the respect shown between the teams. Players encouraged one another, supporters cheered passionately, and the spirit of fair play was evident throughout the day.
School sport plays a vital role in teaching young learners valuable life skills such as discipline, teamwork and perseverance. Events like these bring school communities together and create memorable experiences for the learners involved.
CIM Lubricants is proud to support local school sports and initiatives that contribute to the growth and development of young athletes in our community. Seeing the dedication and passion displayed by the learners from both schools was truly inspiring.
We congratulate both Laerskool Mayville and Laerskool Danie Malan on a fantastic day of sport and look forward to supporting many more events like this in the future.
CIM Lubricants – Proudly supporting our local community.
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