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Wynberg and SACS faced off in the annual end of season derby game at Wynberg Junior on Saturday. SACS who beat Wynberg earlier in the season were coming off three consecutive losses while Wynberg were the in form side having won their last four games. The weather was ideal for a display of running rugby and the crowd turned out in their numbers to witness what was to be a “humdinger” of a game!

In what can only be termed a physical encounter the likes of which this author has not previoulsy witnessed at this level of rugby Wynberg once again proved tenacious in defence to emerge 15-12 victors.

Wynberg hosted Rondebosch in this return fixture after having succumbed to their opponents by the same margin (12-15) at Rondebosch earlier in the season.

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Complete age-group rugby results between Wynberg Boys High School and Paul Roos are listed below. Please note that Wynberg scores are mentioned first as the hosting school.

Another glorious winter's day in Cape Town produced a wonderful spectacle of running rugby from the hosts Wynberg as they squared up to traditional rivals Western Province Preparatory School.

With the bitter memory of a poor first-half display against Worcester last week still fresh in the players' minds they were determined to put this aspect of their game right. Perhaps this led to a case of over-eagerness as a slew of penalties was conceded at the breakdown area. Players tended to dive into the rucks without remaining on their feet.

On Saturday morning all of Wynberg Boys Junior School's rugby playing boys made the bi-annual, long journey along the N1 north-bound and through the Hugenot tunnel to Worcester for this traditional rugby fixture.

Although the temperatures were on the cold side with strong winds and an ominous-looking cloud cover, the threat of rain never materialised into anything more than just that - a threat. 

An injury struck Wynberg Boys U13A side travelled to Rondebosch on Tuesday, to tackle a very well drilled and in form Bosch team. After school matches are never easy, but both teams were up for the challenge as the pre match banter had already started while the sides were in Durban touring.

The Wynberg Boys Junior U13A rugby side had the privilege of attending their second rugby tour this year, as they travelled to Durban to participate in the Durban Prep 2011 Rugby Festival. The side left in the early morning of June 8th, and would return to Cape Town on Sunday the 12th.

On Saturday morning after a deluge of rain Wynberg Boys Junior School's premier rugby side strode onto Western Province Preparatory School's rugby field with high expectations after having beaten the same side at U12 level by a convincing margin of 30-plus points.

Below are all the results of the games played at Wynberg Boys High School on Saturday 14 May. Wynberg hosted Primrose Rugby Club.

U19A 48 - 8 Primrose
Blues 52 - 0 Primrose
Colts 77 - 0 Primrose
U19D - bye
U19E - bye
U19F 27 - 7 Bishops
U19G 19 - 12 Bishops

U16A 37 - 3 Primrose
U16B 0 - 27 Primrose
U16C 14 - 12 Bishops
U16D 0 - 22 Bishops

U15A 33 - 0 Primrose
U15B 31 - 7 Primrose
U15C 0 - 44 Bishops