Mutual & Federal Premier Interschools: Outeniqua High School vs Noord-Kaap High School 10 August 2013

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Next Mutual & Federal Premier Interschools Rugby Match: Outeniqua High School vs Noord-Kaap High School – Extreme Schools Rivalry

Outeniqua High School will play Noord-Kaap High School in George on Saturday 10 August 2013 in the next Mutual & Federal Premier Interschools that will be televised LIVE on SuperSport 1 at 12:55.

Mutual & Federal Premier Interschools is a series of 12 matches, which feature the highest profile and most traditional interschool rugby rivalries, from South Africa’s top rugby schools, broadcast live on SuperSport from April to August.

Schoolboy rugby has served as one of the cornerstones of domestic rugby dating back more than a century, and true to its slogan “Honouring Heritage. Playing for the Future”, Mutual & Federal Premier Interschools is about History, Heritage and Tradition. The series, now in its second year, is expected to grow even stronger.

The  Mutual  &  Federal  Premier  Interschools  stories  are  further  captured  in  12 magazine shows which preview all the games and provide historical overviews of these traditional schools and highlight other academic, cultural and sporting achievements.

Herewith, the Magazine Show times as per Supersport schedule online:

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Being invited to play your hosts at their 90th  celebrations is enough recognition of a school’s prowess during the last couple of years and thus Noord-Kaap High can feel proud of this honour bestowed upon them by Outeniqua High. This can almost be listed as an Interprovincial match between Griquas and SWD as both schools had 12 players representing their province at Craven Week 2013. Although the team from Kimberley is not having the best of seasons according to their own high standards, they are still a very formidable team and rated as one of the Top 30 in the country. They have regularly appeared in the Top 10 rankings of SA Schools in the last few years  and  with  12  Griquas  Craven  Week  players  they  will  still  pose  a  serious challenge to the home team.

The Kwaggas, as Outeniqua High is more affectionately known, is in contrast having one of their best seasons so far in the school’s history.  Having only lost to Paarl Gimnasium so far and won against Grey College and Paarl Boys’ High, they have collected some serious scalps along the way in 2013. With four SA School’s players in their backline you can expect them to play an expansive game and bring these players more into play. They can however also rough it upfront with the best of them and if Noord-Kaap High prefers that type of gameplan they will find Outeniqua High up to it and more than capable of holding their own.

They have only played each other once before in the last five years and that was in

2011 when Noord-Kaap High downed Outeniqua High 43-22. The home team thus have a score to settle with the boys from Kimberley.

The Teams Playing on 10 August 2013:

Hoërskool Noord-Kaap 1st XV

POSITION  NAME 
1 JOUBERT STEYN
2 WILLIE VAN ASWEGEN
3 DOCTOR BOOYSEN
THULANI NJENJE
5 BRADLEY LEIJDEKKERS
6 LEHAN MULLER
7 LUX XHOSA
8 GERHARD HOLTZHAUSEN
9 GM BRUWER
10 GUILERMO MINNIE
11 HILLFORD CLARKE
12 LUKE MASON
13 DIMITRIO TIETIES
14 LEON BECKER
15 RYAN DE WEE
16 AD VAN ZYL
17 GEO DAVEL
18 RICKUS ZWART
19 RUAN CILLIERS
20 BRANDON DE MELLIM
21 DYLAN WALSH
22 ALDRO HAINES

 

Hoërskool Outeniqua 1st XV 

POSITION  NAME 
1 TOBIE WIESE
2 ADRIAAN DE WAAL
3 DERE CARSTENS
PIETER WIESE
5 HERMAN VAN ZYL
6 JUNIOR JOUBERT
7 HENK SMIT
8 HUGO  LAMBRECHTS
9 JANCO SMIT
10 DALIAN FREDERICKS
11 FABIAN SOWA
12 DAWIE WIESE
13 JAYDRIN KOTZE
14 JOHAN VAN ZYL
15 EDWIN VAN WYK
16 ADRIAAN OBERHOLZER
17 THUENIS VAN ZYL
18 LENARD COETZEE
19 JECEAN KLAASE
20 TIAAN VAN ZYL
21 LOUW SLABBERT
22 RUBEN BRAND

 

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Outeniqua High School profile

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The first form of education in George dates back to 1812 when a small school was established in the Goeweneurshuis and Adriaan van der Colff, the first teacher appointed. In the early 1900s, two schools were established to bring education to a higher level in George, namely the First Class Public School for Girls (1905) with Miss Christina van Niekerk as principal and the First Class Boys’ School (1900) with Mr. C L  Hofmeyer  as  principal.  In  1907  the  Boys  (with  a  Dutch  background)  and  the Anglican school (the English St. Mark’s College) merged. Canon Barron Moore was appointed head of the unified school. The political climate was not conducive to such a merger and the enrollment dropped to 63. Canon Moore was followed in 1914 by Mr. D. Malan and under his leadership, the school grew dynamically.

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On 12 February 1914 the foundation stone was laid for the new Boys’ School. It would later be known as the Manie le Roux School. In 1918 the school has grown to an enrollment of 263 and derives high school status. During this period, the Superintendent General of Education, Dr. Muir and the Rev.J. A. Beyers, pastor of the Mother Church in George, strongly advocated the establishment of a “Central School” for George. On February 20, 1920 it was approved by the school board and in 1922 “The Central High School” was established. The boys and girls were now in the same school and it meant that the building was too small for the 225 students and various venues in the town were used as classrooms.

Ds.J. S. Beyers who can be called the “Father of the new High School” where known for two further issues he chased.  Afrikaans was allowed and a suitable site had to be found for the new “Central School”. The City Council has approved a proposal for the new site and on 15 September 1922 the cornerstone of the Outeniqua High School by the Administrator, Sir Frederic de Waal was laid. On June 1, 1923 the name “Outeniqua High School” was decided upon and on 16 July 1923, 223 students and11 teachers under the headship of Mr. D.J.J. de Villiers occupied Outeniqua High School.

 

Rugby at Outeniqua High School

Outeniqua High School have a proud rugby tradition and is perennially found in the top 20 ranks of SA Schools, more often than not in the Top 10. To date they have produced two South African players in Johan Heunis (1981-1989) and Marco Wentzel (2002). They are the current holders of the Western Cape Burger Trophy played for amongst schools from EP, SWD, Boland and WP.

 

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The school also hosts an annual u/14 festival over the Easter Holidays which is highly regarded as the top tournament for the age group in the country.

Schools like Paul Roos High, Paarl Gimnasium, Paarl Boys’ High, Waterkloof High, Monnas, Affies, Grey College and Glenwood all send their youngsters to George during Easter to compete against the best.

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Their season so far:

Date

Opp

Result For Against
2013/03/21 Tygerberg Win 68

3

2013/03/28 EG Jansen Win 57 34
2013/03/30 Westville BHS Win 31

3

2013/04/01 Grey College Win 22 20
2013/04/13 HJS Paarl Win 45 36
2013/04/20 Punt Win 71

3

2013/04/27 Paarl Gim Lose 25 37
2013/05/02 Waterkloof Win 39 19
2013/05/04 Grey PE Win 48 15
2013/05/25 Oakdale Win 13

7

2013/06/01 Langenhoven Gim Win 73

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2013/07/23 St Josephs College (UK) Win 61

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2013/07/27 Framesby Win 52 16
2013/08/03 Oudtshoorn Win 66 10

 

Each year they produced an excellent crop of players that represent SWD and this year no less than 12 players represented the Eagles at Craven Week.

1 Marne Botha (Outeniqua High)
2 Stefan Grundlingh (Outeniqua High)
4 Eduard Zandberg (Outeniqua High)
5 Geor Malan (Outeniqua High)
7 Dian Koen (Outeniqua High)
8 Remu Malan (Outeniqua High)
9 Dewald Human (Outeniqua High)
10 Duhan van der Merwe (Outeniqua High)
11 Warrick Gelant (Outeniqua High)
12 Douw Schoeman (Outeniqua High)
14 Hennie Barnard  (Outeniqua High)
17 Anton Smit  (Outeniqua High)

 

Remu Malan , Dewald Human, Duhan vd Merwe and Warrick Gelant were all selected for the SA Schools team as well. Dewald, Warrick and Duhan also represented SA as u/18 sevens players in 2012. (Photo Below)

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Noord-Kaap High School Profile

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The school was established as Noord-Kaapland Technical College in 1943. That was how it was known up to 1975. Since then it had existed with the Noord-Kaapland Commercial High School as a combined careers school. In 1976 it changed its name to the Commercial High School, and in 1987 settled on Noord-Kaap High School.

Today Noord-Kaap High has grown into a prominent school in the Northern Cape and beyond. The Technical School also remains in Kimberley, though it is separate from H Noord-Kaap High. In its commercial days, MK Brits was the school’s first headmaster. From 1986 to 1995 DJ Pretorius was headmaster and was followed by AJ Snyman, who remained until 2003. A. du Plessis was the next incumbent until 2005, when HJ Brand, the current headmaster, took over.

Pupil numbers at the school have steadily grown, from 402 pupils in 1987 to 1020. Currently Noord-Kaap High is one of the prominent schools in the province, regularly achieving in academics, sport and culture. In the last few years they have been in the spotlight for both their cricket and rugby performances. First, they excelled by winning the Knights Franchise knockout in the Pro20 for schools series in 2011 and 2012 and then playing in both finals of the Provincial series of those years as well. They also produced the 2012 SA Schools Cricket captain in Diego Rossier.

Rugby at Noord-Kaap High

Noord-Kaap High has had seven rugby teams since 1992 – a big improvement from the mid-80s when mustering a single team was hard enough. Their colours are olive green, white and grey. The school has had its share of national representatives, though no Springboks yet. In 2001 flyhalf Corrie Avenant was selected for South Africa at Under-21 level. In 2002 Barnie du Plessis played for the South African Under-19 side at eighthman, and Deon Koen was selected for the Under-18 SA Academy at hooker.

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PJ Vermeulen played for the South African Under-19 in 2004 and captained the side when they won the World Cup in Durban. That side included the likes of Francois Steyn, Hilton Lobberts, Richardt Strauss and Chiliboy Ralepelle.

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Jacques de Kock also played at outside centre for the Under-18 SA Academy in 2005, the year that yet another No.13 – Ronnie Cooke – was selected for the South African Under-21 side. Cooke is the school’s most renowned Old Boy, having been contracted by the Cheetahs since 2006, played in France and is currently contracted to the EP Kings.

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Noord-Kaap High has fielded some excellent First XV’s in recent years. The 1998, 2000 and 2002 sides, captained by Cooke, all had memorable seasons. But then behind good sides are good coaches, and Noord-Kaap High has had many. Hannes Esterhuizen  successfully  coached  the  First  XV  from  1992  to  2002.  Frankel Engelbrecht has been involved in the 2005/2006 and ’08 seasons, with Dale Adam now assisting. Since 1996 and expanded Griqualand West schools league has been played.

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Noord-Kaap High’s First XV has featured in five finals since then,  producing  57Craven Week and six provincial captains in the process.

Noord-Kaap High’s big derby is the local fixture against Diamantveld

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Other  regular  games  include  Upington  High  School  and  Duineveld,  both  from Upington, and Jacobsdal Landbouschool. But derbies stretch to Grey College and Sentraal High of Bloemfontein, and as far as Durban High School and Monument High of Johannesburg, Paarl Gimnasium, Marlow of Cradock and Oakdale of Riverdale. It is a school rapidly improving on an already impressive record.

 

The 2013 season results so far

 

Date

Opp

Result For Against
2013/03/02 Hentie Cilliers Win 24 10
2013/03/09 Marlow Lose 10 12
2013/03/16 Welkom Gim Win 38

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2013/03/30 Jeppe Win 24 16
2013/04/01 Maritzburg College Draw 24 24
2013/04/20 Diamantveld Win 27 19
2013/05/02 EG Jansen Lose 12 36
2013/05/04 Boland Landbou Lose 16 20
2013/05/11 Waterkloof Win 34 30
2013/07/27 Daniel Pienaar Win 40 24

 

Noord-Kaap  High  regularly  provides  the  bulk  of  the  Griquas  Cravenweek  and Academy teams and this year is no exception as 12 of their players were picked for the Craven Week that was held in Polokwane.

 

Players Selected:

15 Ryan de Wee

14 Leon Becker

13 Dimitrio Tieties

12 Luke Mason

9 GM Bruwer

5 Bradley Leijdekkers

4 Thulani Njenje

3 Doctor Booysen

16 Willie van Aswegen

18 Nico Graaff

19 Gerhard Holtzhausen

21 Aldro Heyns

 

 

 

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Waltons, Hewlett Packard and Mondi

Premier Interschools has secured the final sponsor for the series, in the form of a Waltons,  Mondi,  HP  consortium.  Offering  the  widest  range  of  office  products available, from Stationery and Technology to Office Furniture, Optiplan Filing and Catering & Hygiene products for corporate customers. Waltons is dedicated to breeding success. Committed to providing tools for growth, the scholastic market is an important focus for the company. In the context of supporting education and youth development, Waltons is proud to bring the highly successful brands HP and Mondi to the Premier Interschools series. All three brands are highly relevant to the Premier Interschools target audience and we trust that the support of these brands will go a long way in building this important top flight schools rugby platform, showcasing schoolboy rugby at its best and inspiring other young players around the country.

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