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Glenwood High School vs Maritzburg College

The Sportmans Warehouse Premier Interschools 2024 season kicks of this weekend, 6 April, in what is set to be another epic chapter of this traditional KZN rivalry between two schoolboy rugby powerhouses. Glenwood High School hosts Maritzburg College on their home turf.

The first match between the two schools was played in 1921 at Glenwood, which was won 5-0 by Glenwood. College dominated the earlier exchanges and hold their current winning margin thanks to long term dominance during the 50’s, 60’s 70’s and 80’s. Since the late 90’s however, Glenwood has developed and began to get results and have since been leading, winning eight of the last 10 games.

This mouth-watering derby promises to be one for the history books.

Catch all the action LIVE on the SuperSport Schools channel (DSTV 216) from 14:00pm.

Last 10 results:

Date GW MC
2018/03/10 7 0
2018/03/24 37 12
2018/06/16 41 0
2019/04/06 15 7
2019/08/03 36 25
2021/09/04 12 20
2022/05/14 23 22
2022/08/13 28 22
2023/05/06 15 42
2023/08/12 27 24

Rugby at Maritzburg College

Results for 2024

Date Opp For Against
2024/03/09 Kearsney 14 16
2024/03/16 Clifton 83 10
2024/03/28 Boland Landbou 17 32
2024/03/30 SACS 26 24
2024/04/01 Golden Lions XV 24 7

Rugby at Glenwood

Results for 2024

Date Opp For Against
2024/03/02 Westville (Friendly) 12 34
2024/03/09 Welkom Gim 21 26
2024/03/23 Wesvalia 11 09
2024/03/28 Marlow 14 6
2024/03/30 EG Jansen 8 20
2024/04/01 Nico Malan 12 19

2024 Series Announcement

Premier Interschools is excited to announce their partnership with WE BUY CARS as their new associate sponsor for the 2024 series, launching this weekend in Durban.

“This collaboration promises to strengthen the foundation for future rugby and netball stars, setting the stage for exhilarating matches and unforgettable moments ahead. We look forward to a long and fruitful partnership with the growth of school sports at the forefront,” says Robbie Blair, Premier Interschools Chief Operations Officer.

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