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Monument vs Garsfontein: A New Chapter in a Storied Rivalry

23 July 2024 by Guest

Sportsmans Warehouse Premier Interschools is thrilled to introduce a new derby to its prestigious lineup: Hoërskool Garsfontein from Pretoria take on Hoërskool Monument from Krugersdorp. This match marks the first time these two rugby powerhouses meet under the banner of the Noordvaal Cup, adding an extra layer of excitement and anticipation to an already intense rivalry.

Last 10 Results:

Date Garsfontein Monument
2016/08/23 35 20
2017/04/22 21 45
2017/08/22 24 31
2018/04/21 31 68
2018/06/09 49 39
2018/08/11 14 45
2019/05/18 29 32
2022/05/14 19 43
2022/08/27 28 30
2023/06/10 39 31

A Decade of Excellence: Garsfontein’s Rise

Garsfontein, the “new kids” on the block, have rapidly developed an exceptional rugby program over the past decade. They have consistently been top contenders in the South African schoolboy rugby rankings, earning respect and admiration from peers and fans alike. This season, however, has been challenging. Out of 12 games, Garsfontein has won 5 and lost 7. Despite the setbacks, they have shown resilience, with five of their losses being within a single score opportunity. As they set their sights on the Noordvaal Cup, Garsfontein is determined to restore their season with pride and tenacity.

Date Opp For Against
2024/03/13 Jeppe 37 31
2024/03/22 Oakdale 19 24
2024/03/25 HJS Paarl 36 38
2024/04/06 Affies 31 33
2024/05/02 Stellenberg 22 26
2024/05/04 Grey College 10 38
2024/05/11 Waterkloof 36 47
2024/05/18 Marais Viljoen 31 19
2024/05/25 Menlopark 90 14
2024/06/01 Rustenburg 74 12
2024/07/13 Nelspruit 29 30
2024/07/20 Noordheuwel 44 37

Monument’s Legacy: A Tradition of Excellence

Monument, a stalwart in South African schoolboy rugby, has also faced a challenging season. With 8 wins and 6 losses out of 14 games, Monument has experienced highs and lows. Memorable victories against Boland Landbou and Helpmekaar have been highlights, though a significant loss to Grey College has slightly tarnished their formidable reputation. Monument’s focus is now firmly on the Noordvaal Cup, where they aim to reaffirm their status as one of the top rugby schools.

Date Opp For Against
2024/03/16 Welkom Gim 64 28
2024/03/23 Paarl Gim 21 38
2024/03/26 Durbanville 48 21
2024/03/30 Framesby 22 17
2024/04/01 Westville 22 25
2024/04/20 Helpmekaar 31 25
2024/04/27 EG Jansen 15 32
2024/05/02 Paul Roos 27 29
2024/05/04 Boland Landbou 38 33
2024/05/11 Menlopark 59 25
2024/05/18 Noordheuwel 36 33
2024/05/25 Grey College 19 87
2024/06/01 Marais Viljoen 63 0
2024/07/13 Jeppe 31 47

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A Battle for Supremacy

As both teams come off losses in Nelspruit, the stage is set for an epic showdown. Monument holds the upper hand in recent encounters, winning 7 of the last 10 matches against Garsfontein. However, with the added prestige of the Noordvaal Cup and the hunger to bounce back from recent setbacks, this derby promises to be a thrilling contest.

The match not only represents a battle for supremacy but also an opportunity for both schools to reignite their season and showcase their rugby prowess. Fans can expect a game filled with passion, skill, and unrelenting determination as Hoërskool Garsfontein and Hoërskool Monument vie for victory.

Prepare for an electrifying encounter that will leave a lasting mark on the annals of South African schoolboy rugby history. The 1st XV game will be live on SuperSport Schools app and channel 216 (DSTV) this Saturday the 27th of July, kick off is at 13:45.

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