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St Stithians Defend Nedbank Grey Soccer Tournament Title

26 September 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: The defending champions of the Nedbank Grey College Soccer Tournament, St Stithians College, on Tuesday, pulled off a hard-fought defence of the Nedbank Grey College Soccer Tournament title they won for the first time in 2023

With two titles from three visits to the tournament, they boast a remarkable record. Facing some of the best teams in the country and playing a congested four-day programme, that’s some achievement.

This time, the Saints’ challenge was almost scuppered on the first day of action, when they lost their first two games, going down 1-2 to Grey College and 0-2 to Pretoria Boys High. They got back on track in their third game, scoring a tight… continue reading HERE.

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  1. TeederSmartie

    7 September 2026 at 7:13 pm

    When Australia toured England in 1868, each player wore different color caps so that the audience can recognize them.

  2. Gumby Train

    5 September 2026 at 4:08 am

    England is the only team in the northern hemisphere to have won the Rugby World Cup – Given the game’s origins in England, statistically southern hemisphere teams are wayyyyyyy better at rugby. In total there have been 9 Rugby World Cups. New Zealand have won 3, South Africa have won 3, Australia have won it twice, and England are the only team in the northern hemisphere to have won it. Maybe the Rugby World Cup 2023 hosted in France will be another win for a European team though!

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