The World Schools Festival Cup Final will take place on 17th December 2022

World Schools Festival Cup

Grey College vs Hamilton Boys – The World Schools Festival Cup Final will take place on Saturday 17th December at 4:35pm local time in Thailand.

The final of the Shield competition will see Sedbergh School from England take on St Michael’s College from Ireland. This contest will take place at 1:45pm local time.

All fans will be able to watch all the World Schools Festival content live on the RugbyPass YouTube channel throughout Saturday.

Here is everything you need to know as Grey College get set to take on Hamilton Boys’ High in the final of the World Schools Festival.

GREY COLLEGE WILL BE HOPING TO MAKE SOUTH AFRICA PROUD

Grey was made to work hard for their semi-final victory, but they once again proved their powerhouse status within the school’s rugby community with a stirring late effort to win the game despite not being at their ruthless best.

Made up of a mix of U17 and U16 players, the large majority of this Grey squad will only play first team rugby next season, but still managed to get the better of Cardiff and Vale College, who are back-to-back Welsh Schools and Colleges League and Cup champions.

Before this semi-final, Grey also laid to waste current RFU National Cup champions Trinity School in the quarter final of the tournament on Tuesday.



source https://thedailyrugby.com/the-world-schools-festival-cup-final-will-take-place-on-17th-december-2022/

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

2024 Pacific Championships Rugby League Fixtures, How to watch

Image
The National Rugby League and the Albanese Government are collaborating to create the new Rugby League Pacific Championships . Men’s and women’s teams from Australia, the Cook Islands, Fiji, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, and Tonga will compete in the inaugural Pacific Championships. The southern hemisphere countries participated in the first-ever Pacific Championships, which were held in Australia, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea between October and November. Six male teams including the three host nations mentioned above competed in the first Pacific Championships and were divided into two pools of three. The first of those consisted of Australia, Samoa and New Zealand. while the second pool included Fiji, the Cook Islands, and Papua New Guinea. Pacific Championships pools Pool A Australia, New Zealand, Tonga, Samoa Pool B PNG, Fiji, Cook Islands Week One – October 14-15 Australia v Samoa (men) at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville Australia v
Read more

Junior Springboks to face All Blacks in U20 Rugby Championship

Image
The Junior Springboks will kick off the U20 Rugby Championship against All Blacks on Thursday, 2 May at 9am (South Africa time).  The U20 Rugby will see the up-and-coming stars of Argentina, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa do battle in a first of its kind between the four southern hemisphere nations. Sanzaar confirmed on Wednesday when it revealed the draw for the new competition that the Junior Springboks will play an exciting match against New Zealand on Thursday, May 2 at the Sunshine Coast Stadium to launch the inaugural Rugby Championship (TRC) Under-20 competition. U20 Rugby Championship Match schedule (SA kick-off times): Thursday, 2 May 09h00: Junior Boks vs New Zealand 11h00: Australia vs Argentina Junior Springboks U20 Rugby Match preview The U20 champion will be determined by the top team following the three-round, six-match competition. The Junior Springboks will play their opening match of the Championship on Thursday, May 2 at 9 a.m. (South African time
Read more