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Ireland 9-20 England

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School Profiles | Craven Week | Top 20 |

FNB Top 20 - 11 May

Tue, 11 May 2010 18:07


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The top two, Grey College and Affies, enjoyed good wins this past weekend, keep their top spots this week and then go into action against each other in what should be a keen match.

There have been some changes which have meant that Bishops , Paarl Gim and St Andrew's have moved up in the top part of the top 20 where it is so hard to make distinctions. Further down Selborne and Florida move up and for the first time this season Drostdy come into the FNB Top 20.

Teams knocking on the door this week are Die Brandwag of Uitenhage, Nelspruit, Marlow, EG Jansen, who had a big win, Jim Fouché of Bloemfontein and a resurgent Maritzburg College.

FNB Top 20 - 11 May

1. Grey College (Bloemfontein)

2. Affies

3. Bishops

4. Paarl Boys' High

5. Paarl Gim

6. Monument

7. St Andrew's (Grahamstown)

8. Paul Roos

9. Glenwood

10. Waterkloof

11. Westville

12. Boland Landbou

13. Diamantveld

14. Grey High (PE)

15. Selborne

16. Florida

17. Ben Vorster

18. Dale

19. Queen's College

20. Drostdy