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Mixed fortunes at Academy week

_Gr0cCc0Tts_By _Gr0cCc0Tts_July 16, 2009No Comments1 Min Read
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The U18 National Academy Week kicked off with 24 competing teams at the Grootvlei Sports Academy in Pretoria on 29 June.

The U18 National Academy Week kicked off with 24 competing teams at the Grootvlei Sports Academy in Pretoria on 29 June.

The Blue Bulls, Border, Eastern Province, Falcons, Griffons, Griquas, Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal sent two sides to the tournament and the rest of the 14 regions sent one team. Namibia is also competing in this year’s U18 Academy Week.

The Grahamstown pupils who represented the EP Country Districts side at the Academy Week were Ryan Dugmore, Ian Herold (St Andrew’s), Matthew Booth (Graeme) and Jason Collett (Kingswood).

The EP Country District side finished 14th out of 24 teams, beating the EP and Border sides in the final log standings.
A team will be selected from players who participated in the Academy week and is represented at this weeks U18 Coca Cola Craven Week as the SA Academy side.
 

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