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Mawas and Kingswood clash

Busisiwe HohoBy Busisiwe HohoMarch 15, 2010No Comments1 Min Read
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The Mary Waters 1sts and U15 rugby sides will face Kingswood College at the City Lords rugby field today. The U15 match will start at 4pm, followed by the 1sts at 5pm.

The Mawas 1sts will be hoping to keep on a winning streak, after already having a few wins in the last week. On Saturday Mawas faced Nathaniel Nyaluza at the Albany Sports Club, with Mawas 1sts winning 17-14.

The Mary Waters 1sts and U15 rugby sides will face Kingswood College at the City Lords rugby field today. The U15 match will start at 4pm, followed by the 1sts at 5pm.

The Mawas 1sts will be hoping to keep on a winning streak, after already having a few wins in the last week. On Saturday Mawas faced Nathaniel Nyaluza at the Albany Sports Club, with Mawas 1sts winning 17-14.

The Mawas seconds won 29-5 and the U15 side of Mawas had a convincing 62-0 win. A few days earlier the Mawas 1sts beat TEM Mrwetyana 5-3. Both sides will be using the match as a final preparation games before the two sides take part in the Graeme College Rugby Day on  Saturday.

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