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DSG and Collegiate derby day

Grocott's Mail ContributorsBy Grocott's Mail ContributorsApril 12, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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An attacker from St Cyprian's tries to get around a DSG's Cody Laubscher in their match at the DSG U14 Invitational Tournament. Photo: Supplied

The Diocesan School for Girls (DSG) hosted Collegiate Girls High School for their annual derby day on Saturday morning, 6 April. A chilly start greeted the visitors from Port Elizabeth who made the short trip up the N2 to Makhanda (Grahamstown), for what is always a well contested day across all the hockey and netball fixtures.

Even though there were no First team fixtures over the weekend weekend with both Collegiate teams on tour in Johannesburg, there were still an incredible 12 hockey and 11 netball matches played across the Open, U16 and U14 age groups, and the standard of play was of the highest order.

In the hockey fixture, Collegiate edged the results in the battle between these two powerhouses of Eastern Province schoolgirl hockey, by winning six of the hockey matches with DSG picking up the honours in four, with two matches drawn.

In the netball fixture, DSG had a great run in the Open and U16 age group category by winning all seven of the matches played across these two age groups, while Collegiate showed that their Grade eights are a force on the netball court, by turning the tables and winning three of the four U14 matches with the other game playing out to a draw.

Full results as follows:

Hockey

2nds – DSG 0-1 Collegiate

3rds – DSG 1-1 Collegiate

4ths – DSG 2-3 Collegiate

U16A – DSG 2-0 Collegiate

U16B – DSG 2-0 Collegiate

U16C – DSG 0-1 Collegiate

U16D – DSG 3-0 Collegiate

U16E – DSG 0-5 Collegiate

U16F – DSG 1-1 Collegiate

U14A – DSG 0-2 Collegiate

U14B – DSG 1-2 Collegiate

U14C – DSG 6-2 Collegiate

Netball

2nds – DSG 11-8 Collegiate

3rds – DSG 22-2 Collegiate

4ths – DSG 20-3 Collegiate

U16A – DSG 19-17 Collegiate

U16B – DSG 18-8 Collegiate

U16C – DSG 26-1 Collegiate

U16D – DSG 21-5 Collegiate

U14A – DSG 9-23 Collegiate

U14B – DSG 8-15 Collegiate

U14C – DSG 12-12 Collegiate

U14D – DSG 5-9 Collegiate

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