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    Stars shine bright with hard-fought win

    Luvuyo MjekulaBy Luvuyo MjekulaAugust 22, 2024Updated:August 22, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    By Chesley Daniels
    Trying Stars returned to winning ways with a thrilling 27-23 away victory against Hankey Villagers in their Score Epru Grand Challenge Top 12 second-round fixture on Saturday. This win marks a crucial comeback for Stars after suffering consecutive defeats against Gardens and NMU. Despite the win, Stars remain in fifth position on the log, but are fighting hard to secure a top-four playoff spot.
    Schalk Cannon in action for Trying Stars. Photo: Lurika Jacobs
    Brumbies suffer heavy defeat
    Grahamstown Brumbies faced a tough defeat against Gardens, losing 49-8 in their second-round clash. Gardens dominated the match, earning a bonus point win and maintaining their third position on the log. Brumbies, on the other hand, moved up to seventh position.
    Old Collegians stage impressive comeback
    Old Collegians secured a hard-fought 24-12 win over second-placed Paterson Lions at the Lavender Valley on Saturday. Despite trailing 12-0 at halftime, Old Collegians staged an impressive second-half comeback, utilizing their home ground advantage and skilful backline to clinch the win.
    Latest Epru Grand Challenge Top 12 Log
    1. Kruisfontein United – 63 (14)
    2. Progress – 60 (15)
    3. Gardens – 54 (16)
    4. PE Harlequins – 46 (16)
    5. Trying Stars – 44 (16)
    6. NMU Madibaz – 39 (15)
    7. Grahamstown Brumbies – 34 (16)
    8. Park – 32 (16)
    9. Joubertina United – 32 (15)
    10. Despatch Oostelikes – 28 (15)
    11. Central – 25 (15)
    12. Hankey Villagers – 18 (15)
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