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Craven Week

Venues for Three Years of Youth Weeks

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Venues for Three Years of Youth Weeks

SARU has announced the venues for its Youth Weeks in 2020, 2021 and 2022. In all SARU has nine Youth Weeks - all popular and well supported.

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SA Schools XV in History

Craven Week SA Schools XV in History Two South African Schools rugby teams are due to be announced soon, naming the players who are to play against Argentina, England, France and Wales next month. It is not the first time that selectors have chosen two teams after Craven Week.

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Province win final match in Style

Craven Week Province win final match in Style CRAVEN WEEK REPORT: It was a good day for Western Province as their top team beat the Blue Bulls 56-31 in the final match of the 2019 Craven Week.

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WP dominate Craven Week ... again

Craven Week WP dominate Craven Week ... again CRAVEN WEEK WRAP: Western Province finished the 2019 Under-18 Craven Week as the only unbeaten team to ensure their top team status for the second consecutive year.

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WP take Academy Week top honours

Craven Week WP take Academy Week top honours ACADEMY WEEK WRAP: Western Province showed their class in the Academy Week to emerge as the top side in the tournament for the second year in a row as they defeated Border 45-17 in the final match.

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SA Schools Fixtures in 2019

Craven Week SA Schools Fixtures in 2019 There will be two South African Schools team chosen from the Under-18 Craven Week which ends in Bloemfontein on 6 July 2019.

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Last Matches at Craven Week, 1971-2019

Craven Week Last Matches at Craven Week, 1971-2019 The teams in this year's prestigious last match of the 2019 Craven Week will be between Western Province and the Blue Bulls, the third time they have met in this match.

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Colby to Ref Craven Week Final

Craven Week Colby to Ref Craven Week Final Griffin Colby of the Free State Referees' Society has been appointed to referee the final match of the 2019 Craven Week at Grey College in Bloemfontein on Saturday, 6 July 2019, the most prestigious match at Craven Week.

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Craven Week: Day Four review, Day Five fixtures

Craven Week Craven Week: Day Four review, Day Five fixtures WRAP: It was a little warmer in Bloemfontein on Day Four of the Craven Week and the Academy Week and there was less wind.

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Great Match Revives Craven Week

Craven Week Great Match Revives Craven Week Craven Week is saved. The Blue Bulls beat Western Province XV 36-34 in a match of such brilliant quality that it has pulled Craven Week up out of the bitter ash of the main match the day before and told the world that schools rugby is alive and healthy in South Africa.

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Blue Griffons too Good for Blue Bulls XV

Craven Week Blue Griffons too Good for Blue Bulls XV The Griffons in royal blue beat the Blue Bulls in sky blue 50-22 in a Craven Week match at Grey College in Bloemfontein on Thursday, Day 4 of the week - this despite a comeback by the Blue Bulls XV that took the score from 33-5 to 33-22.

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EP Elephants power past Griquas

Craven Week EP Elephants power past Griquas CRAVEN WEEK MATCH REPORT: The Eastern Province Elephants kept their campaign flawless with a 43-12 win over the Griquas.

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Limpopo Blue Bulls second-half blitz sinks Lions XV

Craven Week Limpopo Blue Bulls second-half blitz sinks Lions XV CRAVEN WEEK REPORT: It was certainly a sensational second-half performance from the Limpopo Blue Bulls on the Day 4 of the Cravenweek.

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Bloemfontein Results, Day 3

Craven Week Bloemfontein Results, Day 3 It was mercifully warmer in Bloemfontein on Day 3 and the wind less obtrusive for the Under-18 Craven Week matches and the Under-18 Academy Week matches.

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Craven Week's worst ever

Craven Week Craven Week's worst ever CRAVEN WEEK REPORT: What a disgrace! This "match" between Free State and Western Province on 3 July 2019 must be far and away the worst match ever played in Craven Week. Go back to 1964 and you will not find anything like it.

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Eagles see off Sharks fight back

Craven Week Eagles see off Sharks fight back CRAVEN WEEK REPORT: The SWD Eagles recorded their second victory of the 2019 Craven Week as they were made to work hard on defence in the second half to claim a 39-31 victory over the Sharks.

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Valke fight back but fall short

Craven Week Valke fight back but fall short CRAVEN WEEK REPORT: It looked as if Boland, leading 36-12, were on the way to comfortable victory when the Valke came flying back with 19 unanswered points, the last coming with time already up. It made for a dramatic finish.

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