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FNB Top 20 - 22 May 2012

This week we had the hardest time trying to sort out the lower positions on the FNB Top 20. There are so many schools sides who are so close in standard, and there is always the surprise.

The surprises this week were Oakdale's victory over Paul Roos, Strand's victory over Tygerberg and the size of KES's win over Westville.

Paul Roos drop some places even though this season they have beaten Westville, Kearsney, Queen's, Monnas, Boland Landbou, Affies and Maritzburg College but now they have lost three in a row – to Tygerberg, Paarl Gim and Oakdale. Just listing their opponents tells you the class of team they have been playing.

The biggest result of the weekend was the Oakdale-Paul Roos result. We spent a long time debating 20th position. For one thing Oakdale beat No.5 by two points at home whereas Queen's lost to No.6 by three points away from home. But we decided that Oakdale deserved recognition and so they get onto the Top 20 for the first time this year. We have to take more than just a score into consideration.

FNB Top 20 – 22 May 2012:

1. Paarl Gim

2. Affies

3. Grey College of Bloemfontein

4. Paarl Boys' High

5. Dale

6. Outeniqua

7. Waterkloof

8. KES

9. Noord-Kaap

10. Paul Roos

11. Centurion

12. Westville

13. Grey High of Port Elizabeth

14. Framesby

15. Glenwood

16. Boland Landbou

17. Michaelhouse

18. Wynberg

19. Kearsney

20. Oakdale

Teams just below this group are: Ben Vorster, Bethlehem Voortrekker, Diamantveld, Die Brandwag, Dr EG Jansen, Drostdy, Garsfontein, Hilton, HTS Middelburg, Hugenote of Wellington, Kemptonpark, Louis Botha, Maritzburg College, Marlow, Menlopark, Monument, Nico Malan, Queen's, SACS and Transvalia.

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