FNB Top 20 - 7 June 2011
The top has taken a tumble. Noord-Kaap much to their joy brought Affies down to earth, and that was not the only surprise for Pionier of Vryheid, not on the Top 20, beat Westville. So there are changes.
Bless Affies for going to Kimberley. Several of the top schools do not play Noord-Kaap because, with only nine teams, they cannot match them team for team but Noord-Kaap have initiative and got Hartswater and Landboudal to bring teams to make up the numbers.
It is tough for Grey to drop as far as they did but all of those schools from 9 to 14 are so close and 9 to 13 all won. Not easy to budge them.
Drostdy beat Rondebosch and so come back into contention.
Kemptonpark started slowly but have been doing well recently to come into the Top 20 for the first time this season.
We have, as always, tried to reward teams that are playing.
FNB Top 20 – 7 June 2011:
1. Grey College of Bloemfontein
2. Selborne
3. Paarl Boys’ High
4. Affies
5. Monument
6. KES
7. Noord-Kaap
8. Waterkloof
9. Kearsney
10. Bishops
11. Dale
12. Queen’s College
13. Oakdale
14. Grey High of Port Elizabeth
15. Maritzburg College
16. Paul Roos
17. Glenwood
18. Kemptonpark
19. Florida
20. Drostdy
Then there are those just below these – Diamantveld, Die Brandwag of Uitenhage, Framesby, HTS Middelburg, Klerksdorp, Marais Viljoen, Menlopark, Nico Malan, Noordheuwel, Northwood, Paarl Gim, Pionier, Rondebosch, Rustenburg, Tygerberg and Westville.
