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Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival. Photo: KERF 2025’s best forward Griint Davides (Milnerton and bestbackline player Zekethelo Siyaya (Westville) during the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival.
Day 3 – Match 6
Kearsney College eased past Peterhouse Boys’ School 48-8 in the final game of KERF 2025.
The One-Stripe had started slowly against Hoërskool Dr EG Jansen before outdoing Dale College on Day 2.
The touring Zimbabweans, who had had no pre-season to speak of heading into the festival, finish their campaign winless after having already gone down to Milnerton High School and Hoërskool Framesby on Thursday and Saturday respectively.
After nailing a superb 50/22, flyhalf Jayden Jonsson was on hand to finish off the ensuing attack for the hosts and get them off to the best possible start. Andrew Maringa, earlier named best No 13 at the festival, nailed a drop goal for Peterhouse to get their first points on the board, but a pinpoint cross-kick by that man Jonsson moments later set up Valentino Lenge for Kearsney’s second.
Lwandle Mkhize and Keanu Williamson contributed more tries as the home team took a 24-3 lead into halftime.
Mkhize secured his brace in the second half, before Peterhouse finally got their first try of the afternoon through Michael Marimo. But further Kearsney five-pointers from Lwazi Mbebe, Simo Mnqokoyi and Jonsson added even more gloss to the final scoreline.
Scores
Kearsney
- Tries: Jonsson (2), Lenge, Mkhize (2), Williamson, Mbebe, Mnqokoyi
- Cons: Mbebe (4)
Peterhouse
- Try: Marimo
- Drop goal: Maringa
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Photos: Gabrielle Swanepoel
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