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Steelcrest and Kanonkop Derby results so far

The stage is set for the Steelcrest High School and Hoërskool Kanonkop Derby grand finale, with tomorrow’s matches set to conclude the week-long rivalry.

The derby began on Tuesday with chess, with Steelcrest gaining the upper hand in that battle of minds, but Kanonkop clawed back on Wednesday, earning hard-fought victories in netball and hockey.

Today’s events are tennis and public speaking, while tomorrow is set for a battle on the hockey and rugby fields at Steelcrest.

The full schedule can be found in this week’s copy of the Middelburg Observer.

Here are the results for the derby thus far:

Chess
Round 1 — Steelcrest won 14–4.
Round 2 — Steelcrest won 13.5–4.5.

Netball
u/14 B — Steelcrest 10–11 Hoërskool Kanonkop.
u/14 A — Steelcrest 3–8 Hoërskool Kanonkop.
u/15 B — Steelcrest 1–16 Hoërskool Kanonkop.
u/15 A — Steelcrest 5–18 Hoërskool Kanonkop.
u/16 B — Steelcrest 5–15 Hoërskool Kanonkop.
u/16 A — Steelcrest 11–16 Hoërskool Kanonkop.
2nd Team — Steelcrest 13–15 Hoërskool Kanonkop.
1st Team — Steelcrest 23–14 Hoërskool Kanonkop.

Boys’ Hockey
u/16 — Steelcrest 1–3 Hoërskool Kanonkop.
1st Team — Steelcrest 1–5 Hoërskool Kanonkop.

Friday fixtures:

Tennis

  • 14:00 — 1st Team Girls, A-field.
  • 15:00 — 1st Team Boys, A-field.
  • 16:00 — Doubles, A-field.

Public Speaking 

  • 14:00 – Juniors.
  • 15:30 – Seniors.

Saturday fixtures:

Rugby

  • 08:00 — 2nd Team.
  • 12:45 — 1st Team.

Girls’ Hockey

  • 08:00 – 1st Team.

Reminder, for the full fixture list, purchase a copy of this week’s Middelburg Observer.

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Tobie van den Bergh

Tobie started as a journalist in September 1975. He was appointed editor of the Middelburg Observer in 1982 where he worked until he retired in 2024. He received numerous awards, is a founding member of the Forum for Community Newspapers and has published two books about his work. Although retired, Tobie is still very much involved in community journalism.
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