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Volksrust teams shine at Impi Visser 7’s Tournament

Volksrust rugby teams displayed skill and perseverance at the Impi Visser 7’s, earning victories and valuable experience for the season ahead. Read more here:

Volksrust’s rugby teams proudly represented their school at the annual Impi Visser 7’s tournament, held at Hoërskool Ermelo last weekend.

The players displayed character, perseverance, and true Volkies spirit both on and off the field, carrying the school’s name with pride.

“You persevered until the end and showed that hard work pays off – thank you for an excellent effort.”

Under-17 team results:

  • Won vs Kanonkop 49–0
  • Won vs Standerton 22–12
  • Drew vs EHS 26–26
  • Lost vs Ligbron A 40–12
  • Lost vs Secunda 31–19

Under-15 team results:

  • Won vs Kanonkop 42–5
  • Won vs EHS 29–0
  • Won vs Standerton 28–14
  • Lost vs Ligbron 45–14
  • Lost vs Secunda 25–21

Both teams demonstrated that hard work, determination, and teamwork always yield results.

The experience gained at the tournament builds character and provides a solid foundation for the season ahead.

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Zianne Leibrandt

Since joining the Newcastle Advertiser in 2015, Zianne Leibrandt has built a reputation for fair, balanced reporting and remaining calm under pressure. She believes every day brings a new adventure and an opportunity to share the stories that matter most.

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