SA Rugby, in consultation with the local organising committee, has decided to move the 2023 Craven Week for Under-18 boys to Outeniqua Park in George.
The tournament, the second in the 2023 Youth Weeks programme, kicks off on 3 July and will run until 8 July. It was initially scheduled to take place at Hoërskool Outeniqua in George, but the LOC informed SA Rugby that the school’s fields would not be able to handle the heavy workload due to the persistent rain that has fallen in the area in recent weeks.
As a result, the decision was taken to move the Craven Week to Outeniqua Stadium, the home ground of the SWD Eagles. However, Hoërskool Outeniqua, who are celebrating their centenary this year, will still host four matches on their C-Field on Saturday 8 July.
The venue for the U16 Grant Khomo Week was changed to Hoër Landbouskool Boland near Paarl recently, while the U16 and U18 Girls Weeks are still scheduled to take place at Jeppe High School for Boys in Johannesburg.
Youth Weeks programme 2023 (updated):
Under-16 Grant Khomo Week:
Venue: Hoër Landbouskool Boland, Paarl
Date: 26 to 29 June
Under-18 Craven Week:
Venue: Outeniqua Park, George
Date: 3 to 8 July
Under-16 and Under-18 Girls Weeks
Venue: Jeppe High School for Boys, Johannesburg
Date: 10 to 14 July
Recent Posts
- FNB UWC Returned To Winning Ways Beating A Gritty FNB UKZN
- FNB SPU Snatched A Late Win Against FNB UFH
- FNB Varsity College Caused Big Upset Beating Log Leaders FNB CPUT
- FNB Madibaz Cruised Past FNB WSU At Sisa Dukashe Stadium
- FNB UJ Women Beat FNB UKZN In Wet Conditions
- FNB UP Tuks Women Edge FNB UWC Women In Bellville
- FNB Maties Stun Defending Champs FNB UFH In FNB Varsity Cup Women Round 1
- The NoordVaal Promises Close Games And Upsets This Weekend
- Junior Springboks Drawn In Tough Pool For U20 World Rugby Championship 2025
- Schoolboy Rugby Action In KwaZulu-Natal Is Dominated By Gossip and Several Pundits Taking Shots In The Dark
- Smiles All Around As Springbok Women Complete Camp
- Emirates Lions Captain Confirms Leaving At the End Of The Season
- Who Will Be Standing After The Dust Settled In Bloemfontein?
- Hilton, Michaelhouse Primed To Perform At Grey High School Rugby Festival
- Ivan van Rooyen Highlights Impact Of The FNB Varsity Cup