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3 days ago |
citizen.co.za | Nelson Kgarose
The sun rises over King Edward VII School this morning, casting a soft golden glow across the fields. It’s the final day of the 21st Annual KES Easter Rugby Festival, and the air is electric with anticipation. After a weekend brimming with fierce competition, incredible displays of skill, and unwavering school spirit, today (April 21) will be the climax of it all. The atmosphere is charged, a buzz of excitement reverberating through the grounds, as teams prepare to battle it out for one last time.
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3 days ago |
flipboard.com | Nelson Kgarose
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4 days ago |
citizen.co.za | Nelson Kgarose
From intense hockey clashes to high-energy rugby showdowns, Day 2 of the KES Easter Festival was filled with dramatic moments, as teams fought hard under the autumn skies, showcasing both incredible skill and unyielding school pride. From intense hockey clashes to high-energy rugby showdowns, Day 2 of the KES Easter Festival was filled with dramatic moments, as teams fought hard under the autumn skies, showcasing both incredible skill and unyielding school pride.
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5 days ago |
flipboard.com | Nelson Kgarose
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5 days ago |
citizen.co.za | Nelson Kgarose
The atmosphere on Day 2 is absolutely buzzing, as fans flock to the stands in support of their schools, bringing an electric energy to the venue. Despite the grey skies and drizzle, the mood remains upbeat and vibrant. Both players and spectators are determined not to let the weather get in the way of what has already been an exciting day of sports.
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