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2026 rankings update

SA Schools Rugby Rankings 2026: 6 June Update

After the weekend of 06 Jun 2026, Paarl Gimnasium lead the SA schools rugby rankings, ahead of Garsfontein and Affies. 54 first XV results were played that weekend; Potch Volkskool climbed most, up 36 places to No. 44.

Updated , with results to .

PosSchoolRatingPlayedChange
1Paarl Gimnasium2317130
2Garsfontein218513Up 2
3Affies2096140
4Paul Roos Gimnasium208813Down 2
5Paarl Boys' High207612Up 1
6Waterkloof202913Up 1
7Grey College201112Up 1
8Stellenberg200514Up 1
9Zwartkop199618Up 1
10Hilton College199611Up 1
11Monument198215Down 6
12Maritzburg College1966130
13Durban HS1944120
14Oakdale Landbou1925110
15Centurion192110Up 8
16Westville Boys' High190716Up 5
17Drostdy189311Down 2
18Wilgerivier18838Down 1
19Wynberg Boys' High186810Down 1
20Graeme College185913Up 2
21Outeniqua185111Down 2
22Pietersburg185014Up 9
23Diamantveld185013Down 3
24Northwood184913Down 8
25Jim Fouche183212Down 1

235 schools were ranked after this weekend. The table today is on the full rankings.

Biggest movers

Climbed

Dropped

New in the table

None this week.

Key results

Upsets: Daniel Pienaar beat Pearson 30-28 with a 19% chance; Hudson Park beat Dale College 27-26 with a 23% chance; Lichtenburg beat Ligbron Akademie 31-26 with a 24% chance; Pretoria BH beat Jeppe 37-33 with a 30% chance; EG Jansen beat Middelburg 18-11 with a 32% chance.

Every score from that weekend: results for 06 Jun 2026. All weekly tables: rankings updates.

Questions

Who was No. 1 in the schools rugby rankings after 06 Jun 2026?

Paarl Gimnasium, with a rating of 2317. Garsfontein were second and Affies third.

Which school climbed the most this week?

Potch Volkskool, up 36 places to No. 44.

Which school dropped the most this week?

Midstream College, down 16 places to No. 46.

How is the table worked out?

Every first XV result moves both schools' ratings, by more when the result surprises. A school appears once it has played 5 matches in the season. The same method picked the winner of 70% of 6 299 matches before kick-off.