Fixtures, results and everything from South Africa’s FNB Youth Weeks — Craven Week, Grant Khomo, the Academy Week and the girls’ weeks — in one place, updated live from the SA Rugby match centre.
Live from the SA Rugby match centre. Kick-off times are SAST; later rounds are seeded as each week unfolds.
South African schools rugby is unlike anything else in the game. Every winter the provincial unions send their best schoolboys and schoolgirls to the FNB Youth Weeks, and for a week the country’s finest young players pull on the green-and-gold of their province. It is the oldest and richest talent pipeline in world rugby — a huge share of every Springbok squad first caught the eye at Craven Week.
We pull the fixtures and results straight from the SA Rugby match centre as each week is seeded, so you can follow every day of every week in one place — and dive into the dedicated hub for each tournament for dates, venues, teams and how to watch.
Octafield is building the home of South African schools rugby. This is where the FNB Youth Weeks live — Craven Week, Grant Khomo, the Academy Week and the girls’ weeks — with fixtures and results pulled straight from the SA Rugby match centre as each week is seeded, plus the full 2026 calendar and where to watch. Schoolboy and schoolgirl rugby is the scouting ground for every franchise and Springbok side, and we cover it in one place.
The FNB Youth Weeks are South Africa’s national schools rugby tournaments, run by SA Rugby each winter. They include the U18 Craven Week, the U16 Grant Khomo Week, the U18 Academy Week and the U18 and U16 Girls Weeks, with each provincial union sending representative sides.
The FNB U18 Craven Week 2026 runs from 6 to 11 July at Grey High School in Gqeberha. It is South Africa’s biggest schools rugby tournament and has been staged every winter since 1964.
This page carries live fixtures and results from every FNB Youth Week we cover, updated as SA Rugby seeds and completes the matches. Each tournament also has its own hub — for example the Craven Week hub — with dates, venue, teams and how to watch.
The FNB Youth Weeks are streamed live on SuperSport Schools, and SA Rugby publishes the confirmed fixtures, teams and results on its match centre each day of every week.
Sides are drawn from South Africa’s provincial unions — the Blue Bulls, Western Province, Sharks, Golden Lions, Free State, Pumas, Griquas, Border, Eastern Province, Boland, Griffons, Leopards, SWD, Valke and Limpopo Blue Bulls among them — with larger unions fielding a second side.