Kearsney College - Sports

Sports

Facilities include: several rugby fileds, several cricket ovals, an artificial turf for field hockey, two swimming pools (one heated), a 280 sq meter indoor weights gym, indoor basketball and hockey fields as well as indoor cricket nets in the SportZone and a conservancy area.

An annual overseas sports tour to compete with other schools takes place in one of the sporting codes.

The following sports are offered:

  • Basketball
  • Canoeing
  • Cricket
  • Cross-country running
  • Golf
  • Field hockey
  • Rugby union
  • Sailing
  • Soccer
  • Squash
  • Swimming
  • Tennis
  • Waterpolo
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Kearsney has a sporting rivalry with other schools in the province, including Hilton College, Michaelhouse, Maritzburg College and Westville Boys' High School, as well as other schools that are prominent nationally.

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