With rain falling steadily, the conditions were not conducive to running rugby and yet Glenwood’s handling was only slightly affected. Mistakes in the wet by visitors Transvalia cost them points as the Glenwood boys were quick to counter-attack. This led to tries against the run of play.
Transvalia scored in the first five minutes following a maul, with hooker Bernard du Plessis breaking from the back to dive over, for a converted try by Shaun Christie for the early 7-0 lead.
A penalty by Jordan Hendrickse made it 3-7. Glenwood, more adept in the wet, scored their first try when centre Martino van Wyk broke through, again converted by Hendrickse, for Glenwood to lead 10-7.
A kick ahead, a gather and wing Carlo Cloete...
As the case around most parts of the country, the weather had the final say during the annual St Dunstan's College Easter Festival in Benoni. The hosts' main match on the final day against HTS Tuine of Pretoria was stopped with the scores level on 5-all due to bad weather as well as lightning.
The third match on the final day was a much-anticipated game between two Eastern Cape powerhouse teams, Selborne College and Hoerskool Framesby. 
The first of the KZN sides to play today, DHS played against HTS Drostdy from the Western Cape.
Pretoria Boys High were looking for their third win at the festival when they came up against HTS Middelburg, hungry for their first win.