SuperSport Schools partners with Kynoch Fertilizer to launch the Kynoch Cup

SuperSport Schools is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Kynoch Fertilizer to launch the Kynoch Cup, a premier rugby fixture between two of South Africa’s top agricultural schools: Boland Landbou and Oakdale Landbou.

This partnership promises to bring an exciting new dimension to school sports, fostering both athletic excellence and agricultural advancement.

The inaugural Kynoch Cup will see Boland Landbou and Oakdale Landbou competing fiercely on the rugby field for the prestigious title on 10 August 2024.

The stakes are high, as the winning team will receive 10 tons of premium fertilizer from Kynoch, a valuable prize that underscores the importance of both sports and agriculture in these communities. In addition to the Kynoch Cup, Kynoch Fertilizer will also be a sponsor for a series of fixtures involving various schools which will be put on SuperSport Schools fixture posters.

This commitment highlights Kynoch’s dedication to supporting youth sports and the agricultural sector, fosters growth and development both on and off the field.

“Kynoch Fertilizer is committed to nurturing growth and development in agriculture and sports. Our partnership with SuperSport Schools enables us to support young talent and foster a culture of excellence, dedication, and teamwork. We look forward to a thrilling Kynoch Cup and a lasting legacy in the world of agriculture and sports,” said Niren Murugan, head of RSA from Kynoch Fertilizer.

The inaugural Kynoch Cup promises to be an event to remember, showcasing top-tier school sports and the vital role of agriculture in our communities. Stay tuned for more details on this exciting fixture and a possible expansion in 2025. We at SuperSport Schools are dedicated to bringing you the sport you care about most.

For more information, visit supersportschools.com or follow us on social media for updates

• About
• Latest Posts

Hannes Nienaber

Hannes Nienaber covered schools' rugby in South Africa for Volksblad, Beeld, and Rapport for 11 years. He also created the biggest school rugby website in South Africa - School of Rugby - back in 2007. It eventually morphed into Supersport Schools Plus. He still occasionally milks cows.

Latest posts by Hannes Nienaber (see all)

• Ntini the Chief Destroyer of Samoa at the ICC u19 Women’s World Cup - 2025-01-20
• DBE Matric Results | Per School 2024 - 2025-01-16
• IEB Matric Results | Per School 2024 - 2025-01-15