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Stellenberg Stun Bishops In Seven-Goal Western Cape Hockey Thriller

Stellenberg High School pulled off a major Western Cape school hockey result with a 4-3 win over Bishops in Cape Town.

Last updated: June 9, 2026 5:32 am
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  • Stellenberg beat Bishops 4-3 in a Friday night hockey clash in Cape Town.
  • Jacques van Dyk scored twice for Stellenberg.
  • Gerrard Matthews Boukoua and Phillip Coetzee also scored for the hosts.
  • Paul Roos, Wynberg Boys’ High and SACS also recorded wins on a busy Western Cape hockey weekend.

Stellenberg High School delivered one of the standout Western Cape school hockey results of the weekend after beating Bishops 4-3 in a tense seven-goal clash in Cape Town. The hosts raced into an early lead, were dragged into a late battle by a determined Bishops side, and held on for another important win in a fixture that has become increasingly competitive in recent seasons. Jacques van Dyk scored twice for Stellenberg, while Gerrard Matthews Boukoua and Phillip Coetzee also found the net. The result formed part of a busy Western Cape hockey weekend that also saw wins for Paul Roos Gimnasium, Wynberg Boys’ High and SACS.

Stellenberg Hold Off Bishops Fightback

Stellenberg High School produced a gritty Friday night performance to beat Bishops 4-3 in Cape Town, adding another memorable result to a fixture that has grown in intensity.

According to SuperSport Schools News, Stellenberg started strongly and moved into an early 2-0 lead before Bishops fought back and pushed the hosts deep into the contest.

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The match remained alive until the final stages, with Bishops creating late chances and even threatening to salvage a draw through a penalty corner. Stellenberg held firm and secured their second straight win over Bishops.

The result follows Stellenberg’s 2-1 win over Bishops at Woodlands Astroturf last year, which SuperSport Schools reported was Stellenberg’s first-ever victory over Bishops.

That context gives the latest result extra value. This was not only a one-off upset, but another sign that Stellenberg’s hockey programme continues to grow in confidence.

Van Dyk Brace Leads Stellenberg Scoring

Jacques van Dyk was central to Stellenberg’s win, scoring twice in the 4-3 result.

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Gerrard Matthews Boukoua and Phillip Coetzee also scored for the hosts as they executed the kind of attacking plan that had worked for them in previous meetings against Bishops.

For Bishops, Luc Dicey scored twice, while Cuan Cadiz added another. Their comeback kept pressure on Stellenberg until the final whistle, but the visitors ended one goal short of a draw.

Stellenberg head coach Kyle Esau described the match as a real battle.

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“The game was definitely a battle,” Esau told SuperSport Schools News.

He said Stellenberg started strongly by scoring two early goals, but allowed Bishops back into the game through errors.

“The boys fought extremely hard as they wanted this win more than anything else,” Esau said.

He added that the result was important for confidence heading into the next league matches.

“We needed this, as it builds confidence going forward for the next couple of league games,” Esau said.

Big Weekend For Western Cape Hockey

The Stellenberg result was the headline moment, but it was not the only notable Western Cape school hockey result of the weekend.

Paul Roos Gimnasium came from behind to beat Paarl Gimnasium 2-1 in Paarl. SuperSport Schools reported that Caleb Cilliers finished off a team goal to secure the win, while Luke van der Merwe also scored for Paul Roos.

Wynberg Boys’ High also recorded a strong result, beating Hoërskool Durbanville 4-1.

SACS produced one of the biggest scorelines of the weekend with a 9-2 win over Reddam House Constantia. Mohlodi Maseko scored four goals, while skipper Litha Kraai and Cameron Corderia scored twice each. Chavez Sanger completed the scoring.

In another close contest, Paarl Boys’ High and Rondebosch Boys’ High drew 1-1. Mijan Herholdt scored for Paarl Boys’ High, while Jason Warnke found the net for Rondebosch.

Confirmed Results

Stellenberg 4-3 Bishops

Wynberg Boys’ High 4-1 Hoërskool Durbanville

SACS 9-2 Reddam House Constantia

Paarl Boys’ High 1-1 Rondebosch Boys’ High

Paul Roos Gimnasium 2-1 Paarl Gimnasium

Why This Matters For Western Cape School Sport

School sport is often one of the strongest foundations for local sporting development.

Results like Stellenberg’s win over Bishops matter because they show the depth and competitiveness of Western Cape hockey beyond the traditional power names. When fixtures become more competitive, players get tested under pressure, coaches build stronger programmes and schools gain momentum.

The result is also good for the local hockey ecosystem. Western Cape hockey has strong school, club and provincial roots, and competitive school fixtures help feed the next level of the game.

For Stellenberg, back-to-back wins over Bishops will build belief. For Bishops, the fightback shows they remain difficult to put away. For neutral supporters, the seven-goal scoreline shows the fixture is becoming one worth watching.

Cape Town News Editorial View

This is a strong sport item for Cape Town News because it gives local school sport proper attention.

The Western Cape sports calendar is not only about professional rugby, football and major events. School sport carries community pride, player development and local identity.

Stellenberg’s 4-3 win over Bishops gives today’s edition a lively sport item with real regional relevance. It also shows why regular school sport coverage matters. These are the players, coaches and schools building the next layer of Western Cape sport.

Cape Town News will continue watching standout school sport results where they show development, competition and regional sporting momentum.

Q&A

What was the final score between Stellenberg and Bishops?

Stellenberg beat Bishops 4-3.

Who scored for Stellenberg?

Jacques van Dyk scored twice, while Gerrard Matthews Boukoua and Phillip Coetzee also scored.

Who scored for Bishops?

Luc Dicey scored twice and Cuan Cadiz also scored.

Why was the result important?

It was Stellenberg’s second straight win over Bishops and another sign of their growing hockey confidence.

What other Western Cape hockey results stood out?

Paul Roos beat Paarl Gimnasium 2-1, Wynberg Boys’ High beat Hoërskool Durbanville 4-1, SACS beat Reddam House Constantia 9-2, and Paarl Boys’ High drew 1-1 with Rondebosch Boys’ High.

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Stellenberg High School beat Bishops 4-3 in a seven-goal Western Cape school hockey clash in Cape Town. Jacques van Dyk scored twice for Stellenberg, while Gerrard Matthews Boukoua and Phillip Coetzee also scored. Bishops stayed in the match through two goals from Luc Dicey and another from Cuan Cadiz, but Stellenberg held on for their second straight win over Bishops. Other Western Cape hockey results included Paul Roos Gimnasium beating Paarl Gimnasium 2-1, Wynberg Boys’ High beating Hoërskool Durbanville 4-1, SACS beating Reddam House Constantia 9-2, and Paarl Boys’ High drawing 1-1 with Rondebosch Boys’ High.

Source: SuperSport Schools News – Avuyile Sawula.

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CTNews Desk is the editorial team behind Cape Town News, compiling verified local stories, reports, and updates across the Western Cape.

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