Grey College launch Badawi Legacy Scholarship Project

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On Friday afternon the South African rugby factory, Grey College, launched the Badawi Legacy Scholarship Project in conjunction with an anonymous donor and the French To14 rugby club Montpellier.

Fifty rugby scholarships at the school will be on offer over the next five years, and OFM’s Sport correspondent, Morgan Piek, speaks to the schools headmaster, Deon Scheepers, about the unique initiative.
15 Sep 2017 9AM English South Africa Sports · Sports

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