GROOTFONTEIN — FNB Grootfontein clinched vital points in their match against Reho Falcon on Saturday, improving their prospects of securing a playoff berth in the Rugby Premier League with just one game left in the regular season. The team's victory in Round 15 played a crucial role in maintaining their competitive edge for the final stretch.

According to Namibia Press Agency, the Grootfontein squad traveled to Rehoboth where they faced off against Reho Falcon, a direct competitor for the playoff spot. The northern side emerged victorious with a final score of 40-34, thereby distancing themselves by seven points from their closest rivals in the league standings. Grootfontein's successful outing included five tries—three of which were converted—and three penalty goals, summing up to a total of 40 points. Notable performances came from Jahzeel Marais, Johannes Breedt, and Lodewikus Jacobs who scored the tries, while Uroes Marais added crucial points through conversions and penalties.

With this win, Grootfontein now stands fourth in the league table with 44 points, trailing the third-place FNB Kudus by nine points. Meanwhile, Trustco United and Reho Falcons occupy the fifth and sixth places respectively, with the former champions facing difficulties this season but managing a commanding win over Simonis Storm Dolphins. The league is led by UNAM with 71 points, closely followed by FNB Wanderers with 68 points.