“They Brought the Gees”: Wynberg Boys Show Massive Support for Yaqeen Ahmed on His Stormers Debut

“They Brought the Gees”: Wynberg Boys Show Massive Support for Yaqeen Ahmed on His Stormers Debut

  • Wynberg Boys' High School learners packed DHL Stadium on 7 August to support former pupil Yaqeen Ahmed on his Stormers debut at flyhalf
  • The schoolboys delivered a powerful war cry from the stands that had the entire stadium buzzing with energy
  • Viewers watching online said the moment gave them goosebumps and called Ahmed a future Springbok
The schoolboys stole the show with a spine-tingling war cry that had the entire stadium cheering along
Wynberg Boys' learners packed out the stadium to show massive love for Yaqeen Ahmed on his Stormers debut. Image: Schoolboyrugbyhits / All Blacks
Source: Facebook

Wynberg Boys' High School turned DHL Stadium into their home ground on 7 August 2026. A large group of learners made the trip to Cape Town to watch one of their own, Yaqeen Ahmed, take the field as a starting flyhalf for the DHL Stormers in their match against the All Blacks.

It was Ahmed's senior debut for the Stormers, and his former school made sure he felt it. From the stands, the Wynberg boys unleashed their school war cry with the kind of conviction that stopped people mid-conversation. The chant spread through the stadium, pulling the rest of the crowd into the moment and turning the atmosphere electric.

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Wynberg's war cry stuns the stadium

The Stormers put up a determined performance against the New Zealand side but ultimately lost 33-21. Even so, the occasion felt historic for those who were there, particularly for anyone who had watched Ahmed come through the Wynberg ranks. The clip, shared by @Schoolboyrugbyhits on Facebook, captured the schoolboys mid-chant, voices raised, fully committed.

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It quickly gained traction online, with many saying the energy coming from that group of teenagers was something else entirely. For those in the stadium, it was a moment that went beyond the scoreboard. The pride of a school rallying behind one of its alumni at the highest level is the kind of thing that stays with you

Watch the Wynberg war cry that fired up DHL Stadium in the Facebook reel below:

Mzansi reacts to the Wynberg schoolboys' war cry

South Africans in the comments could not hold back their admiration:

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User @Sandra Rinquest said:

"Brothers in an endless chain ❤️"

User @Etienne Pieters wrote:

"That really helped the winning team; well done"

User @Clinton Niemand shared:

"I was there and experienced this live; it was incredible! The energy these youngsters bring to the stadium is out of this world! Well done, Wynberg 👌🏻🔥"

User @Rhonda Lynn Jenkins said:

"Goodness, they brought the gees! Gave me goosebumps just listening to it 💪"

User @Beverley Swimmer added:

"Ahmed - A new Springbok in the making 🏉"

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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