Embarking on a voyage reminiscent of a crucial juncture, Durban Collegians, a name now inseparable from victory, came into existence within the revered halls of the Princess Café on a significant March 14, 1906.

Originally named the Old Collegians Rugby Football Club, its inception was driven by a lofty ambition – to bring together those who had journeyed through the corridors of South African colleges and public schools.

As the club took form, its influence on Natal Rugby began to expand remarkably. Their ascent was characterized not just by their standing, but by the establishment of an awe-inspiring tradition, a base that would strengthen the club for years ahead.

Durban Collegians encountered a challenging start, confronting an array of obstacles. Through these tribulations emerged a deep mastery of survival, differentiating them as genuine victors.