The Boks dug deep to score a converted try at the death of their Castle Lager Rugby Championship Test against the All Blacks in Wellington, where the match ended in a 16-16 draw. Relive the action here.
Four women were amongst a delegation of 28 coaches from across Africa who successfully completed World Rugby’s Level 3 c...
A package of law trials aimed at enhancing fan and player experience will be adopted as a global trial across all compet...
SA Rugby has launched a range of off-field Springbok-themed clothing to carry the team into every corner of every day So...
SA Rugby has concluded a restructuring process that will ensure greater emphasis on participation at amateur level, as p...
Home is where the heart is. However, for two fallen rugby players, theirs are not the places of solace they’re supposed ...
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A hat-trick by Vodacom Blue Bulls speedster Rosko Specman steered the team to their first victory of the season in the Currie Cup, with the side defeating the Phakisa Pumas 25-17 at the Mbombela Stadium on Friday night.
Duane Vermeulen will captain the Springboks for the first time on Saturday when they take on the All Blacks in Wellington in what will also be his first match against the New Zealanders since the epic 2015 Rugby World Cup semi-final in England.
The Springboks will unleash Kwagga Smith against the All Blacks on Saturday when the two great Southern Hemisphere rivals meet in a vital Castle Lager Rugby Championship match in Wellington.
The All Blacks team has been named to play South Africa in the Freedom Cup Investec Rugby Championship Test at Westpac Stadium, Wellington, on Saturday 27 July.
The pressure is rising drastically in the Currie Cup Premier Division – sponsored by DirectAxis Financial Services – with a handful of teams reaching the halfway stage of their pool rounds this weekend, which could push the tempo to another level.
The Golden Lions, SWD and Griquas women’s teams got their SA Rugby Women’s Interprovincial B Section campaigns off to a winning start this weekend, scoring over 20 points each in their opening matches of the season.
The Jaguares XV and Boland took centre stage in round four of the Currie Cup First Division as they earned big wins in a high-scoring weekend in which all of the winning sides scored over 30 points.
All the statistics from the second round match between the All Blacks and the Springboks in Wellington, which ended in a 16-16 draw after a late converted try by the South Africans.
The Toyota Free State Cheetahs scored 10 tries as they outclassed Tafel Lager Griquas in Bloemfontein in the third round of the Currie Cup.
The Vodacom Blue Bulls got their first win in round three of the Currie Cup, against the Phakisa Pumas in Nelspruit.
A hat-trick by Vodacom Blue Bulls speedster Rosko Specman steered the team to their first victory of the season in the Currie Cup, with the side defeating the Phakisa Pumas 25-17 at the Mbombela Stadium on Friday night.
The Golden Lions, SWD and Griquas women’s teams got their SA Rugby Women’s Interprovincial B Section campaigns off to a winning start this weekend, scoring over 20 points each in their opening matches of the season.
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Four women complete WR Level 3 coaching courseFour women were amongst a delegation of 28 coaches from across Africa who successfully completed World Rugby’s Level 3 coaching course, facilitated by SA Rugby in Cape Town this week.
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More law amendments get global trial go-aheadA package of law trials aimed at enhancing fan and player experience will be adopted as a global trial across all competitions from next year after the World Rugby Council voted in favour of change.
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Bok Friday just went 24/7/365SA Rugby has launched a range of off-field Springbok-themed clothing to carry the team into every corner of every day South African life in a game-changing move to meet consumer demand.
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SA Rugby gets “growing the game” makeoverSA Rugby has concluded a restructuring process that will ensure greater emphasis on participation at amateur level, as part of a wide-ranging reorganisation, with its impact already felt after changes in coaching teams and the creation of two new fit-for-purpose departments.
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Project Liberty: Help rugby players rebuild after life-altering injuriesHome is where the heart is. However, for two fallen rugby players, theirs are not the places of solace they’re supposed to be. Key adaptations are required after catastrophic injuries left Anzil Williams and Heinrich Erasmus wheelchair-bound. The pair is positive but admits their home situations make an already ultra-difficult time that much more challenging.
