About
The SWD Eagirls were crowned champions of the 2024 Women's First Division after a tense final against the Leopards in George as they reclaimed the title they last won in 2022. The competition featured seven teams who played each other over a single round of league matches. The other teams who participated in 2024 were the Limpopo Blue Bulls and Pumas, both of whom featured in the semi-finals, as well as the Valke, Griffons and Griquas.
The history
SWD Eagirls
05 Jul | Outeniqua Park, George
12:00
Valke Women
Griquas Women
05 Jul | Suzuki Stadium, Kimberley
12:00
Pumas Women
Leopards Women
05 Jul | Olen Park, Potchefstroom
12:00
Limpopo Blue Bulls Women
Reaction
Bok Women achieved all Madagascar objectivesThere was relief but also pride that the Springbok Women executed their mandate in Madagascar at the 2025 Rugby Africa Women's Cup, returning home victorious after wins over Uganda, Kenya and Madagascar, resulting in another continental title and trophy for the South Africans.
Match report
Bok Women are queens of Africa yet againThe Springbok Women finished the Rugby Africa Women's Cup in fine fashion when they outplayed hosts Madagascar 61-17 at Stade Makis in Antananarivo on Sunday, with their third victory from three clashes in the tournament handing them the continental title yet again.
Team announcement
Fortuin and Mjwara earn first starts for Bok WomenFormer Junior Springbok Women’s captain Leigh Fortuin and flanker Nobuhle Mjwara will earn their first starts for South Africa in the final match of the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup 2025 against Madagascar at Stade Makis in Antananarivo on Sunday.
Reaction
Bok Women learn valuable lessons in win over KenyaThe Springbok Women left Stade Makis in Antananarivo with smiles on their faces on Wednesday afternoon, knowing that much was gained from their gutsy victory over Kenya in the second round of the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup in Madagascar.
Match report
Gutsy Bok Women beat Kenya in error-ridden clashThe Springbok Women overcame Kenya 19-12 (12-0) at Stade Makis in Antananarivo on Wednesday to keep their winning streak in the Rugby Africa Women's Cup intact, but the South Africans will be the first to admit that it was not a convincing performance.
