Vodacom Bulls centre Jesse Kriel glides through the Cell C Sharks defence for his try in Durban.
A place in the final of the Pick n Pay Women’s Super League 1 will be at stake in Wellington on Saturday when the Sanlam...
The four South African Vodacom United Rugby Championship franchises will have everything to play for this weekend in rou...
As the SA Cup heads into its third weekend and after two rounds of exciting rugby where a few results have set the cat a...
The next generation of South African rugby stars is ready to take centre stage as the inaugural SA Rugby Under-23 Cup ki...
Defending champions, the Airlink Pumas, as well as Suzuki Griquas and the Sanlam Boland Kavaliers all earned second SA C...
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In April 2016, Alyssa Conley won the 100 meters women’s final at the ASA Senior Champs in Stellenbosch. Last week she returned to the Winelands, facing another massive challenge.
He was due to make his Springbok Sevens debut at the Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens a year ago, but an untimely ankle injury dashed Angelo Davids’ dream.
The Springboks have strengthened their management resources for Rugby World Cup year by creating a new role to look after player affairs and welfare, which will be filled by MyPlayers CEO Eugene Henning.
The Blues scored three tries to zero as they beat the DHL Stormers by 24-9 in a Vodacom Super Rugby clash at Eden Park in Auckland.
The Vodacom Blues did the Vodacom Super Rugby double over Cell C Sharks in Durban by winning their second derby by 19-16.
Promising South African women’s referee Ashleigh Murray will experience the excitement of Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens first hand on Friday where she will hold the whistle at the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series Qualifier in Hong Kong.
Junior Springbok assistant coach Bafana Nhleko is excited about the SA Under-20s’ warm-up matches in the next month as their preparation continues to take shape for the World Rugby U20 Championship in June.
South Africa’s Jaco Peyper will on Saturday become only the fourth referee in history to officiate his 100th Vodacom Super Rugby match when he takes charge of the Trans-Tasman clash between the Crusaders and Brumbies in Christchurch. The match starts at 06h15 SA time.
The Toyota Cheetahs can expect a fierce challenge from Ospreys, who are fighting for survival in the Guinness PRO14 Conference A playoff race, when they meet in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
The Isuzu Southern Kings will be determined to remain above the Dragons on the Conference B log, as they hunt their third victory of the season when the sides cross paths in Port Elizabeth on Sunday.
In April 2016, Alyssa Conley won the 100 meters women’s final at the ASA Senior Champs in Stellenbosch. Last week she returned to the Winelands, facing another massive challenge.
Promising South African women’s referee Ashleigh Murray will experience the excitement of Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens first hand on Friday where she will hold the whistle at the World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series Qualifier in Hong Kong.
Pick n Pay Women's Super League
All eyes on Wellington in penultimate league roundA place in the final of the Pick n Pay Women’s Super League 1 will be at stake in Wellington on Saturday when the Sanlam Boland Dames host DHL Western Province in round six of the tournament, the penultimate round of the provincial showpiece.
Vodacom United Rugby Championship
SA teams have all to play for as playoffs draw closerThe four South African Vodacom United Rugby Championship franchises will have everything to play for this weekend in round 13 of the cross-hemisphere series, as the playoff stages draw nearer and every match proves to be vital in their hopes of securing quarter-final berths.
SA Cup
Third round action to further shape top half of logAs the SA Cup heads into its third weekend and after two rounds of exciting rugby where a few results have set the cat among the pigeons, the log is starting to take a very interesting shape.
SA Rugby U23 Cup
New SA Rugby U23 Cup set to strengthen pathwayThe next generation of South African rugby stars is ready to take centre stage as the inaugural SA Rugby Under-23 Cup kicks off this Saturday in Durban, with the competition featuring a double-round league format for the country’s four major international franchises.
SA Cup
Front runners stay on course in league raceDefending champions, the Airlink Pumas, as well as Suzuki Griquas and the Sanlam Boland Kavaliers all earned second SA Cup wins over the weekend, while SWD Eagles and the Toyota Cheetahs opened their accounts on the road.
