Live: Watch the SA Rugby Under-16 Grant Khomo Week live from the High School Rob Ferreira, White River
The Cell C Sharks returned to Carling Currie Cup action with a bang when they claimed a 47-30 bonus-point win over the T...
It’s tough at the top, the saying goes, and that is true for the Carling Currie Cup, where Tafel Lager Griquas surged to...
The Toyota Cheetahs made it back-to-back Carling Currie Cup wins when they trumped DHL Western Province 38-21 in Bloemfo...
Tafel Lager Griquas wing Eduan Keyter scored four tries as his side claimed their second successive big scalp away from ...
The Mastercard Golden Lions will defend the Women’s First Division title they won in 2019 against Free State in Johannes...
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Rob Ferreira High School in White River will play host to two of the most anticipated Youth Weeks on the SA Rugby calendar for the next week when 38 teams will take to the field in the U13 SA Rugby Craven Week and U16 SA Rugby Grant Khomo Week.
A group of twenty six players have gathered in Pretoria on Sunday for the next installment of the national alignment and conditioning camps as the Springboks continue with their preparations for the forthcoming international season.
It was third time lucky for the Tafel Lager Griquas as they battled to a superb 28-13 (halftime 16-8) win over the Pumas in the final of the 2019 SuperSport Rugby Challenge at Transnet Saldanha Stadium in Saldanha Bay on Sunday afternoon.
The Brumbies galloped to a 38-13 triumph over the Cell C Sharks on Saturday afternoon in Canberra to book a Vodacom Super Rugby semi-final clash with the Jaguares next weekend in Buenos Aires.
The Vodacom Bulls produced a great effort but it was not enough to stop the Hurricanes from a close-fought 35-28 win in their Vodacom Super Rugby quarterfinal clash played on Saturday morning in Wellington.
The Sharks, Phakisa Pumas, DHL Western Province and Bidvest Waltons Golden Lions showed great intent on Day Two of the Under-13 SA Rugby Craven Week at HS Rob Ferreira in White River on Tuesday, earning impressive wins.
The South Africa U20 Women’s team will look to make a strong statement on Wednesday when they line up against the Zimbabwean U20’s in Harare in the first of two internationals against their African neighbours.
The SA Rugby Under-21 Provincial Championships kicked off last weekend with an upset result and heaps of tries.
A first-half hat-trick by South Africa U20 Women’s winger Leandi Smith on Wednesday steered the team to a comprehensive 43-0 victory against Zimbabwe in the first of two internationals between the sides in Harare.
Siya Kolisi, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Handre Pollard, Aphiwe Dyantyi, Faf de Klerk and their Springbok colleagues will be lacing up for rugby battle this year with pictures of thousands of Springbok fans on their backs thanks to the launch of a new campaign on Wednesday.
Rob Ferreira High School in White River will play host to two of the most anticipated Youth Weeks on the SA Rugby calendar for the next week when 38 teams will take to the field in the U13 SA Rugby Craven Week and U16 SA Rugby Grant Khomo Week.
The Sharks, Phakisa Pumas, DHL Western Province and Bidvest Waltons Golden Lions showed great intent on Day Two of the Under-13 SA Rugby Craven Week at HS Rob Ferreira in White River on Tuesday, earning impressive wins.
Match report
Bosch stars as Sharks cool down CheetahsThe Cell C Sharks returned to Carling Currie Cup action with a bang when they claimed a 47-30 bonus-point win over the Toyota Cheetahs in Bloemfontein on Saturday afternoon.
Tournament news
The Carling Currie Cup Bulletin #11It’s tough at the top, the saying goes, and that is true for the Carling Currie Cup, where Tafel Lager Griquas surged to the number one spot on Wednesday, but could see it slip away again in the coming days.
Match report
Cheetahs cut WP to pieces in BloemfonteinThe Toyota Cheetahs made it back-to-back Carling Currie Cup wins when they trumped DHL Western Province 38-21 in Bloemfontein on Wednesday.
Match report
Four-try Keyter leads Griquas’ charge in JoburgTafel Lager Griquas wing Eduan Keyter scored four tries as his side claimed their second successive big scalp away from home with a 41-31 victory over the Sigma Lions in a high-scoring Carling Currie Cup match in Johannesburg on Wednesday afternoon.
Preview
Rescheduled Women’s First Division Final locked inThe Mastercard Golden Lions will defend the Women’s First Division title they won in 2019 against Free State in Johannesburg on Saturday, after the final had to be postponed last week.
