Highlights of the Springboks' second Pool B match at Rugby World Cup 2019 in Japan, which they won 57-3 against Namibia in the City of Toyota Stadium.
The wait is over for eager rugby fans in Cape Town and surrounds, following the opening of a second Springboks retail st...
Mr Mark Alexander, the President of SA Rugby, extended his heartfelt congratulations to SA Wheelchair Rugby (SAWCR) on t...
SA Rugby recently hosted a groundbreaking World Rugby Educator course for its Strength and Conditioning (S&C) workforce ...
A new South African research paper has provided the first global evidence that regulating both tackle height and ball ca...
Mr Mark Alexander, President of SA Rugby, expressed his condolences on behalf of South African rugby and paid tribute to...
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Schalk Brits believes the best is yet to come from an evolving Springbok team, which he leads into action against Namibia in a second round Rugby World Cup pool clash at the City of Toyota Stadium on Saturday.
The Toyota Cheetahs made a strong statement in the opening Guinness PRO14 match of the season on Friday as they outscored the Glasgow Warriors seven tries to two for a convincing 48-14 victory in Bloemfontein.
The Isuzu Southern Kings may have a caretaker coach, new backroom staff and virtually a new squad as they enter the new Guinness PRO14 season with their first game at home against Cardiff, but they certainly aren’t looking to just make up the numbers.
The Springbok Women's Sevens team will travel to Knysna this weekend for the Titans Women's Rugby Knysna 7s tournament to be played at Loerie Park in the Southern Cape coastal resort town.
Springbok Women’s captain Babalwa Latsha said her team learned valuable lessons in their defeat against Spain and are determined to improve on their performance against Scotland as they look to get their two-match series off to a winning start in Cape Town on Monday.
The Boks put up a dominant - albeit not perfect - performance in their RWC Pool B win with 57-3 over Namibia in the City of Toyota on Saturday.
Muscle + intelligence = victory (or will put the Boks a long way down the road to it), believes Springbok forwards coach Matt Proudfoot.
Springbok Women’s coach Stanley Raubenheimer singled out poor defence and his team’s struggle to capitalise on their scoring opportunities as the main contributing factors to their 47-5 defeat against Scotland at the City Park Stadium in Cape Town on Monday.
Chumisa Qawe, Anacadia Minnaar, Nomawethu Mabenge and Edwaline Dickson could make their Springbok Women’s debuts against Scotland at the City Park Stadium in Athlone on Monday after being named in coach Stanley Raubenheimer’s squad for the clash.
Toyota Cheetahs interim coach Franco Smith praised his charges for their workrate and attitude as they racked up a seven-try 48-14 victory over last season’s finalists, Glasgow Warriors, in their Guinness PRO14 season opener in Bloemfontein on Friday night.
Schalk Brits believes the best is yet to come from an evolving Springbok team, which he leads into action against Namibia in a second round Rugby World Cup pool clash at the City of Toyota Stadium on Saturday.
The Boks put up a dominant - albeit not perfect - performance in their RWC Pool B win with 57-3 over Namibia in the City of Toyota on Saturday.
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Second Springboks store launches in Mother CityThe wait is over for eager rugby fans in Cape Town and surrounds, following the opening of a second Springboks retail store at the popular Canal Walk shopping centre, featuring the new range of off-field team branded clothing.
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SA Rugby congratulates SAWCR on remarkable comebackMr Mark Alexander, the President of SA Rugby, extended his heartfelt congratulations to SA Wheelchair Rugby (SAWCR) on their recent performance at a tournament in Norway.
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SA Rugby stages World Rugby course to bolster local S&C expertiseSA Rugby recently hosted a groundbreaking World Rugby Educator course for its Strength and Conditioning (S&C) workforce in Cape Town, where nine participants from five provincial unions engaged in a comprehensive programme designed to equip them with globally recognised methodologies.
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BokSmart research supports tackle-height law changes in SA rugbyA new South African research paper has provided the first global evidence that regulating both tackle height and ball carrier behaviour has the potential to not only lower head-contact, but also reduce catastrophic head and neck injuries in rugby.
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RIP Bevin Fortuin (1979-2025)Mr Mark Alexander, President of SA Rugby, expressed his condolences on behalf of South African rugby and paid tribute to former Springbok fullback Bevin Fortuin, who sadly passed away on Thursday at the age of 46.
