Catch the action from the sixth round of the Women's Premier Division live here - matches are scheduled for Friday and Saturday.
On Friday in Pretoria, the Blue Bulls Women host DHL Western Province (16h00), and Saturday's two matches are: EP Queens v Boland Dames in Nelson Mandela Bay (12h00), followed by Border Women v Mastercard Golden Lions Women in East London (13h00).
The Sanlam Boland Dames scored six tries in their 35-15 victory over DHL Western Province to maintain their good start t...
Regional bragging rights and valuable log points will be on offer this weekend, with Eastern and Western Cape derbies hi...
SA Rugby CEO Rian Oberholzer congratulated the Springboks, SA Rugby President Mr Mark Alexander, and the impressive list...
The defending champions and runners-up in the Women’s Premier Division, the Bulls Daisies and DHL Western Province, scor...
Newly promoted Free State Women will add some spice to the 2024 Women’s Premier Division when the tournament kicks off i...
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SA Rugby and associate sponsor Betway have taken a step towards the development of women’s rugby, following the launch of a ground-breaking development programme aimed at pioneering the national growth of the women’s game on Thursday.
With three rounds remaining and the top two positions on the Carling Currie Cup log a two-horse race between the Vodacom Bulls and the Toyota Cheetahs, the spotlight now turns firmly to the fight for the two remaining playoff spots.
Five years after her first refereeing appointment at a Rugby World Cup, Aimee Barrett-Theron will do so again later this season in New Zealand after being included on an 18-member match official panel for the global showpiece from 8 October to 12 November.
It will be a crucial round of Women’s Premier Division action this weekend where results on Friday and Saturday could have a big influence on determining the two finalists on 11 June, despite another round of fixtures scheduled to take place.
For Sako Makata, watching the Blitzboks grind to a stuttering halt in Toulouse was a painful and frustrating experience, especially knowing how much the team was hurting following their unexpectedly disappointing showing at the HSBC France Sevens.
The Springbok Sevens team bounced back from their disappointment in Toulouse last weekend by winning all three their pool games at the HSBC London Sevens on Saturday, booking their spot in the Cup quarter-finals on Sunday, when they will face Australia in the top-eight.
Windhoek Draught Griquas on Saturday served up a sensational shock in Kimberley as they romped to a 46-18 victory and snapped the Toyota Cheetahs’ unbeaten streak in this year’s Carling Currie Cup.
The Sigma Lions defeated DHL Western Province 33-10 to record a bonus-point victory and register their first Carling Currie Cup win of this year's campaign in Johannesburg on Saturday evening.
The Springbok Sevens returned to winning ways in the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series at Twickenham on Saturday, beating Argentina, Ireland and Kenya to top Pool D at the HSBC London Sevens, the penultimate tournament in the 2022 season.
The Springbok Sevens finished the HSBC London Sevens on a high with a 14-5 victory over Ireland to claim fifth spot and valuable points on the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series, with just one tournament left in the 2022 season.
SA Rugby and associate sponsor Betway have taken a step towards the development of women’s rugby, following the launch of a ground-breaking development programme aimed at pioneering the national growth of the women’s game on Thursday.
The Springbok Sevens team bounced back from their disappointment in Toulouse last weekend by winning all three their pool games at the HSBC London Sevens on Saturday, booking their spot in the Cup quarter-finals on Sunday, when they will face Australia in the top-eight.
