
Bok Women Sevens Set Sights on HSBC SVNS Top Tier after Dominant Performance in Nairobi
The Springbok Women’s Sevens secured second place at the HSBC SVNS 2 opener in Nairobi, following a clinical bonus-point win against China and a gutsy

The Springbok Women’s Sevens secured second place at the HSBC SVNS 2 opener in Nairobi, following a clinical bonus-point win against China and a gutsy

Germany’s Celina Sattelkau claimed back-to-back Sunshine Ladies Tour wins with a composed five-stroke victory at the NTT DATA Ladies’ Pro-Am at Fancourt, navigating windy conditions

After a mixed opening day in Nairobi featuring a tough 12-0 loss to Brazil but resilient victories against Spain and Kenya, the Springbok Women’s Sevens

Player of the Match Ayabonga Khaka’s clinical bowling and captain Laura Wolvaardt’s unbeaten knock guided the Proteas Women to a commanding six-wicket victory over Pakistan

From her 2016 debut as a 16-year-old in Benoni to becoming the world’s top ODI batter, Laura Wolvaardt returns to Willowmoore Park today as Proteas

She Moves Rugby founder Monya Greyvenstein is advocating for sustainable careers and fair pay for Springbok Women, proving that women’s sport is not underfunded but

Kayla Reyneke enjoyed a dream debut as the Proteas Women secured a five-wicket win over Pakistan in Potchefstroom, with the youngster taking 2/13 before hitting

Cecil Afrika has named the Springbok Women’s Sevens squad for HSBC SVNS 2 in Nairobi, featuring debutant Shannon-Lee Windvogel and the returning Lerato Makua as

Germany’s Celina Sattelkau clinched her maiden Sunshine Ladies Tour title for her first professional win at Humewood, defeating Casandra Alexander in a mammoth six-hole playoff

South African pioneer Sandra Almeida intends to settle a decade-long title controversy when she comes out of retirement to face Zambia’s Esther Phiri in a

Casandra Alexander returns to the R1.3m SuperSport Ladies Challenge at Humewood, championing the Sunshine Ladies Tour as the vital springboard for South African professionals to

A clinical first half, steady nerves, and a roaring home crowd at Ellis Park powered the Spar Proteas to a commanding 65-50 victory over England,


