
‘Retirement is a Transition’ Springbok Women’s Sevens Pioneer Mathrin Simmers
Mathrin Simmers might have called on her career, but she won’t be leaving the sport she loves so much, on news that the former Springbok

Mathrin Simmers might have called on her career, but she won’t be leaving the sport she loves so much, on news that the former Springbok

World number three-ranked New Zealand’s Black Ferns XV were made to work hard to beat the Springbok Women 34-26 at Athlone Stadium in the first

The Springbok Women took a giant leap forward with a brave and gutsy performance in their second Test against world no.2 Canada at the Nelson

Springbok Women Performance coach Swys de Bruin is very excited about the second Test against World no. 2 Canada for this opportunity against high calibre

The Springbok Women played well enough, but discipline-induced errors gave possession to Canada on too many occasions, the North American world no. 2 team comfortably

The U18 Girls Week results saw Blue Bulls and Western Province continue their unbeaten run, while the Lions and the Blue Bulls were the biggest

Eastern Province and Western Province recorded the biggest U18 tournament wins; while Border, the Golden Lions and WP were among the top U16 performers on

The Springbok Women to face one of their toughest assignments when they take on Canada in two tests against the number two-ranked team in the

The Springbok Women finished the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup outplaying hosts Madagascar 61-17 for their third victory from three clashes in the tournament, to retain

The Springbok Women scored ten tries as they kicked their Rugby Africa Women’s Cup title defence off on a winning note with a 62-7 victory

Springbok Women captain Anathi Qolo will lead an experienced team in their 2025 Rugby Africa Women’s Cup opener against Uganda this afternoon, which also includes

Experienced Springbok Women centre Aphiwe Ngwevu is clear on what is required of her, as the team focusses on starting the defence of their continental


