A devastating ankle injury ruled out Shona-Leah Weston from SA Women’s Rugby 10 years ago, but she’s back in the fold, ready to go for
gsport is delighted to announce the ten South African individuals and teams unveiled as its October’s Newsmakers, who now join those already in consideration for
Rugby Tens Championship CEO and co-founder Andreea Trufasu brings the R10C competition that advances gender equality and inclusivity to Cape Town, exposing women and girls
England captain Marlie Packer has been named the 2023 World Rugby Women’s 15s Player of the Year, receiving the coveted award in front of fans
Danelle Lochner has joined Springbok women captain Babalwa Latsha at Harlequins Women, where a third Bok player Aseza Hele will also later make her way
From a humble start to her career as a young player to becoming the first African women’s rugby star to sign an international professional contract,
Libbie Janse van Rensburg scored a hat-trick of tries as the Springbok Women saved their best for last, wrapping up WXV 2 with a 33-7
Springbok Women’s captain Babalwa Latsha is demanding a memorable performance from her team in the final WXV – 2 Test tournament tie, against Samoa on
Inspirational South African Rugby legend Zenay Jordaan represents South Africa in the inaugural intake at the Gallagher High Performance Academy, created by World Rugby to
Tayla Kinsey, the most capped scrumhalf in Springbok Women history will not play for SA after HIA protocols in the Test against Italy, and the
Italy rose to the top of the WXV 2 World Rugby tournament after their 36-18 win over the Springbok women in Cape Town on Friday
South Africa’s most-capped scrumhalf Tayla Kinsey all of a decade to get to 30 Test caps for the Springbok Women, and she is hugely impressed
