
Titans Players Complete World Rugby Level 1 Coaching Course
Titans Women’s Rugby Academy proudly unveil five of their High-Performance Program players who successfully completed the World Rugby Level One Coaching Course.

Titans Women’s Rugby Academy proudly unveil five of their High-Performance Program players who successfully completed the World Rugby Level One Coaching Course.

SA Rugby President, Mark Alexander, and Springbok Women’s coach, Stanley Raubenheimer, extend messages of condolence as Springbok Women’s and Imbokodo Strength and Conditioning coach, Sandile

South-Western Districts’ Women’s Rugby Head Coach, Aschin Klein, is using his vast experience to develop future national women rugby stars, and chats about his coaching

History-making Springbok Women’s prop, Babalwa Latsha, shifts focus to develop women’s rugby domestically after announcing she will not be joining Spanish outfit, Eibar Women’s Rugby

A Springbok Women’s squad of 40 are in camp at Stellenbosch fine-tuning their preparations for the upcoming Rugby World Cup kicking off in New Zealand

Women match officials made significant strides to break new ground in the past year, taking charge of top-class matches across the globe. Today, we look

Rugby is becoming one of the fastest developing sports codes for women at grassroots level, and Youth Training Centres have created opportunities for young girls

Springbok Women’s head coach, Stanley Raubenheimer, is looking forward to guiding the team to the 2021 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand. He chats about

Gauteng Province launches Gauteng Women’s Rugby Institute’s first ever Women’s High Performance programme, which aims to accelerate the empowerment of girls and women in sport.

World Rugby confirms the women’s edition of the Rugby World Cup will expand to 16 teams from 2025 onwards. The landmark decision reflects the commitment

Springbok Women’s captain, Babalwa Latsha, inspires and motivates the youth through her groundbreaking achievements. She reflects on her journey from Khayelitsha to being the first

South African rugby referee Aimee Barrett-Theron becomes the first woman to officiate a men’s Super Rugby match, on Saturday, 21 November 2020.


