Kinsey Eyes Second Rugby World Cup Appearance
Six years ago, Tayla Kinsey was the youngest player in the South African team at the 2014 Rugby World Cup at the age of 20, and with the next international extravaganza less than a year away, the Springbok Women’s scrumhalf has her sights set squarely on taking the...
Simmers’ Journey to Women’s Boks Success
There was no women’s rugby club in Knysna when Mathrin Simmers was growing up, so she rounded up a few friends and they started up their own – the Titans. Several years later, the Springbok Women’s scrumhalf is in line to play her way into the national women’s...
Sixth RWC Appearance Looming for Zenay Jordaan
Most rugby players dream of participating in a Rugby World Cup, and a handful of Springbok Women’s players may have the luxury of playing in one or two, but for Zenay Jordaan, a potential sixth RWC appearance is looming. During Jordaan’s illustrious...
Zintle Mpupha Inspiring Future Springboks
From humble beginnings in the Middledrift eNjwaxa location near King William’s Town in the Eastern Cape to being one of the top women’s rugby players in South Africa, Springbok Women’s centre Zintle Mpupha’s journey to becoming a professional...
Paul Delport Excited for the Future of SA Women’s Rugby
Springbok Women’s Sevens coach, Paul Delport, is excited by the quality of talent coming through in women’s rugby in South Africa. The former South Africa Sevens captain was appointed to the role in 2018 and has worked to build the profile and structures of the format...Recent Posts
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