Springbok Women’s Squad Trains

2007 Provincial Champions Eastern Province dominate the 32-member Springbok Women’s Training Squad announced by SARU, which will gather at the High Performance Centre this weekend in Pretoria, in advance their two-test series against Scotland in June, 2008. Picture courtesy Clinton Brown.

2007 Provincial Champions Eastern Province dominate the 32-member Springbok Women’s Training Squad announced by SARU, which will gather at the High Performance Centre this weekend in Pretoria, in advance their two-test series against Scotland in June, 2008. Picture courtesy Clinton Brown.

The South African Rugby Union has announced a 32-member women’s squad that will attend a training camp in preparation for a two-test series against Scotland in June 2008.

The squad, which includes 12 players from provincial champions, Eastern Province, will train at the High Performance Centre in Hatfield, Pretoria from 30 November to 2 December 2007.

Mahlubi Puzi, Manager: Women’s Rugby & Sevens at SARU said he believed the strength of the provincial women’s rugby league will help strengthen the national setup, pointing to the success of Eastern Province, Blue Bulls, Border, KZN, and Boland.

"There are new players coming through from the provinces, which will in turn strengthen our existing National Squad, [fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=”” border_color=”” border_style=”solid” spacing=”yes” background_image=”” background_repeat=”no-repeat” padding=”” margin_top=”0px” margin_bottom=”0px” class=”” id=”” animation_type=”” animation_speed=”0.3″ animation_direction=”left” hide_on_mobile=”no” center_content=”no” min_height=”none”][from which] quite a few players have retired."

Puzi added that in the coming months, there will be a strong focus on the Sevens team in preparation for 2009 Rugby World Cup in Dubai.

Springbok Women’s Training Squad:
Ingrid Botha (Blue Bulls)
Cindy Can’t (Blue Bulls)
Louise du Pisanie (Blue Bulls)
Yolanda Meiring (Blue Bulls)
Amelia van Eck (Blue Bulls)
Ilse van Staden (Blue Bulls)
Natasha Hofmeester (Boland)
Fundiswa Plaatjie (Border)
Mandisa Williams (Border)
Nolusindiso Appelni (Eastern Province)
Saloma Booysen (Eastern Province)
Lorinda Brown (Eastern Province)
Marie-Lee Erasmus (Eastern Province)
Nomathamsanqa Faleni (Eastern Province)
Pumeza Gadu (Eastern Province)
Cebisa Kula (Eastern Province)
Lamla Momoti (Eastern Province)
Zandile Nojoko (Eastern Province)
Namhla Siyolo (Eastern Province)
Nombulelo Tilolo (Eastern Province)
Nomsebenzi Tsotsobe (Eastern Province)
Marilize Jordaan (Free State)
Nombulelo Mayongo (Griffons)
Aimee Barrett (KZN)
Nelisiwe Cele (KZN)
Dolly Mavumengwana (KZN)
Claudia Thompson (KZN)
Nadine Barnard (Western Province)
Phumla Gxekwa (Western Province)
Nosipho Poswa (Western Province)
Nomsa Tendekwana (Western Province)
Nomtha Xape (Western Province)

Camp Management:
David Dobela (Head Coach)
Nceba Hene (Fitness Coach)
Tanushree Pillay (Physiotherapist)
 

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