World Rugby Launches WXV Tournaments in Growth Strategy

Springbok Women in line for added game time as World Rugby announces South Africa as one of three new WXV Tournament hosts as the global body places women at the forefront of its strategy to grow the sport to greater heights. Photo: SA Rugby

Springbok Women in line for added game time as World Rugby announces South Africa as one of three new WXV Tournament hosts as the global body places women at the forefront of its strategy to grow the sport to greater heights

Closing the Visibility Gap on the African Continent

gsport writer Babsie Kutwana blogs about the first ever #gsportAfrica event where leading women in sport shared their experience around closing the visibility gap on the continent.
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Alicia Arries Ready to Inspire Next Generation of Rugby Stars

It is not often that you hear of someone crediting the game of rugby as a reason for her successful studies, but for Alicia Arries that was exactly the case as she completed her matric and is ready to inspire the next generation of rugby stars. Photo: Women Boks (Twitter)

It is not often that you hear of someone crediting the game of rugby as a reason for her successful studies, but for Alicia Arries that was exactly the case as she completed her matric and is ready to inspire the next generation of rugby stars.
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Bantwana Draw Positives from Loss to Ethiopia

South African U17 Women’s National Team (Bantwana) head coach, Simphiwe Dludlu, believes there were great moments in her team’s 3-0 loss to Ethiopia in the first leg of a third round FIFA U17 World Cup qualifier at Wits Stadium on Friday, 15 April 2022. Photo: SAFA (Twitter)

Bantwana head coach Simphiwe Dludlu believes there were great moments in her team’s 3-0 loss to Ethiopia in the first leg of a third round FIFA U17 World Cup qualifier.
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