Aseza Hele and Lindelwa Gwala Back in Springbok Women Squad for Fiji

Aseza Hele and Lindelwa Gwala return from injury, Patience Mokone and Zintle Mpupha come back from Sevens duty and uncapped duo Shiniqwa Lamprecht and Maria Tshiremba earn maiden call-ups for the Springbok Women first tour to Fiji.
Shaunique Alexander and Zethu Gcaza Set for Springbok Women Debuts Against Uganda

Three more Springbok Women are set to earn their first Test caps as Shaunique Alexander, Zethu Gcaza and Abigail Smit join the squad to face Uganda in Nairobi, with South Africa chasing a second win in their 2026 Rugby Africa Women’s Cup campaign.
Nine Uncapped Players Named in Anathi Qolo’s Springbok Women Squad for Nairobi Title Defence

Lock Anathi Qolo leads a 28-strong Springbok Women squad into Kenya for the 2026 Rugby Africa Women’s Cup, with nine uncapped players ready to make their Test debuts as South Africa hunts another continental title in Nairobi
National Honours and Provincial Bragging Rights at Stake in Alberton

Junior Springbok Women selection beckons as 14 provincial sides take to the field at Alberton Rugby Club for the 2026 U20 Women’s Week, with defending champions Western Province opening their title defence against the Free State on day one in Tier One action.
SA Rugby Empowers Next Generation of Female Elite Coaches

Legends like Namhla Siyolo and Lesego Malebadi join leaders like Aneesah Adams in a group of 24 provincial coaches as SA Rugby’s Women Coaches’ Transitioning Workshop advances gender parity and elite coaching standards in the Western Cape.
Top SA Coaches to Gain World Rugby Level 3 Accreditation

Former Springbok Women’s players Laurian Johannes-Haupt and Zenay Jordaan are set to complete their World Rugby Level 3 Coaching Course next week in Cape Town, as SA Rugby focuses on growing high-performance coaching expertise across Southern Africa.
Springbok Women Call on South Africans to be Their #PlusOne

The Springbok Women are ready to fly the Rainbow Nation’s flag high at the Rugby World Cup 2025 in England — and every South African is invited to be their #PlusOne #SportsFriday #BokFriday #PlayYourPartSA
Nolusindiso Booi to Lead Experienced SA Squad to Women’s Rugby World Cup

Nolusindiso Booi, the most-capped Springbok Women’s player, will lead a strong South African squad to the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup global showpiece in England, which the Boks kick off in Pool D against Brazil, Italy and France in a few weeks’ time.
Ten Try Springbok Women Hammer Uganda in Rugby Africa Cup Opener

The Springbok Women scored ten tries as they kicked their Rugby Africa Women’s Cup title defence off on a winning note with a 62-7 victory over Uganda on a sunny and breezy afternoon at Stade Makis in Madagascar on Saturday.
Three Bok Women Debutants to Start in Rugby Africa Opener against Uganda

Springbok Women captain Anathi Qolo will lead an experienced team in their 2025 Rugby Africa Women’s Cup opener against Uganda this afternoon, which also includes three uncapped players in the starting XV at Stade Makis in Madagascar.
Bok Women Focus on Marathon International Campaign Starting Against Uganda in Madagascar

Experienced Springbok Women centre Aphiwe Ngwevu is clear on what is required of her, as the team focusses on starting the defence of their continental title against Uganda in Madagascar on Saturday.
Patience Mokone Eyeing Springbok Double at Africa Cup in Madagascar

Springbok Women’s Sevens and Bulls Daisies wing Patience Mokone is setting her sights on a Test debut in Madagascar next weekend, when the Springbok Women face Uganda in the first of three Rugby Africa Women’s Cup matches in Antananarivo.