Sharks Boast Unbeaten Season Ahead of IPT Semis

Sharks and Boland top SA Rugby women’s IPT pools after the weekend matches drew a curtain on the season’s round-robin ties, Western Province and Free State filling the away slots for the tournament penultimate round on 14 September

Sharks Hog Wide Open IPT Leaderboard

Plenty to play for with only Border and favourites Sharks have booked semi-final berths with just the final round of the 2013 SARU Women’s Interprovincial Rugby Tournament remaining

Rugby IPT Leaders Look to Extend Runs

Border leads Eastern Province and the Blue Bull in Pool A while Kwa-Zulu Natal and Free State have hogged all the points in Pool 2 as the third round of the SA Rugby women’s IPT signals danger signs for the remaining teams

KZN 15 Open Telling IPT Advantage

KwaZulu-Natal open a telling advantage to head the SA Rugby women’s IPT log with 23 tries for against a single try conceded, while A Division joint leaders the Blue Bulls wreak 2012 final revenge on the travelling Western Province

Rugby IPT Round 2 Raises Tempo a Notch

Shock first-round IPT losers the Blue Bulls take on defending champs Western Province in a repeat of the 2012 final as call-ups to the national team drain provincial squads of talent ahead of August’s IRB Nations Cup in the USA

Rugby IPT Kicks Off on Saturday

Defending champs Western Province sit out the opening weekend of the 2013 SA Rugby Women’s IPT Tournament on a bye, with 2012 runners-up Blue Bulls keen to dominate the set-piece clash against Border in East London

SARU Calls Up IRB Nations Cup Training Squad

SARU calls up 42 provincial players to Cape Town evaluation and training camp from which to select the 30-player team to represent SA at the international Nations Cup, in Colorado, the USA, during August

Bulls Wreak Sevens Revenge on WP

The Blue Bulls conceded only 5 points through their entire campaign to lift the 2012 SARU Interprovincial Sevens cup on home soil at Loftus in Pretoria on Saturday, beating Western Province 28-0 in the final after whipping the Golden Lions 47-0 in the quarters, and KwaZulu-Natal 26-0 in the semis

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