Eastern Province’s Kwaru Wins the Inaugural Betway Women’s Club Champs Title
Eastern Province’s Kwaru have made history by defeating Walker Bay Babes 17-14 in a pulsating final to claim the inaugural Betway Women’s Club Championship title at Alberton, marking a watershed moment for women’s rugby in South Africa
A Rampant Western Province Defend Their U20 Crown in a Dominant Display
Defending champions Western Province dominated the SA Rugby U20 Women’s Week final, outplaying the Blue Bulls to claim the crown, having scored five tries without conceding a point to sweep to the tournament title in Johannesburg on Friday
Blue Bulls and Western Province to Contest Friday’s U20 Rugby Week Final
Defending champions Western Province beat Border and the Blue Bulls edged the Golden Lions to set up an exciting final at the SA Rugby U20 Women’s Week on Friday, following a day of close results on Wednesday
Western Province and Border Top the Charts on Day 1 of the U20 Rugby Week
DHL Western Province and Border were strong on Day One of the U20 Women’s Week in Johannesburg; while the Golden Lions, Blue Bulls, Griquas, Limpopo Blue Bulls and the Valke all secured exciting First Division wins
Betway Shows Commitment to Grassroots Women’s Rugby
Sponsors are increasingly recognising the benefits of investing wisely in women’s sport, and grassroots women’s rugby is a recent recipient of this welcome development with Betway signing on as SA Rugby’s Women’s Club Champs naming rights sponsor
Northern and Cape Teams Continue to Impress at FNB Girls Weeks
The U18 Girls Week results saw Blue Bulls and Western Province continue their unbeaten run, while the Lions and the Blue Bulls were the biggest U16 winners on Day 2 of the FNB Girls Rugby Weeks in Johannesburg on Wednesday.
SA’s Most Promising Schools Rugby Players Light Up Day One of the FNB Girls Rugby Weeks
Eastern Province and Western Province recorded the biggest U18 tournament wins; while Border, the Golden Lions and WP were among the top U16 performers on day one of the FNB Girls Rugby Weeks in Johannesburg.
Shannon Landman-Kriel Leads the Way for Future Female Cricketers
For over two decades, Shannon Landman-Kriel, has played a significant role in the development of future female South African cricketers through her involvement with Central Gauteng Lions and the Wanderers Club. The former cricketer reflects on her journey and the progress, or lack thereof, in the women’s game.