SARU Pays Tribute to Sandile Sibeko

SA Rugby President, Mark Alexander, and Springbok Women’s coach, Stanley Raubenheimer, pay tribute to Springbok Women’s and Imbokodo Strength and Conditioning coach, Sandile Sibeko, who passed away on Saturday, 23 January 2021, at the age of 42 years old. Photo: SARU

SA Rugby President, Mark Alexander, and Springbok Women’s coach, Stanley Raubenheimer, extend messages of condolence as Springbok Women’s and Imbokodo Strength and Conditioning coach, Sandile Sibeko passes on.

Latsha: From Khayelitsha to African Trendsetter

Springbok Women’s captain, Babalwa Latsha, inspires and motivates the youth through her groundbreaking achievements. She reflects on her journey from Khayelitsha to being the first contracted 15s rugby player in Africa.

How Rugby Changed Aseza Hele’s Life

2019 SA Rugby Women’s Achiever of the Year, Aseza Hele, believes she is a new person on and off the field due to playing rugby. She chats about how she stumbled across the sport.

Rights Mkhari Living Her Sporting Dream

Dual international rugby player, Rights Mkhari, is living her childhood dream of representing South Africa in sport. She chats about her transition from athletics to rugby.

Springboks Made to Wait to Defend Africa Title

SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux and Springbok Women's coach Stanley Raubenheimer agreed on Tuesday, 2 June 2020, that the cancellation of the 2020 edition of the Rugby Africa Women's Cup was the best decision for all involved due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic. Photo: Springbok Women (Twitter)

The players have continued to put in the hard yards in terms of their training during lockdown, and I commend them for that.” – SA Rugby CEO, Jurie Roux, following news that the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup won’t go ahead due to Covid-19.

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