Springbok Women’s Sevens Ready for Moscow Mission
Springbok Women Sevens coach Denver Wannies says his team is in Moscow to compete for the World Cup title. South Africa reached the semi-finals of the inaugural event in 2009, and are looking to improve on that effort.
Bokke to Emulate 2009 Glory at Moscow RWC7s
Lorinda Brown a key comeback to Springbok Women’s Sevens coach Denver Wannies’s squad at the expense of the injured Nosiphiwo Goda for the Rugby World Cup Sevens in Moscow from 29-30 June
Heyns Gives World Cup 7s Squad Golden Boost
SARU pulling out all the stops as Olympic heroine Penny Heyns with world cup-hero and High Performance GM Rassie Erasmus give the Springbok Women’s Sevens Squad the best motivation to pull out all the stops ahead of the IRB Rugby World Cup Sevens in Moscow later in June
Wannies Warns Against Underestimating Blitzbokke
Bullish Sevens coach Wannies warns Moscow Rugby World Cup Sevens round-robin opponents Ireland, China and defending champs Australia against underestimating a wounded Springbok side, who had suffered a white-wash of defeats in the final IRB World Series in Amsterdam
Sevens Captain Williams Upbeat for Dubai
South Africa’s captain Mandisa Williams is upbeat about the inaugural IRB Women’s Sevens World Series. The first round of the tournament will take place in Dubai from November 30 – December 1.
Bokke Eye Dubai 7s Opener
The IRB has announced the pools and match schedule for IRB Women’s Sevens World Series Opener in Dubai, where twelve international sides from across six continents will compete for the opening round of the Series.
SA and Uganda Fly African Flag
History will be made next month when the first Rugby World Cup Sevens to feature a women’s competition running alongside the traditional men’s event kicks off at The Sevens in Dubai and for many of those involved that day cannot come round quick enough.