YTC – The Future of Women’s Rugby

Western Province Rugby Youth Training Centre team is part of the South African Rugby Union’s programme, to develop young female players from grassroots level. Photo: Supplied

Rugby is becoming one of the fastest developing sports codes for women at grassroots level, and Youth Training Centres have created opportunities for young girls

Naidoo: SA Women’s Sport Powers Up

gsport Editor Kass Naidoo has urged more support for women’s sport during her Keynote address for the 5th Annual Sports Administration Summit

SARU Unveils Springbok Management Tight Five

SARU announces Lawrence Sephaka as incoming Springbok Women’s head coach, with incumbent Sevens coach Renfred Dazel as assistant coach, and the first-ever women’s rugby captain Nomsebenzi Tsotsobe-Calata as the Team Manager

Boks in Camp for 2014 World Cup Preparations

General Manager of High Performance Rassie Erasmus signals SARU’s stepped up investment in Women’s Rugby, as 40-strong Springboks hopefuls arrive at Cape Town camp to prepare for RWC France 2014 in August

Zeena Makes Rugby her Playground

As the Super 15 kicks off, Kass Naidoo speaks to South Africa’s First Lady of Rugby, Zeena Isaacs, who is paving the way for women rugby journalists in the country.

Geldenhuys joins SA Women in Dubai

Injury has forced South Africa to make one change to their squad for the historic IRB Women’s Sevens World Series tournament to be held on Friday and Saturday in Dubai. Versatile forward Ziyanda Tywaleni of Border returned home after she suffered a broken leg and was replaced by Rachelle Geldenhuys of the Golden Lions. Despite […]

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