Experienced Boks Look to Kick Off RWC Opener with a Strong Start Against Brazil

The Springbok Women will open their Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 campaign with a squad laden with Test and World Cup experience when they take on Brazil at Franklin’s Garden in Northampton on Sunday.
Nadine Roos Eager to Get Going at the Women’s Rugby World Cup

Sunday’s Women’s Rugby World Cup opener between South Africa and Brazil in Northampton may be the first Test between the two nations, and Springbok Women utility back Nadine Roos is well acquainted with the dangers posed by their opponents.
The Stars are Aligned

From applying to work on the #gsport20 campaign to being front and centre at the Springbok Women’s Rugby World Cup send-off, Content Creator Karabelo Duiker is truly living her best life.
Springbok Women Call on South Africans to be Their #PlusOne

The Springbok Women are ready to fly the Rainbow Nation’s flag high at the Rugby World Cup 2025 in England — and every South African is invited to be their #PlusOne #SportsFriday #BokFriday #PlayYourPartSA
Nolusindiso Booi to Lead Experienced SA Squad to Women’s Rugby World Cup

Nolusindiso Booi, the most-capped Springbok Women’s player, will lead a strong South African squad to the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup global showpiece in England, which the Boks kick off in Pool D against Brazil, Italy and France in a few weeks’ time.
‘Retirement is a Transition’ Springbok Women’s Sevens Pioneer Mathrin Simmers

Mathrin Simmers might have called on her career, but she won’t be leaving the sport she loves so much, on news that the former Springbok Women’s Sevens captain will now take up a coaching role as she looks to mentor the next generation of players.
Patient Black Ferns Win Opening Friendly Against the Boks in Cape Town

World number three-ranked New Zealand’s Black Ferns XV were made to work hard to beat the Springbok Women 34-26 at Athlone Stadium in the first of two Test matches, in Cape Town on Saturday evening.
Springbok Women Make Canada Sweat in Gqeberha

The Springbok Women took a giant leap forward with a brave and gutsy performance in their second Test against world no.2 Canada at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, in Gqeberha, the Eastern Cape, on Saturday.
Byrhandrѐ Dolf and Eloise Webb to Start as Nadine Roos Moves Closer to the Action

Springbok Women Performance coach Swys de Bruin is very excited about the second Test against World no. 2 Canada for this opportunity against high calibre opposition to try new things before the Rugby World Cup starts
Canada Comfortably Beat the Springbok Women in First Test in Pretoria

The Springbok Women played well enough, but discipline-induced errors gave possession to Canada on too many occasions, the North American world no. 2 team comfortably winning the first Test at Loftus.
You have to be Persistent for Success – Julienne Heath

Having earned a wealth of experience as the link between on-field action and the production team in the control room during live sport broadcasts, Julienne Heath urges women looking to make a career in the industry to be persistent.
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.