Proud Babalwa Latsha Ready to Anchor Springbok Women in Historic Home Test vs the USA
Babalwa Latsha has been named Springbok Women captain for the 2026 season and will anchor the scrum for a 41st time, when South Africa host the USA in the first of a two-Test Match historic series, at Ellis Park in Johannesburg on Saturday.
Springbok Women to Host Ireland in Historic Cape Town Test Series
The Springbok Women will host Ireland in a historic first Test series between the two nations at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town on 24 and 31 October as part of the WXV Global Series, capping a landmark 2026 international season for the team.
Natasha Hofmeester and Zolisa Noxeke Named as First Coaches of SA Schools Girls Teams
A landmark moment for rugby as Natasha Hofmeester and Zolisa Noxeke take charge of the first SA Schools Girls teams, with four women’s coaches now leading the way and the new sides set to debut after next month’s FNB U18 Girls Week in Gqeberha.
Springbok Women’s Sevens Finish Ninth in Valladolid After Beating Brazil 19-12
Back-to-back wins and a ninth-place finish for the Springbok Women’s Sevens at the HSBC SVNS World Championship in Valladolid, with tries from Ayanda Malinga, Maceala Samboya and captain Zintle Mpupha sealing a 19-12 victory over Brazil on Sunday.
Brave Springbok Women’s Sevens Face Must-Win Fiji Clash After Narrow Defeats on Day 1 in Valladolid
Despite two narrow defeats to Australia and the USA, the Springbok Women’s Sevens showed tremendous spirit and improvement on Day 1 of the HSBC SVNS World Championship, and face a must-win pool match against Fiji on Saturday.
A Confident Springbok Women’s Sevens Prepared for the HSBC SVNS World Champs in Spain
With key players back from injury and a full preparation block behind them, captain Zintle Mpupha leads a confident Springbok Women’s Sevens against Australia, USA and Fiji in Pool B at the HSBC SVNS World Championship in Valladolid, Spain, this weekend.
From Touch Rugby Captain to Springbok Women’s Clinician: The Neda Isaacs Story
From a 14-year-old’s dream to the Springbok Women’s medical team, Neda Isaacs reflects on a 16-year journey defined by persistence, mentorship, and an unwavering commitment to putting the athlete first, on and off the field.
This Week’s gsport Newsletter Calls the Crew Who Will Build the gsport Awards
gsport is in the midst of distributing a series of four codes to Newsletter subscribers as part of an application process for those interested in joining the diverse production crew for the upcoming 21st gsport Awards.
Springbok Women’s Legend Zenay Jordaan Takes Charge at Isuzu Bulls Daisies
A landmark moment for South African women’s rugby as Springbok Women’s legend Zenay Jordaan is officially appointed as the new head coach of the Isuzu Bulls Daisies, signing a contract that runs through to 2029.
Western Province Claim Fourth Consecutive U20 Women’s Week Title
Western Province cemented their dominance of South African junior women’s rugby by claiming a fourth straight U20 Women’s Week title, defeating Eastern Province 36-7 in a thrilling final at the Alberton Rugby Club
National Honours and Provincial Bragging Rights at Stake in Alberton
Junior Springbok Women selection beckons as 14 provincial sides take to the field at Alberton Rugby Club for the 2026 U20 Women’s Week, with defending champions Western Province opening their title defence against the Free State on day one in Tier One action.
Steep Learning Curve for Springbok Women’s Sevens at World Championship in Hong Kong
The Springbok Women’s Sevens concluded their first HSBC SVNS World Championship in Hong Kong with a 12th place finish, playing well against Great Britain but conceding big losses to Canada, Australia and Argentina in a daunting quest to regain core team status