Nolusindiso Booi Embraces Rugby Leadership

With a career spanning over 14 years as well as being the most capped Springbok Women’s player, Nolusindiso Booi knows a thing or two about leadership. Photo: World Rugby

Nolusindiso Booi’s rugby career has spanned over 14 years and includes three Rugby World Cups. As the the most capped Springbok Women’s player, Booi has been leading the team for the past few years, and knows a thing or two about leadership

Brilliant Bok Women Bury Baabaas in Cape Town

The Springbok Women started their WXV charge with a superb 59-17 victory (half-time 33-10) scoring nine tries to three to overwhelm a star-studded Barbarians team on a sunny afternoon at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday, 7 September, 2024. Photo: SA Rugby / Gallo Images

The Springbok Women have started their WXV charge with a superb 59-17 victory, scoring nine tries to three to overwhelm a star-studded Barbarians team on a sunny afternoon at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday

Springbok Women Embrace First Match at Home

Nomawethu Mabenge and Nadine Roos captured in a light moment during training ahead of the upcoming fixture against the Barbarians at the DHL Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday, 7 September, 2024. Photo: SA Rugby

The Springbok Women are keen to start their first appearance front of a home crowd in South Africa on the best possible note and as such, had no problems to focus on what needs to be done in the match week leading up to their Barbarians clash on Saturday.

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