Global Women’s Rugby Receives Welcome Boost

World Rugby has taken a further step in their pursuit to boost women’s rugby, announcing a new annual global 15s competition model on Tuesday, 16 March 2021. Photo: World Rugby website

World Rugby continues to show commitment to boost the women’s side of the sport after announcing a lucrative annual global 15s competition model supported by a dedicated Women in Rugby commercial programme.

Bok Coach Reacts to RWC2021 Draw

The Springbok Women’s Rugby squad pictured celebrating after qualifying for the 2021 Rugby World Cup. The draw will see the South Africans up against quality opposition England, France and Fiji in Pool C. Photo: Supplied

Springbok Women’s head coach, Stanley Raubenheimer, reacts to the 2021 Rugby World Cup draw as South Africa to face England, France and debutantes Fiji in challenging Pool C.

How Rugby Changed Aseza Hele’s Life

2019 SA Rugby Women’s Achiever of the Year, Aseza Hele, believes she is a new person on and off the field due to playing rugby. She chats about how she stumbled across the sport.

Sixth RWC Appearance Looming for Zenay Jordaan

Most rugby players dream of participating in a Rugby World Cup, and a handful of Springbok Women’s players may have the luxury of playing in one or two, but for Zenay Jordaan, a potential sixth RWC appearance is looming. She chats about her journey and aspirations to leave a long-lasting legacy.

Zintle Mpupha Inspiring Future Springboks

Springbok Women's centre, Zintle Mpupha, speaks on her journey to becoming a professional rugby player. Photo: Ashley Vlotman/Gallo Images

Springbok Women’s centre, Zintle Mpupha’s journey to becoming a professional rugby player is nothing short of admirable. She hopes her story can inspire young girls to realise their hopes and dreams.

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