Weekend Wins for Dominant WP and Border Ladies

Western Province delivered a strong second-half performance against Cell C Sharks Women at a soaking wet Newlands in Cape Town for a 29-5 victory on Saturday, 3 July 2021. Photo: WomenBoks (Twitter)

2019 Women’s Premier Division finalists, Western Province and Border Ladies, proved once again why they deserve to battle it out for the title this season after further victories in the penultimate pool round of the competition #GoGirls

Western Province Open Rugby Log Lead with Five Consecutive Wins

Demi Nel scored 15 points as Boland Dames beat the EP Queens by 25-15 in Wellington, with both sides scoring three tries apiece. Photo: WomenBoks (Twitter)

DHL Western Province underlined their class and took poll position at the halfway stage of the Women’s Premier Division with a big win over Border Ladies, while Blue Bulls Women and Boland Dames also ensured they go into the second half of the competition with winning momentum. #GoGirls

Springbok Women Step up RWC Preparations

Springbok Women’s No 8, Aseza Hele, pictured in celebratory mood while in action for the national women’s rugby team. Photo: Springbok Women (Twitter)

A Springbok Women’s squad of 40 are in camp at Stellenbosch fine-tuning their preparations for the upcoming Rugby World Cup kicking off in New Zealand this September

Eloise Webb’s Impressive Sporting Résumé

Springbok Women’s fullback Eloise Webb, an all-round athlete boasting cricket, javelin and netball cred, talks about rugby as a professional athlete. Photo: Supplied

Springbok Women’s fullback, Eloise Webb, is an all-round athlete boasting national colours in cricket and javelin, not to mention major cred in netball, and talks about choosing rugby as a professional athlete.

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.

Zintle Mpupha Swaps Cricket for Rugby

Zintle Mpupha left a promising career in cricket in 2013 to take up rugby. Today, she is the Springbok Seven’s Women’s Rugby captain and she believes that the current crop of female rugby players will change the face of the game for the next generation. She chats to Celine Abrahams about her sporting journey and the impact she wants to make.

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