Catch the action from the fourth round of the Women's Premier Division live here - matches are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday's two matches are: Mastercard Golden Lions Women v DHL Western Province in Johannesburg (12h30); and Blue Bulls Women v Cell C Sharks Women in Pretoria (14h20). On Sunday, the Border Ladies host the Boland Dames in Mdantsane (13h00).
Regional bragging rights and valuable log points will be on offer this weekend, with Eastern and Western Cape derbies hi...
SA Rugby CEO Rian Oberholzer congratulated the Springboks, SA Rugby President Mr Mark Alexander, and the impressive list...
The defending champions and runners-up in the Women’s Premier Division, the Bulls Daisies and DHL Western Province, scor...
Newly promoted Free State Women will add some spice to the 2024 Women’s Premier Division when the tournament kicks off i...
The Springbok Women's Sevens finished in disappointing 12th spot at the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens on Sunday, dropping...
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The race to finish top of the log in the SA Rugby Women’s Premier Division is hotting up with two crucial matches in Round Four of the competition that could have a huge impact to determine who will play in the final on 11 June.
The Airlink Pumas outside chance of gaining a playoff spot received a setback on Friday evening when they lost their home Carling Currie Cup match 23-17 against the DHL Western Province in Nelspruit.
The most capped Blitzbok ever, Branco du Preez, has been included in the 13-man Springbok Sevens squad for the next two HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series tournaments in France and England, in one of four changes to the team that returned from a fifth-place finish in Canada last month.
Seven players without any HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series experience have been named in the Springbok Women’s Sevens squad for their first World Series event since December 2019, when they travel to France this weekend.
Emirates Lions flanker Vincent Tshituka capped a number of outstanding performances in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship with the Player of the Month Award for April, becoming the first forward to receive this accolade this season.
The Carling Currie Cup produced some memorable moments over the weekend that it would, frankly speaking, be very difficult to script, as both the Vodacom Bulls and Toyota Cheetahs ensured home ground advantage in the semi-finals next month.
DHL Western Province, the Border Ladies and the Blue Bulls Women, took command of the Women’s Premier Division as the competition passed the halfway stage, with all three teams scoring important victories to stay in the top three position of the tournament log.
Toulouse don’t get beaten every day and they don’t get outplayed often, so it shouldn’t be surprising that the leading team on the Vodacom United Rugby Championship log, Leinster, received rave reviews for their exploits at the weekend.
World Rugby Council has voted unanimously to adopt five welfare driven global trials into full law from 1 July. The new laws mean that the forthcoming women’s and men’s Rugby World Cups will feature the current package of global welfare-driven law trials, including 50:22 and the goal-line dropout.
A 24-man DHL Stormers squad will travel to Wales on Monday evening for their final Vodacom United Rugby Championship league match when they take on the Scarlets at Parc y Scarlets in Llanelli on Saturday, 21 May.
The race to finish top of the log in the SA Rugby Women’s Premier Division is hotting up with two crucial matches in Round Four of the competition that could have a huge impact to determine who will play in the final on 11 June.
The Carling Currie Cup produced some memorable moments over the weekend that it would, frankly speaking, be very difficult to script, as both the Vodacom Bulls and Toyota Cheetahs ensured home ground advantage in the semi-finals next month.
