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SA RUGBY UNDER-21 CUP

The Hollywoodbets Sharks were crowned the SA Rugby U21 Cup champions of 2025 after recording a big victory over the Fidelity ADT Lions in the Final in Durban on 18 October. In 2024, DHL Western Province successfully defended their title against the Lions - who eliminated WP in the one semi-final - in Johannesburg. The other teams who participated in 2025 were the Vodacom Bulls, who were knocked out in the semi-final by the eventual champions, as well as the Toyota Cheetahs, and Leopards.

The history

SA Rugby Under-21 Cup 2025 table
Pos Team PL W L D PF PA DIFF TF TA PTS
1
DHL Western Province U21
10 8 1 1 514 273 241 76 43 43
2
Hollywoodbets Sharks U21
11 7 4 0 483 341 142 71 51 41
3
Vodacom Bulls U21
10 6 3 1 428 314 114 63 46 36
4
Fidelity ADT Lions U21
11 6 5 0 449 392 57 67 55 36
5
Toyota Cheetahs U21
10 2 7 1 241 551 -310 37 82 15
6
Leopards U21
10 0 9 1 264 508 -244 41 78 9

There are currently no fixtures available.

RESULTS

18 Oct|Hollywoodbets Kings Park, Durban

Hollywoodbets Sharks U21

63 - 31

Fidelity ADT Lions U21

11 Oct|City Park, Cape Town

DHL Western Province U21

40 - 43

Fidelity ADT Lions U21

10 Oct|Loftus B-Field, Pretoria

Vodacom Bulls U21

33 - 35

Hollywoodbets Sharks U21

Tournaments

Vodacom United Rugby Championship

Pressure rises on SA teams in Vodacom URC

The pressure on the four South African franchises in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship will reach fever pitch this weekend as they channel all their energy into qualifying for quarter-final spots and the best possible log positions for favourable playoff places in the fourth-last pool round of the competition.

SA Cup

Key SA Cup battles in George and Welkom

The SA Cup is moving closer to its defining moment in the competition, with log positions beginning to clarify and every result carrying increased significance in the race for semi-final places, and crucially for some, Carling Currie Cup Premier Division qualification.

SA Cup

Suzuki Griquas tighten grip on SA Cup top spot

It was another profitable weekend for the Suzuki Griquas, Airlink Pumas, Dotsure SWD Eagles and Toyota Cheetahs in the SA Cup, while there was also a first win for Eastern Province in the fifth round.

SA Cup

Top teams on a collision course as SA Cup resumes

The SA Cup resumes this weekend following the Easter break, with the fifth round marking a significant point in the competition as the race for the four semi-final places and qualification to the Carling Currie Cup Premier Division gathers further momentum.

News

Positive early signs on impact of lowered tackle-height laws

South African rugby is showing encouraging early outcomes following the introduction of the lowered tackle-height laws, with initial data indicating a positive shift in reducing the severity and long-term impact of tackle-related catastrophic head, neck and spine injuries, SA Rugby announced on Thursday.