Australia claimed their first points of the 2025 Hong Kong Sevens with a convincing win against the Blitzboks on Friday. South Africa failed to capitalise on an early Jimmy Turner

A 2.10m South African starts in Glasgow Warriors’ second row against his former team, the Lions, at Scotstoun Stadium on Saturday. Since returning from a long-term injury layoff, JP du

SA Rugby magazine identifies young talent with big potential. Zekhethelo Siyaya arrived at Westville Boys’ High from Paulpietersburg Primary in rural northern KwaZulu-Natal as a shy boy, whose talent on

Waratahs flyer Joseph Suaalii swoops in to stop the powerful Kini Naholo from scoring, but the Hurricanes still romped to a 50-point Super Rugby win in Wellington on Friday. Naholo

Ruan Nortje returns but Cameron Hanekom is among the notable absentees as Jake White switches up the Vodacom Bulls lineup to face Zebre Parma at Loftus on Saturday. Nortje, who

Ruan Venter will celebrate his 50th appearance for the Lions as coach Cash van Rooyen has retained an unchanged starting XV for the clash with defending URC champions Glasgow Warriors

Rookie Gino Cupido scored on debut as the Blitzboks opened the 2025 Hong Kong Sevens with a comprehensive win against Uruguay on Friday. The teenager was swarmed by his teammates

Ma’a Nonu and Scarra Ntubeni will add experience to the Investec Champions Cup and EPCR Challenge Cup campaigns of Toulon and the Sharks, respectively. The veteran reinforcements have been registered

Follow the live action as the Blitzboks face Uruguay in their opening pool match at the Hong Kong SVNS. (Kick-off at 11.56am) Tweets by SVNSSeries    Source link

A packed weekend of schoolboy rugby awaits, with top clashes at the North-South tournament in Stellenbosch, and Grey High and Oakdale festivals in the Eastern Cape. Paul Roos hosts the