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Jantjies eyes Currie Cup title

Jantjies eyes Currie Cup title

Golden Lions flyhalf Elton Jantjies remains a fan of the Currie Cup tournament and wants to add a second title to his collection.

Posted in Currie Cup, Lions, News, Top headlines | Tagged Currie Cup, Elton Jantjies, Golden Lions
Bernard Foley

Foley commits to Wallabies, Waratahs

Flyhalf Bernard Foley has signed a deal to stay in Australia until the end of the 2019 season.

Posted in News, Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Bernard Foley, Test Rugby, Wallabies
Celimpilo Gumede

SA U18s performed ‘beneath standards’

SA U18 Sevens coach Marius Schoeman says he is disappointed with his team’s fourth-place finish at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. 

Posted in News, Sevens | Tagged Marius Schoeman, SA U18 Sevens, Schools Sevens
Lions coach Swys de Bruin

Barbarians rope in Swys

Swys de Bruin will join Rassie Erasmus as part of the Barbarians coaching staff for the match against Argentina at Twickenham in December.

Posted in News, Springboks, Top headlines | Tagged Barbarians, Rassie Erasmus, Springboks, Swys de Bruin
Gatland backs uncapped duo

Gatland backs uncapped duo

Two uncapped players have been included in Wales’ 37-man squad for their four Tests in November.

Posted in News, Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Test Rugby, Wales
Springboks Siya Kolisi

White: Boks have turned a corner

Former Springbok coach Jake White believes that the team is back on track following some rousing performances in the Rugby Championship.

Posted in News, Springboks, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged 2019 World Cup, Jake White, Rassie Erasmus, Springboks
Western Province scrum

Bulls aim to ‘outwork’ flawless WP

Blue Bulls coach Pote Human has called on his charges to match Western Province at the scrums and outwork the hosts around the park in the semi-final at Newlands on Saturday. MARIETTE ADAMS reports.

Posted in Bulls, Currie Cup, News, Stormers, Top headlines | Tagged blue bulls, Currie Cup, Pote Human, Western Province
Jimmy Stonehouse

Stonehouse: Bulls dragging their heels

Jimmy Stonehouse says the indecision of the Bulls board forced him to withdraw from the race for the vacant head coach post. MARIETTE ADAMS reports.

Posted in Bulls, News, Super Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Bulls, Jimmy Stonehouse, Pumas, Super Rugby
Jimmy Stonehouse

Stonehouse out of Bulls coach race

Pumas coach Jimmy Stonehouse has ruled himself out of contention as a possible candidate to take over from John Mitchell as Bulls boss.

Posted in Bulls, News, Super Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Bulls, Jimmy Stonehouse, Pumas
Sergeal Petersen

WP win abandoned game, top log

Western Province finished top of the Currie Cup log after beating the Blue Bulls 34-7 in a match that was ended at half-time due to extreme weather conditions at Loftus on Saturday. MARIETTE ADAMS reports.

Posted in Bulls, Currie Cup, News, Stormers, Top headlines | Tagged blue bulls, Currie Cup, Western Province, wp
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