Smit boosts Gold Cup
John Smit has thrown his weight behind the revival of club rugby with confirmation that the Gold Cup has secured a trio of dynamic sponsors for 2019.
White welcomes new contracting system
Jake White has applauded SA Rugby’s decision to scrap its 30-Test cap eligibility rule for overseas-based players and enforce Regulation 9.
Contracting model shakes up status quo
SA Rugby’s new contracting model signifies some proactive steps to combat the ever-challenging financial climate affecting the game, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
SA Rugby rallies around Semenya
SA Rugby has pledged its support for Caster Semenya ahead of this week’s court hearing on the IAAF’s proposed rules that would force her to lower her testosterone levels.
SA Rugby to meet HRC
SA Rugby will meet with the Human Rights Commission after an alleged racial incident took place before the Rugby Championship match between the Springboks and All Blacks at Loftus Versfeld last year.
Fighting a losing battle
The ever-increasing trend of players taking up off-season stints overseas is a high-risk business, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
SA Rugby holds concussion workshop
SA Rugby has committed to creating more awareness of concussion following a workshop on the advancement of concussion management standards in Cape Town on Thursday.
Cape Town keen to keep sevens
The City of Cape Town has confirmed its plan to bid for the right to host the South African leg of the World Rugby Sevens Series for three more years.
Du Toit, Marx up for SA Rugby award
Pieter-Steph du Toit and Malcolm Marx are among the five nominees for the 2018 SA Rugby Player of the Year award.
SA Rugby confirms referees panels
The SA Rugby referees panels were confirmed on Wednesday, with nine referees, including Jaco Peyper, named in the Premier panel.
