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Faf stars as Sale eliminate Connacht

Faf stars as Sale eliminate Connacht

The Sale Sharks defeated Connacht 20-10 at the AJ Bell Stadium to book their place in the semi-finals of the European Challenge Cup.

Posted in European Champions Cup, Top headlines | Tagged Faf de Klerk, Jono Ross, Josh Strauss, Rohan Janse van Rensburg, Sale Sharks
Paul Roos

World Schools Festival results (Day 4)

Results from the 2019 World Schools Festival at Paul Roos Gymnasium in Stellenbosch on Saturday as they come in.

Posted in Schools rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Paul Roos, Schools Rugby, World Schools Fesival
Henco van Wyk

Monument overrun John McGlashan

Henco van Wyk and Herschelle Goodman scored hat-tricks as Monument beat John McGlashan College 48-10 at the World Schools Festival in Stellenbosch on Friday. DYLAN JACK reports.

Posted in Schools rugby, Top headlines | Tagged John McGlashan College, Monument, Schools Rugby, World Schools Festival
Gimmies blitz sinks Hartpury

Gimmies blitz sinks Hartpury

Paarl Gimnasium claimed a 41-12 victory over Hartpury at the World Schools Festival in Stellenbosch. DYLAN JACK reports.

Posted in Schools rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Hartpury, Paarl Gim, Schools Rugby, World Schools Festival
Semisi Masirewa

Sunwolves, Masirewa stun Waratahs

The Sunwolves claimed a first-ever win in Australia as they overcame the Waratahs 31-29 in Newcastle on Friday. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Posted in News, Super Rugby, Top headlines, Tournaments | Tagged sunwolves, Super Rugby, Waratahs
Craig Burden

Burden’s comeback delayed again

Sharks returnee Craig Burden is set to be sidelined for the next eight to 10 weeks after suffering a bicep injury, writes CRAIG LEWIS.

Posted in Sharks, Super Rugby, Teams, Top headlines, Tournaments | Tagged craig burden, sharks, Super Rugby
Kings roleplayers Robbie Kempson and Loyiso Dotwana

Kings owners have ‘long-term’ ambitions

Newly-appointed Kings high-performance director Robbie Kempson says their new owners want to have a sustainable impact on Eastern Cape rugby. DYLAN JACK reports.

Posted in Kings, Pro14, Top headlines | Tagged Kings, Pro14, Robbie Kempson
Junior Boks flyhalf David Coetzer

Junior Boks name training squad

The Junior Springboks have named a 34-man squad to take part in a four-day training camp in Stellenbosch.

Posted in Junior Springboks, Top headlines, U20 Championship | Tagged Junior Boks
Crusaders

Havili strikes twice to floor Canes

David Havili scored a brace as the Crusaders claimed a 32-8 bonus-point win over the Hurricanes in Wellington on Friday. JON CARDINELLI reports.

Posted in Super Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged crusaders, Hurricanes, Super Rugby
Sunwolves

‘Sunwolves exit a Sanzaar decision’

SA Rugby has reiterated that consensus from all Sanzaar partners preceded the decision to remove the Sunwolves from Vodacom Super Rugby after next year. CRAIG LEWIS reports.

Posted in Super Rugby, Top headlines, Tournaments | Tagged sa rugby, sunwolves, Super Rugby
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