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Cheetahs lock in Pienaar

Cheetahs lock in Pienaar

Veteran scrumhalf Ruan Pienaar has signed a two-year contract with the Cheetahs.

Posted in Cheetahs, Currie Cup, News, Pro14, Teams, Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Cheetahs, Currie Cup, Pro14, Ruan Pienaar
France lock Paul Willemse

Willemse to miss World Cup

France lock Paul Willemse has been ruled out of the World Cup due to injury.

Posted in News, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged France, Paul Willemse
Maxwane wins big at Cheetahs awards

Maxwane wins big at Cheetahs awards

Wing Rabz Maxwane walked away with two coveted prizes at the Cheetahs awards ceremony for the 2018-19 season.

Posted in Cheetahs, News, Pro14, Teams, Top headlines | Tagged Cheetahs, gerhard olivier, Ox Nche, Rabz Maxwane, Tian Schoeman
Ian Foster All Blacks Phil_Walter_Getty_

Foster eyes All Blacks top job

Assistant coach Ian Foster admits he is ‘keen’ to replace outgoing All Blacks coach Steve Hansen after the World Cup in Japan later this year.

Posted in News, Rugby Championship, Test Rugby, Top headlines, World Cup | Tagged All Blacks, Ian Foster, Test Rugby
Sean Everitt

Co-captaincy will enhance Sharks leadership

Coach Sean Everitt says the decision to go with duel captaincy for the Currie Cup season is part of a greater plan to enhance the depth of leadership within the squad.

Posted in Currie Cup, News, Sharks, Teams, Top headlines | Tagged Currie Cup, Jeremy Ward, Sean Everitt, sharks, tera mtembu
‘Pietersen has been a revelation in training’

‘Pietersen has been a revelation in training’

Sharks coach Sean Everitt believes veteran wing JP Pietersen’s fitness and conditioning has improved significantly during his time in Europe.

Posted in Top headlines, Uncategorized | Tagged Currie Cup, JP Pietersen, sharks
Catrakilis arrives back at the Kings

Catrakilis arrives back at the Kings

Experienced flyhalf Demetri Catrakilis has rejoined the Kings ahead of the upcoming Pro14 season.

Posted in Kings, News, Pro14, Teams, Top headlines, Tournaments | Tagged Kings, Pro14
Latsha is crossing borders

Latsha is crossing borders

Springbok Women’s vice-captain Babalwa Latsha could become the first women’s player from Africa to go pro, but that is just one part of her remarkable journey, writes MARIETTE ADAMS.

Posted in Features, Springbok Women, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Women's World Cup | Tagged babalwa latsha, springbok women, women's rugby
Rynhardt Elstadt

Rassie set for back-row answers

The makeup of the loose-forward contingent suggests that the Springboks won’t be limited to one approach, writes JON CARDINELLI.

Posted in Columns, Jon Cardinelli, Springboks, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Tournaments, World Cup | Tagged back row, Springboks
Watch: Bulls' Bosch teaser

Watch: Bulls’ Bosch teaser

Who do you think the Bulls might be referring to after a teaser video showed a new player joining the ‘family’?

Posted in Bulls, Currie Cup, Super Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Bulls, Currie Cup, Super Rugby
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