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What happened to Jearus Nicholas

What happened to Jearus Nicholas

In a feature that appeared in SA Rugby magazine, we caught up with former Griquas and Cats player Jearus Nicholas.

Posted in Cheetahs, Currie Cup, Lions, SA Rugby mag, Super Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Currie Cup, Griquas, jearus nicholas
Canon Eagles snap up Marais

Canon Eagles snap up Marais

The Canon Eagles have confirmed the signing of Stormers utility back SP Marais for the 2019-2020 Japanese Top League season.

Posted in Currie Cup, News, Stormers, Super Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Allister Coetzee, Japanese Top League, SP Marais, Stormers
Cheetahs confirm Smith exit

Cheetahs confirm Smith exit

Franco Smith will vacate his position as Cheetahs head coach at the end of the year to take over as Italy boss.

Posted in Cheetahs, Currie Cup, Pro14, Six Nations, Test Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Cheetahs, Currie Cup, Franco Smith, Pro14, Test Rugby
Celeb fan with Jan Braai

Celeb fan with Jan Braai

In a feature that appeared in SA Rugby magazine, we chatted with television personality Jan Scannell to find out which provincial side he supports.

Posted in Currie Cup, SA Rugby mag, Stormers, Super Rugby | Tagged SA Rugby mag, sa rugby magazine
Stade Francais and Toulon

Steyn eyes Loftus swansong

Flyhalf Morné Steyn wants to return to Pretoria to end his playing career with the Vodacom Bulls.

Posted in Bulls, Currie Cup, French Top 14, News, Super Rugby, Top headlines, Uncategorized | Tagged blue bulls, Bulls, Morne Steyn
Booi takes charge of EP Elephants

Booi takes charge of EP Elephants

Chumani Booi has been appointed head coach of the EP Elephants for the upcoming Provincial Rugby Challenge and Currie Cup First Division tournaments.

Posted in Currie Cup, Kings, News, Rugby Challenge | Tagged Currie Cup First Division, EP Elephants, EPRU, Provincial Rugby Challenge
SA Rugby set to implement blue card

SA Rugby set to implement blue card

The blue-card concussion system will come into effect in South Africa in the next few weeks.

Posted in Currie Cup, Top headlines, U20 Championship, Varsity Cup | Tagged blue card, sa rugby
Teichmann to leave Sharks

Teichmann to leave Sharks

Gary Teichmann will leave his post as Sharks CEO when his contract ends in September.

Posted in Currie Cup, Sharks, Super Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Gary Teichmann, sharks
Sharks Currie Cup

New time slot for Currie Cup

SA Rugby has confirmed that the Currie Cup has been moved to an earlier time slot in 2019, and will run from July to September.

Posted in Currie Cup, Top headlines, Tournaments | Tagged Currie Cup, sa rugby
Smal to leave early, Treu stays put

Smal to leave early, Treu stays put

Gert Smal is set to vacate his position as Western Province director of rugby three months before his contract ends.

Posted in Currie Cup, Stormers, Super Rugby, Top headlines | Tagged Gert Smal, Paul Treu, wp rugby
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