When the call from Rassie Erasmus came, Paul de Villiers felt the surge of adrenaline that every South African rugby player dreams of. The Stormers loose forward has bulldozed his way into the national conversation,…
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has thrown a line across the full breadth of the domestic game, reeling in a 49-man squad for the first in-person alignment camp of the year in Cape Town from 3…
The rugby world champions will kick-off their 2026 season when the Springboks host the Barbarians at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday, 20 June. It will be the second successive season the sides collide…
With heavyweight opposition, iconic venues and minimal margin for error, the 2026 schedule represents a comprehensive test of South Africa’s standing at the top of the international game.
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander confirmed the forum will be launched in the new year, designed to formalise communication between national coaches and franchise and provincial unions. Until now, engagement has largely centred on Players of National Interest (PONI) and scheduling. The new platform, Alexander said, will widen that channel into a permanent passing lane rather than an ad-hoc offload.
Rassie Erasmus swapped the coaches box for takkies leading hundreds of Springbok supporters on a festive Christmas morning walk of gratitude.
Since 2005, the Players’ Player of the Year accolade has been the sport’s purest recognition, a handshake from those in the same trenches.
This year’s recipients join a decorated list that includes John Smit, Siya Kolisi, Duane Vermeulen and Cheslin Kolbe, proving once again that in South African rugby, respect is earned between the white lines.
South Africa have drawn a pool that’s familiar enough to feel comfortable but unpredictable enough to keep every fan’s blood pressure pleasantly elevated.
Ruthless, relentless, and roaring like a pack of well-fed lions, the Springboks tore Wales to ribbons in Cardiff, finishing their season with the emphatic authority of a team sharpening its claws for a World Cup…
The Springboks closed out their 2025 season like a runaway scrum machine, thundering through Cardiff and flattening Wales 73-0 in a one-way rugby avalanche at the Principality Stadium. Leading 28-0 at halftime, the Boks tore…
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