Springbok Women head coach Swys de Bruin named Nolusindiso Booi at lock for Saturday’s historic Women’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final against New Zealand in Exeter, where South Africa will take on the Black Ferns with a bench consisting of seven forwards and one back.
The Springbok Women may have been outmuscled and outpaced in Northampton, but they are far from out of the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Their 57–10 defeat to France at Franklin’s Gardens stung like a crunching…
Coach Swys de Bruin’s charges showed grit and guile in a 29-24 triumph that had all the drama of a final whistle conversion.
Up front, the Springbok pack remains unchanged. De Bruin’s ironclad eight that steamrolled Brazil will again look to dominate set-pieces and inflict physical damage in the collisions.
Thanks to that timely win over the Black Ferns XV, South Africa now step onto the plane with belief, tactical clarity, and a squad whose mix of battle-hardened veterans and eager rookies could yet bind into something formidable.
Springbok Women’s coach Swys de Bruin has applauded his team’s performance despite their defeat to New Zealand’s Black Ferns XV.
Consistency — not just a buzzword, but the Springbok Women’s battle cry as they prepare to lock horns with Uganda this Saturday
Springbok Women have run riot over Spain scoring six tries as the home side won by 36-19 at DHL Stadium on Thursday.
Springbok Women showed a strong character with nine tries as to demolish the Barbarians 59-17 at DHL Stadium on Saturday.
SA Rugby has confirmed key changes to the coaching line-up of its national teams in a bid to emulate the success enjoyed by the Springboks.
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