Kriel excited to face Aussies in Rugby Champs opener
Springbok centre Jesse Kriel said he was excited about facing the Wallabies in their opening round of the Castle Lager Rugby Championship at Ellis Park on Saturday after an intense two-week conditioning camp.

Impressive SA U18 ‘A’ put Georgia to the sword
The SA Under-18 ‘A’ side shook off their narrow loss to Ireland to run out comfortable winners by 57-19 in a spirited display against Georgia at Boland Landbou near Wellington on Tuesday, to open their account in the annual U18 International Series.

SA U18 make it two from two against Ireland
The SA U18s delivered a second impressive performance in the U18 International Series when they beat Ireland by 45-5 at Boland Landbou near Wellington on Tuesday afternoon.

Match official appointments to 17 August 2025
Match official appointments for the next few days have been made - the Castle Lager Rugby Championship kicks off with Tests in South Africa and Argentina, and the Carling Currie Cup Premier Division moves past the halfway stage.

Strong Bok team named for Rugby Champs opener
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus named a strong team for the side’s opening Castle Lager Rugby Championship match against Australia at Ellis Park on Saturday, with the matchday squad featuring 18 Rugby World Cup winners and only one player who made his Test debut during the Castle Lager Incoming Series.

SA U18s rotate squads for second-round fixtures
The two South Africa U18 squads (SA U18 and SA U18 ‘A’) show extensive rotational changes for their second-round matches of the U18 International Series, which will take place at Boland Landbou near Wellington in the Western Cape.

The 2025 Carling Currie Cup Bulletin #18
The Carling Currie Cup Premier Division log was blown wide open this weekend with no more unbeaten teams left in the competition after Suzuki Griquas, the Airlink Pumas, Toyota Cheetahs, and Sanlam Boland Kavaliers were all victorious during the third round of the competition, while Vodacom Bulls and Fidelity ADT Lions were handed their first defeats of the campaign.

Booi leads experienced squad to Women's RWC 2025
Nolusindiso Booi, the most-capped Springbok Women’s player, will lead a strong South African squad containing 19 players out of the 32 with previous Women’s Rugby World Cup experience to the 2025 global showpiece which kicks off in England in a few weeks’ time.

Boks ready to shift into Rugby Championship mode
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus was confident that his team were ready to transition into Test mode after a productive two-week conditioning camp in Johannesburg in preparation for the Castle Lager Rugby Championship.

SA U18 too strong for gallant French
The SA U18 team kicked off the U18 International Series with a brilliant performance as they beat France by 43-21 (half-time 31-0), claiming the Medhi Narjissi Trophy in front of a packed stadium at Durbanville High School in Cape Town's Northern Suburbs on a sunny Friday afternoon.