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The Springbok Sevens’ 2025 season had it all: a rare home win in Cape Town, a losing final appearance in Vancouver, a fo...
The Springbok Sevens’ leading try-scorer for the season, Quewin Nortje, and two-time world series winners Ronald Brown a...
South Africa will end the league phase of the HSBC SVNS season in fourth place after a strong finish in Singapore on Sun...
The Springbok Sevens team finished ninth at the HSBC SVNS Singapore after two victories on Sunday morning (SA time), fir...
Zander Reynders waited for the perfect opportunity to score his first try for the Springbok Sevens team, after the buzze...
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The Springbok Sevens team continued their good form at the HSBC Cape Town Sevens by finishing top of Pool A on Saturday, beating Fiji by 26-14 and USA by 21-15 after a 49-0 demolition of Japan on Friday.
The Springbok Sevens team topped Pool A at the HSBC Cape Town Sevens after they held on in their final match of the day on Saturday to beat the USA by 21-15.
Fiji capitalised on too many mistakes by the Springbok Women’s Sevens team to win their final Pool A match by 27-5 as the heavens opened up over the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
The Springbok Women's Sevens have secured an intended Top-10 finish in their debut appearance at the HSBC Cape Town Sevens and will face Spain in the ninth-place play-off on Sunday.
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi dedicated his World Peace and Sport Champion for 2019 award, which he received in Monaco on Thursday evening, to the 2019 Rugby World Cup-winning Springbok squad.
The Springboks’ successful 2019 season is reflected by the nominations in the main categories in the annual SA Rugby Awards, with World Player of the Year Pieter-Steph du Toit and fellow global nominee, Cheslin Kolbe, both ranked in the top five for the season.
The Toyota Cheetahs’ biggest Guinness PRO14 conference rivals, Leinster and Ulster, are expected to pose a formidable challenge in the northern hemisphere showpiece in the next few months given their good form in their Champions Cup fixtures and their log positions.
The Toyota Cheetahs and Isuzu Southern Kings will target a fresh start to the second stanza of their Guinness PRO14 campaigns in 2020 as they return to the field on Saturday after their festive season breaks with clashes against Zebre and Edinburgh.
The Toyota Cheetahs learned valuable lessons in their first Guinness PRO14 match of 2020 as costly errors and some rustiness after their festive season break saw them go down 41-13 against Zebre Rugby at Sergio Lanfranchi in Parma on Saturday.
The Isuzu Southern Kings endured a heart-breaking start to the 2020 leg of their Guinness PRO14 season as ill-discipline and bad luck saw them go down 61-13 against Edinburgh at Murrayfield on Saturday.
The Springbok Sevens team continued their good form at the HSBC Cape Town Sevens by finishing top of Pool A on Saturday, beating Fiji by 26-14 and USA by 21-15 after a 49-0 demolition of Japan on Friday.
The Springboks’ successful 2019 season is reflected by the nominations in the main categories in the annual SA Rugby Awards, with World Player of the Year Pieter-Steph du Toit and fellow global nominee, Cheslin Kolbe, both ranked in the top five for the season.
News
Van Wyk: Consistency key to LA successThe Springbok Sevens’ 2025 season had it all: a rare home win in Cape Town, a losing final appearance in Vancouver, a fourth-place finish in Perth and some less flattering results in Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Team announcement
Trio of game breakers return as Blitzboks head to LAThe Springbok Sevens’ leading try-scorer for the season, Quewin Nortje, and two-time world series winners Ronald Brown and Mfundo Ndhlovu will boost the Blitzboks as they head out west to Los Angeles for the HSBC SVNS World Championship 2025.
Reaction
Snyman rues inconsistency, but happy with finishSouth Africa will end the league phase of the HSBC SVNS season in fourth place after a strong finish in Singapore on Sunday, where they won both their games but were unfortunately still placed ninth, and Springbok Sevens team head coach Philip Snyman bemoaned the lack of consistency.
Review
Blitzboks sign off from Singapore in styleThe Springbok Sevens team finished ninth at the HSBC SVNS Singapore after two victories on Sunday morning (SA time), first by two points against the USA before finishing the tournament in style against Australia.
Review
Down and up for Blitzboks on day one in SingaporeZander Reynders waited for the perfect opportunity to score his first try for the Springbok Sevens team, after the buzzer against Argentina, as the Blitzboks bounced back from a disappointing start in Singapore to beat HSBC SVNS series leaders Argentina in their final pool game on Saturday.
