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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.
                            
 
                        
                                Ireland score late to break SA U18 'A' hearts
                                
An Irish penalty goal at the death broke the hearts of the SA U18 'A' team in the opening match of the annual U18 International Series as the visitors clinched a nail-biting 36-33 victory at Durbanville High School in Cape Town's Northern Suburbs on Friday.
                            
 
                        
                                Dumke steps away due to health concerns
                                
Springbok Women flanker and Isuzu Bulls Daisies captain Lusanda Dumke is stepping away from rugby due to health concerns.
                            
 
                        
                                Young Guns thrilled with experience gained at Bok camp
                                
The Springboks wrapped up their two-week conditioning camp in Johannesburg on Thursday where they continued to put in the hard yards for the Castle Lager Rugby Championship, and the excitement among the three Junior Springbok World Rugby U20 Championship winners was etched on their faces after what they described as an opportunity of a lifetime.
                            
 
                        
                                The 2025 Carling Currie Cup Bulletin #17
                                
The third round of the Carling Currie Cup Premier Division kicks off in Kimberley on Friday, when Suzuki Griquas host DHL Western Province from 15h00, with the home side determined to build on their victory over the Sanlam Boland Kavaliers last weekend, while the Capetonians will be eager to notch up their first victory of the season.
                            
 
                        
                                South African teams named for U18 Series openers
                                
The Under-18 International Series kicks off on Friday at Hoërskool Durbanville in Cape Town, with South Africa's top young rugby talent taking on top-class international opponents from Europe.