Players’ Fund measures its impact in 2020
The annual Impact Report published by the Chris Burger Petro Jackson Players’ Fund, released in February 2021, showcases some of the positive stories to come out of 2020, as well as commends all those who have helped them weather difficult times in their 40th anniversary year.

Blitzbok believes in bouncing back better
‘It’s not how hard you fall, but how quickly you get up’ is a well-used slogan in sport and for Muller du Plessis, this is true in many ways.

Pietersen calls time on illustrious playing career
Springbok wing JP Pietersen recently called time on an illustrious playing career which saw him making 70 Test appearances for the Springboks and winning a coveted gold medal at the Rugby World Cup in 2007, a year after making his international debut.

Latsha making her mark in women’s rugby in Africa
Springbok Women’s prop Babalwa Latsha has started 2021 with a bang on and off the field.

Sticking to the basics key for Du Preez and Blitzboks
A year ago, Branco du Preez edged his name into the Blitzboks and HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series history books when he aided South Africa to a historic come from behind win over Fiji.

World Rugby Under-20 Championship cancelled
The Junior Springboks will have to wait another year to have a shot at competing for the World Rugby U20 Championship title following the announcement by World Rugby on Wednesday that the tournament has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bok Women embrace support from Springbok coaches
Springbok Women’s captain Nolusindiso Booi embraced the support for her team following a visit by Springbok head coach Jacques Nienaber and scrum coach Daan Human on Tuesday as they continue their preparation for the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.

Impressive Leinster reclaim Conference A lead
Defending Guinness PRO14 champions, Leinster, made a big statement in the competition this past weekend as they overtook Ulster on the standings to reclaim the lead in Conference A.

Carling Currie Cup Review – The Final
The Vodacom Bulls won the Carling Currie Cup for the first time since 2009 when they defeated the Cell C Sharks in a dramatic and nail-biting final at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria on Saturday, which only ended after a weather-enforced suspension in play and 20 minutes of extra time.

Re-live the Carling Currie Cup Final
It was a proper humdinger - re-live the Carling Currie Cup Final here.