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Trophies pile up as SA Rugby spends quarter of income on national teams
SA Rugby’s massive R500m investment in national teams pays off with championship haul, but R40m loss highlights ongoing sustainability challenges
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Cheetahs face off against Griquas in crucial SA Cup clash
The Cheetahs face the Griquas in a crucial SA Cup match tonight, aiming for a semifinal spot amid injury challenges.
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Six teams, four spots: SA Cup playoffs head for brutal finale
Griquas lead SA Cup with six teams chasing four playoff spots. Final round promises drama after Cheetahs’ 87-point demolition of Border.
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Motsepe-reeks | Gelykop ná gevaarlike aanslae en asemrowende keerwerk
Die wedstryd met gevaarlike aanslae en asemrowende keerwerk tussen Upington City en Hungry Lions van Postmasburg het gelykop met 0-0 geeïndig.
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Win or face unemployment as Cheetahs face Currie Cup exile
Frans Steyn delivers brutal reality check: win final two SA Cup games or face unemployment. Cheetahs’ Currie Cup place hangs by a thread.
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Noord-Kaap se eerste volwaardige vrouerugbyklubs speel ‘harde rugby’
Geskiedenis is in die Noord-Kaap gemaak met sy eerste vier volwaardige vrouerugbyklubs, met die intreewedstryde van die Avbob Vrouerugby Superliga wat op 11 April begin het.
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Absa Wildeklawer: The teams that turned heads this weekend
Paarl Gim, Paul Roos, Stellenberg, Northwood and Waterkloof – the five teams that truly impressed at this year’s Absa Wildeklawer tournament.
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Hosts claim gritty 28-19 win as Grey Festival kicks off
Grey High stage stunning comeback to defeat Michaelhouse 28-19 at home in physical Grey Festival opener.
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Gim power passed Helpmekaar to close day two of Absa Wildeklawer
Paarl Gim stamp authority with comprehensive 45-10 victory over Helpmekaar in final match of day two at Absa Wildeklawer.
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Grey College overpower brave Noordheuwel 34-12
Grey College power past Noordheuwel 34-12 at Wildeklawer but underdogs earn respect with brave defensive display.
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