Springbok Women hit the training pitch in Cardiff, embracing Welsh weather as they prepare for WXV opener against Wales on Friday.
Griquas produce ruthless attacking display to demolish Lions 52-12 in wet Kimberley semi-final clash.
While the Griquas and the Cheetahs have punched their tickets to the semifinals with a round to spare, the race for the remaining two playoff spots are wide open.
Die beleërde rugbyklub Upington United kon die afgelope Saterdag daarin slaag om sy lang wendroogte te beëindig ná ‘n sege oor Keimoes-rugbyklub.
This was a demonstration of set-piece supremacy so complete, that the Sharks had no option but to absorb wave after wave of Northern Cape brutality.
Oudspelers het van so ver soos Engeland het gekom om hul ou spanmaats te sien en gholf en rolbal te speel vir die Griekwaland-Wes-Rugby-unie se reünie.
Honderde oud-Uppies-en Velties-ondersteuners het Saterdag van heinde en ver na ‘n stampvol Dries Potgieter-stadion gekom vir die jaarlikse interjol-kragmeting.
Defending champions Griquas claim first win with emphatic 56-26 Bulls demolition, Alexander and Wehr hat-tricks highlighting dominant display.
Late Stefan Ungerer try gives Stormers 25-19 win over champions Griquas, whilst debutant Matthews’ hat-trick inspires Sharks’ 26-24 Pumas escape.
This Saturday in Kimberley, Griquas Women clash with Limpopo Blue Bulls. In the Griquas Super League, SPU takes on Sishen, and Port Nolloth’s Young Stars and Kakamas meet.