The Springbok Women will begin their WXV Global Series campaign against Wales on Friday at Cardiff Arms Park, with a reshuffled backline and one change to the pack that produced four tries against the Black Ferns in Johannesburg two weeks ago.
The Springbok Women delivered one of their most complete performances of the season as they defeated the USA Women 34-21 at Ellis Park in Johannesburg on Saturday, extending their impressive run of form ahead of their upcoming international commitments.
The Springbok Women’s Sevens team’s HSBC SVNS World Championship campaign ended in disappointment in Bordeaux on Sunday as they finished 12th and missed out on qualification for the 2027 HSBC SVNS Series.
The Springbok Women overcame a shaky opening spell to secure a convincing 47-20 victory over Uganda in Nairobi on Wednesday, with assistant coach Franzel September praising the squad’s resilience and fighting spirit after a testing Rugby Africa Women’s Cup encounter.
The Springbok Women will hand out three more international debuts when they face Uganda in the second round of the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup in Nairobi, Kenya, on Wednesday.
From the quiet farming community of Wegdraai in the Northern Cape to the bright lights of international rugby in Spain, Springbok Women’s Sevens newcomer Vianca Boer is preparing for the biggest challenge of her career.
The Springbok Women’s Sevens will head into the second leg of the HSBC SVNS World Championship with renewed confidence after a challenging opening round in Hong Kong, where injuries and limited preparation disrupted their campaign.
Springbok Women captain Anathi Qolo will once again lead South Africa at the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup in Nairobi, Kenya, as the defending champions look to retain their continental crown later this month.
Head coach of the Springbok Women, Swys de Bruin, has praised both the players and management of the eight provincial teams that competed in the 2026 Pick n Pay Women’s Super League 1, highlighting the tournament’s role in identifying new talent and strengthening the national setup.
The Springbok Women’s Sevens delivered an impressive campaign in Montevideo this weekend, securing their place in the HSBC SVNS World Championship despite a 22-10 defeat to Argentina in the final on Sunday.
Maceala Samboya and Shanidiné Bezuidenhout could make their Springbok Women’s Sevens debuts later this month after being included in the squad for the final two HSBC SVNS 2 tournaments in South America.
The Springbok Women are set to make history when they host the USA Women Eagles in a two-Test series on home soil this July, with matches in Johannesburg and Pretoria.