Western Province

The 2022 Carling Currie Cup Bulletin #9

Defending Carling Currie Cup champions, the Vodacom Bulls, will be hoping to improve their position on the standings from third when they host the second-placed Cell C Sharks in a replay of the last two...

Currie Cup Round-Up

There wasn’t much movement at the top of the Carling Currie Cup standings, but the Toyota Cheetahs, Cell C Sharks and Vodacom Bulls started putting some daylight between them and the chasing bunch...

SA Rugby confirms expanding domestic calendar

SA Rugby has announced the confirmed competition structure for the remainder of the 2022 rugby season, which will see an expansion of the Carling Currie Cup First Division as well as the Women’s...

Etzebeth opens up about move to the Sharks

  Springbok lock Eben Etzebeth has opened up about his latest move which will see him don the Sharks jersey after taking early leave of his contract with Toulon.    Etzebeth has spent...

Salmaan Moerat recommits to Stormers

Stormers co-captain Salmaan Moerat has signed a contract extension that will see him stay in Cape Town until at least 2025.   The imposing lock is a proud product of the Western Province Rugby system,...

Kolisi scoops top SA Rugby Award for 2021

Siya Kolisi is the SA Rugby Player of the Year for 2021, after the popular Springbok captain garnered the most votes for his performances during a tough season, while the exciting Aphelele Fassi underlined...

Currie Cup Wrap

The Vodacom Bulls surged to the top of the Carling Currie Cup standings with a magnificent victory in Cape Town, while the Airlink Pumas and Cell C Sharks registered their first log points of the new season...

HIGHLIGHTS: Western Province v Blue Bulls

HIGHLIGHTS: Western Province v Golden Lions

Currie Cup Wrap

Defending Carling Currie Cup champions, the Vodacom Bulls, started the 2022 campaign with a bonus-point victory over the Pumas at the Mbombela Stadium on Friday evening, while the Toyota Cheetahs and the...