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    The Springbok Women celebrate their 2021 World Cup qualification

    Bok Women coach: We have more time to prepare

    SA Rugby says although the postponement of the 2021 World Cup is disappointing for the Springbok Women’s team, it was understandable and sensible.

    Posted in Springbok Women, Top headlines, Women's World Cup
    The 2021 World Cup

    World Rugby to postpone 2021 World Cup

    World Rugby has announced that the 2021 Women’s World Cup in New Zealand is set to be postponed until next year due to ‘the uncertain and challenging global Covid-19 landscape’.

    Posted in Springbok Women, Top headlines, Women's World Cup
    Lynne Cantwell is SA Rugby's new Women's Rugby High Performance Manager

    SA women’s rugby gets strategic boost

    SA Rugby has refocused its approach to women’s rugby by appointing former Ireland captain Lynne Cantwell as the first-ever high-performance manager.

    Posted in Springbok Women, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Women's World Cup
    Jacques Nienaber assists the Springbok Women

    Bok Women embrace support from Springbok coaches

    Springbok Women captain Nolusindiso Booi said the team is grateful for the support from Springbok coach Jacques Nienaber during their preparation for the 2021 World Cup.

    Posted in Springbok Women, Top headlines, Women's World Cup
    Bok Women in tough pool for RWC

    Bok Women in tough pool for RWC

    The Springbok Women’s team has been drawn in Pool C alongside England, France and Fiji for next year’s World Rugby Cup in New Zealand.

    Posted in News, Springbok Women, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Women's World Cup | Tagged 2021 Women's World Cup, NEWS, springbok women, Test Rugby, Women's World Cup
    The Springbok Women celebrate their 2021 World Cup qualification

    Date set for 2021 World Cup draw

    The official draw for the 2021 Women’s World Cup will take place on Friday, 20 November at the SkyCity Theatre in the heart of Auckland.

    Posted in Springbok Women, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Women's World Cup, World Cup
    Excitement builds for Bok Women's RWC campaign

    Excitement builds for Bok Women’s RWC campaign

    Springbok Women’s coach Stanley Raubenheimer and veteran players Nolusindiso Booi and Zintle Mpupha on Friday expressed their excitement about the 2021 Rugby World Cup.

    Posted in News, Springbok Women, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Women's World Cup | Tagged 2021 Women's World Cup, NEWS, springbok women, Women's World Cup
    Nolusindiso Booi

    ‘We have a big task next year’

    Springbok Women’s captain Nolusindiso Booi has encouraged her teammates to remain positive and keep working hard with an eye on the 2021 World Cup in New Zealand.

    Posted in Springbok Women, Test Rugby, Top headlines, Women's World Cup, World Cup
    The Springbok Women celebrate their 2021 World Cup qualification

    2021 World Cup reality sets in for Bok Women

    The Springbok Women have a little over 19 months to prepare for the 2021 Women’s World Cup in New Zealand as the tournament will kick off on 18 September.

    Posted in Springbok Women, Top headlines, Women's World Cup | Tagged 2021 Women's World Cup, springbok women, Stanley Raubenheimer
    The Springbok Women celebrate their 2021 World Cup qualification

    Bok Women qualify for World Cup

    The Springbok Women booked their place at the 2021 World Cup in New Zealand thanks to a 39-0 victory over Kenya in Brakpan on Saturday.

    Posted in Springbok Women, Top headlines, Uncategorized, Women's World Cup | Tagged springbok women, Women's World Cup
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