• Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    USA Rugby Launches Four Pilot Geographical Unions

    Effective with the opening of the 2011-2012 Membership Season, the USA Rugby Board of Directors named four Geographical Unions (GUs) as part of a pilot program to review a new streamlined union structure. GUs are designed to support anticipated growth in the game and to provide increased member services at the local level.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Another Welsh captain ruled out

    Wales have lost a second captain in a week, with No.8 Ryan Jones ruled out of Saturday's World Cup warm-up against Argentina - after failing to recover from a calf problem.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Schoonspruit, Hawston into Burger Finals

    While local schools rugby followers have to wait till Saturday to see who represents the Western Province/Boland area against Oakdale in the large school section of the Burger competition, the local small and medium school finalists were decided at the Malmesbury Rugby Club grounds on Wednesday.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Police confiscate fake Bok jerseys

    South African customs authorities on Thursday confiscated unofficial rugby jerseys worth ZAR43 million (US million, €4 million) ahead of the 2011 World Cup which starts next month, an official said.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Andreas Dercksen - Captain of Paul Roos

    Most would consider the thought of derailing the juggernaut that is Grey College a tall order. For Paul Roos captain, Andreas Dercksen, it's a chance to end his season on high when the two rugby powerhouses meet in their FNB Classic Clash this Saturday.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Terblanche: Boks need to settle

    Former Springbok wing Stefan Terblanche believes uncertainty in key selection areas is hampering the Springboks as they continue their stuttered build-up towards the defence of their World Cup title.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Neethling Fouché - Captain of Grey College

    There will be a lot resting on Neethling Fouché's broad shoulders when he leads his Grey College team out against Paul Roos in their FNB Classic Clash in Stellenbosch on Saturday.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011
    NZ coach rings the changes

    NZ coach rings the changes

    A host of fringe players have been named in the starting XV for Saturday's Tri Nations clash with South Africa.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Fiji set to soldier on

    The Fiji Rugby Union has asked New Zealand to ease a travel ban on members of the Pacific nation's military regime so it could include a soldier in its World Cup squad.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011
    All change for Italy

    All change for Italy

    Italy coach Nick Mallett has made 11 changes to his starting line-up for Saturday's World Cup warm-up match against Scotland at Murrayfield.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011
    Smith ruled out of World Cup

    Smith ruled out of World Cup

    South Africa loose forward Juan Smith has ruled himself out of the World Cup because of an Achilles problem.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Japan joins Sevens circuit

    The IRB has announced the expansion of the Sevens World Series, with Japan joining as the ninth venue for the upcoming 2011/2012 series.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Italy change it up for Murrayfield

    Italy coach Nick Mallett has made 11 changes to the team that beat Japan 31-24 last week for Saturday's World Cup warm-up match against Scotland at Murrayfield.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Wellington kick into gear

    A near flawless kicking display from Wellington flyhalf Lima Sopoaga secured a hard-fought 30-25 victory over Southland and lifted his side off the bottom of the National Provincial Championship table.

  • Thursday, 18. August, 2011

    Have you ever seen the rain?

    The unbeaten Lions travel to Cape Town on Friday to tackle Western Province, but adverse weather conditions could dampen their Currie Cup winning streak.