Gloucester’s African influx
Former Lions coach Johan Ackermann is establishing a new pride at Gloucester, writes MARTIN GILLINGHAM.
Simelane’s oval-ball option
Wandisile Simelane appeared destined to become a professional soccer player until fate intervened, writes MARIETTE ADAMS.
Lions youngsters ready to roar
With the Lions having lost several key players to overseas clubs after Super Rugby, coach Swys de Bruin looks at the youngsters he will need to step up.
‘My number changes, not my game’
Pieter-Steph du Toit’s adaptability makes him a big asset for the Springboks, writes JON CARDINELLI in SA Rugby magazine.
Cheetahs seek success in Europe
Cheetahs coach Franco Smith wants his team to win away from home during next season’s Pro14, writes SIMON BORCHARDT in SA Rugby magazine.
Do or die for Blitzboks
There will be no second chances for the Blitzboks in San Francisco as they attempt to win the Sevens World Cup for the first time. BRENDEN NEL reports.
Major League Rugby: Waking a giant
USA head coach Gary Gold chats to JON CARDINELLI about Major League Rugby and explains why a Super Rugby franchise could do the game in North America more harm than good.
Lam’s got brains and brawn
There’s a lot more to Ben Lam than muscle and hustle on that left wing for the Hurricanes, writes MARC HINTON.
‘Milestone bigger than one man’
Tendai ‘Beast’ Mtawarira will break a significant barrier when he becomes the first black African to play 100 Tests for the Springboks, writes JON CARDINELLI.
SA Sevens Academy a success story
SA Sevens high performance manager Marius Schoeman talks to SIMON BORCHARDT about his scouting process, developing players within one system and creating healthy competition for Blitzboks places.
