How you voted in SARugbymag.co.za’s 2017 Fans’ Choice Awards across 21 categories. SA PLAYER OF THE YEAR Malcolm Marx (Lions/Boks) – 58% Siya Kolisi (Stormers/Boks) – 19% Rosko Specman (Blitzboks) – 14% Eben Etzebeth (Stormers/Boks) – 6% Jan Serfontein (Bulls/Boks) – 3% SA BREAKTHROUGH PLAYER OF THE YEAR Warrick Gelant (Bulls) – 30% Damian Willemse (WP) – 27% Curwin Bosch… Read more →
SARugbymag.co.za looks back at some of the worst moments of the past year. HABANA SLAMS FAKE NEWS Bryan Habana was quick to set the record straight after learning that a false story was doing the rounds regarding his untimely demise. A fake news website published an article in early May claiming that the Toulon and Springbok winger had been ‘tragically… Read more →
SARugbymag.co.za looks back at rugby’s funniest, weirdest and most bizarre moments this year. HASKELL CHANNELS INNER WIZARD Does any rugby player know more about the Harry Potter series than James Haskell? The quirky England flanker recently played the part of ‘Gary’ Potter – Harry’s estranged step-brother, according to Haskell – in a lighthearted online video. The clip began with Haskell, who… Read more →
Siya Kolisi is SA Rugby magazine’s Man of the Year for his contribution on and off the field in 2017. The flanker’s influence extends far beyond the four white lines. This year, Kolisi found career-best form to cement his place in the Springbok starting lineup. He captained the Stormers and was the Boks’ vice-captain, with many believing he should have replaced the… Read more →
Springbok loosehead prop Steve Kitshoff is on the cover of the new SA Rugby magazine, on sale this week for just R29.90.
Ruan Combrinck hopes to earn a Springbok recall in 2018 and go to the 2019 World Cup, writes JON CARDINELLI.
Springbok flank Francois Louw is on the cover of the new SA Rugby magazine, on sale this week for just R29.90.
Warren Whiteley is on the cover of the new SA Rugby magazine, on sale this week.
Kings and South Africa A flanker Chris Cloete has revealed that a surprise stint of rugby in Sri Lanka revived his career just a year after he had seriously considered giving up the game, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
The victorious Springbok Sevens are on the cover of the new SA Rugby magazine, on sale this week.
