James Small was larger than life
Former Springbok wing James Small made a big impact, on and off the field, writes @SimonBorchardt.
Where are 1995 Boks now?
SA Rugby magazine recaps what the 28 squad members have done since winning the World Cup 26 years ago.
Watch: B&I Lions targeted Small (1997)
With the British & Irish Lions set to face the Stormers in their first tour match next year, look back at how the tourists prepared for their 1997 clash with Western Province. The late Springbok wing James Small was the focus of much of the pre-game analysis ahead of the match at Newlands.
Watch: The Small Zone Construction
The Sharks are set to launch the Small Zone, which was conceptualized in memory of James Small, whose initial vision it was to develop an area for family and children to enjoy rugby together at Kings Park.
James Small: A hero remembered
Late Bok great James Small has left a legacy that will never be forgotten, writes CLINTON VAN DER BERG.
Appreciating the hero complex
The death of James Small is a reminder that sports stars should only be judged for what they achieve on the field of play, writes former Bok STEFAN TERBLANCHE.
Legends to raise funds for Small’s family
The South African Rugby Legends Association has established a fundraising initiative in aid of James Small’s family following the veteran wing’s death.
Kolisi: Boks hope to honour Small
Captain Siya Kolisi says the Springboks hope to produce a performance that would have made James Small proud when they take on the Wallabies at Ellis Park on Saturday.
Watch: Matfield’s tributes to Small
Victor Matfield shared heartfelt tributes and memories of James Small at the funeral of the late Bok great on Thursday.
He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother
James Small the rugby player should be celebrated and honoured for the legacy he left in the Bok jersey, and the inspiration he gave South Africa as a rugby nation coming out of isolation, writes JAMES DALTON.
