• Monday, 22. August, 2011
    Kellock named Scotland skipper

    Kellock named Scotland skipper

    Scotland head coach Andy Robinson announced his 30-man Rugby World Cup squad on Monday, with Alastair Kellock named as captain.

  • Monday, 22. August, 2011

    SACS give Bishops the Platinum Blues

    Grey College might have edged Paul Roos 36-35 in Stellenbosch, Rondebosch might have tamed visitors Wynberg 22-19 and Paarl Boys’ High might be celebrating a 22-13 away victory against HTS Drostdy, but the result of the weekend – some might say, the year – was SACS’s sensational 20-13 comeback over Bishops up in leafy Newlands.

  • Monday, 22. August, 2011

    Hudson Park well on top

    The FNB Classic Clash between Hudson Park and Cambridge produced a 34-3 win for the home side on a lovely day that started and ended well for Hudson Park.

  • Monday, 22. August, 2011

    Noord-Kaap into Final

    Northerns played against Jim Fouché in Bloemfontein in a semifinal for the KOVSIE Central Region league and won an uphill battle 34-24.

  • Monday, 22. August, 2011

    Beeld Trofee close to Finals

    The Beeld Trofee's finalists are nearly known. Just the semis for the Macro Schools are to be played, and that will happen on Tuesday, this allowing SA Schools players the chance to play in this prestigious tournament.

  • Monday, 22. August, 2011

    Our Bok team unveiled

    The World Cup draws ever closer, with the next task on the agenda being the much scrutinised squad selection. And the rugby365.com team have put on their selectors' hats to offer Bok coach Peter de Villiers some advice.

  • Monday, 22. August, 2011

    Bad-boy O'Connor slapped with a ban

    The Australian Rugby Union has clamped down on one of the Wallabies' party boys when they slapped utility back James O'Connor with a ban, ruling him out of the Tri-Nations decider against New Zealand in Brisbane on Saturday.

  • Monday, 22. August, 2011

    SACS in thrilling win over Bishops

    Playing at home on lovely winter's morning the South African College High School (SACS) staged a dramatic second-half comeback to beat rivals Dioesan College (Bishops) by 20 points to thirteen. SACS trailed 13-nil at the interval.

  • Monday, 22. August, 2011

    SANZAR wins 'big five' battle

    Changes made around five key areas of play - the tackle, scrum, offside, ruck, and maul - over the past three seasons have begun to have an impact in shaping the game that SANZAR wants to see played in Super Rugby.

  • Monday, 22. August, 2011
    Kidney faces selection dilemma

    Kidney faces selection dilemma

    Full-back will be giving Ireland coach Declan Kidney the biggest headache as he finalises his 30-man squad for the World Cup.

  • Sunday, 21. August, 2011

    Festival Day Three Recap and Sunday Medal Games

    It was the third day of the Rugby Canada National Championship in Calgary, and while most of the games went according to the form sheet, in the men's U16 category it was the story of an improbable semi-final win by Newfoundland that captured the interest of the day.

  • Sunday, 21. August, 2011

    Eagles Come Up Short Against Japan

    In the final build-up match to the Rugby World Cup, Japan narrowly defeated the Eagles 20-14 at the Prince Chichbu Memorial Rugby Ground on a wet Sunday evening.

  • Sunday, 21. August, 2011

    South African Schools player (1974-2011)

    This is a list of SA Schools players since the first team was chosen in 1974. An asterisk marks those who became Springboks. There are not many of them.

  • Sunday, 21. August, 2011

    Brave Blossoms beat USA Eagles

    Japan, beaten by Italy last weekend, came back from 14-8 down at half time to defeat the USA Eagles 20-14 at the Prince Chichibu Memorial Rugby Ground in Tokyo on Sunday night.

  • Sunday, 21. August, 2011

    Boks sweating over Lambie injury

    Rookie Springbok utility back Patrick Lambie will face an anxious 24 hours as he awaits a medical report on his injured shoulder.