Tuesday, 23 February 2010 21:00
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The IRB have begun a major push for the development of women’s rugby in Africa. Susan Carty, the IRB’s Women’s Development Manager has just returned from a trip to the region.
The IRB have begun a major push for the development of women’s rugby in Africa.Susan Carty, the IRB’s Women’s Development Manager has just returned from a trip to the region.
The IRB have begun a major push for the development of women’s rugby in Africa. Susan Carty, the IRB’s Women’s Development Manager has just returned from a trip to the region, overseeing a major workshop involving South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mauritius, Botswana, Ghana, Namibia and Kenya.
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Wednesday, 14 October 2009 11:45
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South Africa have stepped up their World Cup preparations with the selection of 27 players to attend a national training game at Cape Town at the end of the month.
South Africa have stepped up their World Cup preparations with the selection of 27 players to attend a national training game at Cape Town at the end of the month.
South Africa have stepped up their World Cup preparations with the selection of 27 players to attend a national training game at Cape Town at the end of the month. The camp will help to focus players on the 2010 competition and offers an opportunity for head coach Denver Wannies (left) to see his players in action in a camp setting.
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Monday, 05 October 2009 11:23
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The national women’s rugby sides from Brazil, Thailand, South Africa, Spain, USA, Russia and Georgia will all do battle for the IRB Sevens World Series in Dubai this December.
The national women’s rugby sides from Brazil, Thailand, South Africa, Spain, USA, Russia and Georgia will all do battle for the IRB Sevens World Series in Dubai this December.
The national women’s rugby sides from Brazil, Thailand, South Africa, Spain, USA, Russia and Georgia will all do battle for the IRB Sevens World Series in Dubai this December.The competition comes in the same year as the first appearance by women's teams at the IRB Rugby World Cup Sevens, which Australia won.
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Posted by Ali Donnelly
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Monday, 28 September 2009 00:00
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South Africa coach Denver Wannies says this team are on an upward curve but need more competitive games to keep progressing.
South Africa coach Denver Wannies says this team are on an upward curve but need more competitive games to keep progressing.
South Africa proved at the Nations Cup that they have improved enough to be a threat to the more fancied sides at the World Cup in 2010. Coach Denver Wannies talks about the experience of playing against four of the world's leading sides recently and about how Olympics 7s would prove a major boost to women's rugby in South Africa.
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Posted by Ali Donnelly
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Tuesday, 15 September 2009 15:51
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What did the recent Nations Cup tell us about how five leading sides are preparing for the World Cup?
What did the recent Nations Cup tell us about how five leading sides are preparing for the World Cup?
The “tradition” of summer international rugby in Canada was revived in August with the largest ever tournament held there outside of a World Cup. Featuring all of the the nations that finished 2nd to 5th in the last World Cup, plus Africa’s strongest side, it promised to be a real test for all the participants one year away from the next World Cup.
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Posted by By John Birch
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Monday, 14 September 2009 21:27
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In their first meeting siince the 2006 World Cup, England took a 25-0 win over a tough South Africa side though the win did not come easily to the eventual competition winners.
In their first meeting since the 2006 World Cup, England took a 25-0 win over a South Africa side though the win did not come easntual competition winners.
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