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Despite the change in format to the Cape Town Sevens tournament, and only playing four games throughout the weekend, the Blitzboks never doubted that they could win.
JC Pretorius, currently with the Lions, shares his pride in the Blitzboks' recent victory in Cape Town, reflecting on his journey from Sevens to XVs.
Zander Reynders makes a memorable debut for the Blitzboks as they celebrate a much-needed victory in Cape Town, showcasing his talent and gratitude for the support.
Debutant Zander Reynders has described winning the HSBC SVNS Cape Town for the first time with the Blitzboks on Sunday at the DHL Stadium as an amazing feeling.
After a nine-year wait, the Blitzboks triumph at the HSBC SVNS in Cape Town, defeating France 26-14 in a thrilling final, with Zain Davids leading the charge.
After a nine-year wait, the Blitzboks clinched the Cape Town SVNS title with a 26-14 victory over France, showcasing impressive defence and skilful play.
The atmosphere at the DHL Stadium is electric as South Africa prepare to take on France in the final of the Cape Town SVNS tonight.
The Blitzboks beat Spain to book their place in the final of the Cape Town Sevens on Sunday.
The Blitzboks will face Spain in the Cape Town Sevens semi-final on Sunday after beating Argentina in their last game on Saturday night.
The Blitzboks could not have started the Cape Town Sevens any better than the beating they gave Ireland. Now, it’s a wait until Saturday evening for the final pool game to reach the semi-finals.
The Blitzboks kicked off their Cape Town Sevens tournament with a convincing win over Ireland on Saturday.
Failure is not an option for the Blitzboks, and they understand a hot and cold performance today could derail their plans of winning the Cape Town SVNS for the second time in its history.
The Cape Town CBD is expected to be a hive of activity this weekend as the HSBC SVNS Rugby tournament sets the stage for excitement on and off the field.
Former wing Siviwe Soyiswapi is one of the forwards that will have to step up and bring the physicality for the Blitzboks at the Cape Town Sevens this weekend.
It’s been eight long years since the Springbok Sevens had success at the Cape Town Sevens, and with a revamped format, they know it will be crucial to win every game.
Blitzboks battle ship Ricardo Duarttee got stuck into the new format for the Cape Town Sevens, which will see teams play just two pool games on Saturday, before Sunday’s semi-finals.
The Blitzboks lost the Dubai Sevens quarter-final and fifth-place playoff, so coach Philip Snyman and his team have a lot to play for at the Cape Town Sevens this weekend.
Blitzboks look to bounce back from a disappointing performance in Dubai as they prepare for the Cape Town Sevens, with Donavan Don eager to make his mark in front of home fans.
Playmaker Tristan Leyds is eager to step to the fore as the Blitzboks’ general in the absence of regular captain Selvyn Davids as South Africa hunt for a sixth consecutive Dubai SVNS title.
The man dubbed the Camps Bay killer who was granted leave to appeal his conviction and sentence for the murder of his American girlfriend Gabriella Kabrins Alban is going ahead full steam with his application as his legal team waits for his date at the Supreme Court of Appeal.
The stalwarts are making a first appearance in the 2024 season and although the reasons for their delayed comeback are different, the desire is the same.
The Blitzboks stuttered to a ninth-place finish at the Canada Sevens, but coach Sandile Ngcobo believe’s there is reason for optimism.
The commanding victory will give the confidence of the Blitzboks a massive boost to as they leave for the USA for next weekend's SVNS Los Angeles.
The Blitzboks now face Australia on Sunday at 9. 21pm (SA time) for the ninth/tenth place in their final game in what is a disappointing tournament for the team.
The South Africans started their campaign Friday evening (SA time) brightly by beating New Zealand 22-12 but could not bring the same energy to their second match against Great Britain, losing 17-12.