South Africa won the inaugural Rugby Africa Women’s Cup on home soil in 2019 to secure a fourth appearance at the tournament.
The Springbok Women made their debut in 2006 in Canada and also qualified for the next two editions in England and France. They’ll look to improve on their best ever finish of tenth.
On this page, you can keep up to date with South Africa’s World Cup fixtures, results and access all the latest team news and analysis.
Walking off the field in Cape Town, the Springbok Women’s Sevens received a roaring cheer from their home supporters.
Defending world champions New Zealand have opened their new SVNS campaign with an enthralling 19-14 win over newly promoted South Africa in Dubai.
South Africa won the inaugural Rugby Africa Women’s Cup on home soil in 2019 to secure a fourth appearance at the tournament.
The Springbok Women made their debut in 2006 in Canada and also qualified for the next two editions in England and France. They’ll look to improve on their best ever finish of tenth.
On this page, you can keep up to date with South Africa’s World Cup fixtures, results and access all the latest team news and analysis.
Aseza Hele Number 8 
Babalwa Latsha Tight head prop 
Danelle Lochner Lock 4 
Lindelwa Gwala Hooker 
Lucell Hanekom Hooker 
Micke Gunter Hooker 
Nolusindiso Booi Lock 4 
Nompumelelo Mathe Lock 4 
Rights Mkhari Lock 5 
Sanelisiwe Charlie Loose head prop 
Sinazo Mcatshulwa Openside flanker 
Vainah Ubisi Lock 4 
Amber Schonert Fullback 
Asithandile Ntoyanto Fullback 
Byrhandre Dolf Fullback 
Catha Jacobs Fullback 
Chuma Qawe Fullback 
Libbie Janse Van Rensburg Fly half 
Lusanda Dumke Fullback 
Maceala Samboya Right Wing 
Mary Zulu Fullback 
Piwokuhle Nyanda Inside Centre 
Roseline Botes Fullback 
Rumandi Potgieter Scrum Half 
Shaunique Hess Inside Centre 
Shiniqwa Lamprecht Fullback 
Tayla Kinsey Scrum half 
Unam Tose Fullback 
Unathi Mali Right Wing 
Veroeshka Grain Left Wing 
Yonela Ngxingolo Fullback 
Springboks Women's Rugby Team 
