Springbok womens rugby will compete in World Rugby's WXV 2 tournament being played in Stellenbosch and Cape Town from 13 October.
Springbok womens interim Head Coach Louis Koen and captain Babalwa Latsha at the announcement of the squad to represent South Africa in World Rugby’s WXV 2 tournament.Springbok womens interim Head Coach Louis Koen and captain Babalwa Latsha at the announcement of the squad to represent South Africa in World Rugby’s WXV 2 tournament.Springbok womens rugby competing in World Rugby’s WXV 2 tournament will help them to continue to improve and raise their local and international profile.
They will be joined by Scotland, Japan, Italy, USA and Samoa. The team finishing last in this tournament will be relegated to the third tier tournament. The fixtures of the WXV 2 tournament in Cape Town can be viewedwomens rugby interim head coach has named the following squad for the tournament. The squad includes a number of local competition stalwarts, as well as a number of players who ply their trade professionally in the UK..
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