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WOMEN'S FIRST DIVISION

The SWD Eagirls were crowned champions of the 2024 Women's First Division after a tense final against the Leopards in George as they reclaimed the title they last won in 2022. The competition featured seven teams who played each other over a single round of league matches. The other teams who participated in 2024 were the Limpopo Blue Bulls and Pumas, both of whom featured in the semi-finals, as well as the Valke, Griffons and Griquas.

The history

Womens First Division 2025 table
Pos Team PL W L D PF PA DIFF TF TA PTS
1
SWD Eagirls
5 5 0 0 256 58 198 42 10 25
2
Pumas Women
6 5 1 0 211 114 97 33 20 24
3
Griquas Women
5 3 2 0 169 115 54 29 18 16
4
Griffons Women
5 2 3 0 162 108 54 26 18 11
5
Leopards Women
5 2 3 0 123 108 15 21 17 11
6
Limpopo Blue Bulls Women
5 1 4 0 84 200 -116 14 34 5
7
Valke Women
5 0 5 0 51 353 -302 9 57 1

FIXTURES

Griquas Women

16 Aug | Suzuki Stadium, Kimberley

11:00

Griffons Women

Limpopo Blue Bulls Women

16 Aug | University of Limpopo, Polokwane

13:00

SWD Eagirls

Leopards Women

16 Aug | Olen Park, Potchefstroom

13:00

Valke Women

RESULTS

09 Aug|Down Touch Investments Stadium, Welkom

Griffons Women

5 - 29

Leopards Women

09 Aug|Barnard Stadium, Kempton Park

Valke Women

10 - 81

Pumas Women

09 Aug|Suzuki Stadium, Kimberley

Griquas Women

15 - 30

SWD Eagirls

Women

Team announcement

Booi leads experienced squad to Women's RWC 2025

Nolusindiso Booi, the most-capped Springbok Women’s player, will lead a strong South African squad containing 19 players out of the 32 with previous Women’s Rugby World Cup experience to the 2025 global showpiece which kicks off in England in a few weeks’ time.

News

Dumke steps away due to health concerns

Springbok Women flanker and Isuzu Bulls Daisies captain Lusanda Dumke is stepping away from rugby due to health concerns.

Reaction

Athlone win a big boost to Bok Women’s confidence

Springbok Women performance coach Swys de Bruin complimented and applauded his squad after they outplayed New Zealand’s Black Ferns XV at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday night to end their Rugby World Cup preparations on a positive note.

Match report

Bok Women score famous victory in Cape Town

The Springbok Women defeated New Zealand’s Black Ferns XV by 41-24 at the Athlone Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday, to level the series 1-1 and build valuable momentum as their eyes turn to the Rugby World Cup, which kicks off in 20 days’ time in England.

Preview

Springbok Women motivated to serve perfect dish

The Springbok Women want to dish up the perfect meal in Cape Town on Saturday, not only to appease the appetite for perfection from the coaching staff, but also to their loyal support base at Athlone Stadium when they take on the Black Ferns XV in their second international friendly.