Latest Currie Cup News

  1. Sharks sharpen teeth

    The Sharks will prepare for the Currie Cup with a friendly against the Western Force at Pietermaritzburg’s Woodburn Stadium on 7 June. Read more

  2. Eloff the exorcist

    Australasian nightmares a thing of the past, the Cats now revert to their Currie Cup alter-egos, the Lions, who will be coached by the hugely-experienced Eugene Eloff. Read more

  3. Province pack under pressure

    With the loss of Eddie Andrews to national duty and Neil Fullard to injury, the Western Province scrum looks set to take a few more knocks this year. Read more

  4. No stopping Watson

    Despite yet another snub from Jake White, Luke Watson soldiers on, this time under the blue and white banner of Western Province. Read more

  5. Sharks want try feast

    Everybody lauded the Sharks for their attacking efforts in the Super 14, but scrumhalf Craig Davidson expects even more five-pointers in the Currie Cup. Read more

  6. No more excuses for Kobus

    Having complained about interference from director of rugby Nick Mallett, WP coach Kobus van der Merwe is set to be given free rein with the team and will have the power to contract players. Read more

  7. Sharks search for next JP

    Despite a resurgent performance in the Vodacom Super 14, the Sharks are not resting on their laurels ahead of the Absa Currie Cup. Read more

  8. Naas: Falcons will soar

    The Falcons have started the season in the best possible way by winning the Vodacom Cup, but director of coaching Naas Botha remains grounded when considering their chances in the Currie Cup. Read more

  9. Spears dumped out of Currie Cup

    The Southern Spears will not play in the Currie Cup this year, with Griquas earning ‘promotion’ to the Premier Division. Read more

  10. Fester, Gold dodge bullet

    Kobus van der Merwe and Gary Gold will coach Western Province in the Currie Cup, but will almost certainly be axed at the end of the season if the team fails to fire. Read more

  11. Loffie’s new Lions

    New Lions coach Eugene Eloff has selected a 37-man pre-Currie Cup training squad. Read more

  12. Jantjes out for 3 months

    Conrad Jantjes will undergo an operation on his Achilles tendon on Tuesday afternoon and will be out for approximately three months. Read more

  13. WP deny axing rumours

    Western Province have denied reports that director of rugby Nick Mallett, coach Kobus van der Merwe and technical director Gary Gold will be fired this week. Read more

  14. Barritt will not replace Joubert

    Western Province have failed to lure exciting young Sharks centre Bradley Barritt to Cape Town, despite a concerted effort. Read more

  15. Eloff to decide on Lions job

    South African U19 coach Eugene Eloff has been offered the Lions coaching job in place of Frans Ludeke. Read more

  16. Another Spears twist

    Southern Spears CEO, Tony McKeever, has been temporarily suspended by his own board of directors. Read more

  17. It’s up to the players

    The decision to rest the Springboks from the Currie Cup was rubber-stamped by the players themselves months ago. Read more

  18. Ludeke to direct Lions

    Frans Ludeke will be the Lions Director of Rugby in the Currie Cup and will stay on as head coach in the 2007 Super 14. Read more

  19. Sharks: Lensing is ours

    After much behind the scenes action during the day, the Sharks have finally officially confirmed that Kees Lensing will play for them in this years’ Currie Cup. Read more

  20. Watson’s on the whistle

    Andre Watson has vowed to make his South African referees more accountable by formalising post-match referee press conferences. Read more