Sharks
Sharks survive Lions' rally as South African rugby resumes
It was the first competitive match in the land of the world champion Springboks since mid March when the Sharks beat the Stormers.
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SA Rugby votes to explore entering 4 teams into expanded PRO Rugby competition
The move means that the Cheetahs will miss out on a spot in the proposed PRO 16 competition, but in a statement the Free State franchise has negotiated its participation as a fifth franchise in a Super 8 competition.
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Campaign launched to protect SA’s shark population and ray species
Shark Attack is a three-year programme rolled out by WildOceans and the Shark Conservation Fund.
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Sharks pick Chamberlain starts at flyhalf as Bosch heads home
Sharks head coach Sean Everitt has selected a pack-heavy bench with six forwards and just two backs in anticipation of the physical battle against the Hurricanes.
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Jantjies at the double as Stormers edge the Sharks
The match marked the final warm-up games before the start of the Super Rugby season and signalled the beginning of the domestic rugby season in South Africa.
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NSRI warns of increased shark activity at Oyster Bay
A whale carcass, which washed ashore at Oyster Bay, was attracting the sharks, St Francis Bay.
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Tendai 'Beast' Mtawarira to retire from playing all forms of rugby in SA
This comes after Beast announced his retirement from international rugby on Wednesday.
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Sharks announce Ox Nche signing
The move was confirmed on the Durban-based franchise's Twitter page on Tuesday.
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Cheetahs comeback to book Currie Cup final spot
Trailing 11-20 at half time, the hosts scored 40 points in the second half, ending up with a total of seven tries to their name.
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Sharks rely on continuity ahead of Currie Cup semifinal
Curwin Bosch return to flyhalf for the Sharks for the Currie Cup semifinal clash against the Cheetahs.
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Van Wyk to debut for Lions clash against Sharks
Cyle Brink has recovered from a broken wrist and has also been included on the bench.
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Sharks part ways with coach Robert du Preez
The Sharks has confirmed that they have parted ways with coach Robert du Preez after five seasons.
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Brumbies gallop into Super Rugby semis
The Sharks managed to reduce the gap to four points thanks to a brilliant kick from Curwin Bosch from just inside the Brumbies' half.
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Chiefs take bite out of Sharks, Highlanders quell Jaguares
The Sharks at least gained a losing bonus point to edge ahead of the Bulls and Jaguares in the South Africa group.
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Sharks boosted by return of Jean-Luc du Preez
Jean-Luc du Preez has made a welcome return to rugby after a long-term injury and has been named on the bench for the Sharks’ Super Rugby clash with the Jaguares at Kings Park on Saturday afternoon.
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Sharks hooker Ralepelle fails B sample drugs test
The 33-year-old will now have the option to plead guilty or contest the outcome of his blood results after which an independent tribunal panel will sit and make a decision.
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Burden returns for Sharks & Beast equals record
The burly hooker left the Sharks in 2013 having started his career as a centre, played for the Cell C Sharks between 2006 and 2013 before beginning a five-year career in France, representing Toulon, Montpellier and Stade Français.
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Sharks assistant coach Nick Easter aware of threat posed by the Bulls
In their last meeting at Loftus, the Bulls ran out as comfortable 37-14 winners against a Sharks side who have blown hot and cold.
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Three-week Super Rugby ban for Sharks centre Louw
A Super Rugby statement said the foul fell in the six-week ban range, but the prompt admittance of guilt by Marius Louw and his good judicial record were mitigating factors.
