Sharks
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.
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Relief for Bulls, Boks as Vermeulen cleared to face Sharks
Duane Vermeulen limped off during the first half of last weekend’s humiliating 56-20 home defeat to the Waikato Chiefs.
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Sharks hooker Chiliboy Ralepelle confirms Zenarol found in urine test
Ralepelle has confirmed that he had tested positive for Zenarol, which is a non-anabolic growth hormone commonly found in meat.
