Stormers
British & Irish Lions trash Stormers 49-3 in final before Springbok test series
The Stormers, led by Ernst van Rhyn, ran out of steam and let it slip on defence and will have lots to look at before they get back onto the field for the...
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Stormers' Rainbow Cup match cancelled after Lions return positive COVID-19 tests
The decision comes after the governing body received positive COVID-19 test results from scheduled testing of the Lions squad.
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Springboks captain Kolisi quits Stormers, linked to Sharks
Kolisi offered no explanation, either, as to why he is leaving the only professional team he has played for, graduating from the under-19 side to the Currie Cup and Super Rugby squads.
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SA Super Rugby teams to join Europe's 'Rainbow Cup' in 2021
The Bulls, Lions, Sharks and Stormers will join 12 clubs from Ireland, Wales, Scotland and Italy in the competition.
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Irish all for South African powerhouses joining Pro14
Nucifora said the benefits of having them join what is at present the Pro14 would help develop Irish rugby and challenge the players.
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Gans try crucial as Bulls move closer to South African title
Victory for frontrunners the Bulls left them well placed to win the single-round competition which signalled the return of rugby to South Africa last month after a six-month break due to COVID-19.
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Injured Stormers star Du Toit unlikely to play this year
The 28-year-old Springbok flanker limped off injured in a Super Rugby match against the Blues in Cape Town earlier this year and swift medical attention saved his leg from being amputated.
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Stormers' Kitshoff, Ntubeni forced to quarantine
Steven Kitshoff and fellow Stormers front-row forward Scarra Ntubeni have gone into self-isolation after coming into contact with a person who tested positive for COVID-19.
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Kolisi leads rusty Stormers to victory over Lions
It was the Stormers first match since rugby in South Africa was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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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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More South African sides in Pro14 'positive' for Springboks' Pollard
Reports claim Pollard's former side the Bulls, the Lions, the Sharks and the Stormers are set to replace the Cheetahs and the Southern Kings in the league which includes outfits from Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales.
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Stormers confirm Du Toit is staying
The contract extension means that Du Toit will remain with the Stormers until at least the end of the British and Irish Lions tour next year and will receive the same salary reduction as his teammates, as per the rugby industry's financial impact plan.
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Bok World Cup winner Gelant joins Stormers
Warrick Gelant, 25, will swap Pretoria for Cape Town and has been brought in to fill the gap left by another Springbok, Dillyn Leyds, who has moved to La Rochelle in France.
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Kolisi's message for SA amid the coronavirus lockdown - follow the rules
In a video posted to the Stormers website, Kolisi has urged South Africans to act responsibly and to do what they can to help curve the spread of the coronavirus.
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Jantjies signs two-year extension with WP Rugby
This extension means that Jantjies will remain with the Stormers until at least the end of the 2022 season.
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Jamie Roberts's advice to SA to fight COVID-19
Jamie Roberts, who is a medical doctor, has allowed a front-line medic to live in his Cardiff flat to help the fight against COVID-19.
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Stormers to meet SA Rugby to discuss injury crisis
The Cape side currently has five Springbok players sidelined with long-term injuries as Super Rugby heads into an indefinite break due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Stormers give update on injury crisis
The Cape side have currently five Springbok players sidelined with long-term injuries as Super Rugby heads into an indefinite break due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Stormers coach John Dobson: COVID-19 will affect poor people job-wise
New Zealand players face being forced into self-isolation for two weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic.
