Du Toit set to miss domestic season
Stormers flank Pieter-Steph du Toit is likely to miss the rest of the domestic season, while the team will also be without captain Siya Kolisi this weekend. You may also like
Stormers comeback floors plucky Pumas
The Stormers scored four tries in the last 20 minutes of the game to seal a stunning 42-37 come-from-behind win over the Pumas in Nelspruit on Friday. You may also like
Stormers fightback stuns Lions
The Stormers opened their Super Rugby Unlocked campaign with a come-from-behind 23-17 victory over the Lions at Newlands on Saturday. DYLAN JACK reports. You may also like
Lions hand No 9 jersey to Van den Berg
Lions coach Ivan van Rooyen has made just one injury-enforced change to his starting lineup for Saturday’s match against the Stormers at Newlands. You may also like
Stormers power past Lions
The Stormers opened their post-lockdown rugby account with a stirring 34-21 win over the Lions in their pre-season friendly at Loftus on Saturday. You may also like
Gelant at fullback for Stormers
There are eight Springboks in the Stormers matchday squad for their return to rugby against the Lions at Loftus Versfeld on Vodacom SuperFan Saturday. You may also like
Stormers coach: We’re facilitating understanding, education
Stormers coach John Dobson says the team has engaged in open discussions over topics such as diversity and the BLM movement, and players will be free to choose how they take action, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
US consortium eyes mega-money Stormers investment
WP Rugby has received an offer from a group of American investors looking to buy a controlling majority share in the Stormers for around R100 million. You may also like
CT City team up with Stormers, Cape Cobras
Cape Town City FC will join forces with the Stormers and the Cape Cobras to play in the EsportSA #3Teams1City Super Challenge commencing in June 2020. You may also like
Raw gem Willemse needs time to shine
The clarity and commitment to continue backing Damian Willemse to settle at flyhalf can only benefit the talented youngster going forward, writes CRAIG LEWIS. You may also like
