UCT issue statement of intent
UCT signalled their ambition as Varsity Cup title challengers with a massive 76-5 victory over a much-changed CUT Ixias side at Tuks Stadium on Monday evening. You may also like
Wrap: Maties survive Wits scare, CUT march on
UCT, CUT and UP-Tuks all made it three wins from three in the 2021 Varsity Cup, while UWC and Maties also emerged victorious in the third round this past Sunday. You may also like
Varsity Cup unlikely to resume in 2020
Varsity Sports organisers have taken the decision to suspend all tournaments – including rugby – for the remainder of the year after stakeholders agreed that it is unlikely that normal sports will resume in 2020. You may also like
The 12 Springboks who starred in Varsity Cup
We look at the journeys of the 12 Varsity Cup products who will be playing for the Springboks at the upcoming World Cup in Japan. You may also like
Fourie: Maties title defence tougher
Maties coach Hawies Fourie admits he didn’t think they would be able to defend the Varsity Cup title after losing a host of experienced players at the start of the year. DYLAN JACK reports. You may also like
Varsity Cup confirms quotas for 2019
At least five players of colour must be included in every Varsity Cup starting XV this season. You may also like
Maties crush Pukke to secure title
Maties beat Pukke 40-7 in the Varsity Cup final in Stellenbosch on Monday to end a seven-year title drought. DYLAN JACK reports. You may also like
Wits captain: Guys played with enormous testicles
Watch Wits captain Constant Beckerling’s passionate post-match interview after their 25-19 win against Tuks in the Varsity Cup. You may also like
‘Power Play’ introduced for 2018 Varsity Cup
Varsity Cup captains will be able to remove any two nominated backline players from the opposition for three minutes of playing time during matches next year. You may also like
Tuks crowned Varsity Cup kings
Tuks beat Maties 28-21 at the LC de Villiers Stadium on Monday to secure a record-equalling third Varsity Cup title. MARIETTE ADAMS reports. You may also like
