Head coach Philip Snyman says the Blitzboks must “pitch up” if they want to celebrate lifting back-to-back World Sevens Series trophies Down Under this week. “To be the best you have to beat the best. We want to be the best team in Perth this weekend so we know what we need to do.” That
Blitzbok Zain Davids reflects on his eight year HSBC Sevens career, with the heavyweight set to run out for this 50th cap in Perth. When he wore the green and gold for the Springbok Sevens the first time, on 28 January 2017 in Wellington, New Zealand, Zain Davids was the proudest man alive and on
Blitzbok powerhouse David Brits is relishing the opportunity to make an impressive second appearance at the Australian leg of the World Sevens Series this week. Last season, an excited and determined Brits arrived in Perth with the Blitzboks keen to debut for his country in the abbreviated version of the game. Prior to that, the
Co-captain Impi Visser said it all starts at zero again for the Blitzboks when they return to action in the third leg of the World Sevens Series in Perth this week. The South Africans arrived Down Under on Sunday determined to build on their success last month, when they won the tournament title at Cape
Zain Davids will earn his 50th tournament cap in Australia next week, after the 27-year-old was named in the Blitzboks squad for the third leg of the 2024-25 season. Head coach Philip Snyman – himself a member of an illustrious group of players with 50 or more series tournaments – named the durable forward in
