The Toyota Cheetahs are set to kick off their first SA Cup game of the 2026 season against the Sanlam Boland Kavaliers on Friday, 6 March. The main game in Toyota Stadium kicks off at 18:00 and will be live on SuperSport Streaming channel 247 (OTT 3).At 14:00 Grey College Peaches takes on Hentie Cilliers’s from Virginia’s second team, and at 15:45 Grey College Cherries will face the Hentie
Read MoreThe third instalment of the popular SA Cup kicks off this weekend and promises to offer an early indicator of who will be in the hunt for the coveted top four positions that secure a place in this year’s Carling Currie Cup Premier Division. The competition opens on Friday, with three fixtures scheduled for the evening, followed by two matches on Saturday. SuperSport will broadcast two clashes
Read MoreThe Toyota Cheetahs proudly celebrate a significant milestone this Friday as Carl Wegner runs out for his 100th match in the orange jersey when the Toyota Cheetahs take on the Sanlam Boland Kavaliers in their SA Cup clash.Born and bred in the Free State and a proud Grey College alumnus, Wegner embodies the heart and resilience of Free State rugby. He made his professional debut for the Toyota Cheetahs
Read MoreThe Free State Cheetahs (Pty) Ltd and the Free State Rugby Union (Free State Rugby) are proud to confirm that the Toyota Stadium has been officially recognised as a Tier 2 Stadium in the rugby landscape of South Africa.This milestone marks a significant step forward not only for rugby in the Free State, but for Bloemfontein and the greater central South African region as a whole.Tier 2 Test status
Read MoreThere was the familiar barrage of tries and crunching tackles on display in the second round of the Pick n Pay Women’s Super League 1 on Saturday, with the regular contenders for the ultimate prize all flexing their muscles and claiming consecutive wins. The Isuzu Bulls Daisies, DHL Western Province and Sanlam Boland Dames all recorded second wins, while the Free State Women got their first victory
Read MoreBabalwa Latsha, the most capped prop in the women’s game in South Africa, will return to her roots on Saturday when she runs out for DHL Western Province in the second round of the Pick n Pay Women’s Super League 1, while a former Scotland junior captain will also experience top flight domestic rugby. Latsha returns to the provincial scene after two years with Harlequins Women, a move that
Read MoreThe Free State Women’s Team take on the Eastern Province Queens on Saturday, 21 February. Coach Ashwin Klein has announced his squad for the Pick n Pay Women’s Super League encounter at Toyota Stadium, with kick-off at 15:00.Free State Cheetahs Women’s TeamStarting XV:15. Sikholiwe Sne Mdletshe14. Vuyelwa Mosala13. Nomfundo Pampiri12. Shannon Pieterse11. Owami Mohuli10. Juanine Jacobs09.
Read MoreBLOEMFONTEIN – As the 2026 season approaches, the Toyota Cheetahs are charging into a bold new chapter defined by a fresh leadership vision and a commitment to reaching new heights on the global stage.Steyn’s Rugby Vision: Leading the ChargeAt the heart of this evolution is Director of Rugby Frans Steyn and his team. Leveraging his elite international experience, Steyn is spearheading a
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