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SAPS National Rugby Championships 2026 Underway in Saldanha

28 July 2026 by Con Tributor

WESTERN CAPE – The SAPS National Rugby Championships officially got underway in Saldanha, Western Cape, on 27 July 2026, bringing together 350 participants from across South Africa for a week of competitive rugby and camaraderie.

The opening ceremony featured a keynote address by West Coast District Commissioner, Major General SW Dyantyi, while Major General C Wright, Chairperson of the National Executive Rugby Committee, welcomed the participating teams and highlighted the significance of the tournament.

Running until 31 July 2026, the championship sees men’s and women’s teams from all nine provinces, together with Head Office, competing for national honours. The tournament opened with an exciting women’s fixture between Northern Cape and Gauteng.

We wish all the participating teams every success as they showcase teamwork, discipline and sportsmanship both on and off the field.

Category: NewsTag: Rugby, Sport

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