🇿🇦 SACHA FEINBERG-MNGOMEZULU: "I LOVE COBUS" 🏉 Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu is back from injury and starting against Argentina this weekend — and the first thing he wanted to talk about was Cobus Reinach. "I love Cobus, firstly... he really takes me under his wing." Even the age jokes got him in trouble — Rassie had to correct him live 😂 🎙️ FULL STORY on JustPlainSport .com #RSAvARG #SachaFeinbergMngomezulu #Springboks #CobusReinach #JustPlainSport

🇿🇦 NEW SPRINGBOK JERSEY BUILT FOR MASSIVE ALL BLACKS SHOWDOWN 🔥 Green and gold, emblem front and centre — built for six weeks of war against the All Blacks. 🗣️ "Wow, what a gorgeous jersey! I want one!!" – 🎙️Jay Four URC franchises and the Springboks against New Zealand — no SA side has beaten them at home since 1976. This jersey is built for the fight. 🎙️ FULL STORY on JustPlainSport .com #SpringbokJersey #RugbysGreatestRivalry #Springboks #AllBlacks #JustPlainSport

🇿🇦 EBEN, LOOD, SACHA BACK FOR SPRINGBOKS VS LOS PUMAS 🇦🇷 Rassie Erasmus has confirmed his Springboks team to face Argentina, and five recovering stalwarts are about to find out whether their bodies can still do what their names suggest. Eben Etzebeth, Lood de Jager, Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu, captain Siya Kolisi and Morne van den Berg all return from injury in the match-23 named for Saturday’s Test against Los Pumas at Estadio José Amalfitani in Buenos Aires. It’s their first involvement of the 2026 international season, and Erasmus isn’t hiding why he’s picked this fixture to reintroduce them. ⸻ “Rassie isn’t picking a team here, he’s running a stress test on his own depth chart before the real thing arrives!” – Jay ⸻ 🎙️ FULL STORY on JustPlainSport .com #RSAvARG #Springboks #BokNews #RugbyChampionship #JustPlainSport

🇿🇦 BREYTENBACH BATTLES THREE BOUTS FOR HISTORIC JUDO BRONZE 🔥 Donné Breytenbach's judo bronze took just 33 seconds to seal, and it arrived minutes after the toughest defeat of her Commonwealth Games. The 24-year-old fought three bouts in a single day at the Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow on Friday, 31 July 2026, in the women's 57kg division, and finished it with South Africa's first judo medal of the Games. ⸻ 🗣️ "Lose by ippon in the semi, then answer with an ippon of your own in the bronze fight — what a temperament!" – Jay ⸻ 🎙️ FULL STORY on JustPlainSport .com #DonneBreytenbach #JudoBronze #Glasgow2026 #SouthAfrica #JustPlainSport

🇿🇦 BOERSEUN SE SNOT-KLAP 💪 Brandon Wilson is a BIG problem! #BrandonWilson #FAFO #powerslap #JustPlainSport #saffasabroad 🎥 via @brandonwilsonusa

🎉 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DIVAN SERFONTEIN! THE SPRINGBOK CAPTAIN WHO WALKED AWAY TO BECOME A SURGEON 🇿🇦 He scored a try 11 minutes into his Test debut, captained Western Province through three Currie Cup titles, and played all three Tests on rugby's most hostile tour, the 1981 Barbed Wire Boks. Then, at 30, he walked away from it all to become an orthopaedic surgeon. Divan Serfontein turns 72 today. Full tribute on Just Plain Sport. 🎙️ FULL STORY on JustPlainSport .com #DivanSerfontein #Springboks #WesternProvinceRugby #CurrieCupLegends

WHAT A LEGEND!! ❤️ #JustPlainSport #Legends #Heroes #Springboks #OxNche

🇿🇦 RADEMEYER ENDS 24-YEAR SA POLE VAULT WAIT WITH SILVER 🔥 Kyle Rademeyer secured Commonwealth Games pole vault silver in Glasgow on Saturday night, clearing 5.70m to end a 24-year wait for a South African medal in the event and lift Team South Africa's overall haul to 28 — one better than Birmingham 2022. The 24-year-old from Paarl went over the bar at 5.40m to guarantee himself a spot on the podium, then matched Englishman Owen Heard's 5.70m clearance for a season's best. Both failed at 5.80m, but Rademeyer had done enough. He took silver on countback, having needed only his second attempt to clear 5.70m against Heard's third. It is South Africa's first Commonwealth pole vault medal since Okkert Brits won gold in Manchester in 2002, and it arrives four years after Rademeyer's own Commonwealth Games dream fell apart before it began. He was selected for the 2022 Birmingham squad but had to withdraw after testing positive for COVID-19, missing the Games entirely. Glasgow was the redo he never got to ask for. Rademeyer built toward this moment the long way. He left Paarl for the University of South Alabama, where he won the 2023 NCAA Division I outdoor pole vault title with a clearance of 5.70m. The following year he claimed gold at the 2024 African Championships and pushed his personal best out to 5.73m in 2025, the mark that made him a genuine medal contender heading into Scotstoun Stadium. Medal Table 🥇 Kurtis Marschall (Australia) — 5.85m, Games record 🥈 Kyle Rademeyer (South Africa) — 5.70m, silver on countback 🥉 Owen Heard (England) — 5.70m ⸻ 🗣️ "Four years ago COVID took that Commonwealth Games away from him before he'd even jumped. Saturday night, Kyle Rademeyer took it back!" – 🎙️Jay ⸻ Rademeyer's silver capped a heavy day for Team South Africa in Glasgow. The pole vault result pushed South Africa's overall medal tally to 28 for these Games, edging out the 27 won in Birmingham four years ago — the same Games Rademeyer never got to compete at. #KyleRademeyer #PoleVault #CommonwealthGames2026 #TeamSA #JustPlainSport 🎙️ Written By Jay