James Ramm among 10 Western Force players bound for NZ’s NPC
Wallabies hopeful James Ramm will play for New Zealand side Northland during the 2026 National Provincial Championship.
Wallabies hopeful James Ramm will play for New Zealand side Northland during the 2026 National Provincial Championship.
More than a dozen current and former All Blacks Sevens representatives will feature in the opening round of the 2026 NPC season.
Returning All Blacks star Richie Mo'unga will be eased back into NPC rugby off the bench as the headliner of the first team naming…
Stormers No.8 Ruan Ackermann will not be available for the early stages of the 2026 Currie Cup after being banned for three matche…
After a long courtship, it appears that the Cheetahs have won the race to sign Springboks scrumhalf Faf de Klerk.
The Cheetahs have emerged as shock suitors in the race to land Springbok scrum-half Faf de Klerk when his contract with Yokohama C…
Tane Edmed has explained how a small stint with in New Zealand’s NPC changed everything for the fly-half, who went on to play fo…
Former Cheetahs and Central University of Technology back row Rayno Nel has made history by becoming the first African to win the …
NSW Waratahs playmaker Tane Edmed has taken a lot out of a successful stint across the ditch with North Harbour in New Zealand’s…
New Zealand's National Provincial Championship pits the various corners of the country's professional rugby community against one …
There’s no competition quite like New Zealand’s National Provincial Championship. Soon, a champion will be crowned.
Cam Roigard is set to return from injury on Saturday afternoon when Counties Manukau play in the NPC's final regular season round.
In a wild week of results some big names stood out in round eight of the Bunnings NPC.
Jordan Hendrikse slotted a sensational 59-metre penalty in extra time to steal a thrilling 16-14 win for the Sharks over his forme…
The National Provincial Championship is in full swing with six rounds of competition completed.
It was confirmed this week that Nkosi, a 2019 Rugby World Cup winner, has been banned for three years by World Rugby.