The Sharks have announced that they will be playing Saracens at StoneX Stadium in North London on Saturday 15 January 2022.

The Sharks have joined a chorus of well wishers following the tragic drowning of the one-year-old son of Springbok prop Jannie du Plessis.

The Sharks have launched a Players First Programme, which focuses on a holistic approach to player development.

The Sharks have launched a player welfare programme aimed at better equipping players for life after rugby.

Springbok utility back Aphelele Fassi returned to his former high school, Dale College in his hometown of Qonce on Friday.

South Africa will be the destination for four European teams when the Bulls, Lions, Sharks and Stormers host their first United Rugby Championship matches next month.

Everitt has made just three changes to the Sharks team to face Cardiff in the final match of their maiden European tour in the URC.

Sharks loose forward Dylan Richardson is reportedly set for a sensational call-up to Scotland’s squad for their November internationals – and could potentially face the Springboks!

Springbok prop Thomas du Toit will lead the Sharks out in Wales when they take on the Ospreys in Round three of the United Rugby Championship.

Siya Kolisi led his Springboks to a memorable win over the All Blacks in their final 2021 Rugby Championship Test in Gold Coast.

Sharks assistant coach says that the SA teams will need to adapt to the style or rugby and officiating as they embark on their URC adventure.

The Sharks depart for the first month’s United Rugby Championship action with a 34-man squad to play in four successive matches in Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

Israel side Tel Aviv Heat – in collaboration with the Sharks – have announced the signing of flyhalf Jordan Chait on a short-term deal.

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The Blue Bulls will take on the Sharks in the 2021 Currie Cup final, and while the match day 23 of the winning team is guaranteed medals, who else is or ineligible for a medal?

It comes down to this, Bulls vs Sharks for the oldest prize in provincial rugby, the Currie Cup; the heavyweights meet at Loftus on Saturday.

Sharks head coach Sean Everitt has largely stuck with the side that won last weekend’s Currie Cup semi-final at Kings Park.

The Sharks have used this deal to secure the services of Ruan Pienaar to rejuvenate their depleted ranks. The Durban-based franchise have also drafted in fellow halfback Tian Meyer.

Former Springbok and Lions captain Warren Whiteley has come full circle in rejoining the Sharks, this time as lineout coach.

The Bulls will host Western Province and the Sharks will entertain Griquas in the semi-finals of the Currie Cup next weekend after a dramatic finish to the league phase of the competition.

Sharks vs Western Province: The hosts are playing for the luxury of perhaps snatching top spot from the Bulls while WP must win to avoid missing out on a semi-final berth.

Toulon president Bernard Lemaitre has confirmed that new signing Cheslin Kolbe turned down a move to a “South African club” to remain in France.

This coming weekend will see the Currie Cup enter its final round robin stage, with the tournament play offs well insight.

Sharks vs Western Province: The hosts are playing for the luxury of perhaps snatching top spot from the Bulls while WP must win to avoid missing out on a semi-final berth.

Sean Everitt has rotated his Sharks squad for the visit of Western Province, with top spot and a place in the semi-finals on the line for the respective teams.