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History
A short history

by SiteAdmin



A short history of Tukkies Women's rugby listing some of our achievements and showing that we have a team that are going places, making friends and actively promoting the cause of Women's Rugby.

2002
  • The Tukkies Women's rugby team is formed

  • Was initially a seven's team

  • Consisted of amateur players of all races

Competed in:

  • Bulls sevens

  • Beat TUT 53-0 in 15 a side game


2003
  • Beat Washington Furies 15-12

  • Bulls League Champion (2003)

  • Carli van Wyk chosen as our 1st National Player

  • Played against Richmond (Lose 40 -14)

  • Richmond consists mostly of England National Players (Presently World Cup Champions)


2004
  • Bulls Seven’s League Champion

  • Bulls Fifteen’s League Champion

  • 8 Players selected for Bulls squad

  • 2 Players selected for National Squad

  • Beat Zimbabwe 82-0


2005
  • 12 Players selected for Bulls Squad

  • 3 Players selected for National Squad

  • Lose 15-12 to French National side touring SA

  • Bulls Club League (Lose 25-22 in final)


2006
  • 3 Players selected for National Squad

  • 12 Players selected for Bulls squad


Tour to Portugal 2006

  • Beat Portuguese National side in seven’s tournament (after 7 games)

  • Beat southern region (5-3)

  • Lose to national side in Fifteen’s game (15-12)

  • Main pre-match to Russia – Portugal test (Men’s game)


2007
  • Beat Cheetahs in a friendly 33-7

Provincial Tournament

  • Border A (Lost 31-8)

  • Griffons (Tuks Won 48-7)

  • Cheetahs (Tuks Won 25-14)

  • Selected as top team of tournament with border A

  • Yolanda Meiring – Selected as best backline player of tournament


Participated in the CAR (Confederation of African Rugby) Women's Rugby Seven's Tournament