Rassie Erasmus becomes longest-serving Springboks coach

Rassie Erasmus surpassed Jake White as the longest-serving Springboks coach after a 42-28 win over Scotland in Pretoria on 11 July.

Erasmus has held multiple roles with the team since 2018, including as director of rugby and head coach. His side has recorded 69 wins, 24 losses and one draw over eight years.

SA Rugby president Mark Alexander noted that the Boks’ winning ratio is 13% above the historical average of 63%. CEO Rian Oberholzer described Erasmus as the greatest coach to lead the Springboks.

The team will face Wales in Durban this weekend. Erasmus is set to coach until the 2031 World Cup.

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Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus will lead his team for a record 55th time when they face Scotland at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday in the Nations Championship.

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South Africa defeated Scotland 42-28 at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday in a Nations Championship match. The Springboks scored six tries to four and retained top spot on the log.

The Springboks scored 12 tries to beat the Barbarians 80-31 at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Saturday.

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The Junior Springboks lead the 2026 U20 Rugby Championship with 10 points after wins over Argentina and Australia. Despite a premature Saru announcement declaring them champions, tournament rules leave a slim chance for New Zealand or Argentina. They need just one bonus point from their final match against New Zealand on 9 May.

 

 

 

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