History made in Johannesburg – The Suzuki Griquas are the Champions of the Carling Currie Cup 2025!
With over a century of rugby heritage, Griquas Rugby is built on legacy, pride, and purpose. From our iconic peacock-blue jersey to the roar of our fans, every moment reflects our past — and drives us toward a bold future with Suzuki by our side.
20/09/2025
Griquas Rugby is one of South Africa’s oldest and most passionate provincial unions, with a proud history and a bold vision for the future. Discover our legacy, our people, and what drives us forward.
Griquas Rugby is thrilled to celebrate two of its finest being recognised on the national stage at the 2025 SA Rugby Awards. George Whitehead and Gurswin Wehr were both nominated for the prestigious Carling Currie Cup Premier Division Player of the Year Award, underlining their outstanding contributions to our campaign this season.
Speed, instinct and the ability to turn nothing into something — Cameron Hufke brings all of that and more to the Suzuki Griquas backline. Operating at fullback, Hufke has developed into one of the most exciting attacking threats in PouBlou, capable of changing a game in a single moment.
Whether counter-attacking from deep or finishing in space, he plays with confidence, precision and pace that keeps defenders guessing.
If there’s one thing every championship team needs, it’s raw power up front — the kind that shifts scrums, dents defensive lines and sets the tone for 80 minutes. For the Suzuki Griquas, one of the newest sources of that power comes in the form of Ebune Moango Ngundue, affectionately known as “Mango” or “Baby Rhino.”
A prop with huge potential and even bigger heart, Ngundue arrives in Kimberley ready to take his opportunity and make his mark in Peacock Blue.
The Griquas Youth Teams are where talent meets opportunity. We develop young, driven players into future rugby stars through elite coaching, top facilities, and a winning culture rooted in discipline and pride.
We have won the Currie Cup four times – in 1899, 1911, 1970 and 2025; the Vodacom Cup a joint-record five times; the SuperSport Challenge in 2019 most recently SA Cup Champions in 2024.
