The Suzuki Griquas produced a performance of power, precision, and belief to secure a 42–21 victory over the Vodacom Bulls at Tuine_Grizzleis Rugby Club on Sunday, 24 August 2025. It was a result that showcased not only individual brilliance but also the depth and unity of a side intent on making their mark in this year’s Currie Cup.
Suzuki Griquas rugby has been blessed with players who embody resilience, passion, and a never-say-die attitude. One such player is Tertius Kruger, a centre whose name has become synonymous with commitment both on and off the field. As we reflect on his journey, we celebrate not just his rugby achievements but also the character and determination that made him a fan favourite.
The Suzuki Griquas delivered yet another thrilling performance in Kimberley as they overcame a halftime deficit to beat the Hollywoodbets Sharks XV 26–17 in the Currie Cup. In front of a passionate home crowd at Suzuki Stadium, the team showed grit and determination. What started as a cagey, hard-fought contest swung dramatically in the second half, with the Griquas’ relentless pressure and clever decision-making turning the balance of play in our favour.
The Suzuki Griquas delivered more than just an impressive rugby performance in their 47–17 win over DHL Western Province on Friday afternoon. This Currie Cup Round 3 clash was the team’s dedicated CANSA game, a special occasion aimed at raising awareness and showing support for those affected by cancer.
The stands at Suzuki Stadium were buzzing well after the final whistle on Sunday as the Suzuki Griquas pulled off a dramatic comeback, edging out the Sanlam Boland Cavaliers 48–39 in a pulsating try-fest in Kimberley.
We’re thrilled to announce that Lidene Kruger, one of our talented Women’s players, has been selected for the Springbok Women’s Sevens Training Squad, scheduled for 3–15 August 2025 as part of the lead‑up to key international events.
The 2025 Currie Cup season kicked off last night with a high-intensity clash at Mbombela Stadium, where the Suzuki Griquas faced defending SA Cup champions, the Airlink Pumas. While the scoreboard read 49–28 at the final whistle, the game itself told a deeper story—one of heart, resilience, and moments of brilliance from a Griquas team determined to make its mark.
Garneth Sauls was more than a legend in Griqualand West Rugby; he was the heart and soul of the sport in our community. His journey into the world of rugby began when he joined the Griqualand West Primary Schools Rugby team as a teacher at Roodepan Primary School. From that moment on, Roodepan became a powerhouse under his leadership, with Garneth playing a pivotal role in shaping not just players, but future leaders.
In the heart of Kimberley, a quiet revolution is unfolding. The Griquas, long seen as underdogs in South African rugby, have re-emerged as serious contenders under the astute leadership of head coach Pieter Bergh — a man whose rise through the ranks has been anything but ordinary.
