Ross Roche is the Head Rugby Writer at The Citizen. He focuses on themes related to competitive sports, professional sports, and the sports business, with a particular emphasis on team sports and international sports leagues and federations. Ross's work has been featured in SuperSport, The Citizen News, and George Herald.
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Ross Roche’s coverage is primarily focused on sports events, particularly cricket and rugby in South Africa. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights or news related to upcoming matches, player performances, team strategies and any significant developments within the sporting community in South Africa.
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By: Ross Roche
Despite Dixon's early second half yellow card, the Springboks saw out the period that he was off the field unscathed.
By: Ross Roche
The Boks may look to give several more players an opportunity to show what they can do.
By: Ross Roche
The Junior Springboks face their biggest challenge of the U20 Junior World Champs when they take on England U20 in the semifinals.
By: Ross Roche
The Lions player is fast becoming a dependable back-up flyhalf option for the Springboks.
The Junior Springboks will defend their U20 Junior World Championship title against France U20s in the final in Georgia on Saturday.
By: Ross Roche
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi will have to start looking over his shoulder, with the form that rookie flank Paul de Villiers is currently in.
By: Ross Roche
The Springboks have made 10 changes to their starting XV and 14 to their match 23 for their clash against Wales in Durban.
The Junior Springboks and France U20 will battle it out for the Junior World Championship title in the final in Tbilisi on Saturday.
By: Ross Roche
Carlu Sadie and Ruben van Heerden have had to work incredibly hard over the years to earn their shot of representing the Springboks.
By: Ross Roche
The Springboks and Junior Springboks are collectively unbeaten in the last 26 games they have played; the Boks with 10 wins and Junior Boks with 15 wins and a draw.
