Tickets for the second instalment of WXV 2, World Rugby’s exciting six-team women’s 15s tournament headed to Cape Town next month, will go on sale on Friday, which is Women’s Day in South Africa, via Ticketmaster.
Come and see the #BokWomen in action in Cape Town at @WXVRugby - tickets are going on sale tomorrow, on Women's Day in South Africa. More here: https://t.co/yzd8xTIA5p 🤩#MakeItCount #ETTIG pic.twitter.com/MWxIBtGpU1
— SA Women's Rugby (@WomenBoks) August 8, 2024
Priced from R100 for a package of four adult tickets, R50 for two or R35 each, tickets are very accessible and will allow fans to see some of the world’s best women’s teams in action. Furthermore, kids aged 18 and under will only pay R10 each if they are accompanied by a paying adult.
Tickets are sold per round, meaning they are valid for three matches over two days, and are only available from Ticketmaster.
For the second year running, the Springbok Women will be in action, facing Japan, Australia and Italy on their three match days, while Wales and Scotland complete the roster.
Matches are scheduled to be played at the DHL Stadium and Athlone Stadium in Cape Town, on the last weekend of September and the first two weekends of October.
'A FAMILY-FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT'
“Last year, we saw how successful it was to create a family-friendly environment to enjoy top-class international rugby, and we are hoping for more of the same this time around,” said Rian Oberholzer, CEO of SA Rugby.
“The Springbok Women play most of their rugby abroad and they got great support here last year. With the Women’s Rugby World Cup in England next year moving into view, this is a wonderful opportunity to support our players in a proper international competition.”
The Springbok Women finished third last year behind Scotland and Italy, edging out Japan, the United States and Samoa. The USA will feature in WXV 1 this year in Canada, with Samoa dropping to WXV 3, which will be hosted in Dubai.
Meanwhile, three South African match officials will be involved in the WXV competition, with two of them due to achieve career milestones.
Local referee, Zoe Naude, is set to make her test debut as referee in round two of the WXV 2 on 5 October when she will officiate Japan and Scotland at Athlone Stadium.
Before that, Aimee Barrett-Theron will become the first female to referee 40 tests when she takes charge of the England/New Zealand test match at Twickenham on 14 September in the WXV 1 competition.
Quinton Immelman will also be one of the Television Match Officials for the WXV 1 tournament.
FIXTURES
South Africa v Japan
Friday, 27 September
DHL Stadium, Cape Town
Kick-off: 16h00
South Africa v Australia
Saturday, 5 October
Athlone Stadium, Cape Town
Kick-off: 17h00
South Africa v Italy
Saturday, 12 October
Athlone Stadium, Cape Town
Kick-off: 14h00