The Springbok Women secured a 34-21 victory against the USA Eagles at Ellis Park in Johannesburg, reinforcing their reputation as a rising power in international rugby.

The Springbok women's rugby team defeated the higher-ranked United States 34-21 at Ellis Park, with No 8 Logan Welman scoring two tries. This match marked the first of a two-Test series, showcasing a strong first-half performance by the South African team, according to TimesLIVE.

Swys de Bruin, the coach of the Springbok Women's rugby team, acknowledged that despite their convincing victory over the USA at Ellis Park, the team's second-half performance dip could be a valuable lesson as they prepare for the 2029 Rugby World Cup. He views this experience as a potential positive for the team's development.

Eagles coach Jack Hanratty acknowledged that the South African team outmuscled his side both physically and tactically during their match at Ellis Park. He believes that the lessons learned from this experience will be invaluable as they prepare for the next Rugby World Cup.

The Springboks secured a victory against England in the opening match of the Nations Championship at Ellis Park. Following this win, the team is set to host Scotland at Loftus Versfeld in Pretoria next Saturday, according to SABC Sport.

The Springboks delivered a strong performance, defeating England 45-21 in their first Test match of the year at Ellis Park, according to IOL. The victory showcased the team's depth and skill in the Nations Championship.