
SA Rugby has issued a statement following the resignation of Swys de Bruin from his position as head coach of the Springbok Women's rugby team. According to The South African, the governing body sent a message to the departing coach after he stepped down from the role. The statement acknowledged his departure, though further details about the reasons for his exit or a potential replacement were not provided in the initial report.
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