Boland Dames and Western Province Face Off for Final Berth in Women’s Super League Showdown

Boland Dames and Western Province fight for a spot in the Final while the Bulls Daisies look to remain perfect in Round 6 of the Women’s Super League.

By: AXL Media

Published: Mar 21, 2026, 7:42 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from Rugby365

The Battle for the Second Finalist Spot in Wellington

The spotlight of Round Six falls on Boland Stadium, where the Boland Dames host Western Province in a match that will likely determine who joins the Bulls Daisies in the championship match. As the only two sides with a realistic mathematical chance to finish second on the log, the neighbors are expected to produce a fierce contest defined by high-intensity physical collisions and clinical finishing. Key international matchups, including Aseza Hele facing off against Babalwa Latsha and Sinazo Mcatshulwa, provide a professional edge to a fixture that traditionally carries significant local pride.

Coaching Turmoil Hits Border Ladies Ahead of Derby

The Border Ladies enter their annual Eastern Cape derby against the EP Queens under a cloud of uncertainty following the abrupt resignation of head coach Bongani Nogilana. Confirming his departure after a string of five consecutive losses, Nogilana cited a challenging working environment as the primary reason for his exit. Despite the administrative upheaval, the Ladies will rely on the midfield presence of Aphiwe Ngwevu and the pace of Unathi Mali to break their losing streak. The EP Queens, playing at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, view this as a prime opportunity to secure regional bragging rights in front of a home crowd.

Bulls Daisies Aim for Continued Dominance in Bloemfontein

The league-leading Bulls Daisies travel to the University of the Free State with an intimidating record, having averaged 63 points per match over their first five outings. Boasting a squad laden with capped Springbok Women, including a bench featuring Yonela Ngxingolo and Chumisa Qawe, the Pretoria side has already all but secured hosting rights for the Final. The match will also serve as a memorial for former national players Daphne Scheepers and Lusanda Dumke, who both passed away last year. The Free State Women face a daunting task in containing a Daisies pack that has consistently overwhelmed domestic opposition this season.