Bulls Daisies Secure Fourth Consecutive Title As Swys De Bruin Praises Provincial Growth

Springbok coach Swys de Bruin evaluates the Women's Super League 1 as the Bulls Daisies claim their fourth consecutive title in an unbeaten season.

By: AXL Media

Published: Apr 8, 2026, 6:30 AM EDT

Source: Information for this report was sourced from Rugby365

National Coach Identifies New Talent For The Springbok Setup

Swys de Bruin has expressed significant satisfaction with the conclusion of the 2026 Pick n Pay Women’s Super League 1, noting that the tournament provided critical data for the national coaching staff. According to De Bruin, the eight provincial sides involved demonstrated a level of play that unearthed fresh prospects while allowing established internationals to maintain their competitive edge. The coach emphasized that the insights gained from this domestic cycle are vital as the Springbok Women prepare for their first assembly of the year, which is scheduled to take place next week.

The Dominant Standard Set By The Undefeated Bulls Daisies

The Bulls Daisies have further solidified their status as the premier force in South African women’s rugby by claiming their fourth successive league title. De Bruin offered specific praise for the Pretoria based side, stating that they set a benchmark for pace and intensity that serves as a blueprint for success at higher levels of the sport. The Daisies completed their 2026 campaign without suffering a single defeat, a feat that De Bruin believes provides their opponents with a clear indication of the physical and tactical requirements needed to compete at the top.

Statistical Leaders Driving High Scoring Domestic Results

The 2026 season was characterized by offensive efficiency, with 1634 total points recorded across the competition. Bulls Daisies players dominated the individual leaderboards, with Jakkie Cilliers securing the most points for the third consecutive year. Cilliers contributed 88 points to her team's total, consisting of four tries and 31 conversions. Additionally, wing Thobile Msizazwe finished at the top of the try scoring list with 12 scores, contributing to a league wide total of 264 tries that showcased the growing attacking capabilities within the provincial structures.