South African Rugby refers to the rugby union activities, teams, and culture in South Africa. It encompasses the sport’s governance, competitive structures, and the national team, known as the Springboks, which represents South Africa in international competitions. Rugby union is one of the country’s most popular sports and has a significant social and cultural impact. The sport is governed by SA Rugby, which organizes domestic leagues and tournaments, including the United Rugby Championship and the Rugby Championship. South African Rugby is known for its physical style of play and has produced many renowned players and coaches. The sport has also played a role in South Africa’s post-apartheid unity, with the Springboks symbolizing national pride and reconciliation.