
The Isuzu Bulls Daisies announced the signing of seven dynamic players who will bolster the squad ahead of the upcoming season. Four of these athletes have graduated from the Emerging Daisies programme, while three join from other unions, bringing fresh energy and depth to the team.
This recruitment drive comes at a pivotal time for the defending champions as they navigate player transitions to national setups while maintaining their standard of excellence in domestic rugby.
Signed from the Emerging Daisies programme:
● Aviwe Hlongwane – A former No 8 turned loosehead known for her strength and physical prowess around the field. Hlongwane has impressed with her consistent play during the BBRU Women’s League.
● Noxolo Magasela – A slick and elusive fullback who thrives in open play. Magasela adds skill and speed to the back three.
● Thobile Msizazwe – Renowned for her speed, defensive composure and tactical awareness, Msizazwe has quickly established herself as a reliable performer on the wing.
● Karabo Lebotsa – A dynamic young hooker and playmaker with excellent ball-handling skills and defence. Lebotsa brings creativity and energy to the squad. Former SA Under-20 hooker.
Signed from other unions:
● Jamy-Lee Hoffman – A hard-running centre and utility back with a reputation for breaking defensive lines. Hoffman adds experience and attacking punch.
● Robyn Strydom – A former SA Under-20 wing who excels in broken play and brings aerial ability and vision. Strydom strengthens the squad and is a good addition on the wing.
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