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Bulls Daisies make it four in a row as Zenay Jordaan praises team unity

The dominance continues.

The Bulls Daisies have once again stamped their authority on South African women’s rugby, securing a fourth consecutive Women’s Super League title with a convincing 36-15 win over Boland Dames at Loftus Versfeld this past weekend.

But beyond the scoreboard, this latest triumph tells a deeper story. One built on trust, evolving leadership and a team culture that continues to raise the standard in the women’s game.

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A winning formula built on belief

For co-coach Zenay Jordaan, this season was not just about results. It was about alignment.

Speaking after the final, Jordaan highlighted how the squad’s commitment to a shared vision made all the difference. The players fully embraced a new style of play and bought into the coaching philosophy, something she believes set the Daisies apart from the rest.

The result speaks for itself. Eight matches played, eight wins secured. A flawless campaign that underlines just how far the team has come.

Jordaan also made it clear that success was not built in isolation. Behind the scenes, the management team played a crucial role, helping guide key decisions throughout the season and ensuring consistency in approach week after week.

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Breaking new ground with female leadership

There is another layer to this story that makes the Daisies’ success even more significant.

Jordaan and Bongiwe Nhleko formed an all-female coaching partnership, something still relatively rare in elite rugby structures. When they stepped into their roles, there were questions and doubts about whether the model would work.

Instead of shying away from that pressure, the duo leaned into it.

Jordaan reflected on how important it was to remain grounded and focused, even as the spotlight grew. For her, the journey has been about proving that leadership in rugby is not defined by tradition, but by impact.

Their success is not just a win for the Bulls Daisies. It is a statement for women in sport across South Africa.

A final that tested character

While the scoreline suggests a comfortable victory, the final itself was far from straightforward.

Boland Dames came into the clash determined and competitive, pushing the Daisies to earn every point. Jordaan admitted there were moments where her team could have extended their lead further but failed to fully capitalise on attacking opportunities.

Where they truly stood out, however, was on defence.

The Daisies showed resilience and discipline, holding firm under pressure and demonstrating the kind of composure that champions are known for. It was also a match where younger players stepped up, delivering performances that hint at an exciting future for the squad.

Read more: Springbok Women’s Sevens add fresh talent for crucial South American tournaments

Raising the bar for women’s rugby

In a local sporting landscape where women’s rugby continues to grow, the Bulls Daisies have become the benchmark.

Their sustained success is not just about trophies. It is about building a culture that inspires the next generation, proving that investment, structure and belief can transform the women’s game in South Africa.

With four titles in a row now secured, the question is no longer whether the Daisies are dominant.

It is who can rise to challenge them next.

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Source: SABC Sport
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