huge rugby logo huge rugby logo
  • Club Rugby
    • Prem Rugby
    • Pro14
    • Super-Rugby
    • URC
    • Top14
    • Rugby-Championship
    • Champions-Cup
    • Major-League-Rugby
  • Test Rugby
    • 6Nations
    • british-irish-lions
    • Autumn-Nations-Cup
    • International
    • Rugby-World-Cup
    • Rugby
  • Women’s
  • Transfers
  • Rules & Records
  • Gossips
  • Featured
Subscribe
  • Featured
  • Rugby
  • International
  • Ireland
  • England
  • Prem Rugby
Wednesday, Apr 29, 2026
Huge RugbyHuge Rugby
Font ResizerAa
Search
  • Club Rugby
    • Prem Rugby
    • Pro14
    • Super-Rugby
    • URC
    • Top14
    • Rugby-Championship
    • Champions-Cup
    • Major-League-Rugby
  • Test Rugby
    • 6Nations
    • british-irish-lions
    • Autumn-Nations-Cup
    • International
    • Rugby-World-Cup
    • Rugby
  • Women’s
  • Transfers
  • Rules & Records
  • Gossips
  • Featured
Follow US
rudy-paige-min-jpg-3
Home » Sunwolves Sign Springboks Duo – Huge Rugby News
Super-Rugby

Sunwolves Sign Springboks Duo – Huge Rugby News

HugeRugby
Last updated: 18/12/2019 12:33 pm
HugeRugby
Share
SHARE

Super Rugby side the Sunwolves have confirmed the signings of Springboks pair JJ Engelbrecht and Rudy Paige from Clermont ahead of the 2020 season.

The duo are both 30 and bring the Sunwolves total number of foreign players to 19 as they head into their final season in the competition. 

Engelbrecht brings a wealth of Super Rugby experience to the table having played for both the Bulls and the Stormers before his stint in France and also has 12-test caps to his name for the Boks. 

It’s a similar story with Paige, who has racked up over 50 Super Rugby appearances with the Bulls, as well as having Currie Cup and PRO14 experience with the Cheetahs to add to his time in France and his 13 international caps. 

The pair join a squad full of foreign talent as mentioned above with the likes of former England-centre Ben Te’o and former Wallaby Jake Schatz at the Japanese side. 

It means that within their 25-man strong squad only six are homegrown Japanese players, with the franchise struggling to bring top talent in due to the Japanese Top League’s decision to move their season in-line with the Super Rugby calendar. 

The Sunwolves will be hoping that their latest stars will help make their final season in the competition one to remember.

TAGGED:BullsCheetahsEnglandFeaturedFrancePro14South AfricaSpringboksStormersSunwolvesSuper Rugby
Share This Article
Facebook Copy Link Print
Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Let's Connect

45kLike
3kFollow
8.4kFollow

Popular Posts

The Role Of Communication In Rugby: From Team Talks To Media Statements

HugeRugby
10 Min Read
northampton saints

Why the Northampton Saints are the best team in English rugby right now

HugeRugby
8 Min Read
six nations rugby

Six Nations 2026: analyzing the favorites and potential dark horses

HugeRugby
7 Min Read
rugby world cup performances

How rugby world cup performances shape betting patterns and odds

HugeRugby
6 Min Read

You Might Also Like

(Photo by Anthony Au-Yeung/Getty Images)
International

Sonny Bill Williams to Turn Out for Grassroots Side – Huge Rugby News

2 Min Read
b39i3099-scaled-jpg
URC

Leva Fifita in line for debut as Connacht welcome Vodacom Bulls to Sportsground – Huge Rugby News

3 Min Read
Photo by Michael Steele/Getty Images
International

Consistency in Springbok selection for Pumas clash – Huge Rugby News

10 Min Read
huge-rugby-news-1-jpg-2
Prem Rugby

Barton reflects on first week as a Falcon – Huge Rugby News

3 Min Read

Social Networks

Facebook-f Twitter Rss

Useful links

Contact
Privacy Policy
Terms & Conditions
Cookie Policy

Latest Rugby Results

© 2025 HugeRugby – Trusted coverage of rugby’s past, present, and future.

Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?