The top leadership for the Griqualand West Rugby Union (Griquas Rugby) was announced after the union’s recent annual general meeting (AGM) in Kimberley.
Monte Engelbrecht has been reappointed as president, with Johan Myburgh returning as vice-president – both elected unopposed to serve another four-year term.
Their uncontested nominations reflect the confidence and trust placed in their leadership as the union enters an exciting new chapter following a historic and triumphant year for Griquas Rugby.
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“This confidence in our leadership affirms the shared vision we hold for Griquas Rugby.
“Our success this past season has shown what dedication, teamwork, and unwavering community support can achieve,” said Engelbrecht, who has overseen a period of stability and major achievement within the union.
Myburgh remarked that continuity is a strength.
“We remain focused on sustainable growth, strengthening our development pathways, and building on our legacy both on and off the field.”
During the AGM, the board and members reflected on key achievements from the past season and outlined strategic priorities for the coming years.
Focus areas include:
- consolidating on-field success and maintaining competitive excellence;
- expanding youth and grassroots development, ensuring a strong player pipeline;
- strengthening community and stakeholder relationships, reinforcing the union’s commitment to the Northern Cape; and
- driving sustainable growth, including operational efficiencies and infrastructure improvements.
The union’s commitment to build on the momentum achieved during a transformative period with renewed focus on long-term stability, high performance, and meaningful community engagement was reaffirmed.
