Dragons

'It Absolutely Fascinates': Dean Young Sacks Michael Ennis as Dragons Fly by the Seat of Their Pants

Interim Dragons coach Dean Young has dismissed assistant Michael Ennis only 24 hours into his caretaker role, a move Triple M's David Riccio says is virtually unprecedented and strongly signals Young is now the club's long-term favourite over Ben Hornby.

Rugby · 4/21/2026

Stormers Deliver at DHL Stadium to See Off Dragons RFC

Stormers used home advantage at DHL Stadium to finish first ahead of Dragons RFC in this United Rugby Championship 2026 fixture. With only the classified order available, the result points to a controlled and professional home performance, while Dragons RFC had to settle for second after a difficult away assignment.

Rugby · 3/22/2026

Stormers Hold Firm at DHL Stadium to See Off Dragons

The Stormers secured a home victory over the Dragons at DHL Stadium, finishing first in the final classification with the visitors second. With limited event data available, the key takeaway was the Stormers’ composed use of home advantage to control the contest and see off the Dragons in the 2026 season fixture.

Rugby · 3/22/2026

Dragons Make Home Advantage Count at Rodney Parade

Dragons claimed a home win over Benetton Treviso at Rodney Parade on 1 March 2026, finishing first in the classification ahead of the visitors. With limited event data available, the key takeaway was a composed home performance that preserved the expected order and gave Dragons an important 2026 season result.

Rugby · 3/1/2026

Dragons RFC Prevail at Rodney Parade to Open Their URC 2026 Account

Dragons RFC claimed victory over Benetton Rugby at Rodney Parade in this United Rugby Championship 2026 fixture, with the home side finishing first and Benetton classified second. With limited event data available, the result points to a controlled home performance from Dragons, who converted their starting status into a straightforward win and an important early-season boost.

Rugby · 3/1/2026

Glasgow Set the Pace as URC Title Race Tightens Behind Them

Glasgow Warriors lead the 2025-26 URC standings on 50 points, four clear of the Stormers, with Ulster, Leinster, Cardiff Blues, Munster and the Lions tightly packed behind. The title race remains open, but Glasgow’s small cushion gives them an early advantage in a table where bonus points could prove decisive. The battle for top-four and play-off places is especially intense, with just four points separating third from seventh and the Bulls and Connacht level on 35 around the cut line. Further down, Ospreys, Sharks and Benetton are still within reach of the top eight, while Edinburgh, Scarlets and Dragons need a significant surge to revive their campaigns.

Rugby · 6/15/2025