Assistant coach Laurian Johannes-Haupt highlighted the Springbok Women's growing attacking versatility after their 34-21 victory over eighth-ranked USA.

While the team's dominant set-pieces remained key, Johannes-Haupt emphasized their shift from relying solely on brute force to incorporating diverse attacking strategies.The win at Ellis Park showcased a blend of forward power and creative play, aligning with coaching goals since last year's Rugby World Cup.Despite allowing the USA to mount a comeback in the second half, the performance provided valuable lessons ahead of the rematch at Loftus Versfeld.

With most players fit and familiar surroundings, Johannes-Haupt expressed confidence in the team's ability to deliver a more complete performance.The victory underscores South Africa's emerging status as a competitive force in women's rugby, capable of challenging elite nations.