The Springboks are the national rugby team of South Africa, representing the country in international competitions. They are known for their green and gold uniforms and have a rich history in the sport, having first played in 1891. The team is governed by Rugby South Africa and has achieved significant success, including winning the Rugby World Cup three times. The name "Springbok" comes from a species of antelope native to Southern Africa, symbolizing agility and speed. The team's emblem features a Springbok, reflecting the country's wildlife heritage. The Springboks have a passionate fan base and are a source of national pride in South Africa.