Elton Jantjies

Elton Jantjies has established himself as a prominent fly-half in South African rugby, achieving significant milestones and representing his nation at the highest level. After steering the Golden Lions to the Currie Cup title in 2011, Elton Jantjies went on to solidify his reputation as a standout fly-half in South African rugby. Making his professional debut with the Lions during the 2011 Super Rugby season, Jantjies was recognized for his exceptional kicking abilities, defensive commitment, and engagement at the gainline. He earned the Man of the Match award in the 2011 Currie Cup final after converting every goal attempt against the Sharks.

He continued to represent the Springboks until 2022, notably facing formidable opponents such as the British & Irish Lions. In 2023, Jantjies joined Agen in France. Following a distinguished playing career spanning over a decade at the highest levels of professional rugby, Jantjies has transitioned into a coaching role. He currently applies his vast experience and leadership as a coach with the youth rugby program Rugga Schools in Johannesburg, where he focuses on individual player development and mentors younger athletes, sharing insights gained from his significant national and international achievements.