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After a huge 2023 season, all 12 Super Rugby Pacific sides are preparing for another big 2024. With the competition kicking off on Friday 23 February, teams will prepare with offi-cial preseason fixtures kicking off as early as Feb. 3.
The explosive tenure of Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan is officially over. But how will his three-and-a-half year tenure be remembered, and what state does he leave the game in moving forward?
Melbourne have enlisted an AFL premiership sports psychologist to address their Super Rugby Pacific shortcomings and also help their Wallabies players, including playmaker Carter Gordon, deal with the fall-out from the World Cup failure.
The Rugby World Cup may have only just finished, but already attention is shifting to the 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season. Check out the squad lists here!
Eddie Jones has long been a coach prone to surprise selections. But the Wallabies boss has truly outdone himself this time, unveiling a 33-man squad that will be led to the World Cup by Will Skelton.
Former Hurricanes centre Matt Proctor has signed with the Melbourne Rebels on a two-year Super Rugby Pacific deal, replacing departing Wallabies utility Reece Hodge.
Wallabies coach Eddie Jones has named his squad for th upcoming Rugby Championship with Michael Hooper and James Slipper sharing the captaincy.
Now we turn to the semis with three heavyweight New Zealand sides and the Brumbies flying the Aussie flag. Stay across all the weekend's line-ups, team news and odds here.
The Melbourne Rebels have officially confirmed Wallabies lock Lukhan Salakaia-Loto has signed with the Super Rugby Pacific club until the end of 2025.
Melbourne have put a major dent in the Western Force's Super Rugby Pacific finals aspirations and farewelled Rebels stalwart Reece Hodge from AAMI Park as a winner with a thumping 52-14 victory.
Two weeks out from the Super Rugby Pacific playoffs and interest should, in theory at least, ratchet up several notches from here. But the competition, and its stewards, are playing supporters for fools -- Liam Napier writes.
The Melbourne Rebels' slim hopes of making the Super Rugby Pacific finals have suffered a hammer blow as they lost to the Highlanders in heart-breaking fashion in Dunedin.
The Waratahs were all smiles while breathing a sigh of relief on Saturday night as the third ingredient, their attack, finally clicked and they punished the Rebels as they continue to hunt for a full 80-minute performance.
Sunday afternoon footy comes back with a bang with Noah Lolesio and Carter Gordon putting on a show in Melbourne, meanwhile Moana came within a whisker of their first victory and the Waratahs earned their first win over the Reds in four matches.
Noah Lolesio has sent a message to Wallabies coach Eddie Jones and five-eighth rival Carter Gordon as he helped the Brumbies to a thrilling 33-26 Super Rugby Pacific victory over the Melbourne Rebels.
In stories you may have missed this week, Hamish McLennan considers a role with World Rugby, the idea of a Super Rugby draft is kicked around and Israel Folau is set to return to Twickenham.
Six years since Super W launched, there's been little evolution or growth with just three sides making their mark. Until this year. Now, as the tournament comes to a close on Saturday, it's the international stars that have taken Super W to another level.
Ten rounds in and the battle for the top 8 is starting to heat up. Returning to a full complement of matches, we were treated to a box office display from Damian McKenzie and a game worth the price of admission in Waikato.
Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan couldn't help but send another barb NRL's way after announcing the code's $8.2 million surplus, while Scott Robertson said he's open to overseas selection when he takes over as All Blacks coach.
Just eight teams remain in Super Rugby Pacific as we arrive at quarterfinal week, where all but one game looks like a one-way traffic. Stay across all the weekend's line-ups, team news and odds here.
It's finally here, the final round of the Super Rugby Pacific season and there's still plenty on the line as we begin to prepare for the finals series. Stay across all the weekend's line-ups, team news and odds here.
The race for the finals is heating up with plenty of teams jostling for a position in the top 8. Stay across all the weekend's line-ups, team news and odds here.
Super Rugby Pacific | ||||
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R | Team | GP | PD | P |
1 | Chiefs | 14 | +226 | 59 |
2 | Crusaders | 14 | +179 | 48 |
3 | Blues | 14 | +154 | 46 |
4 | Brumbies | 14 | +81 | 46 |
5 | Hurricanes | 14 | +142 | 41 |
6 | New South Wales Waratahs | 14 | -21 | 31 |
7 | Fijian Drua | 14 | -122 | 26 |
8 | Queensland Reds | 14 | -60 | 24 |
9 | Highlanders | 14 | -97 | 24 |
10 | Western Force | 14 | -148 | 22 |
11 | Melbourne Rebels | 14 | -78 | 21 |
12 | Moana Pasifika | 14 | -256 | 8 |