Super Rugby News

Super Rugby, also known as Super 15, is the largest and pre-eminent professional Rugby union competition in the Southern Hemisphere. Teams from Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand compete in this annual domestic league competition and produces the top players and teams.  Get in the Gear of the Super Rugby teams at the World Rugby Shop.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    Another Stormers star ruled out?

    The Stormers suffered another crucial injury blow with the news that loose forward Nick Koster will not be available for the clash against the Force this weekend due to a niggling knee injury.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    Mitchell laments failing line-out

    Lions coach John Mitchell freely admits that his side's atrocious line-out performances in this year's Super Rugby competition have cost his side dearly.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    Brussow & Co to protect the ball

    Cheetahs assistant coach Hawies Fourie believes that the key to beating the Highlanders in Bloemfontien on Saturday will be to win the competition for the ball at the breakdown.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    Bulls face journey of discovery

    The tour that the Bulls are about to embark on is likely to indicate whether they have what it takes to challenge for ascendency at the business end of the Super Rugby season.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    All the King's men coming together

    New Kings coach Matt Sexton will be given the chance to develop under the watchful eye of Director of Rugby Alan Solomons this year as the Eastern Cape franchise prepare for life in the Super Rugby fast lane.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    Maties star on the Lions' bench

    Lions coach John Mitchell has called up Maties ace Grant Hattingh to provide lock cover for the Super Rugby clash against the Brumbies in Johannesburg on Friday.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    Cornered Sharks lick their wounds

    The Sharks have two weeks to recover from the physical toll of nine consecutive matches and the mental blow suffered when they lost their first home game of the season to the Chiefs.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    Lam: Better, but still not good enough

    Blues coach Pat Lam was left frustrated by last week's 30-27 defeat to the Highlanders in Dunedin, but there were signs of improvement for the team in desperate need of a victory.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    Brumbies chasing Pocock's signature

    Wallabies star David Pocock has emerged as the chief target for the Brumbies, with coach Jake White looking to bring the classy openside flank in to boost his squad next season.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    Burger's injury - the latest

    Stormers captain Schalk Burger is making slow progress in his recovery from injury and is in danger of missing the June Test series between the Springboks and England.

  • Tuesday, 24. April, 2012

    Former skipper elected 'Tahs president

    Former Waratahs captain Tim Gavin has been elected President of New South Wales Rugby Union.

  • Monday, 23. April, 2012
    Rhinos boss up for hybrid game

    Rhinos boss up for hybrid game

    Leeds Rhinos chief executive Gary Hetherington says the Super League champions are up for a hybrid match against rugby union opponents.

  • Monday, 23. April, 2012

    Who will make miserly Chiefs pay?

    The miserly Chiefs defence has helped to the top of the table at the halfway stage of the competition, and having shut out some of the most dangerous attacking teams around they will take some stopping from here.

  • Monday, 23. April, 2012

    Team of the Week: The storm still strong

    The Brumbies ran wild at Loftus Versfeld and the Stormers subdued the defending champions in Brisbane. They dominate our weekly selection.

  • Monday, 23. April, 2012

    Double blow for Waratahs

    Waratahs fullback Bernard Foley and flank Chris Alcock have been ruled out of Sunday's clash with the Crusaders through injury, leaving the Sydney side short on playing resources for the key encounter.