Super Rugby Round Seven Results

Crusaders: 38

Tries: Codie Taylor 2, Dom Gardiner, Dallas McLeod, Willi Heinz, Conversions: Richie Mo'unga 5, Penalty: Mo'unga

Moana Pasifika: 21

Tries: Levi Aumua 2, Timoci Tavatavanawai, Conversions: Lincoln McClutchie 3

Reds: 24

Tries: Matt Faessler, Tate McDermott, Conversions: Fraser McReight, Isaac Henry 2, Lawson Creighton, Penalty: Isaac Henry

Brumbies: 52

Tries: Tom Wright, Ben O'Donnell, Lachlan Lonergan, Len Ikitau, Tamati Tua, Rob Valetini, Nick Frost, Conversions: Noah Lolesio 6, Ryan Lonergan, Penalty: Lolesio

Highlanders: 14

Tries: Hugh Renton, Billy Harmon, Conversions: Sam Gilbert 2

Hurricanes: 29

Tries: Salesi Rayasi 2, James Blackwell, Camerson Roigard Conversions: Jordie Barrett 3, Penalty: Barrett

Blues: 54

Tries: Sam Darry, Ricky Riccitelli, Finlay Christie 2, Mark Telea 2, Ofa Tu'ungafasi, Zarn Sullivan, Dalton Papalii Conversions: Beauden Barrett 3, Penalty: Barrett

Rebels: 17

Tries: Andrew Kellaway, Brad Wilkin Conversions: Reece Hodge 2, Penalty: Hodge

Super Rugby Round Six Results

Moana Pasifika: 17

Tries: Solomone Funaki, Levi Aumua, Conversions: Lincoln McClutchie 2, Penalty: McClutchie

Highlanders: 45

Tries: Pari Pari Parkinson, Sam Gilbert, Hugh Renton, Feluli Paea, Mosese Dawai, Marino Mikaele-Tu'u, Thomas Umaga-Jensen, Conversions: Gilbert 5

Reds: 12

Tries: Tate McDermott, Jordan Petaia, Conversion: Isaac Henry

Crusaders: 25

Tries: Leicester Fainga'anuku, Dominic Gardiner, Willi Heinz, Conversions: Richie Mo'unga 2, Penalties: Mo'unga 2

Fijian Drua: 38

Tries: Ilaisa Droasese, Selestino Ravutaumada, Vilive Miramira, Iosefo Masi, Kitione Salawa, Te Ahiwaru Canakaivata, Conversions: Teti Tela 4 

Melbourne Rebels: 28

Tries: Alex Mafi, Andrew Kellaway, Carter Gordon, Pone Fa'amausili, Conversions, Reece Hodge 4

Chiefs: 20 

Tries: Emoni Narawa 2, Conversions: Damian McKenzie 2, Penalties: McKenzie 2 

Blues: 13

Tries: Ricky Riccitelli, Caleb Clarke, Penalty: Beauden Barrett

Brumbies: 40

Tries: Len Ikitau, Corey Toole, Pete Samu, Lachlan Lonergan, James Slipper 2, Conversions: Noah Lolesio 3, Ryan Lonergan 2

Waratahs: 36

Tries: Mark Nawaqanitawase, Lalakai Foketi, Dylan Pietsch, Jed Holloway, Dave Porecki, Conversions: Ben Donaldson 4, Penalty: Donaldson

Hurricanes: 45

Tries: Du Plessis Kirifi, Brayden Iose 2, Dane Coles, Bailyn Sullivan, Kini Naholo, Hame Faiva, Conversions: Jordie Barrett 5

Force: 42

Tries: Jeremy Williams, Gareth Simpson, Zach Kibirige 2, Siosifa Amone, Jake Strachan, Conversions: Gareth Simpson 3, Jake Strachan 3

Super Rugby Round Five Results

Crusaders: 35

Tries: Leicester Fainga'anuku 2, Braydon Ennor, Codie Taylor, Christian Lio-Willie, Conversions: Richie Mo'unga 5

Brumbies: 17

Tries: Ryan Lonergan, Corey Toole, Conversions: Ryan Lonergan 2, Penalty: Ryan Lonergan

Chiefs: 24

Tries: Bryn Gatland, Emoni Narawa 2, Conversions: Damian McKenzie 2, Penalty: McKenzie

Waratahs: 14

Tries: Jake Gordon, Michael Hooper, Conversions: Ben Donaldson 2

Highlanders: 57 

Tries: Jermaine Ainsley, Ethan de Groot, Martin Bogado 2, Sam Gilbert, Mitch Hunt, Aaron Smith, Jonah Lowe, Cam Millar, Conversions: Sam Gilbert 5, Cam Millar

Fijian Drua: 24 

Tries: Frank Lomani 2, Taniela Rakuro, Tevita Ikanivere, Conversions: Kemu Valetini, Frank Lomani

Hurricanes: 59

Tries: Joshua Moorby, Brett Cameron, Cam Roigard, Kini Naholo, Salesi Rayasi 2, Ardie Savea, Hame Faiva, Peter Lakai, Conversions: Brett Cameron 7

Moana Pasifika: 0

Melbourne Rebels: 40

Tries: Ryan Louwrens, Josh Kemeny, Matt Gibson, Vaiolini Ekuasi, Joe Pincus, Angelo Smith, Conversions: Carter Gordon 5

Queensland Reds: 34

Tries: Josh Flook 2, Jordan Petaia 2, Ryan Smith, Conversions: James O'Connor 3, Penalty: O'Connor

Blues: 30 

Tries: Jacob Ratumaintavuki-Kneepkens, Ofa Tuungafasi, Mark Telea, Ricky Riccitelli, Conversions: Stephen Perofeta 2, Penalties: Perofeta 2

Western Force: 17

Tries: Michael Wells, Toni Pulu, Zach Kibirige, Conversion: Hamish Stewart

2023 Super Rugby

The 2023 Super Rugby competition kicks off tomorrow night with the Crusader playing the Chiefs at Orangetheory Stadium in Christchurch at 7.05pm, and the Warratahs facing the Brumbies in Sydney. The Chiefs had pre-season wins against Moana Pasifika 48-7 and the Blues 47-33, while the Crusaders lost to both the Hurricanes 31-26 and the Highlanders 35-33.

Crusaders:

1. Joe Moody, 2. Codie Taylor, 3. Fletcher Newell, 4. Scott Barrett (c), 5. Mitchell Dunshea, 6. Ethan Blackadder, 7. Tom Christie, 8. Cullen Grace, 9. Mitchell Drummond, 10. Richie Mo'unga, 11. Leicester Fainga'anuku, 12. Jack Goodhue, 13. Braydon Ennor, 14. Sevu Reece, 15. David Havili

Reserves:

16. Brodie McAlister, 17. George Bower, 18. Tamaiti Williams, 19. Zach Gallagher, 20. Christian Lio-Willie, 21. Willi Heinz, 22. Fergus Burke, 23. Macca Springer

Chiefs:

1. Aidan Ross, 2. Samisoni Taukei’aho, 3. George Dyer, 4. Brodie Retallick, 5. Tupou Vaa’i, 6. Pita Gus Sowakula, 7. Sam Cane (cc), 8. Luke Jacobson, 9. Brad Weber (cc), 10. Damian McKenzie, 11. Etene Nanai-Seturo, 12. Anton Lienert-Brown, 13. Alex Nankivell, 14. Solomon Alaimalo, 15. Shaun Stevenson

Reserves:

16. Bradley Slater, 17. Ollie Norris, 18. John Ryan, 19. Naitoa Ah Kuoi, 20. Samipeni Finau, 21. Cortez Ratima, 22. Josh Ioane, 23. Rameka Poihipi

Dane Coles To Retire, Other All Blacks Move On.

At the age of 36, All Black hooker Dane Coles has today announced he will retire at the end of the current year. In the Rugby World Cup year, he is one of a number of All Blacks who are moving on following the tournament. Brodie Retallick also announced he is returning to the Kobelco Kobe Steelers following the Rugby World Cup after playing for them on his 2020 sabbatical, while both Aaron Smith and Beauden Barrett will play for Toyota, and Richie Mo'unga for Toshiba Brave Lupus Tokyo.

Rugby Championship:

July 8: All Blacks v Argentina, Mendoza

July 15: All Blacks v South Africa, Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland, 7.05pm

July 29: All Blacks v Australia, Melbourne

August 5: All Blacks v Australia, Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin, 2.35pm

Test match:

August 25: All Blacks v South Africa, Twickenham, London, 7.30pm

Black Ferns And All Blacks Win Sydney Seven's

The Blacks Ferns and All Blacks have both won their finals in the Sydney round of the World Rugby Sevens. 

The All Black side had gone through pool play with wins over Uruguay 45-7, Kenya 33-0, but lost to South Africa 17-14. In their quarter final they beat Samoa 12-0, and in their semi-final France 36-5. The final was against South Africa, and they reversed their pool play loss with a 38-0 win after leading 17-0 at half time. Tries were scored by Roderick Solo, Joe Webber, Sam Dickson, Akuila Rokolisoa, Amanaki Nicole and Ngarohi McGarvey-Black, while conversion were from Akuila Rokolisoa (2), Ngarohi McGarvey-Black and Payton Spenser.

The Black Ferns had gone through pool play with wins over Papua New Guinea 48-0, France 29-14, and Japan 27-12. In their quarter final they beat Japan 33-0, and Ireland 41-0 in the semi-final. The final was against France, who they defeated 35-0 after leading 21-0 at halftime. Tries were scored by Tenika Willison (2), Jazmin Felix-Hotham (2) and Portia Woodman-Wickliffe, while conversions were by Tyla Nathan-Wong (4) and Risi Pouri-Lane.

All Blacks Named To Face Scotland

All Blacks coach Ian Foster has named his side to face to face Scotland at Murrayfield on Monday 3.15am NZT. There is one new cap in the side, with Mark Telea named on the wing.

New Zealand All Blacks v Scotland

1. Ethan de Groot, 2. Samisoni Taukei’aho, 3. Nepo Laulala, 4. Samuel Whitelock (c), 5. Scott Barrett, 6. Akira Ioane, 7. Dalton Papali’i, 8. Ardie Savea, 9. Finlay Christie, 10. Beauden Barrett, 11. Caleb Clarke, 12. David Havili, 13. Anton Lienert-Brown, 14. Mark Telea, 15. Jordie Barrett

Reserves: 

16. Codie Taylor, 17. George Bower, 18. Fletcher Newell, 19. Tupou Vaa’i, 20. Shannon Frizell, 21. TJ Perenara, 22. Stephen Perofeta, 23. Rieko Ioane

All Black Win Against Wales

The All Blacks have started their Northern Tour with a 55-23 win against Wales on Sunday morning. Hooker Codie Taylor scored the All Blacks first two tries, with second five Jordie Barrett and halfback Aaron Smith also getting two each. The All Blacks next face Scotland on Monday 14th November at 3.15am NZT at Murrayfield in Edinburgh.

New Zealand All Blacks: 55 

Tries: Codie Taylor 2, Jordie Barrett 2, Aaron Smith 2, Ardie Savea, Samisoni Taukei'aho, Conversions: Richie Mo'unga 4, Beauden Barrett 2, Penalty: Mo'unga

Wales: 23 

Tries: Rio Dyer, Justin Tipuric, Conversions: Gareth Anscombe 2, Penalties: Anscombe 3

All Blacks Squad Named For Rugby Championship In South Africa

The widespread expectation of changes to the All Blacks after last weeks series loss to Ireland has not happened with the naming of the touring squad to South Africa for the two Rugby Championship matches.

Coach Ian Foster has named a largely unchanged squad, with Sam Cane retained as captain. He has said there are some changes coming from within the side, but would only confirm that Joe Schmidt was an independent selector, and that he would not be travelling to South Africa. The only new players returning into the squad are prop Ethan De Groot and loose forward Shannon Frizell.

Hookers

Dane Coles, Samisoni Taukeiaho, Codie Taylor 

Props

Aidan Ross, George Bower, Nepo Laulala, Ofa Tu’ungafasi, Ethan de Groot, Angus Ta’avao 

Locks

Scott Barrett, Brodie Retallick, Patrick Tuipulotu, Tupou Vaa’i, Samuel Whitelock 

Loose Forwards

Sam Cane (c), Shannon Frizell, Akira Ioane, Dalton Papalii, Ardie Savea, Hoskins Sotutu 

Halfbacks

Finlay Christie, Folau Fakatava, Aaron Smith 

First five–eighths

Beauden Barrett, Richie Mo’unga, Stephen Perofeta

Midfielders

Jack Goodhue, David Havili, Rieko Ioane, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Quinn Tupaea 

Outside backs

Jordie Barrett, Caleb Clarke, Leicester Fainga’anuku, Will Jordan, Sevu Reece 

Replacement players travelling to South Africa:

Josh Dickson, Braydon Ennor, Tyrel Lomax

All Blacks Named To Face Ireland For Third Test

All Black coach Ian Foster has named his side to face Ireland for the deciding third test in Wellington this Saturday night.

Back in the side is lock Sam Whitelock after he withdrew last week with concussion symptoms, and this see's Scott Barrett move to blindside with Dalton Papalii dropping to the bench. Also in is tighthead prop Nepo Laulala, winger Will Jordan and second five David Havili who is back from Covid, while Dane Coles, Akira Ioane and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck come into the reserves.

New Zealand All Blacks:

1. George Bower, 2. Codie Taylor, 3. Nepo Laulala, 4. Brodie Retallick, 5. Samuel Whitelock, 6. Scott Barrett, 7. Sam Cane (c) 8. Ardie Savea, 9. Aaron Smith, 10. Beauden Barrett, 11. Sevu Reece, 12. David Havili, 13. Rieko Ioane, 14. Will Jordan, 15. Jordie Barrett

Reserves: 

16. Dane Coles, 17. Aidan Ross, 18. Ofa Tu’ungafasi, 19. Akira Ioane, 20. Dalton Papalii, 21. Folau Fakatava, 22. Richie Mo’unga, 23. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck

All Blacks Win First Test Against Ireland

The All Blacks have beaten Ireland 42-19 in their first test at Auckland's Eden Park on Saturday night.

As was expected, it was a tough physical match early on, with the Irish getting the first try in the 5th minute to winger Keith Earls. The All Blacks did not help themselves with handling errors, but got on the board in the 20th minute with a try to Jordie Barrett, and again the the 29th minute when Sevu Reece picked up a loose ball to run 75 metres untouched. Second five Quinn Tupaea added the third try off a Beauden Barrett grubber kick, and Ardie Savea pounced on a loose ball in the Irish goal to see the All Blacks go to half time with four tries and a 28-5 lead.

The Irish struck back early in the second half with a try to centre Garry Ringrose to reduce the margin to 28-12, but Ardie Savea then struck back for the All Blacks with his second. The Irish held a territorial and possession advantage for the match, but handling errors saw the ball lost over the line twice when scoring, and strong defense and scrummaging from the All Blacks proved the difference.

New Zealand All Blacks: 42  

Tries: Jordie Barrett, Sevu Reece, Quinn Tupaea, Ardie Savea 2, Pita Gus Sowakula, Conversions: J Barrett 6 

Ireland: 19 

Tries: Keith Earls, Garry Ringrose, Bundee Aki, Conversions: Joey Carberry 2 

NZ Maori And Ireland Sides Named For First Match

New Zealand Maori coach Clayton McMillan has named his side to face Ireland at FMG Stadium Waikato, 7.05pm on Wednesday 29th June. The match is the first between the sides since 2010 where the Maori won 31-28.

Māori All Blacks: 
1. Ollie Norris 2. Kurt Eklund 3. Tyrel Lomax 4. Josh Dickson 5. Isaia Walker-Leawere 6. Cameron Suafoa 7. Billy Harmon 8. Cullen Grace 9. Brad Weber (co-c) 10. Josh Ioane 11. Connor Garden-Bachop 12. Rameka Poihipi 13. Billy Proctor 14. Shaun Stevenson 15. Zarn Sullivan

Reserves: 16. Tyrone Thompson 17. Tamaiti Williams 18. Jermaine Ainsley 19. Manaaki Selby-Rickit 20. TK Howden 21. TJ Perenara (co-c) 22. Ruben Love 23. Bailyn Sullivan

 
Ireland: 
1. Jeremy Loughman 2. Dave Heffernan 3. Tom O’Toole 4. Kieran Treadwell 5. Joe McCarthy 6. Cian Prendergast 7. Nick Timoney 8. Gavin Coombes 9. Craig Casey 10. Ciaran Frawley 11. Keith Earls 12. Bundee Aki (c) 13. Jamie Hume 14. Jordan Larmour 15. Jimmy O’Brien

Reserves: 16. Niall Scannell 17. Cian Healy 18. Finlay Bealham 19. Ryan Baird 20. Jack Conan 21. Conor Murray 22. Joey Carbery 23. Michael Lowry

Super Rugby Quarter Final Results

Crusaders: 37

Tries: Will Jordan, Sevu Reece, Richie Mo'unga, Tamaiti Williams, Conversions: Mo'unga 4, Penalties: Mo'unga 3

Reds: 15

Tries: Suliasi Vunivalu, Filipo Daugunu, Conversion: Lawson Creighton, Penalty: Creighton

Chiefs: 39

Tries: Brad Weber 2, Luke Jacobson, Alex Nankivell, Pita Gus Sowakula, Conversions: Bryn Gatland 4, Penalties: Gatland 2

Waratahs: 15

Tries: Dylan Pietsch, Will Harris, Conversions: Tane Edmed, Penalty: Edmed

Blues: 35 

Tries: Akira Ioane, Beauden Barrett 2, AJ Lam, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Conversions: Stephen Perofeta 5

Highlanders: 6 

Penalties: Marty Banks 2

Brumbies: 28

Tries: Folau Fainga'a, Irae Simone, Tom Banks, Conversions: Nic White, Noah Lolesio, Penalties: Lolesio 3

Hurricanes: 25

Tries: Josh Moorby 2, Penalties: Jordie Barrett 5

Super Rugby Week 15 Results

Force: 48 

Tries: Ready, McIntyre 2, Ralston, Pulu, Pugh, Godwin, Conversions: Prior 4, McDonald, Penalty: Prior 

Moana Pasifika: 28 

Tries: Fainga'anuku 2, Lindenmuth, Koloamatangi, Conversions: McClutchie 4 

Crusaders: 28

Tries: Will Jordan, Fergus Burke, Brodie McAlister, Tom Christie, Conversions: Burke 4

Reds: 15

Tries: Harry Wilson, Richie Asiata, Conversion: Lawson Creighton, Penalty: Creighton

Chiefs: 35 

Tries: Angus Ta’avao, Bryn Gatland, Emoni Narawa 2, penalty try, Conversions: Bryn Gatland 4 

Fijian Drua: 34 

Tries: Apisalome Vota 2, Kalaveti Ravouvou, Timoci Sauvoli, Conversions: Teti Tela 4, Penalties: Tela 2

Moana Pasifika: 32

Tries: William Havili, Joe ‘Apikotoa, Lotu Inisi, Penalty Try, Conversions: Christian Leali’ifano 2, Penalties: Leali’ifano 2

Brumbies: 22

Tries: Connal McInerney, Pete Samu, Lachlan Lonergan, Conversions: Noah Lolesio 2, Drop Goal: Noah Lolesio

Blues: 20

Tries: Luke Romano, Cameron Suafoa, Conversions: Zarn Sullivan 2, Penalty: Jock McKenzie, Drop Goal: Sullivan

Waratahs: 17

Tries: Mark Nawaqanitawase 2, Conversions: Tane Edmed 2, Penalty: Edmed

Force: 27 

Tries: Santiago Medrano, Andrew Ready, Byron Ralston, Conversions: Ian Prior 2, Michael McDonald, Penalties: Prior 2

Hurricanes: 22

Tries: Joshua Moorby 2, Brayden Iose, Salesi Rayasi, Conversion: Aidan Morgan

Rebels: 31

Tries: Nick Jooste, Lukas Ripley, Glen Vaihu, Jordan Uelese, Young Tonumaipea, Conversions: Matt To'omua 3

Highlanders: 30

Tries: Fetuli Paea, Rory Van Vugt, Josh Dickson, Folau Fakatava, Conversions: Marty Banks, Vilimoni Koroi, Penalty: Banks 2

Super Rugby Week 14 Results

Crusaders: 61 

Tries: Leicester Fainga’anuku, Tom Christie 2, Sam Whitelock, Sevu Reece 2, Fergus Burke, George Bridge, Braydon Ennor, Conversions: Fergus Burke 8

Fijian Drua: 3 

Penalty: Teti Tela

Reds: 34

Tries: Jock Campbell 2, Fraser McReight, Harry Hoopert, Harry Wilson, Conversions: James O'Connor 2, Creighton, Penalty: O'Connor

Moana Pasifika: 22

Tries: Solomonie Funaki, Sione Tu’ipulotu, Henry Time-Stowers Conversion: Leali'ifano, Lincoln McClutchie, Penalty: Leali'ifano

Chiefs: 54 

Tries: Quinn Tupaea 3, Aidan Ross, Kaleb Trask, Tupou Vaa’i, Samisoni Taukei’aho 2, Conversions: Kaleb Trask, Bryn Gatland 6 

Force: 21 

Tries: Toni Pulu, Jeremy Thrush, Michael McDonald, Conversions: Ian Prior, Jake McIntyre, Michael McDonald

Hurricanes: 45

Tries: Julian Savea, Billy Proctor, Jordie Barrett, Aidan Morgan, Blake Gibson, James Blackwell, Siua Maile, Conversions: Barrett 5

Rebels: 22

Tries: Lukas Ripley 3, Conversions: Matt To'omua 2, Penalty: To'omua 

Blues: 21

Tries: Beauden Barrett, Karl Tu'inukuafe, Conversion: Stephen Perofeta, Penalties: Perofeta 2, Drop Goal: Barrett

Brumbies: 19

Tries: Pete Samu, Folau Fainga'a, Billy Pollard, Conversions: Noah Lolesio 2

Waratahs: 32 

Tries: Will Harris, Mark Nawaqanitawase, Michael Hooper, Tane Edmed, Conversions: Edmed 3, Penalties: Edmed 2

Highlanders: 20 

Tries: Josh Dickson, Scott Gregory, Liam Coombes-Fabling, Conversion: Sam Gilbert, Penalty: Marty Banks

Super Rugby Week 13 Results.

Highlanders: 61  

Tries: Marino Mikaele-Tu’u 2, Andrew Makalio 2, Scott Gregory, Rhys Marshall, Folau Fakatava 2, Billy Harmon, Conversions: Sam Gilbert 8

Force: 10 

Tries: Jeremy Thrush, Andrew Ready

Crusaders: 37

Tries: Will Jordan, Sevu Reece, Bryn Hall, Codie Taylor, Conversions: Richie Mo'unga 4, Penalties: Mo'unga 3

Brumbies: 26

Tries: Tom Wright, Irae Simone 2, Folau Fainga'a, Conversion: Nic White, Ryan Lonegan 2

Fijian Drua: 34

Tries: Te Ahiwara Cirikidaveta, Vinaya Haobosi, Apisalome Vota 2, Conversions: Teti Tela 4, Penalties: Tela 2

Moana Pasifika: 19

Tries: Solomone Funaki, Abraham Pole, Timoci Tavatayanawai, Conversions: Lincoln McClutchie, William Havili

Blues: 53 

Tries: Heem 2, Clarke 2, Barrett, Perofeta, Vikena 2, Conversions: Perofeta 5, Penalty: Perofeta

Reds: 26 

Tries: Vunivalu, Smith, Campbell 2, Conversions: O’Connor 3

Hurricanes: 22 

Tries: Mafileo, Sullivan, A.Savea, Penalty: Barrett, Conversions: Barrett 2

Waratahs: 18 

Tries: Warren-Vosayaco, Pietsch, Penalties: Edmed, Donaldson, Conversion: Edmed

Chiefs: 33

Tries: Emoni Narawa, Chase Tiatia, Luke Jacobson, Samosoni Taukei'aho, Ollie Norris, Conversions: Josh Ioane 4

Rebels: 30

Tries: Reece Hodge, Andrew Kellaway, Carter Gordon, Conversions: Hodge 3, Penalties: Hodge 3

Super Rugby Week 12 Results

Blues: 71 

Tries: A. Ioane 2, Christie, Tucker, Sotutu, R. Ioane 3, Telea, Perofeta, Clarke, Conversions: Perofeta 8

Rebels: 28 

Tries: Fa’amausii, Canham, Wilkin, Hodge, Conversions: Hodge 4

Highlanders: 27 

Tries: Umaga-Jensen, Gregory, Fatakava, Conversions: Banks 2, Hunt, Penalty: Hunt

Reds: 19 

Tries: Campbell, Smith, Flook, Conversions: Creighton 2

Waratahs: 26 

Tries: Izaia Perese, David Porecki, Mark Nawaqanitawase, Dylan Pietsch, Conversions: Tane Edmed 2, Ben Donaldson

Moana Pasifika: 20 

Tries: Abraham Pole, Levi Aumua, Conversions: Christian Lealiifano 2, Penalties: Lealiifano 2

Brumbies: 38 

Tries: Nic White, Folau Fainga’a, Len Ikitau, Billy Pollard, Conversions: Noah Lolosio 3, Penalties: Lolosio 4

Chiefs: 28 

Tries: Alex Nankivell, Cortez Ratima, Pita Gus Sowakula, Naitoa Ah Kuoi, Conversions: Bryn Gatland 2, Kaleb Trask 2 

Crusaders: 53

Tries: George Bell, Will Jordan 3, Pablo Matera, Leicester Fainga'anuku 3, Conversions: Richie Mo'unga 5, Penalty: Mo'unga

Western Force: 15

Tries: Fergus Lee-Warner, Jake Strachan, Conversion: Strachan, Penalty: Strachan

Hurricanes: 67

Tries: Joshua Moorby 3, Wes Goosen 2, Billy Proctor 2, Salesi Rayasi, Justin Sangster, Isaia Walker-Leawere, Asafo Aumua, Conversions: Aidan Morgan 6 

Drua: 5

Try: Onisi Ratave 

All Blacks And Black Ferns 2022 Tests Announced

In preparation for the 2022 Womens Rugby World Cup from 8 October to 12 November, New Zealand Rugby have announced a Pacific Four home test series for the Blacks Ferns in June against Australia, Canada and the USA, and a home and away Laurie O'Reilly series against Australia in August.

The All Blacks will play a three test home Steinlager Series against Ireland in July, and the Rugby Championship home matches against Argentina and Australia in August/September.

2022 Pacific Four Series:

Black Ferns v Australia, 6 June, 2.45pm, Venue TBC

Black Ferns V Canada, 12 June, Trusts Arena, Waitakere

Black Ferns v USA, 18 June, 4.00pm, Semenoff Stadium, Whangarei

Laurie O'Reilly Series:

Black Ferns V Australia, 20 August, 7.05pm, Orangetheory Stadium, Christchurch

2022 Steinlager Series

All Blacks v Ireland, 2 July, 7.05pm, Eden Park, Auckland

All Blacks v Ireland, 9 July, 7.05pm, Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin

All Blacks v Ireland, 16 July, 7.05pm, Sky Stadium, Wellington 

The Lipovitan-D Rugby Championship, and Bledisloe Cup

All Blacks v Argentina, 27 August, Orange theory Stadium, Christchurch

All Blacks v Argentina, 3 September, 7.05pm, FMG Stadium, Hamilton

All Blacks v Australia, 24 September, 7.05pm, Eden Park, Auckland