Super Rugby News

The race for the top of the Super Rugby Pacific Player of the Year voting continues to heat up after round 4, with NSW Waratahs Max Jorgensen back in front.

With the tight five now settled, attention turns to the loose forwards as fan voting opens.

Round Four of Super Rugby Pacific Fantasy delivered big scores, rising player values and some familiar names dominating team selections as coaches continued shaping their squads.

Round Four marked Club Rugby Round in Super Rugby Pacific, celebrating the grassroots clubs, and local heroes that are the heart of our game.

Carter Gordon has stepped up in Queensland's moment of need to lift the Reds to a thrilling 34-31 win against Super Rugby Pacific leaders ACT Brumbies. 

The Blues have reignited their season with a 29-13 win over the Crusaders at Eden Park.

The Highlanders have denied the Western Force a milestone victory with a frenetic 39-31 Super Rugby Pacific comeback win in Dunedin.

The high-potent Hurricanes have burst the NSW Waratahs' bubble with a 59-19 Super Rugby Pacific shellacking in Sydney.

The Chiefs have celebrated the return of Damian McKenzie with a 57-24 win over Moana Pasifika in Hamilton.

The match originally scheduled to be played in Tonga will now be played in the Bay of Plenty.

Round Four of Super Rugby Pacific sees a host of players either leave or be added to the injury list as the season rolls on through the opening month of action.

Club Rugby Round celebrates the best of grassroots rugby as the ten teams confirm their line-ups for the weekend.

Super Rugby Pacific will this week shine a spotlight on the all-important grassroots of the game as the clubs unite behind the inaugural Club Rugby Round.

ACT Brumbies back-rower Charlie Cale has surged to the top of the Super Rugby Pacific Player of the Year voting.

Crusaders prop Tamaiti Williams has received a three-week suspension for dangerous play in a ruck during his side's victory over the Chiefs.

Chiefs winger Leroy Carter was the lone back in the top five, posting 71 points in another sharp attacking display. Outside of Carter, it was a week dominated by the engine room. 

Australian teams, the ACT Brumbies and NSW Waratahs, are the only unbeaten Super Rugby Pacific teams after the third-round games were completed at the weekend.

Charlie Cale has stepped up in the Brumbies' moment of need to continue their unbeaten start to the Super Rugby Pacific season with a thrilling 30-27 defeat of the Blues.

The Crusaders have got their season back on track with a comeback 43-33 win over the Chiefs in Hamilton.

The Fijian Drua are on the board in 2026, recording a 25-20 win over the Hurricanes in Lautoka.