The Waratahs have continued their match towards the decider of the Super Rugby U19s but there’s still things that need to be sorted. Stars, standouts, great photos from battle with Reds.
The future of Queensland-New South Wales rugby rivalries is in good hands judging off Sunday’s skirmish at Norths in the Super Rugby Under-16s and Under-19s competition. All you need to know here.
Rugby Australia has hit back in a stunning counter-claim against the Melbourne Rebels in the legal case that has rocked the game, claiming they’ve been duped out of $35m.
Some of Country rugby’s top teenagers have been called into the Waratahs for Super Rugby debuts as the academy bids to keep an impressive winning record intact against the Queensland Reds.
Just 10 months into the role as CEO of Rugby Australia, Phil Waugh has been thrown into the fire. Now with a new chairman appointed, and quite possibly a new board, he is ready to reinvigorate the sport that has given him so much.
A Wallabies star went down while another did his international hopes no harm to inspire the Reds to a big shutout win against the Highlanders.
Reds co-captain Liam Wright wants the Queenslanders to return to the “fundamentals” that served them well earlier this season.
The Reds are desperate to return to winning ways when they host the Highlanders on Friday night in Brisbane.
Desperate to end a run of three straight losses, the Queensland Reds’ cause hasn’t been helped by the unavailability of three key players.
Six times, the Waratahs fell behind the Crusaders but on each occasion they clawed their way back in a famous win in Sydney. Meanwhile, Moana Pasifika broke Queensland hearts with last-minute try.
A Wallabies winger who is set to join the NRL next season has been dumped by his Super Rugby club after seven games without a try
Super Rugby club the Melbourne Rebels may just have been rescued from oblivion after being placed in adminstration in January.
A white knight investor claims to have the cash to save the Melbourne Rebels, which has racked up more than $22 million in debts.
Whatever rugby paid Max Jorgensen to stick with the struggling code, it is not nearly enough. And, JULIAN LINDEN writes, it’s certainly not the Waratahs keeping the young star in the code.
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