2024 Queensland Reds season

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ChairmanBrett Clark
CoachLes Kiss
StadiumLang Park, Brisbane
Super Rugby Pacific5th
Queensland Reds
2024 season
Lang Park during half-time of the round ten fixture between the Reds and the Blues.
ChairmanBrett Clark
CoachLes Kiss
StadiumLang Park, Brisbane
Super Rugby Pacific5th
Super Rugby Pacific FinalsQuarter-finals
Wales tourLost
Tonga tourWon
Highest home attendance17,782 vs. ACT Brumbies
30 March
Lowest home attendance10,864 vs. Melbourne Rebels
10 May
Average home league attendance14,516
Biggest win59–13 vs. Western Force
(Home)
25 May
Biggest defeat43–21 vs. Chiefs
(Away)
7 June
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The 2024 Queensland Reds season was the 28th Queensland Reds season in the Super Rugby since entering the professional era in 1996. In addition to the domestic competition (Super Rugby Pacific) played across the Tasman and the Pacific, the Reds also hosted Wales on their tour of Australia (July) following the conclusion of the season, and toured Tonga, playing a development XV fixture in Nukuʻalofa.

It was the third back-to-back Super Rugby Pacific season in which the Reds successfully competed in the Finals Series.

Coaching personnel

Season results

Pre-season trials

Reds score shown first.

2024 Pre-season trials
Date Venue Team Score Result (Margin) Ref.
Saturday, 3 February Ballymore Stadium, Herston (Brisbane) Western Force 19–21 Lost (2 points) [21]
Saturday, 10 February Gallas Fox Park, Roma Waratahs 32–7 Won (25 points) [22][23]

Summary and fixtures

Round123456789101112131415
GroundHAHAAH—AHHAHAHA
ResultWLWWLL—LWLWWLWW
Position443255666655555
Source: Super Rugby
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss
Notes: Positions show the situation at the end of the corresponding Game Round (GR); not the position at the conclusion of matches or game days

Reds score shown first; only non-Australian teams with flag displayed.

2024 Super Rugby season
Rnd. Date Venue Team Score Result (Margin) Attendance Pos. Ref.
1 Saturday, 24 February Lang Park, Milton, (Brisbane) Waratahs 40–22 Won (18 points) 14,593 4th [24]
2 Sunday, 3 March Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Olympic Park (Melbourne) Hurricanes 33–38 Lost (5 points)[b] 10,339 4th [25]
3 Saturday, 9 March Lang Park, Milton (Brisbane) Chiefs 25–19 Won (6 points) 16,725 3rd [26][27]
4 Friday, 15 March Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, Olympic Park (Melbourne) Melbourne Rebels 53–26 Won (27 points) N/a 2nd [28][29]
5 Saturday, 23 March Perth Rectangular Stadium, Perth Western Force 31–40 Lost (9 points) 5,462 5th [30][31]
6 Saturday, 30 March Lang Park, Milton (Brisbane) ACT Brumbies 19–20 Lost (1 point) 17,782 5th [32][33]
7 Bye 6th [34]
8 Friday, 12 April Okara Park, Morningside (Whangārei) Moana Pasifika 14–17 Lost (3 points) N/a 6th [35][36]
9 Friday, 19 April Lang Park, Milton (Brisbane) Highlanders 31–0 Won (31 points) 13,000 6th [37][38]
10 Saturday, 27 April Lang Park, Milton (Brisbane) Blues 34–41 Lost (7 points) 16,325 6th [39][40]
11 Saturday, 4 May Rugby League Park, Addington (Christchurch) Crusaders 33–28 Won (5 points) N/a 5th [41][42]
12 Friday, 10 May Lang Park, Milton (Brisbane) Melbourne Rebels 26–22 Won (4 points) 10,864 5th [43][44]
13 Saturday, 18 May HFC Bank Stadium, Laucala Bay (Suva) Fijian Drua 19–28 Lost (9 points) N/a 5th [45][46]
14 Saturday, 25 May Lang Park, Milton (Brisbane) Western Force 59–13 Won (46 points) 12,321 5th [47][48]
15 Friday, 31 May Sydney Football Stadium, Moore Park (Sydney) Waratahs 27–26 Won (1 point) 12,018 5th [49][50]
Finals series
QF Friday, 7 June Waikato Stadium, Hamilton Chiefs 21–43 Lost (22 points) 11,639 N/a [51][52]

Season standings

2024 Super Rugby Pacific standings
Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts Qualification
3 Brumbies 14 12 0 2 410 311 +99 54 41 4 0 52 Advance to Quarter-finals
4 Chiefs 14 9 0 5 486 311 +175 66 43 5 2 43
5 Reds 14 8 0 6 444 340 +104 66 46 4 4 40
6 Highlanders 14 6 0 8 305 402 −97 37 54 2 2 28
7 Drua 14 6 0 8 325 427 −102 40 60 1 1 26
Updated to match(es) played on 1 June 2024. Source: Super Rugby

Wales tour

Reds score shown first.

2024 Wales tour
Date Venue Team Score Result (Margin) Ref.
Friday, 19 July Lang Park, Milton (Brisbane)  Wales 35–36 Lost (1 point) [53]

Tonga tour

Reds score shown first.

2024 Tonga tour
Date Venue Team Score Result (Margin) Ref.
Friday, 26 July Teufaiva Sport Stadium, Nukuʻalofa  Tonga 41–14 Won (27 points) [54]

Statistics

Notes

References

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