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2026 Super Rugby Pacific season

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Countries Australia (4 teams)
Fiji (1 team)
New Zealand (5 teams)
Pacific Islands (1 team)
Tournament format(s)Round-robin and knockout
Matches played53
Tries scored448 (8.45 per match)
2026 Super Rugby Pacific season
Countries Australia (4 teams)
Fiji (1 team)
New Zealand (5 teams)
Pacific Islands (1 team)
Tournament format(s)Round-robin and knockout
Matches played53
Tries scored448 (8.45 per match)
Top point scorer(s) Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula, Drua
Damian McKenzie, Chiefs (both 76)
Top try scorer(s) Fehi Fineanganofo, Hurricanes (14)
Official websitesuper.rugby/superrugby
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The 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season[a] is the 31st season of the Super Rugby, an annual rugby union competition organised by SANZAAR between teams from Australia, Fiji, New Zealand and a combined team from Samoa, Tonga and other Pacific Island nations. It is the 30th anniversary of the competition, having been established in 1996.[3] The fixtures were released on 28 August 2025, and features the return of Super Round in Christchurch, New Zealand.[4]

The defending champions are the Crusaders.[5][6]

Law changes

Unchanged from last season (2025), eleven teams compete in a round-robin format, playing fourteen matches each (seven home, seven away), with two byes.[3] Teams face four "rivals" twice and six others once. The top six advance to the Qualifying Finals: 1st vs 6th, 2nd vs 5th, and 3rd vs 4th. Winners and the highest-seeded losing team move to the semi-finals. Newly introduced for 2026,[3] rather than losing one seeding rank as in the previous season, the highest-ranked losing team enters as the fourth seed, playing away in the Semi-finals, and, if they advance, in the Final.[3][7]

Standings are based on competition points: four for a win, two for a draw, and none for a loss. Bonus points are awarded for scoring three or more tries than the opponent or losing by seven points or fewer.[8]

In February 2026, just weeks before the start of the season, it was revealed that some of the existing laws pertaining to restarts, kicking/territory, rucks, and the television match official (TMO), would be amended in order to reduce stoppages, keep the ball-in-play longer, and simplify the viewing experience.[9][10][11] The law changes, as laid out by The Sydney Morning Herald, state:[12]

  • It will no longer be mandatory for the referee to issue a yellow or red card to a player on the defending team when awarding a penalty try. Any sanction will be at the discretion of the referee. (Law 8.3)
  • Accidental offsides and teams delaying playing the ball away from a ruck will result in free kicks rather than scrums. (Law 10.5 and Law 15.17)
  • After the referee has called "use it" at the ruck, no additional players from the team in possession may join the ruck. (Law 15.17)
  • Teams will be permitted to pass the ball back into their half before kicking a 50:22. (Law 18.8a)
  • Players will be allowed to take quick taps within one metre either side of the mark, or anywhere behind the mark, if they are within that two-metre channel running parallel to the touchlines. (Law 20.2)
  • The television match official (TMO) will only intervene unprompted if the referee has overlooked an act of serious foul play (yellow card level or above), or a clear and obvious infringement leading to a try.

These changes were reported to have "emphatic support" amongst Super Rugby clubs, match officials and stakeholders.[13] Sports news website Planet Rugby gave a positive assessment about law changes that give referees more discretion and help speed the game up, particularly removing the mandatory card for penalty tries, tightening the "use it" ruck law to kill caterpillars, and allowing more flexibility for quick taps.[14] The website was critical of removing scrums for accidental offsides and tweaking the 50/22 law, arguing these risk depowering the scrum, encouraging more kicking, and pushes the sport away from its traditional balance of playing styles, and commented that "it is another example of the Australian and Kiwi bigwigs trying to limit the impact of the set-piece."[14] The law changes were also heavily criticised by French former Test rugby referee Mathieu Raynal, whom stated to Sud Radio: "They [the Southern Hemisphere] want more passing, more tries, less time spent in mauls and scrums. Whereas we [the Northern Hemisphere] defend these specific elements and are against directions being set by the Southern Hemisphere. Our championship works, our stadiums are full, rugby is more watched than football in the country. We don't want to follow directions coming from countries where stadiums are empty, where they are trying to recreate spectacle and bring people back to stadiums at any cost..."[12]

Teams and personnel

Overview

Union Team Stadia information Coach Captain
Stadia Capacity
Australia Brumbies GIO Stadium, Canberra 25,011 Stephen Larkham[15]
Force HBF Park, Perth 20,500 Simon Cron[18] Jeremy Williams[19]
HIF Health Insurance Oval, Joondalup 16,000
Reds Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 52,500 Les Kiss[20] Fraser McReight[21]
Waratahs Allianz Stadium, Sydney 42,500 Dan McKellar[22] Matt Philip[23]
Fiji Drua Churchill Park, Lautoka 11,000 Glen Jackson[24]
Four R Stadium, Ba 13,500
HFC Bank Stadium, Suva 15,446
New Zealand Blues Eden Park, Auckland 50,000 Vern Cotter[26]
Chiefs FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton 25,800 Jono Gibbes[29] Luke Jacobson[30]
Crusaders Apollo Projects Stadium, Christchurch 17,104 Rob Penney[31] David Havili[32]
One NZ Stadium, Christchurch 30,000
Highlanders Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin 30,748 Jamie Joseph[33]
Hurricanes Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington[d] 34,500 Clark Laidlaw
McLean Park, Napier 19,700
Pacific Islands[e] Moana Pasifika North Harbour Stadium, Albany 14,000 Tana Umaga[39] Miracle Faiʻilagi[40]
Navigation Homes Stadium, Pukekohe 12,000
Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua 26,000

Locations

Home locations of all the 2026 Super Rugby teams

Regular season

Standings

2026 Super Rugby Pacific standings
Pos Team
 Pld W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts Qualification
1 Hurricanes 10 8 0 2 406 182 +224 62 26 6 2 40 Qualifying finals
2 Chiefs 10 8 0 2 351 222 +129 52 33 4 0 36
3 Blues 10 7 0 3 333 251 +82 49 35 3 2 33
4 Crusaders 11 5 0 6 369 322 +47 54 46 3 4 27
5 Brumbies 10 5 0 5 309 293 +16 47 38 2 3 25
6 Reds 9 5 0 4 221 260 −39 33 38 2 1 23
7 Highlanders 10 4 0 6 242 287 −45 32 43 1 3 20
8 Waratahs 10 4 0 6 238 284 −46 33 40 3 1 20
9 Force 10 4 0 6 274 297 −23 39 43 1 1 18
10 Drua 10 4 0 6 232 345 −113 30 54 0 0 16
11 Moana Pasifika 10 1 0 9 188 420 −232 30 65 0 0 4
Updated to match(es) played on 1 May 2026. Source: Super Rugby

Round-by-round

The table below shows each team's progression throughout the season. For each round, their cumulative points total is shown with the overall log position in brackets:

Team progression
Team R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9 R10 R11 R12 R13 R14 R15 R16 QF SF Final
Blues 1
(7th)		 5
(5th)		 6
(5th)		 10
(4th)		 15
(2nd)		 20
(2nd)		 25
(2nd)		 25
(2nd)		 25
(3rd)		 29
(3rd)		 33
(3rd)		 Bye
Brumbies 5
(1st)		 10
(1st)		 14
(1st)		 15
(1st)		 15
(3rd)		 19
(3rd)		 20
(3rd)		 20
(4th)		 24
(4th)		 25
(4th)		 25
(5th)		 Bye
Chiefs 4
(4th)		 8
(3rd)		 8
(3rd)		 13
(2nd)		 13
(4th)		 13
(6th)		 17
(5th)		 22
(3rd)		 27
(2nd)		 31
(1st)		 36
(1st)		 Bye
Crusaders 1
(6th)		 1
(8th)		 5
(7th)		 5
(8th)		 9
(8th)		 14
(5th)		 14
(6th)		 19
(5th)		 20
(6th)		 21
(6th)		 26
(4th)		 27
(---)		 Bye
Drua 0
(9th)		 0
(10th)		 4
(10th)		 4
(9th)		 8
(9th)		 8
(9th)		 8
(9th)		 8
(10th)		 12
(9th)		 16
(8th)		 16
(9th)		 Bye
Force 0
(11th)		 0
(11th)		 4
(9th)		 4
(10th)		 4
(10th)		 4
(10th)		 4
(10th)		 9
(9th)		 10
(10th)		 14
(10th)		 14
(10th)		 18
(---)
Highlanders 4
(5th)		 5
(6th)		 5
(8th)		 9
(7th)		 9
(7th)		 9
(8th)		 14
(8th)		 14
(8th)		 15
(7th)		 16
(9th)		 20
(7th)		 Bye
Hurricanes 0
(8th)		 5
(4th)		 6
(4th)		 11
(3rd)		 15
(1st)		 20
(1st)		 25
(1st)		 25
(1st)		 30
(1st)		 31
(2nd)		 36
(2nd)		 40
(---)
Moana Pasifika 4
(3rd)		 4
(7th)		 4
(11th)		 4
(11th)		 4
(11th)		 4
(11th)		 4
(11th)		 4
(11th)		 4
(11th)		 4
(11th)		 4
(11th)		 Bye
Reds 0
(10th)		 0
(9th)		 5
(6th)		 9
(6th)		 13
(5th)		 18
(4th)		 18
(4th)		 18
(6th)		 22
(5th)		 22
(5th)		 23
(6th)
Waratahs 5
(2nd)		 10
(2nd)		 10
(2nd)		 10
(5th)		 10
(6th)		 10
(7th)		 14
(7th)		 14
(7th)		 14
(8th)		 19
(7th)		 19
(8th)		 20
(---)
Key: Win Draw Loss Bye DNQ = Did not qualify

Matches

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Statistics

As of 26 April 2026.[41]

Leading point scorers

No.PlayerTeamPointsAverageDetails
1 Isaiah Armstrong-RavulaDrua768.441 T, 16 C, 13 P, 0 D
Damian McKenzieChiefs7612.673 T, 26 C, 3 P, 0 D
3 Ben DonaldsonForce748.221 T, 27 C, 5 P, 0 D
4 Ryan LonerganBrumbies727.204 T, 23 C, 2 P, 0 D
5 Fehi FineanganofoHurricanes707.7814 T, 0 C, 0 P, 0 D
6 Sid HarveyWaratahs679.574 T, 13 C, 7 P, 0 D
7 Cam MillarHighlanders668.250 T, 18 C, 10 P, 0 D
8 Beauden BarrettBlues649.140 T, 26 C, 4 P, 0 D
9 Taha KemaraCrusaders486.000 T, 21 C, 2 P, 0 D
10 Ruben LoveHurricanes467.670 T, 23 C, 0 P, 0 D

Leading try scorers

No.PlayerTeamTriesAverage
1 Fehi FineanganofoHurricanes141.56
2 Charlie CaleBrumbies91.29
3 Caleb ClarkeBlues70.88
Josh MoorbyHurricanes70.78
Quinn TupaeaChiefs70.70
6 George BellCrusaders60.67
Chay FihakiCrusaders60.75
Max JorgensenWaratahs60.67
Billy ProctorHurricanes60.75
Caleb TangitauHighlanders60.67
Samisoni Taukei'ahoChiefs60.75
Codie TaylorCrusaders61.00

Discipline

Player Team Red Yellow Round (vs. opponent)
Augustine Pulu Moana Pasifika10 Round 5 (vs. Blues)
Dominic Gardiner Crusaders02 Round 2 (vs. Brumbies)
Round 4 (vs. Blues)
William Havili Moana Pasifika02 Round 5 (vs. Blues)
Round 7 (vs. Highlanders)
Tom Savage Moana Pasifika02 Round 9 (vs. Chiefs)
Round 10 (vs. Waratahs)
Glen Vaihu Moana Pasifika02 Round 7 (vs. Highlanders)
Round 10 (vs. Waratahs)
Isaia Walker-Leawere Hurricanes02 Round 5 (vs. Force)
Round 9 (vs. Blues)
Tevita Alatini Brumbies01 Round 1 (vs. Force)
Miles Amatosero Waratahs01 Round 11 (vs. Crusaders)
Henry Bell Highlanders01 Round 9 (vs. Brumbies)
Angus Blyth Waratahs01 Round 4 (vs. Hurricanes)
Kaylum Boshier Chiefs01 Round 1 (vs. Blues)
Finlay Brewis Crusaders01 Round 5 (vs. Highlanders)
Tahlor Cahill Crusaders01 Round 10 (vs. Force)
Jock Campbell Reds01 Round 6 (vs. Drua)
Elia Canakaivata Drua01 Round 5 (vs. Brumbies)
Nick Champion de Crespigny Force01 Round 10 (vs. Crusaders)
Caleb Clarke Blues01 Round 4 (vs. Crusaders)
Mesake Doge Drua01 Round 5 (vs. Brumbies)
Ilaisa Droasese Drua01 Round 9 (vs. Force)
Chay Fihaki Crusaders01 Round 5 (vs. Highlanders)
Fehi Fineanganofo Hurricanes01 Round 9 (vs. Blues)
David Havili Crusaders01 Round 11 (vs. Waratahs)
Noah Hotham Crusaders01 Round 3 (vs. Chiefs)
AJ Lam Blues01 Round 10 (vs. Highlanders)
Veveni Lasaqa Highlanders01 Round 6 (vs. Hurricanes)
Vaiuta Latu Reds01 Round 1 (vs. Waratahs)
Johnny Lee Crusaders01 Round 8 (vs. Drua)
Jonah Lowe Highlanders01 Round 11 (vs. Moana Pasifika)
Ioane Moananu Waratahs01 Round 11 (vs. Crusaders)
Jona Nareki Highlanders01 Round 2 (vs. Chiefs)
Cadeyrn Neville Brumbies01 Round 2 (vs. Crusaders)
Sam Nock Blues01 Round 1 (vs. Chiefs)
Ollie Norris Chiefs01 Round 7 (vs. Force)
Xavier Numia Hurricanes01 Round 6 (vs. Highlanders)
Reuben O'Neill Chiefs01 Round 2 (vs. Highlanders)
Semisi Paea Moana Pasifika01 Round 11 (vs. Highlanders)
Brandon Paenga-Amosa Force01 Round 2 (vs. Blues)
Stephen Perofeta Blues01 Round 3 (vs. Brumbies)
George Poolman Waratahs01 Round 4 (vs. Hurricanes)
Isikeli Rabitu Drua01 Round 10 (vs. Brumbies)
Pete Samu Waratahs01 Round 7 (vs. Brumbies)
Antonio Shalfoon Crusaders01 Round 2 (vs. Brumbies)
Zarn Sullivan Blues01 Round 10 (vs. Highlanders)
Codie Taylor Crusaders01 Round 5 (vs. Highlanders)
Mesake Vocevoce Drua01 Round 1 (vs. Moana Pasifika)
Etonia Waqa Drua01 Round 9 (vs. Force)
Harry Wilson Reds01 Round 8 (vs. Force)
Malachi Wrampling Blues01 Round 6 (vs. Waratahs)

Players

Squads

The following squads have been named. Players listed as WTG are players named in the wider training groups. Players listed as Dev are players named in development groups. Players listed in italics denote non-original squad members:

Blues squad[42][43]
Forwards Ben Ake • Torian Barnes • Josh Beehre • Cam Christie • Che Clark • Tristyn Cook • Sam Darry • Kurt Eklund • Josh Fusitu'a • Jordan Lay • Sam Matenga • Laghlan McWhannell • Jed Melvin • James Mullan • Dalton Papali'i • Terrell Peita • Marcel Renata • Anton Segner • Bradley Slater • Hoskins Sotutu • Cameron Suafoa • Patrick Tuipulotu • Mason Tupaea • Ofa Tuʻungafasi • Malachi Wrampling • Flyn Yates
Backs Pita Ahki • Kade Banks • Beauden Barrett • James Cameron • Finlay Christie • Caleb Clarke • Corey Evans • Cole Forbes • Taufa Funaki • AJ Lam • Sam Nock • Stephen Perofeta • Rico Simpson • Payton Spencer • Zarn Sullivan • Xavi Taele • Cody Vai
WTG Torian Barnes • Hemopo Cunningham • Tima Faingaʻanuku • Esile Fono • Leo Gordon • Jack Lee • Sam Matenga • Jed Melvin • Eli Oudenryn • Josh Renton • Harlyn Saunoa • Mason Tupaea
Coach Vern Cotter
Brumbies squad[44]
Forwards Allan Alaalatoa • Tevita Alatini • Liam Bowron • Darcy Breen • Charlie Cale • Harvey Cordukes • Nick Frost • Lington Ieli • Lachlan Lonergan • Toby MacPherson • Chris Mickelson • Cadeyrn Neville • Billy Pollard • Luke Reimer • Blake Schoupp • Rory Scott • Lachlan Shaw • James Slipper • Tuaina Taii Tualima • Rob Valetini • Rhys van Nek
Backs Austin Anderson • Hudson Creighton • Joe Dillon • Tane Edmed • David Feliuai • Ryan Lonergan • Jarrah McLeod • Declan Meredith • Andy Muirhead • Dan Nelson • Kye Oates • Kadin Pritchard • Ollie Sapsford • Klayton Thorn • Corey Toole • Shane Wilcox • Tom Wright
Coach Stephen Larkham
Chiefs squad[45][46]
Forwards Naitoa Ah Kuoi • Sione Ahio • Kaylum Boshier • Jahrome Brown • George Dyer • Samipeni Finau • Luke Jacobson • Taine Kolose • Benet Kumeroa • Michael Loft • Josh Lord • Brodie McAlister • Ollie Norris • Reuben O'Neill • Simon Parker • Jared Proffit • Fiti Sa • Jayden Sa • Wallace Sititi • Samisoni Taukei'aho • Tyrone Thompson • Tupou Vaa'i • Aisake Vakasiuola
Backs Kyle Brown • Leroy Carter • Tepaea Cook-Savage • Liam Coombes-Fabling • Lalakai Foketi • Isaac Hutchinson • Josh Jacomb • Damian McKenzie • Etene Nanai-Seturo • Emoni Narawa • Reon Paul • Cortez Ratima • Xavier Roe • Daniel Rona • Daniel Sinkinson • Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi • Kyren Taumoefolau • Quinn Tupaea
WTG AJ Alatimu • Tamiro Armstrong • Cohen Brady-Leathem • Cam Church • Dylan Eti • Jai Knight • Michael Loft • Will Martin • Reon Paul • JJ Pokai • Daniel Sinkinson • Keran van Staden
Coach Jono Gibbes
Crusaders squad[47][48]
Forwards Scott Barrett • George Bell • Ethan Blackadder • George Bower • Finlay Brewis • Tahlor Cahill • Seb Calder • Dominic Gardiner • Cullen Grace • Jamie Hannah • Liam Jack • Corey Kellow • Johnny Lee • Manumaua Letiu • Christian Lio-Willie • Oli Mathis • Fletcher Newell • Xavier Saifoloi • Jack Sexton • Antonio Shalfoon • Kershawl Sykes-Martin • Codie Taylor • Will Tucker • Tamaiti Williams
Backs Toby Bell • Louie Chapman • Mitchell Drummond • Braydon Ennor • Leicester Faingaʻanuku • Chay Fihaki • Cooper Grant • David Havili • Noah Hotham • Will Jordan • Taha Kemara • Maloni Kunawave • Kurtis MacDonald • Dallas McLeod • Johnny McNicholl • Kyle Preston • Sevu Reece • Rivez Reihana • Macca Springer • Aki Tuivailala • James White
WTG Jae Broomfield • Gus Brown • Mitchell Drummond • Cooper Grant • Sam Hainsworth-Fa'aofo • Johnny Lee • Kurtis MacDonald • Tomasi Maka • Oli Mathis • Cooper Roberts • Jack Sexton • Xavier Treacy
Coach Rob Penney
Drua squad[49][50]
Forwards Penaia Cakobau • Elia Canakaivata • Mesake Doge • Mesu Dolokoto • Haereiti Hetet • Temo Mayanavanua • Vilive Miramira • Motikai Murray • Isoa Nasilasila • Peni Ravai • Sairusi Ravudi • Kitione Salawa • Angelo Smith • Kavaia Tagivetaua • Joseva Tamani • Samu Tawake • Zuriel Togiatama • Meli Tuni • Emosi Tuqiri • Isoa Tuwai • Mesake Vocevoce • Etonia Waqa
Backs Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula • Philip Baselala • Isikeli Basiyalo • Ilaisa Droasese • Issak Fines-Leleiwasa • Simione Kuruvoli • Ponepati Loganimasi • Frank Lomani • Manasa Mataele • Epeli Momo • Iosefo Namoce • Joji Nasova • Aisea Nawai • Isikeli Rabitu • Taniela Rakuro • Tuidraki Samusamuvodre • Inia Tabuavou • Maika Tuitubou • Virimi Vakatawa • Kemu Valetini
Dev Moses Armstrong-Ravula • Bogi Kikau • Breyton Legge • Pita Manamanaivalu • Maleli Nauvasi • Kalioni Ratunabuabua • Sairusi Ravudi • Harold Rounds • JD Sivivatu Kanth • Joshua Uluibau • Janeiro Wakeham • Joweli Walevu
Coach Glen Jackson
Force squad[51]
Forwards Albert Alcock • Nick Champion de Crespigny • Jack Daly • Nic Dolly • Vaiolini Ekuasi • Misinale Epenisa • Sef Fa'agase • Lopeti Faifua • Feao Fotuaika • Will Harris • Harry Johnson-Holmes • Kane Koteka • Franco Molina • Titi Nofoagatotoa • Leonel Oviedo • Brandon Paenga-Amosa • Marley Pearce • Tom Robertson • Joshua Smith • Darcy Swain • Tiaan Tauakipulu • Carlo Tizzano • Jeremy Williams
Backs Taj Annan • Kurtley Beale • George Bridge • Max Burey • Ben Donaldson • Boston Fakafanua • Mac Grealy • Nathan Hastie • Alex Harford • Bayley Kuenzle • Darby Lancaster • Ronan Leahy • Zac Lomax • Agustín Moyano • Henry Palmer • Divad Palu • Doug Philipson • Dylan Pietsch • Henry Robertson • Hamish Stewart
Coach Simon Cron
Highlanders squad[52][53]
Forwards Josh Bartlett • Henry Bell • Nikora Broughton • Lucas Casey • Tai Cribb • Ethan de Groot • Mitchell Dunshea • Oliver Haig • Fabian Holland • TK Howden • Sefo Kautai • Veveni Lasaqa • Tomás Lavanini • Daniel Lienert-Brown • Saula Ma'u • Hugh Renton • Will Stodart • Angus Taʻavao • Jack Taylor • Soane Vikena • Rohan Wingham • Sean Withy
Backs Folau Fakatava • Finn Hurley • Andrew Knewstubb • Adam Lennox • Jonah Lowe • Cam Millar • Jona Nareki • Reesjan Pasitoa • Dylan Pledger • Jacob Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens • Taine Robinson • Nic Shearer • Stanley Solomon • Caleb Tangitau • Timoci Tavatavanawai • Jake Te Hiwi • Tanielu Teleʻa • Xavier Tito-Harris • Josh Whaanga
WTG Lucas Casey • Meihana Grindlay • Tayne Harvey • Senita Lauaki • A-One Lolofie • Ben Lopas • Nic Shearer • Josh Tengblad • Rohan Wingham
Coach Jamie Joseph
Hurricanes squad[54][55]
Forwards Tom Allen • Asafo Aumua • Vernon Bason • Warner Dearns • Caleb Delany • Jacob Devery • Devan Flanders • Brayden Iose • Du'Plessis Kirifi • Peter Lakai • Siale Lauaki • Tyrel Lomax • Tevita Mafileo • Xavier Numia • Matolu Petaia • Hugo Plummer • Arese Poliko • Pouri Rakete-Stones • Brad Shields • Pasilio Tosi • Raymond Tuputupu • Isaia Walker-Leawere
Backs Jordie Barrett • Brett Cameron • Lucas Cashmore • Ere Enari • Fehi Fineanganofo • Harry Godfrey • Josh Gray • Callum Harkin • Riley Higgins • Ruben Love • Josh Moorby • Kini Naholo • Billy Proctor • Ngane Punivai • Cam Roigard • Jone Rova • Bailyn Sullivan • Josh Timu • Jordi Viljoen
WTG Mosese Bason • Will Cole • Taniela Filimone • Cooper Flanders • Josh Gray • Anaru Paenga-Morgan • Matolu Petaia • Taine Roiri • Tony Tafa • Jai Tamati • Logan Wallace • Drew Wild
Coach Clark Laidlaw
Moana Pasifika squad[56]
Forwards Tupou Afungia • Alefosio Aho • Chris Apoua • Allan Craig • Miracle Faiʻilagi • Lolani Faleiva • Malakai Hala-Ngatai • Mamoru Harada • Niko Jones • Paula Latu • Atu Moli • Monu Moli • Sam Moli • Semisi Paea • Abraham Pole • Veikoso Poloniati • Dominic Ropeti • Feleti Sae-Taʻufoʻou • Mills Sanerivi • Tom Savage • Ofa Tauatevalu • Ola Tauelangi • Konrad Toleafoa • Tito Tuipulotu • Sam Tuitupou • Jimmy Tupou • Semisi Tupou Ta'eiloa
Backs Solomon Alaimalo • Jackson Garden-Bachop • William Havili • Lalomilo Lalomilo • Joel Lam • Tevita Latu • Ngani Laumape • Israel Leota • Melani Matavao • Siaosi Nginingini • Tevita Ofa • Patrick Pellegrini • Faletoi Peni • Tyler Pulini • Augustine Pulu • Denzel Samoa • Julian Savea • Jonathan Taumateine • Simon-Peter Toleafoa • Tuna Tuitama • Glen Vaihu
Coach Tana Umaga
Reds squad[57]
Forwards Richie Asiata • George Blake • Nick Bloomfield • Joe Brial • Charlie Brosnan • John Bryant • Josh Canham • Massimo de Lutiis • Matt Faessler • Zac Hough • Trevor King • Vaiuta Latu • Fraser McReight • Hamish Muller • Josh Nasser • Zane Nonggorr • Tom Robinson • Aidan Ross • Will Ross • Lukhan Salakaia-Loto • Jeffery Toomaga-Allen • Seru Uru • Harrison Usher • Kingsley Uys • Harry Wilson
Backs Lachie Anderson • Jock Campbell • Nicholas Conway • Filipo Daugunu • Josh Flook • Frankie Goldsbrough • Carter Gordon • Isaac Henry • Tom Lynagh • Finn Mackay • James Martens • Will McCulloch • Tate McDermott • Harry McLaughlin-Phillips • Heremaia Murray • Hunter Paisami • Dre Pakeho • Treyvon Pritchard • Xavier Rubens • Tim Ryan • Kalani Thomas • Ben Volavola • Louis Werchon
Coach Les Kiss
Waratahs squad[58]
Forwards Jamie Adamson • Miles Amatosero • Siosifa Amone • Jack Barrett • Angus Blyth • Daniel Botha • Ethan Dobbins • Eamon Doyle • Austin Durbridge • Folau Fainga'a • Charlie Gamble • Will Goddard • Ben Grant • Clem Halaholo • Lachlan Hooper • Isaac Aedo Kailea • Tom Lambert • Ioane Moananu • Matt Philip • Apolosi Ranawai • Pete Samu • Angus Scott-Young • Leafi Talataina
Backs Jack Bowen • Lawson Creighton • Jack Debreczeni • Jake Gordon • Sid Harvey • Jimmy Hendren • Leo Jacques • Max Jorgensen • Andrew Kellaway • Michael McDonald • George Poolman • Harry Potter • Triston Reilly • Archie Saunders • Joseph-Aukuso Sua'ali'i • Joey Walton • Teddy Wilson
Coach Dan McKellar

Referees

The following referees were selected to officiate the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season:[59][60][61][62][63]

2026 Super Rugby Pacific referees
Australia Nic Berry • Angus Gardner • Reuben Keane • Damon Murphy • Jordan Way
New Zealand James Doleman • Angus Mabey • Ben O'Keeffe • Todd Petrie • Marcus Playle • Paul Williams

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