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Men's rugby union club competition
2011 Super Rugby season 18 February – 9 July 2011 AUS Australia
NZL New Zealand
RSA South Africa 15 Reds (1st title) Crusaders 125 2370879 52,113 (Reds 18–13 Crusaders; 9 July 2011) 559 Quade Cooper, Reds (228) Bjorn Basson, Bulls (9)
Sean Maitland, Crusaders (9)
Sarel Pretorius, Cheetahs (9) superrugby.com 2010 2012
The 2011 Super Rugby season was the first season of the new 15-team format for the Super Rugby competition, which involved teams from Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Including its past iterations as Super 12 and Super 14, this was the 16th season for the Southern Hemisphere's premier transnational club competition. The season kicked off in February 2011, with pre-season matches held from mid-January. It finished in early July to allow players a recovery period for the 2011 Rugby World Cup to be held in September and October; in future non-World Cup years, the competition will extend into August.
This season saw the arrival of the Melbourne Rebels, admitted to the competition as Australia's fifth team after entry by the Southern Kings from South Africa was denied. This was also the first season of a revamped competition format, with a greater focus on matches within each participating country and an expanded finals series.
During this season, the first ever Super Rugby game was played outside the SANZAR region, taking place at Twickenham Stadium between the Crusaders and the Sharks. The match was moved to Twickenham because of the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake. Proceeds of the game were also donated to the relief effort.
The final was played at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane between the Queensland Reds and the Crusaders. The Reds won 18–13 to claim their first Super Rugby title.http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5iMtSXBfPfjd0hHgcOqskFzPQEUiA?docId=CNG.6c4645ce2c3aff875cec6a3515475b82.5e1 https://archive.today/20130124184221/http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5iMtSXBfPfjd0hHgcOqskFzPQEUiA?docId=CNG.6c4645ce2c3aff875cec6a3515475b82.5e1 dead 2013-01-24 AFP: Reds beat Crusaders for first Super title
Background
Competition format
Covering 21 weeks, the schedule featured a total of 125 matches. The 15 teams were grouped by geography, labelled the Australian Conference, New Zealand Conference and the South African Conference. With the new format, the regular season consisted of two types of matches:
Internal Conference Matches – Each team plays the other four teams in the same conference twice, home and away. (See table below for conferences.)
Cross Conference Matches – Each team plays four teams of the other two conferences away, and four teams of the other two conferences home, thus missing out on two teams (one from each of the other conferences). Each team plays two home and two away games against teams from each of the other countries, making a total of eight cross conference games for each team. How will the new Super Rugby format work? http://www.superxv.com/format/ Super XV Sports Digital Media 2011-04-01 14 April 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20160414094134/http://www.superxv.com/format/ dead
The top team of each conference, plus the next top three teams in table points regardless of conference (wild card teams), moved on to the finals. Super Rugby: Conferences Australian Rugby Union http://www.superrugby.com/GameDay/Conferences.aspx 2010-09-13 Wayne Smith 29 January 2011 Warming to sound of Supe Australian News Limited subscription https://www.theaustralian.com.au/sport/opinion/warming-to-sound-of-supe-rugby/news-story/a6c3755d4b52718ff1b05e9797cfbe05 2011-01-31 The top two conference winners, based on table points, receive first-round byes. In the first round of the finals, the third conference winner is the No. 3 seed and hosts the wild card team with the worst record, and the best wild card team hosts the second-best wild card team. In the semi-finals, the No. 2 conference winner hosts the higher surviving seed from the first round, and the No. 1 conference winner hosts the other first-round winner. The final is hosted by the top remaining seed. Super Rugby: Finals Format Australian Rugby Union http://www.superrugby.com/GameDay/FinalsFormat.aspx 2010-09-13
Teams and personnel
Super Rugby franchise areas
Overview
Union Team Stadia information Coach Captain Stadia Capacity Location AUS Australia Brumbies Canberra Stadium 25,011 Bruce, Australian Capital Territory AUS Tony Rea Matt Giteau Force Perth Rectangular Stadium 20,500 Perth, Western Australia AUS Richard Graham Nathan Sharpe Reds Lang Park 52,500 Milton, Queensland AUS Ewen McKenzie James Horwill Rebels Melbourne Rectangular Stadium 30,050 Olympic Park, Victoria AUS Rod Macqueen Stirling Mortlock Waratahs Sydney Football Stadium 45,500 Moore Park, New South Wales AUS Chris Hickey Phil Waugh Stadium Australia 83,000 Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales NZL New Zealand Blues Eden Park 50,000 Kingsland, Auckland NZLSAM Pat Lam Keven Mealamu Okara Park 18,500 Whangārei, Northland North Harbour Stadium 14,000 Albany, Auckland Chiefs Waikato Stadium 25,800 Hamilton, Waikato NZL Ian Foster Mils Muliaina Baypark Stadium 19,800 Tauranga Crusaders Trafalgar ParkCrusaders-venues Due to the damage caused to the Crusaders' Lancaster Park home ground from the 2011 Christchurch earthquake, they played their entire 2011 season at alternative venues, including one at Twickenham Stadium, London. 18,000 Nelson NZL Todd Blackadder Richie McCaw Fraser ParkCrusaders-venues 12,500 Timaru, Canterbury McLean ParkCrusaders-venues 19,700 Napier, Hawke's Bay Highlanders Carisbrook 29,000 Dunedin, Otago NZLJPN 18px Jamie Joseph Jamie Mackintosh Rugby Park Stadium 18,000 Invercargill, Southland Hurricanes Wellington Regional Stadium 34,500 Pipitea, Wellington NZL Mark Hammett Andrew Hore McLean Park 19,700 Napier, Hawke's Bay Arena Manawatu 15,000 Palmerston North Central, Manawatū–Whanganui RSA South Africa Bulls Loftus Versfeld Stadium 51,762 Pretoria, Gauteng RSA Frans Ludeke Victor Matfield Cheetahs Free State Stadium 42,000 Bloemfontein, Free State RSA Naka Drotské Juan Smith Lions Ellis Park Stadium 62,567 Doornfontein, Gauteng NZL John Mitchell Franco van der Merwe Sharks Kings Park Stadium 52,500 Stamford Hill, KwaZulu-Natal NZL John Plumtree John Smit Stormers Newlands Stadium 51,900 Cape Town, Western Cape RSA Allister Coetzee Schalk Burger
Locations
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Oceania -37.825278 144.983889 Disc Plain red.svg 5 Rebels left 89
Oceania -27.464722 153.009444 Disc Plain red.svg 5 Reds 89
Oceania -33.889167 151.225278 Disc Plain red.svg 5 Waratahs top 89
Oceania -36.848461 174.763336 Disc Plain red.svg 5 Blues left 89
Oceania -37.781111 175.268333 Disc Plain red.svg 5 Chiefs 89
Oceania -43.543822 172.604055 Disc Plain red.svg 5 Crusaders 89
Oceania -45.869167 170.524444 Disc Plain red.svg 5 Highlanders 89
Oceania -41.273056 174.785833 Disc Plain red.svg 5 Hurricanes 89 1255 765 500 515 60 center Home locations of all the 2011 Super Rugby teams
South Africa 260 none South Africa -25.753333 28.222778 right Disc Plain red.svg 5 Bulls 89
South Africa -29.117222 26.208889 left Disc Plain red.svg 5 Cheetahs 89
South Africa -26.1975 28.060833 left Disc Plain red.svg 5 Lions 89
South Africa -29.825 31.029722 bottom Disc Plain red.svg 5 Sharks 89
South Africa -33.903333 18.411111 right Disc Plain red.svg 5 Stormers 89
Standings
Conference standings
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AUS main PP y AUS Australian Conference RED Reds 66 WAR Waratahs 57 FOR Force 37 BRU Brumbies 33 REB Rebels 24 #E8FFD8 C y
5em NZL main PP y NZL New Zealand Conference CRU Crusaders 61 BLU Blues 60 HIG Highlanders 45 HUR Hurricanes 42 CHI Chiefs 40 #E8FFD8 C y
5em SA1 main PP y RSA South African conference STO Stormers 63 SHA Sharks 57 BUL Bulls 54 CHE Cheetahs 40 LIO Lions 29 #E8FFD8 C y
Overall standings
Fixtures
Round 1
18 February 2011 19:35 Hurricanes 9–14 Report Highlanders Aaron Cruden (3) 12', 29', 61' Ma'a Nonu 2 29 50 Lima Sopoaga 20' Lima Sopoaga 31'Robbie Robinson 63' Brayden Mitchell 70 Westpac Stadium, Wellington 11,250 Stuart Dickinson
18 February 2011 19:40 Rebels 0–43 Report Waratahs Ged Robinson 43 Kurtley Beale (2) 25', 52'Drew Mitchell (2) 32', 47'Tatafu Polota-Nau 44'Rob Horne 61'Phil Waugh 66' Berrick Barnes (3) 48', 53', 61'Kurtley Beale 67' AAMI Park, Melbourne 25,524 Mark Lawrence
19 February 2011 19:35 Blues 24–22 Report Crusaders Benson Stanley 50'Tony Woodcock 62'Keven Mealamu 71' Stephen Brett (3) 10', 14', 58' Sean Maitland 21'Andy Ellis 39' Dan Carter (4) 2', 17', 30', 54' Eden Park, Auckland 30,002 Chris Pollock
19 February 2011 19:40 Brumbies 28–20 Report Chiefs Robbie Coleman 13'Francis Fainifo 22'Salesi Ma'afu 71' Matt Giteau (2) 14', 72' Matt Giteau (3) 3', 10', 60' Sitiveni Sivivatu 52'Lelia Masaga 80' Stephen Donald 53' Stephen Donald 38' Canberra Stadium, Canberra 13,227 Jonathan Kaplan
19 February 2011 17:05 Sharks 24–9 Report Cheetahs Jacques Botes 3'Bismarck du Plessis 68' Patrick Lambie 69' Patrick Lambie (3) 10', 49', 52'Jacques-Louis Potgieter 76' Naas Olivier (3) 34', 44', 63' Mr Price Kings Park, Durban 26,972 Craig Joubert
19 February 2011 19:10 Lions 20–24 Report Bulls Waylon Murray 36'Martin Bezuidenhout 57'Warren Whiteley 61' Elton Jantjies 58' Elton Jantjies 69' Zane Kirchner 15'Gerhard van den Heever 17' Morné Steyn 18' Morné Steyn (4) 21', 28', 39', 40' Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg 42,300 Marius Jonker
20 February 2011 16:40 Reds 21–20 Report Force Saia Fainga'a 62'James Hanson 75' Quade Cooper 76' Quade Cooper (3) 4', 24', 46' James O'Connor 67' James O'Connor (5) 8', 12', 17', 40', 57' Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 26,060 Ian Smith
Stormers
Round 2
25 February 2011 19:35 Highlanders 23–13 Report Chiefs Nasi Manu, Kade Poki Robbie Robsinson (2) Lima Sopoaga (2), Robbie Robsinson Mike Delany Mike Delany Mike Delany (2) Tawera Kerr-Barlow 58 Carisbrook, Dunedin 10,950 Mark Lawrence
25 February 2011 19:40 Rebels 25–24 Report Brumbies Stirling Mortlock Danny Cipriani Danny Cipriani (6) Pat McCabe, Henry Speight Matt Giteau Matt Giteau (3) Matt Giteau AAMI Park, Melbourne 14,234 Jonathan Kaplan
25 February 2011 19:10 Cheetahs 23–25 Report Bulls Andries Strauss, Robert Ebersohn, Ashley Johnson Naas Olivier Naas Olivier (2) Wilhelm Steenkamp 54 Bakkies Botha, Danie Rossouw, Fourie du Preez Morné Steyn (2) Morné Steyn (2) Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein 23,012 Craig Joubert
26 February 2011 19:35 Hurricanes 0–0The match was cancelled and called a draw due to the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. Report Crusaders Westpac Stadium, Wellington
26 February 2011 19:40 Waratahs 30–6 Report Reds Drew Mitchell, Dave Dennis, Lachie Turner, Benn Robinson Kurtley Beale (2) Berrick Barnes (2) Quade Cooper (2) ANZ Stadium, Sydney 33,846 Bryce Lawrence
26 February 2011 17:05 Sharks 26–12 Report Blues Patrick Lambie, JP Pietersen Patrick Lambie (2) Patrick Lambie (4) Stephen Brett (3), Luke McAlister Mr Price Kings Park, Durban 26,812 Jaco Peyper
26 February 2011 19:10 Stormers 19–16 Report Lions Pieter Louw Peter Grant Gary Van Aswegen (3), Peter Grant Deon Fourie 23 Waylon Murray, Jaco Taute Elton Jantjies (2) DHL Newlands, Cape Town 34,152 Stuart Dickinson
Byes: Force
Round 3
4 March 2011 19:35 Crusaders 33–18 Report Waratahs Robbie Fruean (2), Sonny Bill Williams Dan Carter (3) Dan Carter (4) Tom Carter, Luke Burgess, Afa Pakalani Kurtley Beale Trafalgar Park, Nelson 10,988 Chris Pollock
4 March 2011 19:10 Lions 32–41 Report Blues Jano Vermaak, Warren Whiteley, Doppies la Grange, Josh Strauss Elton Jantjies (3) Elton Jantjies (2) Joe Rokocoko, Jared Payne, Rene Ranger (2), Alby Mathewson Luke McAlister (4)Stephen Brett Luke McAlister Luke McAlister Kurtis Haiu 38 Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg 24,687 Jonathan Kaplan
5 March 2011 19:35 Chiefs 38–10 Report Rebels Sitiveni Sivivatu, Lelia Masaga (2), Sona Taumalolo Stephen Donald (3) Stephen Donald (3) Gareth Delve Danny Cipriani Danny Cipriani Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 5,500 Vinny Munro
5 March 2011 19:40 Brumbies 25–31 Report Reds Stephen Moore, Pat McCabe, Ita Vaea, Ben Alexander Matt Giteau Matt Giteau Scott Higginbotham Quade Cooper Quade Cooper (7) Quade Cooper Ben Daley 37 Canberra Stadium, Canberra 16,027 Mark Lawrence
5 March 2011 19:05 Force 12–39 Report Sharks James O'Connor (4) Rory Sidey 0 17Nick Cummins 77 Odwa Ndungane, Bismarck du Plessis, Steven Sykes, Willem Alberts, Patrick Lambie Patrick Lambie (3) Patrick Lambie (2) nib Stadium, Perth 17,620 Keith Brown
5 March 2011 17:05 Stormers 21–15 Report Cheetahs Peter Grant (7) Naas Olivier (4), Riaan Viljoen DHL Newlands, Cape Town 31,497 Pro Legoete
5 March 2011 19:10 Bulls 28–35 Report Highlanders Flip van der Merwe, Fourie du Preez, Bjorn Basson Morné Steyn (2) Morné Steyn (3) Deon Stegmann 39 Adam Thomson, Josh Bekhuis, Kade Poki (2) Tony Brown (3) Robbie Robinson (2), Tony Brown Alando Soakai 72 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 26,85219637 8385 8399 795 Vodacom Bulls 28 35 Highlanders 5 March 2011 4 July 2016 Stuart Dickinson
Byes: Hurricanes
Round 4
11 March 2011 19:35 Crusaders 52–10 Report Brumbies Sean Maitland (4), Sonny Bill Williams, Israel Dagg Dan Carter (4), Matt Berquist Dan Carter (4) Matt Giteau Matt Giteau Matt Giteau Matt Giteau 22 Trafalgar Park, Nelson 11,000 Garratt Williamson
11 March 2011 19:40 Rebels 32–34 Report Sharks Cooper Vuna, Julian Huxley, Danny Cipriani, Jarrod Saffy Danny Cipriani (3) Danny Cipriani (2) Cooper Vuna 54 Bismarck du Plessis, Lwazi Mvovo, Ryan Kankowski, Jacques-Louis Potgieter Patrick Lambie (4) Patrick Lambie (2) AAMI Park, Melbourne 15,126 Chris Pollock
11 March 2011 19:10 Stormers 18–6 Report Highlanders Peter Grant (6) Andries Bekker 35 Robbie Robinson (2) Jarrad Hoeata 35 DHL Newlands, Cape Town 32,436 Steve Walsh
12 March 2011 19:35 Hurricanes 29–26 Report Chiefs John Schwalger, Tyson Keats Aaron Cruden, Daniel Kirkpatrick Aaron Cruden (3), Daniel Kirkpatrick (2) Stephen Donald, Scott Waldrom, Tim Nanai-Williams Stephen Donald Stephen Donald (2), Mike Delany Westpac Stadium, Wellington 12,872 Marius Jonker
12 March 2011 19:05 Force 22–22 Report Blues Nick Cummins James O'Connor James O'Connor (5) Jono Jenkins 75 Keven Mealamu Stephen Brett Luke McAlister (4), Stephen Brett nib Stadium, Perth 15,931 Nathan Pearce
12 March 2011 17:05 Cheetahs 20–25 Report Lions Andries Strauss Sias Ebersohn (5) Lionel Mapoe, Derick Minnie Elton Jantjies (5) James Kamana 55 Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein 5,000 Keith Brown
Byes: Bulls, Reds, Waratahs
Round 5
18 March 2011 19:35 Chiefs 15–9 Report Sharks Tim Nanai-Williams, Mike Delany (4) Patrick Lambie (3) Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 8,428 Garratt Williamson
18 March 2011 19:40 Reds 53–3 Report Rebels Anthony Fainga'a, Adam Wallace-Harrison, Scott Higginbotham, Ben Daley, Mike Harris (2), Luke Morahan Quade Cooper (5) Mike Harris (1) Quade Cooper (2) Danny Cipriani Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 22,031 Stuart Dickinson
19 March 2011 17:30 Highlanders 13–44 Report Crusaders Adam Thomson Robbie Robinson Tony Brown (2) Robbie Fruean, Kieran Read, Israel Dagg (2), Kahn Fotuali'i, Wyatt Crockett Dan Carter (3), Matt Berquist Dan Carter (3) Sam Whitelock 34 Carisbrook, Dunedin 20,700 Marius Jonker
19 March 2011 19:35 Blues 41–17 Report Hurricanes Rene Ranger, Stephen Brett, Lachie Munro, Alby Mathewson, Jared Payne Luke McAlister (2), Lachie Munro (3) Luke McAlister (2) Neemia Tialata Daniel Kirkpatrick (4) Andrew Hore 64 Eden Park, Auckland 22,507 Vinny Munro
19 March 2011 19:40 Waratahs 3–23 Report Cheetahs Kurtley Beale Phillip Snyman, Sarel Pretorius Sias Ebersohn (2) Sias Ebersohn (3) Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 15,849 Chris Pollock
19 March 2011 17:05 Lions 15–27 Report Force Elton Jantjies (4) Elton Jantjies Nick Cummins, Alfie Mafi Cameron Shepherd James O'Connor (5) James O'Connor 51 Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg 13,535 Mark Lawrence
19 March 2011 19:10 Bulls 13–23 Report Stormers Bjorn Basson Morné Steyn Morne Steyn (2) Bryan Habana Peter Grant (6) Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 47,101 Keith Brown
Byes: Brumbies
Round 6
25 March 2011 19:40 Rebels 42–25 Report Hurricanes Rodney Blake, Alister Campbell (2), Michael Lipman, Cooper Vuna, Nick Phipps Danny Cipriani (3) Danny Cipriani (2) Chris Eaton, Victor Vito, Daniel Kirkpatrick, Dane Coles Daniel Kirkpatrick Daniel Kirkpatrick AAMI Park, Melbourne 16,809 Jaco Peyper
26 March 2011 14:40 Reds 41–8 Report Cheetahs Digby Ioane, Rod Davies (2), Saia Fainga'a, Will Genia (2) Quade Cooper (3), Mike Harris Quade Cooper Wilhelm Steenkamp Sias Ebersohn Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 19,579
26 March 2011 19:35 Chiefs 13–16 Report Blues Liam Messam, Sona Taumalolo Mike Delany Jared Payne, Luke McAlister Luke McAlister (3) Waikato Stadium, Hamilton 9,098
26 March 2011 19:40 Brumbies 22–29 Report Waratahs Ben Alexander Matt Giteau Matt Giteau (5) Ryan Cross, Sitaleki Timani Kurtley Beale (2) Kurtley Beale (5) Canberra Stadium, Canberra 18,011
26 March 2011 15:00 Stormers 51–16 Force Jaque Fourie (2), Deon Fourie (2), Jean de Villiers, Andries Bekker Peter Grant (6) Peter Grant (3) James O'Connor James O'Connor James O'Connor (3) DHL Newlands, Cape Town 31,591 Pro Legoete
26 March 2011 17:05 Bulls 30–23 Report Lions Dewald Potgieter, Gary Botha, Bjorn Basson Morné Steyn (3) Morné Steyn (3) Deon van Rensburg, Franco van der Merwe André Pretorius (2) Elton Jantjies (3) Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 25,169
27 March 2011 16:00 Crusaders 44–28 Report Sharks Sean Maitland(2), Dan Carter, Zac Guildford, Israel Dagg Dan Carter (4), Matt Berquist Dan Carter (3) Willem Alberts, Jacques-Louis Potgieter, Alistair Hargreaves, Odwa Ndungane Jacques-Louis Potgieter Jacques-Louis Potgieter (2) Twickenham, London 35,094
Byes: Highlanders
Round 7
1 April 2011 19:35 Highlanders 26–20 Report Brumbies Jason Rutledge (2), Jamie Mackintosh Colin Slade Colin Slade, Tony Brown (2) Matt Giteau, Andrew Smith, Patrick Phibbs Matt Giteau Matt Giteau Rugby Park, Invercargill 6,500 Stuart Dickinson
1 April 2011 19:40 Waratahs 23–16 Report Chiefs Atieli Pakalani, Penalty try Kurtley Beale (2) Kurtley Beale (3) Tim Nanai-Williams Mike Delany Mike Delany (2), Tim Nanai-Williams Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 20,720 Jaco Peyper
2 April 2011 17:30 Blues 29–22 Report Cheetahs Joe Rokocoko, Stephen Brett, Peter Saili, Isaia Toeava Luke McAlister (3) Luke McAlister Sarel Pretorius (2), Coenraad Oosthuizen Naas Olivier (2) Sias Ebersohn Toll Stadium, Whangārei 9,100 Bryce Lawrence
2 April 2011 19:35 Hurricanes 14–26 Report Bulls Serge Lilo Daniel Kirkpatrick (2), Aaron Cruden Francois Hougaard Morné Steyn (5) Morné Steyn (2) McLean Park, Napier 10,750 Steve Walsh
2 April 2011 19:05 Force 25–26 Report Rebels Sam Wykes, Nathan Charles, Rory Sidey James O'Connor (2) James O'Connor (2) Mark Gerrard, Hugh Pyle, Richard Kingi Danny Cipriani Danny Cipriani (3) nib Stadium, Perth 15,118 Craig Joubert
2 April 2011 15:00 Lions 25–30 Report Reds Michael Killian, Jaco Taute André Pretorius (4), Rory Kockott Luke Morahan, Quade Cooper, Digby Ioane Mike Harris (3) Mike Harris (3) Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg 13,119 Vinny Munro
2 April 2011 17:05 Sharks 6–16 Report Stormers Jacques-Louis Potgieter (2) Schalk Burger Peter Grant Peter Grant (3) Mr Price Kings Park, Durban 34,071 Jonathan Kaplan
Byes: Crusaders
Round 8
8 April 2011 19:35 Highlanders 24–21 Report Cheetahs Adam Thomson (2), Kendrick Lynn Colin Slade (3) Colin Slade W. P. Nel, Robert Ebersohn, Philip Burger Sias Ebersohn (3) Carisbrook, Dunedin 6,500 Nathan Pearce
9 April 2011 19:35 Crusaders 27–0 Report Bulls Sonny Bill Williams, Israel Dagg, Tom Marshall Matt Berquist (4) Fraser Park, Timaru 11,000 Jonathon White
9 April 2011 19:40 Brumbies 17–16 Report Hurricanes Henry Speight Matt Giteau (4) Aaron Cruden Aaron Cruden Aaron Cruden, Daniel Kirkpatrick (2) Canberra Stadium, Canberra 12,233 Craig Joubert
9 April 2011 20:05 Force 3–31 Report Waratahs James O'Connor Tom Carter, Drew Mitchell (2), Kurtley Beale Kurtley Beale (4) Kurtley Beale nib Stadium, Perth 14,578 Garratt Williamson
9 April 2011 17:05 Stormers 6–19 Report Reds Peter Grant (2) Mike Harris Quade Cooper Quade Cooper (4) DHL Newlands, Cape Town 40,000 Jaco Peyper
9 April 2011 19:10 Sharks 27–3 Report Lions Willem Alberts, JP Pietersen, Charl McLeod, Louis Ludik Meyer Bosman, Jacques-Louis Potgieter Jacques-Louis Potgieter Elton Jantjies Mr Price Kings Park, Durban 25,127 Jonathan Kaplan
Byes: Blues, Chiefs, Rebels
Round 9
15 April 2011 19:35 Chiefs 16–34 Report Crusaders Lelia Masaga Mike Delany Mike Delany (3) Robbie Fruean, Sean Maitland, Andy Ellis, Luke Romano Matt Berquist (4) Matt Berquist (2) Baypark Stadium, Mount Maunganui 16,500 Craig Joubert
15 April 2011 19:40 Rebels 18–40 Report Highlanders Hugh Pyle, Greg Somerville Danny Cipriani Danny Cipriani (2) Adam Thomson (2), Alando Soakai, Siale Piutau (2), Kade Poki Robbie Robinson (2) Robbie Robinson (2) AAMI Park, Melbourne 18,739 Garratt Williamson
16 April 2011 19:35 Blues 31–17 Report Waratahs John Afoa, Tevita Mailau, Jared Payne, Rene Ranger, Alby Mathewson Luke McAlister (3) Daniel Halangahu, Drew Mitchell, Ryan Cross Kurtley Beale Eden Park, Auckland 17,200
16 April 2011 19:40 Reds 39–30 Report Bulls Quade Cooper 6'c, Radike Samo 37'c, Luke Morahan (2) 48'm, 56'm Digby Ioane 67'm, James Horwill 72'm Quade Cooper (3) Quade Cooper 34'c Bjorn Basson (2) 38'm, 77'm, Danie Rossouw 70'c Morné Steyn (3) Morné Steyn (3) Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 26,266
16 April 2011 17:05 Lions 19–33 Report Stormers Warren Whiteley Burton Francis Burton Francis (3) Burton Francis Danie Poolman, Jaque Fourie, Johann Sadie Dewaldt Duvenage, Lionel Cronjé (2) Gary van Aswegen, Lionel Cronjé (3) Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg 17,319
16 April 2011 19:10 Cheetahs 47–50 Report Hurricanes Sarel Pretorius (3), Riaan Smit (2) Sias Ebersohn (5) Sias Ebersohn (2) Sias Ebersohn (2) Hosea Gear (2), Jack Lam, Andre Taylor, Alapati Leiua, Jeremy Thrush Daniel Kirkpatrick (3), Beauden Barrett Daniel Kirkpatrick (4) Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein 7,000 Stuart Dickinson
17 April 2011 16:10 Brumbies 19–27 Report Force Matt Giteau Matt Giteau Matt Giteau (4) James O'Connor, David Smith (2) William Ripia, James O'Connor (2) James O'Connor (2) Canberra Stadium, Canberra 13,123 Keith Brown
Byes: Sharks
Round 10
22 April 2011 19:35 Blues 40–23 Report Rebels Rene Ranger (2), Joe Rokocoko, Benson Stanley, Jared Payne, Luke Braid Stephen Brett, Luke McAlister Stephen Brett (2) Cooper Vuna, Lachlan Mitchell Danny Cipriani (2) Danny Cipriani (3) North Harbour Stadium, Auckland 10,100 Jonathon White
23 April 2011 19:35 Crusaders 18–26 Report Highlanders Zac Guildford, Adam Whitelock Matt Berquist Matt Berquist Matt Berquist James Paterson (2) Siale Piutau Tony Brown Tony Brown (3) Trafalgar Park, Nelson 9,000 Bryce Lawrence
23 April 2011 19:40 Reds 19–15 Report Waratahs Quade Cooper 37'c Quade Cooper Quade Cooper (3) Quade Cooper 40+1'c Kurtley Beale (5) Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 35,828 Steve Walsh, replaced by Ian Smith Second half
23 April 2011 20:05 Force 26–21 Report Bulls Cameron Shepherd James O'Connor (6), Willie Ripia Chiliboy Ralepelle, Bjorn Basson Morné Steyn Morné Steyn (3) nib Stadium, Perth 13,780 Mark Lawrence
23 April 2011 17:05 Sharks 40–24 Report Hurricanes John Smit, Lwazi Mvovo (2), Meyer Bosman, Ryan Kankowski Patrick Lambie (3) Patrick Lambie (3) Cory Jane, Faifili Levave Daniel Kirkpatrick Daniel Kirkpatrick (4) Mr Price Kings Park, Durban 30,899 Stuart Dickinson
23 April 2011 19:10 Lions 30–34 Report Chiefs Michael Killian, Joshua Strauss, Cobus Grobbelaar Burton Francis (2), Rory Kockott Burton Francis (3) Scott Waldrom (2), Romana Graham, Toby Smith, Dwayne Sweeney Stephen Donald (3) Stephen Donald Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg 10,128 Marius Jonker
Byes: Brumbies, Cheetahs, Stormers
Round 11
29 April 2011 19:35 Highlanders 10–15 Report Blues Robbie Robinson Robbie Robinson Robbie Robinson Luke McAlister (5) Carisbrook, Dunedin 12,277 Chris Pollock
29 April 2011 19:10 Cheetahs 47–36 Report Brumbies Coenie Oosthuizen, Sarel Pretorius (2), W. P. Nel Sias Ebersohn (3) Sias Ebersohn (5) Riaan Viljoen (2) Francis Fainifo, Ben Alexander, Michael Hooper, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Robbie Coleman Matt Giteau (4) Matt Giteau Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein Marius Jonker
30 April 2011 19:35 Hurricanes 28–26 Report Reds Faifili Levave, Aaron Cruden, Andre Taylor, Neemia Tialata Aaron Cruden Aaron Cruden (2) Scott Higginbotham, Luke Morahan (2) Quade Cooper Quade Cooper (3) Westpac Stadium, Wellington 9,101 Keith Brown
30 April 2011 19:40 Waratahs 28–9 Report Rebels Tatafu Polota-Nau, Dave Dennis, Dean Mumm Kurtley Beale (2) Kurtley Beale (3) Julian Huxley (3) Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 20,120 Jonathan Kaplan
30 April 2011 20:05 Force 30–42 Report Crusaders Cameron Shepherd (2) James O'Connor James O'Connor (5), Willie Ripia Israel Dagg (2), Sonny Bill Williams, Corey Flynn, Kahn Fotuali'i Matt Berquist (4) Matt Berquist (3) nib Stadium, Perth 22,000 Vinny Munro
30 April 2011 17:05 Bulls 43–27 Report Chiefs Wynand Olivier (2), Gerhard van den Heever, Pierre Spies Morné Steyn (4) Morné Steyn (4) Morné Steyn Mils Muliaina, Brendon Leonard, Fritz Lee Stephen Donald (3) Stephen Donald (2) Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 20,497 Craig Joubert
30 April 2011 19:10 Stormers 32–12 Report Sharks Jean de Villiers c, Gio Aplon c, Jaque Fourie m, Deon Fourie c Lionel Cronjé (2), Kurt Coleman Lionel Cronjé Gio Aplon Patrick Lambie (4) DHL Newlands, Cape Town 46,018 Jaco Peyper
Byes: Lions
Round 12
6 May 2011 19:35 Hurricanes 11–17 Report Blues Hosea Gear Aaron Cruden (2) Tyson Keats 61 Alby Mathewson Lachie Munro (4) Westpac Stadium, Wellington 11,016 Jonathan Kaplan
6 May 2011 19:40 Rebels 18–33 Report Reds James Hilgendorf, Afusipa Taumoepeau, Peter Betham Julian Huxley Scott Higginbotham, Radike Samo, Dom Shipperley, Digby Ioane Quade Cooper (2) Quade Cooper (3) AAMI Park, Melbourne 16,593
6 May 2011 19:10 Lions 19–53 Report Cheetahs Joshua Strauss, Michael Rhodes, Martin Bezuidenhout Burton Francis (2) Corne Uys, Riaan Viljoen (3), Robert Ebersohn Sias Ebersohn (4), Naas Olivier Sias Ebersohn (6) Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg 15,403
7 May 2011 19:35 Chiefs 20–7 Report Highlanders Brendon Leonard, Liam Messam Stephen Donald, Dwayne Sweeney Stephen Donald (2) Jason Rutledge Robbie Robinson Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
7 May 2011 19:40 Waratahs 20–15 Report Force Ryan Cross, John Ulugia Kurtley Beale (2) Kurtley Beale (2) James O'Connor (5) Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 17,532
7 May 2011 17:05 Stormers 14–20 Report Crusaders Jaque Fourie Lionel Cronjé (3) Wyatt Crockett (2) Matt Berquist (2) Matt Berquist (2) DHL Newlands, Cape Town 48,500
7 May 2011 19:10 Sharks 34–16 Report Brumbies JP Pietersen, Steven Sykes, Adrian Jacobs, Anton Bresler Patrick Lambie (4) Patrick Lambie (2) Christian Lealiifano Matt Giteau Matt Giteau (3) Mr Price Kings Park, Durban 21,773
Byes: Bulls
Round 13
13 May 2011 19:35 Highlanders 13–6 Report Hurricanes Ben Smith Lima Sopoaga Lima Sopoaga (2) Aaron Cruden (2) Rugby Park, Invercargill 8,000 Vinny Munro
13 May 2011 17:00 Reds 37–31 Report Blues Quade Cooper, Saia Fainga'a, Scott Higginbotham, James Hanson Quade Cooper (4) Quade Cooper (3) Chris Lowrey, Lachie Munro, Alby Mathewson, Rene Ranger Luke McAlister (4) Luke McAlister Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 30,046 Jonathan Kaplan
14 May 2011 19:35 Chiefs 30–23 Report Stormers Penalty try, Sitiveni Sivivatu, Liam Messam Stephen Donald (3) Stephen Donald (3) Gio Aplon, Schalk Burger Peter Grant (2) Peter Grant (3) Waikato Stadium, Hamilton Stuart Dickinson
14 May 2011 19:40 Brumbies 20–29 Report Lions Stephen Moore, Andrew Smith Matt Giteau (2) Matt Giteau (2) Michael Rhodes, Deon van Rensburg, Alwyn Hollenbach, Jaco Taute Elton Jantjies (3) Elton Jantjies Canberra Stadium, Canberra 10,122 Nathan Pearce
14 May 2011 17:05 Bulls 47–10 Report Rebels Wynand Olivier (3), Zane Kirchner (2), Bjorn Basson, Fourie du Preez Morné Steyn (6) Cooper Vuna Julian Huxley Julian Huxley Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 18,833 Chris Pollock
14 May 2011 19:10 Cheetahs 33–20 Report Crusaders Robert Ebersohn, Sias Ebersohn, Ashley Johnson Sias Ebersohn (3) Sias Ebersohn (4) Zac Guildford, Dan Carter Dan Carter (2) Dan Carter, Matthew Berquist Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein Bryce Lawrence
Byes: Force, Sharks, Waratahs
Round 14
20 May 2011 19:35 Blues 26–28 Report Stormers Alby Mathewson, Lachie Munro Luke McAlister (2) Luke McAlister (4) Juan de Jongh, Johann Sadie, Schalk Burger Dewaldt Duvenage (2) Lionel Cronjé, Dewaldt Duvenage (2) Eden Park, Auckland 22,200 Keith Brown
21 May 2011 19:35 Crusaders 25–19 Report Chiefs Luke Romano Dan Carter Dan Carter (5) Dan Carter Liam Messam Stephen Donald Stephen Donald (4) McLean Park, Napier 14,000 Stuart Dickinson
21 May 2011 19:40 Waratahs 29–12 Report Lions Kurtley Beale, Sosene Anesi (2), Ryan Cross, Tom Kingston Kurtley Beale (2) Jaco Taute, Dylan des Fountain Elton Jantjies Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 14,130 Marius Jonker
21 May 2011 10:05 Force 13–13 Report Brumbies Sam Wykes James O'Connor James O'Connor (2) Henry Speight Matt Giteau Matt Giteau (2) nib Stadium, Perth 14,477 Ian Smith
21 May 2011 17:05 Cheetahs 41–21 Report Rebels Corne Uys (2), Rayno Benjamin, Adriaan Strauss (2) Sias Ebersohn (4), Naas Olivier Sias Ebersohn (2) Ged Robinson, Mark Gerrard, Penalty try Richard Kingi (3) Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein Pro Legoete
21 May 2011 19:10 Sharks 23–32 Report Bulls Bismarck du Plessis, Adrian Jacobs Patrick Lambie (2) Patrick Lambie (3) Francois Hougaard, Bakkies Botha Morné Steyn (2) Morné Steyn (5) Morné Steyn Mr Price Kings Park, Durban 35,143 Bryce Lawrence
Byes: Highlanders, Hurricanes, Reds
Round 15
27 May 2011 19:35 Hurricanes 34–28 Report Force Ma'a Nonu (2), James Broadhurst, Cory Jane Aaron Cruden (4/4) Aaron Cruden (2) Rory Sidey, Cameron Shepherd, Ben McCalman Cameron Shepherd (2/3) Cameron Shepherd (3) FMG Stadium, Palmerston North 8,408 Glen Jackson
28 May 2011 19:35 Highlanders 22–26 Report Lions Shaun Treeby Lima Sopoaga (1/1) Lima Sopoaga (5) Joshua Strauss, Wikus van Heerden Elton Jantjies (2/2) Elton Jantjies (4) Carisbrook, Dunedin 5,217 Jonathon White
28 May 2011 19:40 Brumbies 3–16 Stormers Christian Lealiifano (1) Francois Louw Kurt Coleman (1/1) Kurt Coleman (2), Gio Aplon (1) Canberra Stadium, Canberra 10,311 Marius Jonker
28 May 2011 17:05 Sharks 26–21 Report Waratahs Patrick Lambie, JP Pietersen Patrick Lambie (2/2) Patrick Lambie (4) Lachie Turner, Daniel Halangahu Daniel Halangahu (1/2) Kurtley Beale (3) Mr Price Kings Park, Durban 22,000 Jonathan Kaplan
28 May 2011 19:10 Bulls 32–21 Report Cheetahs Bjorn Basson, Danie Rossouw (2), Francois Hougaard Morné Steyn (3/4) Morné Steyn (2) Ashley Johnson (2), Sias Ebersohn Sias Ebersohn (3) Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 36,411 Mark Lawrence
29 May 2011 16:10 Reds 17–16 Report Crusaders Ben Tapuai, Will Genia Quade Cooper (2/2) Quade Cooper (1/4) Brent Ward Dan Carter (1/1) Dan Carter (3) Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 48,301 Stuart Dickinson
Byes: Blues, Chiefs, Rebels
Round 16
3 June 2011 19:35 Highlanders 14–21 Report Force Ben Smith Lima Sopoaga (3) David Smith (2) James Stannard James Stannard (3) Carisbrook, Dunedin 6,400
3 June 2011 19:40 Rebels 3–40 Report Stormers Julian Huxley Bryan Habana, Kurt Coleman, Jaque Fourie, Nick Köster, Jean De Villiers Kurt Coleman (2), Earl Rose Kurt Coleman (3) AAMI Park, Melbourne 15,238
3 June 2011 19:10 Bulls 23–17 Report Waratahs Wynand Olivier, Bjorn Basson Morné Steyn (2) Morné Steyn (3) Afa Pakalani Kurtley Beale (4) Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 23,706
4 June 2011 17:30 Hurricanes 38–27 Report Lions Hosea Gear (2), Aaron Cruden, Ma'a Nonu Aaron Cruden (3) Aaron Cruden (4) Jaco Taute (2), Doppies La Grange Elton Jantjies (2), Butch James Elton Jantjies (2) Westpac Stadium, Wellington 8,667
4 June 2011 19:35 Blues 11–16 Report Chiefs Jared Payne Luke McAlister (2) Tana Umaga Stephen Donald Stephen Donald (3) Eden Park, Auckland 13,000
4 June 2011 19:40 Reds 14–22 Report Brumbies Ben Lucas Quade Cooper (3) Stephen Moore Matt Giteau Matt Giteau (5) Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane 27,374
4 June 2011 17:05 Cheetahs 18–23 Report Sharks Sarel Pretorius, Riaan Viljoen Sias Ebersohn Sias Ebersohn (2) Lwazi Mvovo, JP Pietersen Patrick Lambie (2) Patrick Lambie (3) Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein 23,100
Byes: Crusaders
Round 17
10 June 2011 19:35 Chiefs 18–18 Report Hurricanes Richard Kahui, Isaac Ross Stephen Donald (1/2) Stephen Donald (2) Andrew Hore, Hosea Gear Aaron Cruden (1/2) Aaron Cruden (2) Waikato Stadium, Hamilton Steve Walsh
10 June 2011 19:40 Brumbies 32–17 Report Rebels Christian Lealiifano, Tyrone Smith, Matt Giteau, Pat McCabe, Stephen Moore Christian Lealiifano, Matt Giteau Matt Giteau Jarrod Saffy, Afusipa Taumoepeau Danny Cipriani (2) Danny Cipriani Canberra Stadium, Canberra 11,777 Glen Jackson
11 June 2011 19:35 Crusaders 23–16 Report Blues Matt Todd, Zac Guildford (2) Dan Carter (1/3) Dan Carter (2) Rene Ranger, Charlie Faumuina Luke McAlister (2) Fraser Park, Timaru 12,000 Craig Joubert
11 June 2011 19:40 Waratahs 33–7 Report Highlanders Tom Carter (3), Dave Dennis, Josh Holmes Kurtley Beale (4/5) Jason Rutledge Tony Brown (1/1) Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 13,474 Chris Pollock
11 June 2011 20:05 Force 21–24 Report Reds Rory Sidey (2), David Pocock James O'Connor (2) Quade Cooper, Scott Higginbotham, Dom Shipperley Quade Cooper (3/3) Quade Cooper (1) nib Stadium, Perth 16,102 Stuart Dickinson
11 June 2011 16:05 Lions 30–30 Report Sharks Cobus Grobbelaar (2), Jano Vermaak Butch James (3/3) Butch James (3) Patrick Lambie, JP Pietersen, Lwazi Mvovo Patrick Lambie (3/3) Patrick Lambie (3) Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg 35,846 Marius Jonker
11 June 2011 18:10 Stormers 16–19 Report Bulls Andries Bekker Dewaldt Duvenage (1/1) Kurt Coleman, Dewaldt Duvenage (2) Francois Hougaard Morné Steyn (1/1) Morné Steyn (4) DHL Newlands, Cape Town 51,900 Jonathan Kaplan
Byes: Cheetahs
Round 18
17 June 2011 19:35 Blues 33–16 Report Highlanders Stephen Brett, Luke McAlister, Jared Payne Lachie Munro (3/3) Lachie Munro (4) Matt Saunders (2) Tony Brown (1) Tony Brown (1) Eden Park, Auckland 12,800 Bryce Lawrence
17 June 2011 19:40 Rebels 24–27 Report Force Adam Freier, Stirling Mortlock Stirling Mortlock (1) Danny Cipriani (4) David Smith, James Stannard Willie Ripia (1/2) James Stannard (4), Willie Ripia AAMI Park, Melbourne 14,861 Garratt Williamson
18 June 2011 17:30 Chiefs 11–19 Report Reds Fritz Lee Stephen Donald (2) Liam Gill Quade Cooper (1/1) Quade Cooper (4) Waikato Stadium, Hamilton Keith Brown
18 June 2011 19:35 Crusaders 16–9 Report Hurricanes Robbie Fruean Dan Carter (1/1) Dan Carter (3) Aaron Cruden (3) Westpac Stadium, Wellington 18,453 Steve Walsh
18 June 2011 19:40 Waratahs 41–7 Report Brumbies Lachie Turner, Sitaleki Timani, Chris Alcock, Sosene Anesi, Dave Dennis Kurtley Beale (5/5) Kurtley Beale (2) Francis Fainifo Matt Giteau (1/1) ANZ Stadium, Sydney 28,276 Craig Joubert
18 June 2011 17:05 Bulls 23–26 Report Sharks Gerhard van den Heever, Francois Hougaard Morné Steyn (2/2) Morné Steyn (3) Stefan Terblanche, Lwazi Mvovo Patrick Lambie (1/1), Frédéric Michalak (1/1) Patrick Lambie (2), Frédéric Michalak (1) Frédéric Michalak (1) Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria 51,762 Jonathan Kaplan
18 June 2011 19:10 Cheetahs 34–44 Report Stormers Davon Raubenheimer, Rayno Benjamin (3) Sias Ebersohn (4/4) Sias Ebersohn (2) Gio Aplon, Juan de Jongh, Nick Köster, Bryan Habana Peter Grant (3/4) Peter Grant (6) Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein Marius Jonker
Byes: Lions
Finals
main 3 yes yes high 40 Qualifiers Semi-finals Final 24 June – Auckland Blues y 26 Waratahs y 13 25 June – Nelson Crusaders y 36 Sharks y 8 2 July – Brisbane Reds y 30 Blues y 13 2 July – Cape Town Stormers y 10 Crusaders y 29 9 July – Brisbane Reds y 18 Crusaders y 13
Qualifiers
24 June 2011 19:35 NZST (UTC+12) Blues 26–13 Report Waratahs Munro 24' cWilliams 63' c McAlister (1/1) 25'Munro (1/1) 65' Munro (3/4) 34', 37', 56'McAlister (1/1) 78' Carter 18' mTurner 75' m Beale (0/2) Beale (1/1) 32' Eden Park, Auckland 16,100 Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
25 June 2011 19:35 NZST (UTC+12) Crusaders 36–8 Report Sharks Williams 32' cRead 50' cB. Franks 78' c Carter (2/2) 34', 51'Berquist (1/1) 79' Carter (5/7) 2', 36', 48', 58', 75' Alberts 11' m Lambie (0/1) Lambie (1/2) 43' Trafalgar Park, Nelson 12,000 Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
Semi-finals
2 July 2011 19:40 AEST (UTC+10) Reds 30–13 Report Blues Davies (3) 12' c, 48' m, 57' cTapuai 30' m Cooper (2/4) 13', 59' Cooper (1/1) 38' Cooper (1/1) 75' Lowrey 41' c Brett (1/1) 41' McAlister (2/2) 46', 53' Lang Park, Brisbane 44,940 Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)
2 July 2011 17:05 SAST (UTC+02) Stormers 10–29 Report Crusaders Habana 39' c Grant (1/1) 40' Grant (1/1) 7' Maitland 16' cFruean 34' c Carter (2/2) 17', 36' Carter (5/5) 14', 20', 25', 43', 65' Newlands Stadium, Cape Town 48,000 Craig Joubert (South Africa)
Final
2011 Super Rugby Final
9 July 2011 19:40 AEST (UTC+10) Reds 18–13 Report Crusaders Ioane 51' cGenia 68' m Cooper (1/2) 51' Cooper (2/3) 32', 38' Carter 35' c Carter (1/1) 36' Carter (2/3) 49', 56' Lang Park, Brisbane 52,113 Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
Player statistics
Leading try scorers
+ Top 10 try scorersPosNameTriesTeam 1 Bjorn Basson 9 Bulls Sean Maitland 9 Crusaders Sarel Pretorius 9 Cheetahs 4 Rene Ranger 8 Blues 5 Israel Dagg 7 Crusaders Jared Payne 7 Blues 7 Tom Carter 6 Waratahs Jaque Fourie 6 Stormers Robbie Fruean 6 Crusaders Hosea Gear 6 Hurricanes Scott Higginbotham 6 Reds Alby Mathewson 6 Blues Drew Mitchell 6 Waratahs Luke Morahan 6 Reds Lwazi Mvovo 6 Sharks Wynand Olivier 6 Bulls JP Pietersen 6 Sharks Jaco Taute 6 Lions Adam Thomson 6 Highlanders
Source: South African Rugby Union795 2011 Vodacom Super Rugby 5 May 2016
Leading point scorers
+ Top 10 overall point scorersPosNamePointsTeam 1 Quade Cooper 228 Reds 2 Morné Steyn 216 Bulls 3 Dan Carter 194 Crusaders 4 Patrick Lambie 193 Sharks 5 Sias Ebersohn 179 Cheetahs 6 Matt Giteau 171 Brumbies 7 James O'Connor 170 Force 8 Kurtley Beale 169 Waratahs 9 Peter Grant 142 Stormers 10 Luke McAlister 137 Blues
Source: South African Rugby Union795 2011 Vodacom Super Rugby 5 May 2016
Attendances
Team Main stadium Capacity Total attendance Average attendance % capacity NZL Blues Eden Park 50,000 153,009 17,001 NZL Chiefs Waikato Stadium 25,800 NZL Hurricanes Westpac Stadium 34,500 72,064 10,294 34% NZL Crusaders Trafalgar Park 18,000 133,535 14,837 NZL Highlanders Carisbrook 30,000 76,544 9,568 35% AUS Reds Suncorp Stadium 52,500 332,538 33,253 63% AUS Brumbies Canberra Stadium 25,011 104,831 13,103 52% AUS Waratahs Allianz Stadium 44,000 163,947 20,493 AUS Melbourne Rebels AAMI Park 29,500 137,124 17,140 58% AUS Western Force nib Stadium 20,500 129,606 16,200 79% RSA Sharks ABSA Stadium 52,000 222,797 27,849 53% RSA Bulls Loftus Versfeld 51,792 250,331 31,291 60% RSA Lions Ellis Park 62,567 172,337 21,542 34% RSA Cheetahs Free State Stadium 46,000 RSA Stormers Newlands Stadium 51,900 364,094 40,454 77%
See also
Sports
Super Rugby franchise areas
List of Super Rugby records
Notes
References
External links
http://www.sanzarrugby.com/superrugby SANZAR Super Rugby site
http://www.rugby.com.au/superrugby Australia Super Rugby site
http://www.superrugby.co.nz New Zealand Super Rugby site
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