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Fixtures 2015 FIXTURES 2015 www.superrugby.com brumbies.com.au westernforce.com.au melbournerebels.com.au redsrugby.com.au waratahs.com.au theblues.co.nz chiefs.co.nz crusaders.co.nz highlanders-rugby.co.nz hurricanes.co.nz vodacombulls.co.za fscheetahs.co.za lionsrugby.co.za sharksrugby.co.za iamastormer.com AUSTRALIA • NEW ZEALAND • SOUTH AFRICA www.superrugby.com @SuperRugby facebook.com/SuperRugby superrugby WWW.SUPERRUGBY.COM Visit our website Join the conversation WWW.SUPERRUGBY.COM Australian THE 2015 DRAW for latest updates & information #SuperRugby Eastern Time New Zealand Time South African Time ROUND 1 ROUND 4 ROUND 7 ROUND 10 ROUND 13 ROUND 16 FRIDAY 13 FEBRUARY FRIDAY 6 MARCH FRIDAY 27 MARCH FRIDAY 17 APRIL FRIDAY 8 MAY FRIDAY 29 MAY Crusaders v Rebels 17:35 19:35 8:35 Chiefs v Highlanders 17:35 19:35 8:35 Hurricanes v Rebels 17:35 19:35 8:35 Crusaders v Chiefs 17:35 19:35 9:35 Crusaders v Reds 17:35 19:35 9:35 Crusaders v Hurricanes 17:35 19:35 9:35 Brumbies v Reds 19:40 21:40 10:40 Brumbies v Force 19:40 21:40 10:40 Reds v Lions 20:00 22:00 11:00 SATURDAY 18 APRIL Rebels v Blues 19:40 21:40 11:40 Brumbies v Bulls 19:40 21:40 11:40 Lions v Hurricanes 4:10* 6:10* 19:10 SATURDAY 7 MARCH SATURDAY 28 MARCH Hurricanes v Waratahs 14:30 16:30 6:30 SATURDAY 9 MAY Sharks v Rebels 3:10* 5:10* 19:10 SATURDAY 14 FEBRUARY Blues v Lions 17:35 19:35 8:35 Chiefs v Cheetahs 14:30 16:30 5:30 Highlanders v Blues 17:35 19:35 9:35 Hurricanes v Sharks 17:35 19:35 9:35 SATURDAY 30 MAY Blues v Chiefs 17:35 19:35 8:35 Reds v Waratahs 19:40 21:40 10:40 Highlanders v Stormers 17:35 19:35 8:35 Brumbies v Rebels 19:40 21:40 11:40 Force v Waratahs 19:40 21:40 11:40 Highlanders v Chiefs 17:35 19:35 9:35 Sharks v Cheetahs 2:05* 4:05* 17:05 Cheetahs v Bulls 2:05* 4:05* 17:05 Waratahs v Blues 19:40 21:40 10:40 Force v Stormers 21:45 23:45 13:45 Lions v Highlanders 23:00 1:00* 15:00 Force v Reds 19:40 21:40 11:40 Bulls v Stormers 4:10* 6:10* 19:10 Stormers v Sharks 4:10* 6:10* 19:10 Sharks v Force 2:05* 4:05* 17:05 Sharks v Bulls 1:05* 3:05* 17:05 Stormers v Brumbies 1:05* 3:05* 17:05 Stormers v Cheetahs 1:05* 3:05* 17:05 SUNDAY 15 FEBRUARY BYES: CRUSADERS, HURRICANES, REBELS Bulls v Crusaders 4:10* 6:10* 19:10 Cheetahs v Reds 3:10* 5:10* 19:10 BYES: BULLS, CHEETAHS, CHIEFS Lions v Waratahs 3:10* 5:10* 19:10 Waratahs v Force 16:05 18:05 7:05 BYE: BRUMBIES BYE: LIONS BYE: BLUES BYE: HIGHLANDERS ROUND 5 ROUND 14 FRIDAY 13 MARCH ROUND 8 ROUND 11 FRIDAY 15 MAY ROUND 17 ROUND 2 Hurricanes v Blues 17:35 19:35 8:35 (Easter and Daylight (ANZAC Day Blues v Bulls 17:35 19:35 9:35 FRIDAY 5 JUNE FRIDAY 20 FEBRUARY Force v Rebels 22:00 00:00* 13:00 savings finished Weekend) Reds v Rebels 19:40 21:40 11:40 Hurricanes v Highlanders 17:35 19:35 9:35 AUS and NZL) FRIDAY 24 APRIL Chiefs v Brumbies 17:35 19:35 8:35 SATURDAY 14 MARCH SATURDAY 16 MAY Force v Brumbies 21:00 23:00 13:00 FRIDAY 3 APRIL Chiefs v Force 17:35 19:35 9:35 Rebels v Waratahs 19:40 21:40 10:40 Crusaders v Lions 14:30 16:30 5:30 Hurricanes v Chiefs 17:35 19:35 9:35 Hurricanes v Stormers 17:35 19:35 8:35 SATURDAY 6 JUNE Brumbies v Highlanders 19:40 21:40 11:40 Bulls v Hurricanes 4:10* 6:10* 19:10 Highlanders v Waratahs 17:35 19:35 8:35 Waratahs v Sharks 19:40 21:40 11:40 Rebels v Bulls 15:30 17:30 7:30 Rebels v Reds 19:40 21:40 10:40 SATURDAY 25 APRIL SATURDAY 21 FEBRUARY Reds v Brumbies 19:40 21:40 10:40 Lions v Brumbies 1:05* 3:05* 17:05 Blues v Crusaders 17:35 19:35 9:35 SATURDAY 4 APRIL Crusaders v Blues 17:35 19:35 9:35 Highlanders v Crusaders 17:35 19:35 8:35 Stormers v Chiefs 00:00* 2:00* 15:00 Chiefs v Blues 17:35 19:35 8:35 Cheetahs v Highlanders 3:10* 5:10* 19:10 Reds v Chiefs 19:40 21:40 11:40 Waratahs v Rebels 19:40 21:40 11:40 Reds v Force 19:40 21:40 10:40 BYES: CRUSADERS, FORCE, STORMERS Cheetahs v Sharks 2:05* 4:05* 17:05 Brumbies v Cheetahs 19:40 21:40 10:40 Cheetahs v Waratahs 23:00 1:00* 15:00 Lions v Cheetahs 1:05* 3:05* 17:05 Stormers v Blues 2:05* 4:05* 17:05 BYE: BULLS Sharks v Crusaders 00:00* 2:00* 15:00 Stormers v Lions 1:05* 3:05* 17:05 Stormers v Bulls 3:10* 5:10* 19:10 Sharks Lions 4:10* 6:10* 19:10 ROUND 15 BYE: SHARKS Lions v Bulls 2:05* 3:05* 17:05 SUNDAY 26 APRIL FRIDAY 22 MAY BYE: CHEETAHS ROUND 6 BYES: FORCE, HIGHLANDERS, WARATAHS Chiefs v Bulls 17:35 19:35 9:35 FRIDAY 20 MARCH Reds v Hurricanes 16:05 18:05 8:05 ROUND 18 Highlanders v Hurricanes 17:35 19:35 8:35 BYE: SHARKS Reds v Sharks 19:40 21:40 11:40 FRIDAY 12 JUNE ROUND 3 ROUND 9 FRIDAY 27 FEBRUARY Rebels v Lions 19:40 21:40 10:40 SATURDAY 23 MAY Blues v Highlanders 17:35 19:35 9:35 FRIDAY 10 APRIL Highlanders v Reds 17:35 19:35 8:35 ROUND 12 Blues v Hurricanes 17:35 19:35 9:35 SATURDAY 21 MARCH Blues v Brumbies 17:35 19:35 9:35 Rebels v Force 19:40 21:40 11:40 FRIDAY 1 MAY Force v Hurricanes 22:00 00:00* 13:00 Crusaders v Cheetahs 17:35 19:35 8:35 Waratahs v Crusaders 19:40 21:40 11:40 SATURDAY 13 JUNE SATURDAY 11 APRIL Highlanders v Sharks 17:35 19:35 9:35 Cheetahs v Blues 4:10* 6:10* 19:10 Bulls v Force 2:05* 4:05* 17:05 Crusaders v Highlanders 17:35 19:35 9:35 Force v Highlanders 21:45 23:45 13:45 Brumbies v Crusaders 15:30 17:30 7:30 Brumbies v Waratahs 19:40 21:40 11:40 SATURDAY 28 FEBRUARY Sharks v Chiefs 4:10* 6:10* 19:10 Waratahs v Stormers 19:40 21:40 11:40 Cheetahs v Lions 1:05* 3:05* 17:05 Chiefs v Hurricanes 17:35 19:35 9:35 SATURDAY 2 MAY Chiefs v Crusaders 17:35 19:35 8:35 SUNDAY 22 MARCH Stormers v Rebels 3:10* 5:10* 19:10 Waratahs v Reds 19:40 21:40 11:40 Force v Cheetahs 21:45 23:45 13:45 Blues v Force 15:30 17:30 7:30 Rebels v Brumbies 19:40 21:40 10:40 Waratahs v Brumbies 16:05 18:05 7:05 BYE: BRUMBIES Bulls v Cheetahs 1:05* 3:05* 17:05 Bulls v Reds 23:00 1:00* 15:00 Hurricanes v Crusaders 17:35 19:35 9:35 Bulls v Sharks 2:05* 4:05* 17:05 BYES: BLUES, REDS, STORMERS Sharks v Stormers 3:10* 5:10* 19:10 Lions v Sharks 1:05* 3:05* 17:05 Rebels v Chiefs 19:40 21:40 11:40 Lions v Stormers 4:10* 6:10* 19:10 BYES: CHIEFS, HURRICANES, REBELS Cheetahs v Stormers 1:05* 3:05* 17:05 BYE: WARATAHS Bulls v Lions 3:10* 5:10* 19:10 BYE: REDS * next day due to time difference QUALIFIERS – FRIDAY 19 & SATURDAY 20 JUNE SEMI FINALS – FRIDAY 26 & SATURDAY 27 JUNE FINAL – SATURDAY 4 JULY THE FINALS SERIES Team 1 and Team 2 Bye Semi 1 – Team 1 v Lowest ranked Qualifier winner FInal – Winner of Semi 1 v Winner of Semi 2 Qualifier 1 – Team 3 v Team 6 Semi 2 – Team 2 v Highest ranked Qualifier winner Check our website WWW.SUPERRUGBY.COM for latest updates & information Qualifier 2 – Team 4 v Team 5.
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