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2016 Tap N Play Rugby Union Checklist.Xlsx Tap 'N' Play 2016 Rugby Union Trading Card Release Number Team Last Name First Name 1 Wallabies Moore Stephen 2 Wallabies Arnold Rory 3 Wallabies Ashley-Cooper Adam 4 Wallabies Beale Kurtley 5 Wallabies Cooper Quade 6 Wallabies Cummins Nick 7 Wallabies Dennis Dave 8 Wallabies Fardy Scott 9 Wallabies Folau Israel 10 Wallabies Foley Bernard 11 Wallabies Genia Will 12 Wallabies Giteau Matt 13 Wallabies Hanson James 14 Wallabies Higginbotham Scott 15 Wallabies Holmes Greg 16 Wallabies Hooper Michael 17 Wallabies Horne Rob 18 Wallabies Horwill James 19 Wallabies Kepu Sekope 20 Wallabies Kerevi Samu 21 Wallabies Kuridrani Tevita 22 Wallabies Leali'fano Christian 23 Wallabies McCalman Ben 24 Wallabies McMahon Sean 25 Wallabies Mitchell Drew 26 Wallabies Mumm Dean 27 Wallabies Naiyaravoro Taqele 28 Wallabies Palu Wycliff 29 Wallabies Phipps Nick 30 Wallabies Pocock David 31 Wallabies Polota-Nau Tatafu 32 Wallabies Simmons Rob 33 Wallabies Sio Scott 34 Wallabies Skelton Will 35 Wallabies Slipper James 36 Wallabies Smith Toby 37 Wallabies Speight Henry 38 Wallabies Tomane Joe 39 Wallabies Toomua Matt 40 Wallabies White Nick 41 Classic Wallabies Breckenridge Wylie 42 Classic Wallabies Cerutti Bill 43 Classic Wallabies Davis Greg 44 Classic Wallabies Dunlop Sir Edward 'Weary' 45 Classic Wallabies Eales John 46 Classic Wallabies Eastes Charles 47 Classic Wallabies Ella Mark 48 Classic Wallabies Farr-Jones Nick 49 Classic Wallabies Kearns Phil 50 Classic Wallabies Loane Mark 51 Classic Wallabies Lynagh Michael 52 Classic Wallabies McLean Paul 53 Classic Wallabies Meagher Wally 54 Classic Wallabies Miller Tony 55 Classic Wallabies Moran Paddy 56 Classic Wallabies Poidevin Simon 57 Classic Wallabies Ross Dr Alec 58 Classic Wallabies Shaw Geoff 'Bunter' 59 Classic Wallabies Slack Andrew 60 Classic Wallabies Towers Cyril 61 Classic Wallabies Wallace Johnnie 62 Classic Wallabies White Jon 63 Classic Wallabies Windon Col 64 Mens 7's Clark Cameron 65 Mens 7's Cummins Nick 66 Mens 7's Cusack Tom 67 Mens 7's Fa'alava'au Allan 68 Mens 7's Foley Con 69 Mens 7's Fou Pama 70 Mens 7's Holland Lewis 71 Mens 7's Hutchinson Henry 72 Mens 7's Jeloudev Greg 73 Mens 7's Jenkins Ed 74 Mens 7's Kennewell Simon 75 Mens 7's Killingworth Boyd 76 Mens 7's Kingston Tom 77 Mens 7's Lucas Tom 78 Mens 7's Malouf Nick 79 Mens 7's McCutcheon Pat 80 Mens 7's Myers Samu 81 Mens 7's Speight Henry 82 Mens 7's Stannard James 83 Womens 7's Beck Nicole 84 Womens 7's Caslick Charlotte 85 Womens 7's Cherry Emilee 86 Womens 7's Dalton Chloe 87 Womens 7's Etheridge Gemma 88 Womens 7's Green Ellia 89 Womens 7's Parry Shannon 90 Womens 7's Pelite Evania 91 Womens 7's Penitani Tiana 92 Womens 7's Quirk Alicia 93 Womens 7's Simon Taleena 94 Womens 7's Tonegato Emma 95 Womens 7's Turner Amy 96 Womens 7's Williams Sharni 97 Checklist 1 Australian Wallabies 98 Checklist 2 Classic Wallabies 99 Checklist 3 Men's 7's 100 Checklist 4 Women's 7's Insert Cards Gold Parallel Base Cards (1:2 packs) 1-100 Base Cards Rugby All Stars (1:13 Packs) RAS-1 Israel Folau RAS-2 Stephen Moore RAS-3 David Pocock RAS-4 Tevita Kuridrani RAS-5 Michael Hooper RAS-6 Matt Giteau RAS-7 Ed Jenkins RAS-8 Cameron Clark RAS-9 Emilee Cherry RAS-10 Charlotte Caslick Wallabies Greatest Moments (1:13 Packs) GM-01 1991 World Cup Victory GM-02 1999 World Cup Victory GM-03 1984 Grand Slam GM-04 1991 World Cup Try GM-05 2000 vs NZ John Eales after the siren kick GM-06 2005 World Cup Semi vs NZ GM-07 2000 Greatest Bledisloe Ever GM-08 1994 George Gregan's Match Saving Tackle GM-09 1984 Cardiff Arms Push Over Try GM-10 1978 Greg Cornelson 4 Tries vs NZ Wallabies Signatures Limited to #/150 (1:26 Packs) #/150 Will Skelton #/150 Sekope Kepu #/150 Tevita Kuridrani #/150 Nick Phipps #/150 Dean Mumm #/150 Tatafu Polota-Nau #/150 Kurtley Beale #/150 Michael Hooper #/150 Scott Fardy #/150 Christian Lealiifano #/150 David Pocock #/150 Stephen Moore #/150 Henry Speight #/150 Nick Farr-Jones - Legend #/150 David Lyons - Legend Wallabies Match Worn Test Jersey - Limited to #/150 (1:364 Packs) #/150 Wycliff Palu.
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