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2014 - SUPER RUGBY - SCORERS - Page 1 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Israel Folau Waratahs 12 Bernard Foley Waratahs 213 Nemani Nadolo Crusaders 10 Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 209 Penalty tries Various 9 Marnitz Boshoff Lions 189 George Moala Blues 8 Colin Slade Crusaders 178 Jesse Mogg Brumbies 7 Lima Sopoaga Highlanders 166 Julian Savea Hurricanes 7 Francois Steyn Sharks 148 Kurtley Beale Waratahs 7 Jacques-Louis Potgieter Bulls 144 Matt Toomua Brumbies 7 Jason Woodward Rebels 144 Nick Cummins Force 7 Johan Goosen Cheetahs 143 Robbie Coleman Brumbies 7 Simon Hickey Blues 124 Cobus Reinach Sharks 6 Quade Cooper Reds 120 Cornal Hendricks Cheetahs 6 Sias Eberhohn Force 117 Johnny McNicholl Crusaders 6 Nic White Brumbies 105 Lionel Mapoe Lions 6 Aaron Cruden Chiefs 94 Malakai Fekitoa Highlanders 6 Gareth Anscombe Chiefs 79 Matt Hodgson Force 6 Handré Pollard Bulls 76 Tim Nanai-Williams Chiefs 6 Mike Harris Reds 67 Beauden Barrett Hurricanes 5 Israel Folau Waratahs 60 Ben Smith Highlanders 5 Tom Taylor Crusaders 59 Bernard Foley Waratahs 5 Christian Lealiifano Brumbies 54 Lolagi Visinia Blues 5 Kurtley Beale Waratahs 53 Patrick Osborne Highlanders 5 Ihaia West Blues 52 Richard Buckman Highlanders 5 Patrick Lambie Sharks 52 Rob Horne Waratahs 5 Hayden Parker Highlanders 51 Tevita Kuridrani Brumbies 5 Jayden Hayward Force 51 TJ Perenara Hurricanes 5 Kurt Coleman Stormers 51 Willie le Roux Cheetahs 5 Nemani Nadolo Crusaders 50 Aaron Smith Highlanders 4 Elgar Watts Cheetahs 49 Alofa Alofa Waratahs 4 Peter Grant Stormers 47 Ben McCalman Force 4 Penalty tries Various 45 Boom Prinsloo Cheetahs 4 Demetri Catrakilis Stormers 44 Colin Slade Crusaders 4 Jesse Mogg Brumbies 44 Cory Jane Hurricanes 4 George Moala Blues 40 Courtnall Skosan Lions 4 Matt Toomua Brumbies 39 Damian de Allende Stormers 4 Tim Swiel Sharks 38 Jayden Hayward Force 4 Julian Savea Hurricanes 35 Jono Ross Bulls 4 Nick Cummins Force 35 Lachlan Turner Reds 4 Robbie Coleman Brumbies 35 Luke Burgess Rebels 4 Cobus Reinach Sharks 30 Nizaam Carr Stormers 4 Cornal Hendricks Cheetahs 30 Pat McCabe Brumbies 4 Johnny McNicholl Crusaders 30 Rod Davies Reds 4 Lionel Mapoe Lions 30 Scott Higginbotham Rebels 4 Malakai Fekitoa Highlanders 30 Alapati Leiua Hurricanes 3 Matt Hodgson Force 30 Bjorn Basson Bulls 3 Tim Nanai-Williams Chiefs 30 Blade Thomson Hurricanes 3 Bryce Hegarty Rebels 29 Bryce Hegarty Rebels 3 Elton Jantjies Lions 28 Bundee Aki Chiefs 3 Ben Smith Highlanders 25 Chris Feauai-Sautia Reds 3 Fred Zeilinga Sharks 25 Conrad Smith Hurricanes 3 Lolagi Visinia Blues 25 Faf de Klerk Lions 3 Patrick Osborne Highlanders 25 Faifili Levave Hurricanes 3 Richard Buckman Highlanders 25 Frank Halai Blues 3 Rob Horne Waratahs 25 Jan Serfontein Bulls 3 Tevita Kuridrani Brumbies 25 Jason Woodward Rebels 3 TJ Perenara Hurricanes 25 Juan de Jongh Stormers 3 Willie le Roux Cheetahs 25 Liam Messam Chiefs 3 Aaron Smith Highlanders 20 Mike Harris Reds 3 Alofa Alofa Waratahs 20 Nathan Charles Force 3 Ben McCalman Force 20 Nick Phibbs Waratahs 3 Boom Prinsloo Cheetahs 20 Paul Jordaan Sharks 3 Cory Jane Hurricanes 20 Paul Willemse Bulls 3 Courtnall Skosan Lions 20 Rayno Benjamin Cheetahs 3 Damian de Allende Stormers 20 Sarel Pretorius Cheetahs 3 Jono Ross Bulls 20 Tevita Li Blues 3 Lachlan Turner Reds 20 Tom Marshall Chiefs 3 Luke Burgess Rebels 20 Willem Alberts Sharks 3 Nizaam Carr Stormers 20 2014 - SUPER RUGBY - SCORERS - Page 2 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Adam Ashley-Cooper Waratahs 2 Pat McCabe Brumbies 20 André Taylor Hurricanes 2 Rod Davies Reds 20 Ardie Savea Hurricanes 2 Scott Higginbotham Rebels 20 Asaeli Tikoirotuma Chiefs 2 Dan Carter Crusaders 19 Augustine Pulu Chiefs 2 Chris Noakes Blues 18 Ben Franks Hurricanes 2 Zack Holmes Force 18 Ben Lucas Reds 2 Alapati Leiua Hurricanes 15 Ben Tameifuna Chiefs 2 André Taylor Hurricanes 15 Bismarck du Plessis Sharks 2 Bjorn Basson Bulls 15 Bryn Hall Blues 2 Blade Thomson Hurricanes 15 Charles Piutau Blues 2 Bundee Aki Chiefs 15 Charlie Ngatai Chiefs 2 Chris Feauai-Sautia Reds 15 Chris Tuatara-Morrison Force 2 Conrad Smith Hurricanes 15 Corey Flynn Crusaders 2 Faf de Klerk Lions 15 Dave Dennis Waratahs 2 Faifili Levave Hurricanes 15 Deon Fourie Stormers 2 Frank Halai Blues 15 Dom Shipperley Reds 2 Jan Serfontein Bulls 15 Francis Saili Blues 2 Juan de Jongh Stormers 15 Frans Malherbe Stormers 2 Liam Messam Chiefs 15 Gareth Anscombe Chiefs 2 Nathan Charles Force 15 Gareth Evans Highlanders 2 Nick Phibbs Waratahs 15 Hennie Daniller Cheetahs 2 Paul Jordaan Sharks 15 Henry Speight Brumbies 2 Paul Willemse Bulls 15 Ihaia West Blues 2 Rayno Benjamin Cheetahs 15 Jackson Willison Blues 2 Sarel Pretorius Cheetahs 15 Jacques du Plessis Bulls 2 Tevita Li Blues 15 Jacques Potgieter Waratahs 2 Tom Marshall Chiefs 15 Jake Schatz Reds 2 Willem Alberts Sharks 15 James Hanson Reds 2 Jack Debreczeni Rebels 14 James Lowe Chiefs 2 Louis Fouche Bulls 12 Joe Tomane Brumbies 2 Angus Roberts Rebels 11 Josh Hohneck Chiefs 2 Adam Ashley-Cooper Waratahs 10 Kieron Fonotia Crusaders 2 Ardie Savea Hurricanes 10 Kobus van Wyk Stormers 2 Asaeli Tikoirotuma Chiefs 10 Lima Sopoaga Highlanders 2 Augustine Pulu Chiefs 10 Luke Braid Blues 2 Ben Franks Hurricanes 10 Luke Morahan Force 2 Ben Lucas Reds 10 Luke Whitelock Crusaders 2 Ben Tameifuna Chiefs 10 Lwazi Mvovo Sharks 2 Benji Marshall Blues 10 Ma'a Nonu Blues 2 Bismarck du Plessis Sharks 10 Marcel v/d Merwe Bulls 2 Bryn Hall Blues 10 Matt Todd Crusaders 2 Charles Piutau Blues 10 Michael Hooper Waratahs 2 Charlie Ngatai Chiefs 10 Mitch Inman Rebels 2 Chris Tuatara-Morrison Force 10 Nic Frisby Reds 2 Corey Flynn Crusaders 10 Odwa Ndungane Sharks 2 Dave Dennis Waratahs 10 Patrick Tuipulotu Blues 2 Deon Fourie Stormers 10 Peter Betham Waratahs 2 Dom Shipperley Reds 10 Phil Burleigh Highlanders 2 Francis Saili Blues 10 Philip v/d Walt Cheetahs 2 Frans Malherbe Stormers 10 Pita Ahki Blues 2 Gareth Evans Highlanders 10 Quade Cooper Reds 2 Hennie Daniller Cheetahs 10 Raymond Rhule Cheetahs 2 Henry Speight Brumbies 10 Rob Simmons Reds 2 Jackson Willison Blues 10 Ryan Crotty Crusaders 2 Jacques du Plessis Bulls 10 Sam Carter Brumbies 2 Jacques Potgieter Waratahs 10 Scott Fardy Brumbies 2 Jake Schatz Reds 10 Scott Fuglistaller Rebels 2 James Hanson Reds 10 Shane Christie Highlanders 2 James Lowe Chiefs 10 Sibusiso Sithole Sharks 2 Joe Tomane Brumbies 10 Stefan Watermeyer Lions 2 Josh Hohneck Chiefs 10 Stephan Moore Brumbies 2 Kieron Fonotia Crusaders 10 Tanerau Latimer Chiefs 2 Kobus van Wyk Stormers 10 Telusa Veainu Rebels 2 Luke Braid Blues 10 Warren Whiteley Lions 2 Luke Morahan Force 10 Warwick Tecklenburg Lions 2 Luke Whitelock Crusaders 10 Aaron Cruden Chiefs 1 Lwazi Mvovo Sharks 10 2014 - SUPER RUGBY - SCORERS - Page 3 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Aidan Toua Reds 1 Ma'a Nonu Blues 10 Akker vd Merwe Lions 1 Marcel v/d Merwe Bulls 10 Akona Ndungane Bulls 1 Matt Todd Crusaders 10 Albert Anae Reds 1 Michael Hooper Waratahs 10 Alby Mathewson Force 1 Mitch Inman Rebels 10 Alwyn Hollenbach Lions 1 Nic Frisby Reds 10 Andries Coetzee Lions 1 Odwa Ndungane Sharks 10 Andy Ellis Crusaders 1 Patrick Tuipulotu Blues 10 Angus Cottrell Force 1 Peter Betham Waratahs 10 Angus Roberts Rebels 1 Phil Burleigh Highlanders 10 Angus Ta'avao Blues 1 Philip v/d Walt Cheetahs 10 Anthony Volmink Lions 1 Pita Ahki Blues 10 Beau Robinson Reds 1 Raymond Rhule Cheetahs 10 Ben Daley Reds 1 Rob Simmons Reds 10 Ben Funnell Crusaders 1 Ryan Crotty Crusaders 10 Ben Mowen Brumbies 1 Sam Carter Brumbies 10 Ben Tapuai Reds 1 Scott Fardy Brumbies 10 Benji Marshall Blues 1 Scott Fuglistaller Rebels 10 Benn Robinson Waratahs 1 Shane Christie Highlanders 10 Brad Shields Hurricanes 1 Sibusiso Sithole Sharks 10 Brad Weber Chiefs 1 Stefan Watermeyer Lions 10 Brendan McKibbin Waratahs 1 Stephan Moore Brumbies 10 Brodie Retallick Chiefs 1 Tanerau Latimer Chiefs 10 Callie Visagie Bulls 1 Telusa Veainu Rebels 10 Charlie Faumuina Blues 1 Warren Whiteley Lions 10 Chris Smylie Hurricanes 1 Warwick Tecklenburg Lions 10 Coenie van Wyk Lions 1 Trent Renata Highlanders 9 Colby Faingaa Rebels 1 Israel Dagg Crusaders 8 Corne Fourie Lions 1 Jaco Taute Stormers 8 Curtis Browning Reds 1 Jurgen Visser Bulls 8 Dale Chadwick Sharks 1 Will Genia Reds 7 Dane Coles Hurricanes 1 Andrew Horrell Chiefs 6 Dane Haylett-Petty Force 1 Aidan Toua Reds 5 Dean Greyling Bulls 1 Akker vd Merwe Lions 5 Deon Stegmann Bulls 1 Akona Ndungane Bulls 5 Deon van Rensburg Lions 1 Albert Anae Reds 5 Devon Williams Stormers 1 Alby Mathewson Force 5 Duane Vermeulen Stormers 1 Alwyn Hollenbach Lions 5 Dwayne Sweeney Chiefs 1 Andries Coetzee Lions 5 Ed Quirk Reds 1 Andy Ellis Crusaders 5 Elgar Watts Cheetahs 1 Angus Cottrell Force 5 Elton Jantjies Lions 1 Angus Ta'avao Blues 5 Francois Hougaard Bulls 1 Anthony Volmink Lions 5 Francois Uys Cheetahs 1 Beau Robinson Reds 5 Francois Venter Cheetahs 1 Ben Daley Reds 5 Fumiaki Tanaka Highlanders 1 Ben Funnell Crusaders 5 Ged Robinson Highlanders 1 Ben Mowen Brumbies 5 Gio Aplon Stormers 1 Ben Tapuai Reds 5 Greg Holmes Reds 1 Benn Robinson Waratahs 5 Hadleigh Parkes Hurricanes 1 Brad Shields Hurricanes 5 Handré Pollard Bulls 1 Brad Weber Chiefs 5 Hayden Parker Highlanders 1 Brendan McKibbin Waratahs 5 Israel Dagg Crusaders 1 Brodie Retallick Chiefs 5 Jack Debreczeni Rebels 1 Callie Visagie Bulls 5 Jack Lam Hurricanes 1 Charlie Faumuina Blues 5 Jaco Kriel Lions 1 Chris Smylie Hurricanes 5 Jaco Taute Stormers 1 Coenie van Wyk Lions 5 Jacques-Louis Potgieter Bulls 1 Colby Faingaa Rebels 5 James Horwill Reds 1 Corne Fourie Lions
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    TEAM SELECTION REPORT SCOTLAND vs. IRELAND teamname TEAM SELECTION REPORT Scotland SCOTLAND - TEAM SELECTION GUINNESS SIX NATIONS vs IRELAND Position Player Date of Birth Age Height Weight Apps 15 Stuart Hogg 24/06/1992 28 180 93 82 14 Sean Maitland 14/09/1988 32 185 101 51 13 Chris Harris 28/12/1990 30 188 104 25 12 Sam Johnson 19/06/1993 27 185 95 15 11 Duhan van der Merwe 04/06/1995 25 193 107 7 10 Finn Russell 23/09/1992 28 182 87 53 9 Ali Price 12/05/1993 27 177 88 39 1 Rory Sutherland 24/08/1992 28 180 110 13 2 George Turner 08/10/1992 28 180 105 14 3 WP Nel 30/04/1986 34 180 114 42 4 Scott Cummings 03/12/1996 24 198 115 19 5 Jonny Gray 14/03/1994 27 198 120 63 6 Jamie Ritchie 16/08/1996 24 190 108 24 7 Hamish Watson 15/10/1991 29 185 102 38 8 Matt Fagerson 16/07/1998 22 186 107 11 16 David Cherry 03/01/1991 30 183 97 2 17 Jamie Bhatti 08/09/1993 27 185 106 16 18 Simon Berghan 07/12/1990 30 190 120 28 19 Grant Gilchrist 09/08/1990 30 198 118 42 20 Nick Haining 01/09/1990 30 193 114 5 21 Scott Steele 24/07/1993 27 175 83 2 22 Huw Jones 17/12/1993 27 186 96 28 23 Darcy Graham 21/06/1997 23 177 84 16 ©Copyright STATS 2019.