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1 Alan Perrie V Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 2 Gordon Bulloch V PLAYER NUMBERS 1 Alan Perrie v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 2 Gordon Bulloch v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 3 Brian Robertson v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 4 Stephen Begley v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 5 Malcolm Norval v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 6 Fergus Wallace v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 7 John Shaw v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 8 David McLeish v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 9 Fraser Stott v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 10 Calum MacGregor v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 11 Glenn Metcalfe v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 12 Harry Bassi v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 13 Alan Bulloch v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 14 Derek Stark v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 15 Kenny Logan v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 16 Cameron Little v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 17 George Breckenridge v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 18 Craig Sangster v Newbridge 12 Oct 1996 19 Jamie Weston v Sale Sharks 16 Oct 1996 20 John MacLeod v Sale Sharks 16 Oct 1996 21 Kenny Baillie v Sale Sharks 16 Oct 1996 22 Gordon Mackay v Sale Sharks 16 Oct 1996 23 Murray Wallace v AS Montferrand 19 Oct 1996 24 Charles Afuakwah v AS Montferrand 19 Oct 1996 25 Shade Munro v Newport 26 Oct 1996 26 James Craig v Newport 26 Oct 1996 27 Ian Jardine v Newport 26 Oct 1996 28 David McVey v Newport 26 Oct 1996 PLAYER NUMBERS 29 Andrew Garry v Agen 30 Oct 1996 30 Gordon McIlwham v Agen 30 Oct 1996 31 Danny Porte v Caledonia 5 Jan 1997 32 Mike Beckham v Ulster 8 Sep 1997 33 Guy Perrett v Ulster 8 Sep 1997 34 Iain Sinclair v Ulster 8 Sep 1997 35 Tommy Hayes v Ulster 8 Sep 1997 36 Matt McGrandles v Ulster 8 Sep 1997 37 Chris Simmers v Ulster 8 Sep 1997 38 Alan Kittle v Ulster 8 Sep 1997 39 Danny Ablett v Swansea 21 Sep 1997 40 Gavin Fraser v Swansea 4 Oct 1997 41 Chris Docherty v Leicester Tigers 1 Nov 1997 42 Tom Smith v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 43 Kevin McKenzie v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 44 Willie Anderson v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 45 Stuart Grimes v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 46 Stewart Campbell v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 47 Jason White v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 48 Aaron Collins v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 49 Rowen Shepherd v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 50 Shaun Longstaff v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 51 Rob Wainwright v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 52 Gareth Flockhart v Edinburgh 13 Sep 1998 53 Gordon Simpson v Pontypridd 20 Sep 1998 54 Derrick Patterson v Pontypridd 20 Sep 1998 55 Martin Waite v Benetton Treviso 26 Sep 1998 56 Luke Smith v Colomiers 1 Nov 1998 PLAYER NUMBERS 57 John Leslie v Edinburgh 3 Jan 1999 58 Jon Petrie v Edinburgh 3 Jan 1999 59 John Manson v Ebbw Vale 10 Jan 1999 60 Graeme Beveridge v Newport 25 Jan 1999 61 Gavin Scott v Bridgend 27 Jan 1999 62 Steve Griffiths v Pontypridd 3 Sep 1999 63 Darren Burns v Pontypridd 3 Sep 1999 64 Donnie Macfadyen v Pontypridd 3 Sep 1999 65 Andy Nicol v Pontypridd 3 Sep 1999 66 Rory Kerr v Pontypridd 3 Sep 1999 67 Jonathan Stuart v Pontypridd 3 Sep 1999 68 Barry Irving v Pontypridd 3 Sep 1999 69 Alan Watt v Pontypridd 3 Sep 1999 70 Dougie Hall v Edinburgh 11 Sep 1999 71 Ian McInroy v Edinburgh 11 Sep 1999 72 Craig Chalmers v Ebbw Vale 18 Sep 1999 73 Dave Hilton v Ebbw Vale 18 Sep 1999 74 Alan Brown v Swansea 25 Sep 1999 75 Ashley Bond v Dunvant 30 Oct 1999 76 Roland Reid v Neath 12 Nov 1999 77 Danny Herrington v Bridgend 12 Feb 2000 78 Michael Bartlett v Neath 12 May 2000 79 Jon Steel v Caerphilly 26 Aug 2000 80 Mark McKenzie v Caerphilly 26 Aug 2000 81 Chris Black v Cross Keys 2 Sep 2000 82 Graeme Young v Cross Keys 2 Sep 2000 83 Lee Harrison v Bridgend 5 Sep 2000 84 Carlo di Ciacca v Pau 22 Oct 2000 PLAYER NUMBERS 85 James McLaren v Pau 22 Oct 2000 86 Euan Murray v Pau 28 Oct 2000 87 Colin Stewart v Swansea 2 Dec 2000 88 Andrew Henderson v Caerphilly 15 Apr 2001 89 Kenny Sinclair v Swansea 5 May 2001 90 Scott Hutton v Swansea 5 May 2001 91 Graeme Kiddie v Leinster 17 Aug 2001 92 Cameron Blades v Leinster 17 Aug 2001 93 Nathan Ross v Leinster 17 Aug 2001 94 Andrew Hall v Bridgend 29 Aug 2001 95 Ben Prescott v Cardiff Blues 4 Nov 2001 96 Tom McLaren v Cardiff Blues 19 Jan 2002 97 Calvin Howarth v Bridgend 10 Apr 2002 98 Richard Maxton v Ebbw Vale 27 Apr 2002 99 Andrew Kelly v Swansea 10 May 2002 100 Chris Cusiter v Swansea 10 May 2002 101 Stuart Moffat v Cardiff Blues 31 Aug 2002 102 Andrew Wilson v Cardiff Blues 31 Aug 2002 103 Ben Daly v Leinster 6 Sep 2002 104 Rory McKay v Bridgend 20 Sep 2002 105 Joe Naufahu v Edinburgh 26 Dec 2002 106 Opeta Palepoi v Borders 31 Dec 2002 107 Scott Lawson v Borders 31 Dec 2002 108 Fergus Thomson v Sale Sharks 10 Jan 2003 109 Simon Gunn v Cardiff Blues 5 Sep 2003 110 Cammy Mather v Cardiff Blues 5 Sep 2003 111 Paul Dearlove v Cardiff Blues 5 Sep 2003 112 Sam Pinder v Cardiff Blues 5 Sep 2003 PLAYER NUMBERS 113 Gareth Maclure v Cardiff Blues 5 Sep 2003 114 Graeme Morrison v Cardiff Blues 5 Sep 2003 115 Sean Lamont v Cardiff Blues 5 Sep 2003 116 Matt Proudfoot v Ulster 12 Sep 2003 117 Joe Beardshaw v Celtic Warriors 19 Sep 2003 118 Mark McMillan v Celtic Warriors 19 Sep 2003 119 Dan Parks v Celtic Warriors 19 Sep 2003 120 Dave Millard v Connacht 26 Sep 2003 121 Chris Birchall v Celtic Warriors 7 Nov 2003 122 Colin Gregor v Ospreys 6 Feb 2004 123 Shawn Renwick v Dragons 5 Mar 2004 124 Mark Sitch v Munster 26 Mar 2004 125 Eric Milligan v Edinburgh 7 May 2004 126 Kevin Tkachuk v Connacht 4 Sep 2004 127 Scott Barrow v Connacht 4 Sep 2004 128 Dan Turner v Connacht 4 Sep 2004 129 Andy Craig v Borders 11 Sep 2004 130 Johnnie Beattie v Edinburgh 18 Sep 2004 131 Steve Swindall v Ospreys 2 Oct 2004 132 Rory Lamont v Borders 5 Nov 2004 133 John Barclay v Borders 5 Nov 2004 134 Colin Shaw v Cardiff Blues 13 Nov 2004 135 Jonathan van der Schyff v Dragons 22 Jan 2005 136 Alasdhair McFarlane v Munster 20 Feb 2005 137 Craig Hamilton v Dragons 2 Sep 2005 138 Mike Roberts v Dragons 2 Sep 2005 139 Stuart Corsar v Dragons 2 Sep 2005 140 Gregor Hayter v Dragons 2 Sep 2005 PLAYER NUMBERS 141 Tim Barker v Leinster 10 Sep 2005 142 Graydon Staniforth v Munster 17 Sep 2005 143 Hefin O'Hare v Cardiff Blues 24 Sep 2005 144 Eddie McLaughlin v Connacht 4 Nov 2005 145 Ben Cairns v Ospreys 27 Jan 2006 146 Spencer Davey v Munster 18 Feb 2006 147 James Eddie v Munster 18 Feb 2006 148 Iain Kennedy v Connacht 26 May 2006 149 Justin Va'a v Dragons 1 Sep 2006 150 Alastair Kellock v Dragons 1 Sep 2006 151 Andy Newman v Dragons 1 Sep 2006 152 Thom Evans v Dragons 1 Sep 2006 153 Francisco Leonelli v Dragons 1 Sep 2006 154 Sean Marsden v Munster 15 Sep 2006 155 Calum Forrester v Cardiff Blues 22 Sep 2006 156 Ruaridh Jackson v GRAN Parma 27 Oct 2006 157 Moray Low v Leinster 10 Nov 2006 158 Michael Collins v Cardiff Blues 21 Sep 2007 159 Richie Vernon v Cardiff Blues 21 Sep 2007 160 Chris O'Young v Cardiff Blues 21 Sep 2007 161 Daryl Gibson v Cardiff Blues 21 Sep 2007 162 Max Evans v Cardiff Blues 21 Sep 2007 163 Bernardo Stortoni v Cardiff Blues 21 Sep 2007 164 Pat MacArthur v Cardiff Blues 21 Sep 2007 165 Ed Kalman v Cardiff Blues 21 Sep 2007 166 Kelly Brown v Munster 26 Oct 2007 167 Lome Fa'atau v Munster 26 Oct 2007 168 Mike Adamson v Dragons 4 Jan 2008 PLAYER NUMBERS 169 José María Núñez Piossek v Bath 7 Dec 2008 170 Chris Kinloch v Ulster 7 Mar 2009 171 Richie Gray v Ulster 7 Mar 2009 172 Peter Horne v Ulster 7 Mar 2009 173 Jon Welsh v Ospreys 10 May 2009 174 Peter Murchie v Munster 4 Sep 2009 175 Rob Dewey v Munster 4 Sep 2009 176 Dave McCall v Ospreys 25 Sep 2009 177 D. T. H. van der Merwe v Cardiff Blues 3 Oct 2009 178 Alex Dunbar v Ulster 4 Dec 2009 179 Chris Fusaro v Cardiff Blues 19 Feb 2010 180 Paul Burke v Cardiff Blues 19 Feb 2010 181 Duncan Weir v Leinster 23 Apr 2010 182 Tom Ryder v Leinster 3 Sep 2010 183 Ryan Wilson v Leinster 3 Sep 2010 184 Henry Pyrgos v Leinster 3 Sep 2010 185 Federico Aramburú v Leinster 3 Sep 2010 186 Ryan Grant v Leinster 3 Sep 2010 187 Aly Muldowney v Leinster 3 Sep 2010 188 Rob Harley v Leinster 3 Sep 2010 189 Chauncey O'Toole v Dragons 12 Sep 2010 190 Finlay Gillies v Cardiff Blues 11 Feb 2011 191 Stuart Hogg v Dragons 25 Feb 2011 192 Gordon Reid v Ospreys 5 Mar 2011 193 Mark Bennett v Leinster 6 May 2011 194 Michael Cusack v Ulster 2 Sep 2011 195 Troy Nathan v Ulster 2 Sep 2011 196 Tommy Seymour v Ulster 2 Sep 2011 PLAYER NUMBERS 197 Nick Campbell v Ulster 2 Sep 2011 198 Rory Pitman v Ulster 2 Sep 2011 199 Scott Wight v Munster 9 Sep 2011 200 Rob Verbakel v Cardiff Blues 1 Oct 2011 201 David Lemi v Ulster 25 Nov 2011 202 Murray McConnell v Scarlets 7 Jan 2012 203 Angus Macdonald v Scarlets 7 Sep 2012 204 George Hunter v Ospreys 14 Sep 2012 205 Adam Ashe v Ospreys 14 Sep 2012 206 Tim Swinson v Connacht 21 Sep 2012 207 Josh Strauss v Zebre 28 Sep 2012 208 Sean Kennedy v Zebre 28 Sep 2012 209 Byron McGuigan v Zebre 28 Sep 2012 210 Fraser Thomson v Zebre 28 Sep 2012 211 Ofa Fainga'anuku v Zebre 28 Sep 2012 212 Niko Matawalu v Cardiff Blues 6 Oct 2012 213 Taylor Paris v Dragons 2 Nov 2012 214 German Araoz v Dragons 2 Nov 2012 215 Sean Maitland v Castres 7 Dec 2012 216 Jonny Gray v Edinburgh 21 Dec 2012 217 Gerwyn Price v Zebre 10 Feb 2013 218 Fraser Brown v Zebre 10 Feb 2013 219 Finn Russell v Zebre 10 Feb 2013 220 Garry Mountford v Ulster 22 Feb 2013 221 Jerry Yanuyanutawa v Cardiff Blues 6 Sep 2013 222 Tyrone Holmes v Cardiff Blues 6 Sep 2013 223 Gabriel Ascarate v Ulster 13 Sep 2013 224 Leone Nakarawa v Connacht 2 Nov 2013 PLAYER NUMBERS 225 Jack Steele v Dragons 22 Nov 2013 226 Rory Hughes v Connacht 9 Feb 2014 227 Lee Jones v Connacht 9 Feb 2014 228 Folau Niua v Cardiff Blues 15 Feb 2014 229 Kevin Bryce v Dragons 23 Feb 2014 230 Geoff Cross v Benetton Treviso 4 Apr 2014 231 Alex Allan v Leinster 6 Sep 2014 232 Rossouw de Klerk v Leinster 6 Sep 2014 233 James Downey v Connacht 26 Sep 2014 234 Zander Fagerson v Benetton Treviso 5 Oct 2014
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