List of 2019–20 Super Rugby transfers (New Zealand)

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This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2020 Super Rugby season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2019 or 2020 are listed here, regardless of when it occurred. Future-dated transfers are only included if confirmed by the player or his agent, his former team or his new team.

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Blues

Blues transfers 2019–2020
Pos2019 squad [1] OutIn2020 players [2]
PR Alex Hodgman [3]
Lua Li (short-term) [4]
Ezekiel Lindenmuth [1]
Sione Mafileo [1]
Marcel Renata [1]
Hisa Sasagi (short-term) [5]
Karl Tu'inukuafe [6]
Ofa Tu'ungafasi [7] 		Sub off.svg Lua Li (returned to North Harbour) [2]
Sub off.svg Hisa Sasagi (returned to Otago) [2] 		Sub on.svg Joe Walsh (from Southland) [8] Alex Hodgman [3]
Ezekiel Lindenmuth [2]
Sione Mafileo [9]
Marcel Renata [2]
Karl Tu'inukuafe [6]
Ofa Tu'ungafasi [7]
Joe Walsh (short-term)
HK Leni Apisai [10]
Matt Moulds [1]
James Parsons [11] 		Sub off.svg Leni Apisai (to Flag of Japan.svg Sunwolves) [12]
Sub off.svg Matt Moulds (to Flag of England.svg Worcester Warriors) [13] 		Sub on.svg Kurt Eklund (from Bay of Plenty) [2]
Sub on.svg Ray Niuia (from Highlanders) [2]
Sub on.svg Luteru Tolai (from North Harbour) [14] 		Kurt Eklund
Ray Niuia
James Parsons [9]
Luteru Tolai (short-term)
LK Gerard Cowley-Tuioti [15]
Josh Goodhue [1]
Jacob Pierce (did not play) [1]
Scott Scrafton [15]
Patrick Tuipulotu [16] 		Sub off.svg Scott Scrafton (to Hurricanes) [17] Sub on.svg Sam Caird (from Northland) [8]
Sub on.svg Aaron Carroll (from Bay of Plenty) [18] 		Sam Caird (short-term, did not play)
Aaron Carroll
Gerard Cowley-Tuioti [19]
Josh Goodhue [2]
Jacob Pierce [2]
Patrick Tuipulotu [20]
FL Jed Brown [1]
Blake Gibson [3]
Matt Matich (short-term) [21]
Dalton Papalii [1]
Tom Robinson [1]
Hoskins Sotutu [22]
Jimmy Tupou (did not play) [23] 		Sub off.svg Jed Brown (to Flag of Japan.svg Kintetsu Liners) [24]
Sub off.svg Matt Matich (to Flag of Paraguay.svg Olimpia Lions) [25]
Sub off.svg Jimmy Tupou (to Flag of Japan.svg NTT Communications Shining Arcs) [26] 		Sub on.svg Tony Lamborn (from Flag of the United States.svg New Orleans Gold) [2]
Sub on.svg Waimana Riedlinger-Kapa (from Auckland) [2]
Sub on.svg James Tucker (from Waikato) [2] 		Blake Gibson [3]
Tony Lamborn
Dalton Papalii [20]
Waimana Riedlinger-Kapa (did not play)
Tom Robinson [9]
Hoskins Sotutu [22]
James Tucker (did not play)
N8 Akira Ioane [27] Akira Ioane [27]
SH Sam Nock [1]
Augustine Pulu [28]
Jonathan Ruru [1] 		Sub off.svg Augustine Pulu (to Flag of Japan.svg Hino Red Dolphins) [29] Sub on.svg Finlay Christie (from Hurricanes) [30] Finlay Christie (did not play)
Sam Nock [30]
Jonathan Ruru [30]
FH Otere Black [31]
Stephen Perofeta (did not play) [1]
Harry Plummer [22] 		Sub on.svg Beauden Barrett (from Hurricanes) [32]
Sub on.svg Jack Heighton (from North Harbour) [2] 		Beauden Barrett (did not play)
Otere Black [9]
Jack Heighton (did not play)
Stephen Perofeta [9]
Harry Plummer [22]
CE Levi Aumua [1]
TJ Faiane [1]
Rieko Ioane [27]
Ma'a Nonu [33]
Tanielu Tele’a [22]
Sonny Bill Williams [34] 		Sub off.svg Levi Aumua (to Flag of Japan.svg Hino Red Dolphins) [35]
Sub off.svg Ma'a Nonu (to Flag of the United States.svg San Diego Legion) [36]
Sub off.svg Sonny Bill Williams (to Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Toronto Wolfpack) [37] 		Sub on.svg Joe Marchant (from Flag of England.svg Harlequins) [38] TJ Faiane [9]
Rieko Ioane [27]
Joe Marchant
Tanielu Tele’a (did not play) [22]
WG Caleb Clarke [1]
Matt Duffie [39]
Melani Nanai [39] 		Sub off.svg Melani Nanai (to Flag of England.svg Worcester Warriors) [40] Sub on.svg Jordan Hyland (from Highlanders) [2]
Sub on.svg Emoni Narawa (from Bay of Plenty) [41]
Sub on.svg Mark Tele'a (from North Harbour) [2] 		Caleb Clarke (did not play) [9]
Matt Duffie [19]
Jordan Hyland
Emoni Narawa
Mark Tele'a
FB Michael Collins [42]
Jordan Trainor (did not play) [1] 		Sub off.svg Michael Collins (to Highlanders) [43]
Sub off.svg Jordan Trainor (to Auckland) [2] 		Sub on.svg Jared Page (from North Harbour) [2] Jared Page (did not play)
Coach Leon MacDonald [44] Leon MacDonald [44]

Chiefs

Chiefs transfers 2019–2020
Pos2019 squad [45] OutIn2020 players [46]
PR Ryan Coxon (short-term) [47]
Kane Hames (did not play) [48]
Sefo Kautai [48]
Nepo Laulala [48]
Tevita Mafileo (short-term) [49]
Atu Moli [48]
Reuben O'Neill (did not play) [45]
Aidan Ross [50]
Angus Ta'avao [50] 		Sub off.svg Kane Hames (injured) [46]
Sub off.svg Sefo Kautai (to Flag of Japan.svg Kobelco Steelers) [51]
Sub off.svg Tevita Mafileo (to Hurricanes) [52] 		Sub on.svg Rob Cobb (from Waikato) [53]
Sub on.svg Ross Geldenhuys (from Hurricanes) [53]
Sub on.svg Ollie Norris (from Waikato) [53] 		Rob Cobb (wider training squad, did not play)
Ryan Coxon [46]
Ross Geldenhuys (wider training squad)
Nepo Laulala [48]
Atu Moli [48]
Ollie Norris (wider training squad)
Reuben O'Neill [46]
Aidan Ross [50]
Angus Ta'avao [50]
HK Nathan Harris [54]
Liam Polwart [55]
Bradley Slater (short-term) [56]
Samisoni Taukei'aho [45] 		Sub off.svg Nathan Harris (injured) [57]
Sub off.svg Liam Polwart (retired) [58] 		Sub on.svg Donald Maka (from Counties Manukau) [57] Donald Maka
Bradley Slater [46]
Samisoni Taukei'aho [46]
LK Michael Allardice [59]
Tyler Ardron [60]
Fin Hoeata (did not play) [45]
Daymon Leasuasu (short-term) [61]
Laghlan McWhannell (did not play) [45]
Brodie Retallick [62] 		Sub off.svg Fin Hoeata (to Taranaki) [46]
Sub off.svg Daymon Leasuasu (to Flag of Japan.svg Ricoh Black Rams) [63]
Sub off.svg Brodie Retallick (to Flag of Japan.svg Kobelco Steelers) [64] 		Sub on.svg Naitoa Ah Kuoi (from Wellington) [46]
Sub on.svg Tupou Vaa'i (from Taranaki) [53] 		Naitoa Ah Kuoi
Michael Allardice [65]
Tyler Ardron [66]
Laghlan McWhannell (did not play) [46]
Tupou Vaa'i (wider training squad, did not play)
FL Lachlan Boshier [67]
Sam Cane [68]
Luke Jacobson [69]
Mitch Jacobson (short-term) [70]
Mitchell Karpik [71]
Jesse Parete (short-term) [72]
Taleni Seu [73]
Pita Gus Sowakula [45] 		Sub off.svg Mitch Jacobson (to Flag of Japan.svg Sunwolves) [12]
Sub off.svg Jesse Parete (to Highlanders) [74]
Sub off.svg Taleni Seu (to Flag of Japan.svg Toyota Industries Shuttles) [75] 		Sub on.svg Dylan Nel (from Otago) [46]
Sub on.svg James Thompson (from Waikato) [53] 		Lachlan Boshier [76]
Sam Cane [68]
Luke Jacobson [69]
Mitchell Karpik [46]
Dylan Nel
Pita Gus Sowakula [46]
James Thompson (wider training squad, did not play)
N8 Mitchell Brown [67] Sub on.svg Adam Thomson (from Otago) [53] Mitchell Brown [76]
Adam Thomson (wider training squad)
SH Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi [77]
Jonathan Taumateine [77]
Brad Weber [77] 		Sub off.svg Jonathan Taumateine (to Hurricanes) [78] Sub on.svg Leroy Carter (from Bay of Plenty) [53]
Sub on.svg Lisati Milo-Harris (from Taranaki) [46] 		Leroy Carter (wider training squad, did not play)
Lisati Milo-Harris
Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi [79]
Brad Weber [77]
FH Jack Debreczeni [45]
Stephen Donald [80]
Tiaan Falcon (did not play) [69]
Damian McKenzie [81] 		Sub off.svg Jack Debreczeni (to Flag of Japan.svg Hino Red Dolphins) [82]
Sub off.svg Stephen Donald (to Flag of Japan.svg NEC Green Rockets) [83] 		Sub on.svg Aaron Cruden (from Flag of France.svg Montpellier) [84]
Sub on.svg Kaleb Trask (from Bay of Plenty) [46] 		Aaron Cruden
Tiaan Falcon [46]
Damian McKenzie [81]
Kaleb Trask
CE Orbyn Leger (short-term) [72]
Anton Lienert-Brown [54]
Tumua Manu [45]
Alex Nankivell [55]
Bailyn Sullivan [45] 		Orbyn Leger [46]
Anton Lienert-Brown [54]
Tumua Manu [46]
Alex Nankivell [55]
Bailyn Sullivan (did not play) [46]
WG Solomon Alaimalo [85]
Ataata Moeakiola [45]
Etene Nanai-Seturo [45]
Shaun Stevenson [45]
Sean Wainui [55] 		Sub off.svg Ataata Moeakiola (to Flag of Japan.svg Kobelco Steelers) [86] Sub on.svg Kini Naholo (from Taranaki) [46]
Sub on.svg Quinn Tupaea (from Waikato) [46] 		Solomon Alaimalo [85]
Kini Naholo (did not play)
Etene Nanai-Seturo (did not play) [46]
Shaun Stevenson [87]
Quinn Tupaea
Sean Wainui [55]
FB Marty McKenzie [45] Sub off.svg Marty McKenzie (to Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Ospreys) [88] Sub on.svg Sam McNicol (returned from injury) [46] Sam McNicol
Coach Colin Cooper [89] Sub off.svg Colin Cooper (released) [90] Sub on.svg Warren Gatland (from Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales) [91] Warren Gatland

Crusaders

Crusaders transfers 2019–2020
Pos2019 squad [92] OutIn2020 players [93]
PR Michael Alaalatoa [94]
Harry Allan [92]
George Bower (short-term) [95]
Owen Franks [96]
Oliver Jager [97]
Joe Moody [98]
Tim Perry [97]
Isi Tu'ungafasi (short-term) [99] 		Sub off.svg Owen Franks (to Flag of England.svg Northampton Saints) [100]
Sub off.svg Tim Perry (retired) [101] 		Michael Alaalatoa [94]
Harry Allan (did not play) [93]
George Bower [93]
Oliver Jager [97]
Joe Moody [98]
Isi Tu'ungafasi [93]
HK Ben Funnell [97]
Andrew Makalio [102]
Brodie McAlister (short-term) [103]
Codie Taylor [104] 		Sub off.svg Ben Funnell (to Flag of Japan.svg Ricoh Black Rams) [105] Sub on.svg Hugh Roach (from Flag of Australia (converted).svg Rebels) [106] Andrew Makalio [107]
Brodie McAlister [93]
Hugh Roach (short-term)
Codie Taylor [104]
LK Scott Barrett [108]
Mitchell Dunshea [92]
Luke Romano [92]
Quinten Strange [92]
Sam Whitelock [109] 		Sub off.svg Sam Whitelock (to Flag of Japan.svg Panasonic Wild Knights) [110] Scott Barrett [108]
Mitchell Dunshea [111]
Luke Romano [93]
Quinten Strange (did not play) [112]
FL Ethan Blackadder [113]
Billy Harmon [92]
Tom Sanders [92]
Jordan Taufua [94]
Matt Todd [114] 		Sub off.svg Jordan Taufua (to Flag of England.svg Leicester Tigers) [115]
Sub off.svg Matt Todd (to Flag of Japan.svg Toshiba Brave Lupus) [116] 		Sub on.svg Tom Christie (from Canterbury) [93]
Sub on.svg Cullen Grace (from Canterbury) [93]
Sub on.svg Sione Havili (from Tasman) [93]
Sub on.svg Ethan Roots (from North Harbour) [93] 		Ethan Blackadder (did not play) [113]
Tom Christie
Cullen Grace
Billy Harmon (did not play) [111]
Sione Havili
Ethan Roots
Tom Sanders [93]
N8 Whetu Douglas [117]
Kieran Read [118] 		Sub off.svg Kieran Read (to Flag of Japan.svg Toyota Verblitz) [119] Whetu Douglas [117]
SH Mitchell Drummond [120]
Ere Enari [121]
Bryn Hall [122] 		Mitchell Drummond [120]
Ere Enari [112]
Bryn Hall [123]
FH Brett Cameron [92]
Mitchell Hunt [120]
Richie Mo'unga [124] 		Sub off.svg Mitchell Hunt (to Highlanders) [125] Sub on.svg Fergus Burke (from Canterbury) [93] Fergus Burke
Brett Cameron [93]
Richie Mo'unga [126]
CE Tim Bateman [92]
Ryan Crotty [108]
Braydon Ennor [127]
Jack Goodhue [128] 		Sub off.svg Tim Bateman (to Flag of Japan.svg Toshiba Brave Lupus) [129]
Sub off.svg Ryan Crotty (to Flag of Japan.svg Kubota Spears) [130] 		Sub on.svg Inga Finau (from Canterbury) [93]
Sub on.svg Dallas McLeod (from Canterbury) [93] 		Braydon Ennor [112]
Inga Finau (did not play)
Jack Goodhue [111]
Dallas McLeod
WG George Bridge [131]
Leicester Fainga'anuku [92]
Will Jordan [92]
Manasa Mataele [92]
Ngane Punivai [92]
Sevu Reece (short-term) [95] 		Sub off.svg Ngane Punivai (to Highlanders) [125] Sub on.svg Fetuli Paea (from Tasman) [93] George Bridge [131]
Leicester Fainga'anuku [132]
Will Jordan [107]
Manasa Mataele [93]
Fetuli Paea (did not play)
Sevu Reece [133]
FB Israel Dagg (did not play) [134]
David Havili [135] 		Sub off.svg Israel Dagg (retired) [136] David Havili [135]
Coach Scott Robertson [137] Scott Robertson [138]

Highlanders

Highlanders transfers 2019–2020
Pos2019 squad [139] OutIn2020 players [74]
PR Sef Fa'agase [139]
Josh Iosefa-Scott [139]
Ayden Johnstone [139]
Daniel Lienert-Brown [139]
Tyrel Lomax [140]
Siate Tokolahi [141] 		Sub off.svg Sef Fa'agase (to Flag of Japan.svg Canon Eagles) [142]
Sub off.svg Tyrel Lomax (to Hurricanes) [143] 		Sub on.svg Ethan de Groot (from Southland) [74]
Sub on.svg Conán O'Donnell (from Flag of Japan.svg Sunwolves) [144]
Sub on.svg Jeff Thwaites (from Bay of Plenty) [74] 		Ethan de Groot (did not play)
Josh Iosefa-Scott [74]
Ayden Johnstone [74]
Daniel Lienert-Brown [74]
Conán O'Donnell (short-term)
Jeff Thwaites
Siate Tokolahi [74]
HK Liam Coltman [145]
Ash Dixon [139]
Ricky Jackson (short-term) [146]
Ray Niuia (did not play) [139] 		Sub off.svg Ricky Jackson (injured) [147]
Sub off.svg Ray Niuia (to Blues) [2] 		Sub on.svg Nathan Vella (from Flag of Japan.svg Sunwolves) [147] Liam Coltman [148]
Ash Dixon [74]
Nathan Vella (did not play)
LK Josh Dickson [144]
Tom Franklin [139]
Jackson Hemopo [149]
Pari Pari Parkinson [139]
Jack Whetton [139] 		Sub off.svg Tom Franklin (to Flag of Japan.svg Kobelco Steelers) [150]
Sub off.svg Jackson Hemopo (to Flag of Japan.svg Mitsubishi DynaBoars) [151] 		Sub on.svg Manaaki Selby-Rickit (from Southland) [74]
Sub on.svg Will Tucker (from Canterbury) [152] 		Josh Dickson [74]
Pari Pari Parkinson [74]
Manaaki Selby-Rickit
Will Tucker (short-term, did not play)
Jack Whetton [74]
FL Shannon Frizell [139]
Dillon Hunt [153]
James Lentjes [141]
Luke Whitelock [154] 		Sub off.svg Luke Whitelock (to Flag of France.svg Pau) [155] Sub on.svg Teariki Ben-Nicholas (from Wellington) [74]
Sub on.svg Zane Kapeli (from Bay of Plenty) [74]
Sub on.svg Slade McDowall (from Otago) [152]
Sub on.svg Sione Misiloi (from Otago) [43]
Sub on.svg Jesse Parete (from Chiefs) [74] 		Teariki Ben-Nicholas
Shannon Frizell [74]
Dillon Hunt [74]
Zane Kapeli (did not play)
James Lentjes [74]
Slade McDowall (short-term, did not play)
Sione Misiloi (did not play)
Jesse Parete
N8 Elliot Dixon [156]
Marino Mikaele-Tu’u [157]
Liam Squire [141] 		Sub off.svg Elliot Dixon (to Flag of Japan.svg Ricoh Black Rams) [158]
Sub off.svg Liam Squire (to Flag of Japan.svg NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes) [159] 		Marino Mikaele-Tu’u [157]
SH Folau Fakatava [139]
Kayne Hammington [141]
Aaron Smith [160] 		Folau Fakatava (did not play) [74]
Kayne Hammington [74]
Aaron Smith [161]
FH Marty Banks [139]
Bryn Gatland [157]
Dan Hollinshead (short-term) [162]
Josh Ioane [139] 		Sub off.svg Marty Banks (to Flag of Japan.svg NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes) [163]
Sub off.svg Dan Hollinshead (to Bay of Plenty) [74] 		Sub on.svg Mitchell Hunt (from Crusaders) [125] Bryn Gatland (did not play) [157]
Mitchell Hunt
Josh Ioane [74]
CE Richard Buckman [139]
Matt Faddes [164]
Rob Thompson [141]
Sio Tomkinson [139]
Thomas Umaga-Jensen [139]
Teihorangi Walden [156] 		Sub off.svg Richard Buckman (to Flag of Japan.svg Kobelco Steelers) [86]
Sub off.svg Matt Faddes (to IRFU flag.svg Ulster) [165] 		Sub on.svg Scott Gregory (from Northland) [166] Scott Gregory
Rob Thompson [74]
Sio Tomkinson [74]
Thomas Umaga-Jensen (did not play) [74]
Teihorangi Walden [156]
WG Jordan Hyland (short-term) [167]
Tevita Li [139]
Josh McKay [168]
Tevita Nabura (did not play) [157]
Waisake Naholo [141] 		Sub off.svg Jordan Hyland (to Blues) [2]
Sub off.svg Tevita Li (to Flag of Japan.svg Suntory Sungoliath) [169]
Sub off.svg Waisake Naholo (to Flag of England.svg London Irish) [170] 		Sub on.svg Tima Fainga'anuku (from Tasman) [171]
Sub on.svg Jona Nareki (from Otago) [125]
Sub on.svg Ngane Punivai (from Crusaders) [125] 		Tima Fainga'anuku
Josh McKay [168]
Tevita Nabura (did not play) [74]
Jona Nareki
Ngane Punivai
FB Ben Smith [172] Sub off.svg Ben Smith (to Flag of France.svg Pau) [173] Sub on.svg Michael Collins (from Blues) [43]
Sub on.svg Chris Kuridrani (from Counties Manukau) [74] 		Michael Collins
Chris Kuridrani
Coach Aaron Mauger [174] Aaron Mauger [174]

Hurricanes

Hurricanes transfers 2019–2020
Pos2019 squad [175] OutIn2020 players [176]
PR Fraser Armstrong [177]
Chris Eves [175]
Alex Fidow [178]
Ross Geldenhuys (short-term) [179]
Ben May [175]
Xavier Numia (short-term) [180]
Toby Smith [181]
Jeffery Toomaga-Allen [175] 		Sub off.svg Chris Eves (to Flag of Japan.svg Sunwolves) [182]
Sub off.svg Ross Geldenhuys (to Chiefs) [53]
Sub off.svg Toby Smith (retired) [183]
Sub off.svg Jeffery Toomaga-Allen (to Flag of England.svg Wasps) [184] 		Sub on.svg Tyrel Lomax (from Highlanders) [143]
Sub on.svg Tevita Mafileo (from Chiefs) [52]
Sub on.svg Pouri Rakete-Stones (from Hawke's Bay) [176] 		Fraser Armstrong [177]
Alex Fidow [185]
Tyrel Lomax
Tevita Mafileo (short-term)
Ben May [186]
Xavier Numia [185]
Pouri Rakete-Stones
HK Asafo Aumua [175]
Dane Coles [187]
James O'Reilly (short-term, did not play) [188]
Ricky Riccitelli [189] 		Sub off.svg James O'Reilly (returned to Wellington) [176] Asafo Aumua [190]
Dane Coles [191]
Ricky Riccitelli [189]
LK James Blackwell [175]
Geoff Cridge (did not play) [175]
Andries Ferreira (short-term, did not play) [192]
Kane Le'aupepe (short-term) [193]
Sam Lousi (did not play) [194]
Liam Mitchell [175]
Isaia Walker-Leawere [195] 		Sub off.svg Geoff Cridge (to Hawke's Bay) [176]
Sub off.svg Andries Ferreira (to Flag of South Africa.svg Bulls) [196]
Sub off.svg Sam Lousi (to Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Scarlets) [197] 		Sub on.svg Scott Scrafton (from Blues) [17] James Blackwell [185]
Kane Le'aupepe (did not play) [198]
Liam Mitchell [199]
Scott Scrafton
Isaia Walker-Leawere [176]
FL Heiden Bedwell-Curtis [175]
Vaea Fifita [200]
Sam Henwood [195]
Du'Plessis Kirifi [177]
Reed Prinsep [178]
Ardie Savea [201] 		Sub off.svg Heiden Bedwell-Curtis (to Flag of Japan.svg Mitsubishi DynaBoars) [202]
Sub off.svg Sam Henwood (to Flag of Japan.svg NEC Green Rockets) [203] 		Sub on.svg Devan Flanders (from Hawke's Bay) [176]
Sub on.svg Murphy Taramai (from North Harbour) [204] 		Vaea Fifita [200]
Devan Flanders
Du'Plessis Kirifi [185]
Reed Prinsep [198]
Ardie Savea (did not play) [205]
Murphy Taramai (did not play)
N8 Gareth Evans [206] Gareth Evans [206]
SH Finlay Christie [207]
Richard Judd [175]
TJ Perenara [208] 		Sub off.svg Finlay Christie (to Blues) [30]
Sub off.svg Richard Judd (to Flag of Japan.svg Suntory Sungoliath) [209] 		Sub on.svg Jamie Booth (from Flag of Japan.svg Sunwolves) [78]
Sub on.svg Jonathan Taumateine (from Chiefs) [78] 		Jamie Booth
TJ Perenara [208]
Jonathan Taumateine
FH Beauden Barrett [210]
Jackson Garden-Bachop [211]
James Marshall [178]
Fletcher Smith [175] 		Sub off.svg Beauden Barrett (to Blues) [32] Jackson Garden-Bachop [198]
James Marshall [204]
Fletcher Smith [176]
CE Ngani Laumape [200]
Billy Proctor [212]
Matt Proctor [200]
Danny Toala (short-term) [188]
Peter Umaga-Jensen (short-term) [213] 		Sub off.svg Matt Proctor (to Flag of England.svg Northampton Saints) [214] Ngani Laumape [215]
Billy Proctor [212]
Danny Toala (did not play) [199]
Peter Umaga-Jensen [186]
WG Vince Aso [216]
Wes Goosen [216]
Ben Lam [189]
Jonah Lowe [175]
Salesi Rayasi [175] 		Sub off.svg Salesi Rayasi (to New Zealand Sevens) [176] Sub on.svg Kobus van Wyk (from Flag of South Africa.svg Sharks) [176] Vince Aso [185]
Wes Goosen [186]
Ben Lam [189]
Jonah Lowe (did not play) [198]
Kobus van Wyk
FB Jordie Barrett [201]
Nehe Milner-Skudder (did not play) [217]
Chase Tiatia (short-term) [218] 		Sub off.svg Nehe Milner-Skudder (to Flag of France.svg Toulon) [219] Jordie Barrett [220]
Chase Tiatia [199]
Coach John Plumtree [221] Sub off.svg John Plumtree (to Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand (assistant)) [222] Sub on.svg Jason Holland (from assistant coach) [222] Jason Holland

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Tiaan Falcon is a New Zealand rugby union player, who currently plays as a fly-half or fullback for Toyota Verblitz in the Japan Rugby League One competition. He formerly played for the Chiefs in Super Rugby and for Hawke's Bay in New Zealand's domestic National Provincial Championship competition.

The 2019 Super Rugby season was the 24th season of Super Rugby, an annual rugby union competition organised by SANZAAR between teams from Argentina, Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Africa. The 2019 season was the second season using the reduced 15-team format consisting of three geographical conferences since being reduced from an 18-team competition in 2017.

The 2020 Super Rugby season was the 25th season of Super Rugby, an international men's rugby union competition organised by SANZAAR involving teams from Argentina, Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Africa. It is the third tournament in its current 15 team format, the last before the Japanese side the Sunwolves withdraw from the tournament ahead of a new format in 2021. The current champions are the Crusaders, who won their 10th title in 2019.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Canterbury (National Provincial Championship)</span> New Zealand professional rugby union team

Canterbury are a New Zealand professional rugby union team based in Canterbury, New Zealand. The union was originally established in 1879, with the National Provincial Championship established in 1976. They now play in the reformed National Provincial Championship competition. They play their home games at Apollo Projects Stadium in Christchurch in the Canterbury region. The team is affiliated with the Crusaders Super Rugby franchise. Their home playing colours are black and red.

Lincoln McClutchie is a New Zealand rugby union player, who currently plays as a first five-eighth for Hawke's Bay in New Zealand's domestic National Provincial Championship competition and San Diego Legion in Major League Rugby.

Kianu Kereru-Symes is a New Zealand rugby union player, who currently plays as a hooker or prop for Hawke's Bay in New Zealand's domestic National Provincial Championship competition and for the Hurricanes in Super Rugby. He previously played a season for the New England Free Jacks in Major League Rugby (MLR) in the United States.

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