List of 2022–23 Super Rugby transfers (Australia)

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This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2023 Super Rugby Pacific season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2022 or 2023 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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Brumbies

[[|Brumbies]] transfers 2022–2023
Pos2022 squad [1] OutIn2023 players [2]
PR Allan Alaalatoa [3]
Fred Kaihea [4]
Sefo Kautai [5]
Tom Ross [6]
Scott Sio [7]
James Slipper [8] 		Sub off.svg Scott Sio (to Flag of England.svg Exeter Chiefs) [9] Sub on.svg Blake Schoupp (from Southern Districts) [10]
Sub on.svg Rhys van Nek (from Rebels) [10]
Sub on.svg Harry Vella (from Canberra Royals) [11] 		Allan Alaalatoa [12]
Fred Kaihea [13]
Sefo Kautai [14]
Tom Ross [6]
Blake Schoupp (short-term)
James Slipper [8]
Rhys van Nek (short-term)
Harry Vella
HK Folau Fainga'a [15]
Lachlan Lonergan [16]
Connal McInerney [17]
Billy Pollard [18] 		Sub off.svg Folau Fainga'a (to Force) [19] Sub on.svg John Ulugia (unattached) [20] Lachlan Lonergan [21]
Connal McInerney [17]
Billy Pollard [18]
John Ulugia (short-term)
LK Nick Frost [22]
Tom Hooper [23]
Cadeyrn Neville [24]
Darcy Swain [25] 		Sub on.svg Sam Thomson (from Warringah) [26]
Sub on.svg Jack Wright (from Tuggeranong Vikings) [27] 		Nick Frost [28]
Tom Hooper [29]
Cadeyrn Neville [30]
Darcy Swain [31]
Sam Thomson (short-term)
Jack Wright (short-term)
BR Jahrome Brown [32]
Ed Kennedy [23]
Luke Reimer [32]
Pete Samu [33]
Rory Scott [34]
Rob Valetini [35] 		Sub on.svg Charlie Cale (from Uni-Norths Owls) [36] Jahrome Brown [32]
Charlie Cale
Ed Kennedy [37]
Luke Reimer [38]
Pete Samu [39]
Rory Scott [34]
Rob Valetini [40]
SH Lachie Albert [1]
Ryan Lonergan [41]
Nic White [42] 		Sub off.svg Lachie Albert (to Eastwood) [2] Sub on.svg Pedro Rolando (from Canberra Royals) [43]
Sub on.svg Klayton Thorn (from Gungahlin Eagles) [44] 		Ryan Lonergan [21]
Pedro Rolando (short-term)
Klayton Thorn
Nic White [45]
FH Rodney Iona [46]
Noah Lolesio [47] 		Sub off.svg Rodney Iona (to Flag of the United States.svg New Orleans Gold) [48] Sub on.svg Nathan Carroll (from Queanbeyan Whites) [44]
Sub on.svg Jack Debreczeni (from Flag of Japan.svg Hino Red Dolphins) [49] 		Nathan Carroll
Jack Debreczeni
Noah Lolesio [50]
CE Hudson Creighton [51]
Chris Feauai-Sautia [52]
Len Ikitau [53]
Ollie Sapsford [54]
Irae Simone [55] 		Sub off.svg Irae Simone (to Flag of France.svg Clermont) [56] Sub on.svg Tamati Tua (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Blues) [57] Hudson Creighton [51]
Chris Feauai-Sautia [58]
Len Ikitau [53]
Ollie Sapsford [54]
Tamati Tua
WG Cam Clark [59]
Andy Muirhead [60]
Tom Wright [61] 		Sub off.svg Cam Clark (released) [2] Sub on.svg Ben O'Donnell (from IRFU flag.svg Connacht) [62]
Sub on.svg Corey Toole (from Australia Sevens) [63] 		Andy Muirhead [64]
Ben O'Donnell
Corey Toole
Tom Wright [61]
FB Tom Banks [65]
Jesse Mogg [66] 		Sub off.svg Tom Banks (to Flag of Japan.svg Mie Honda Heat) [67] Sub on.svg Declan Meredith (from Wests Lions) [68] Declan Meredith
Jesse Mogg [66]
Coach Dan McKellar [69] Sub off.svg Dan McKellar (to Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia (assistant)) [70] Sub on.svg Stephen Larkham (from IRFU flag.svg Munster) [71] Stephen Larkham

Force

Force transfers 2022–2023
Pos2022 squad [72] OutIn2023 players [73]
PR Bo Abra [72]
Greg Holmes [72]
Harry Lloyd [74]
Santiago Medrano [75]
Tom Robertson [72]
Angus Wagner [76] 		Sub off.svg Greg Holmes (retired) [77]
Sub off.svg Harry Lloyd (released) [73] 		Sub on.svg Siosifa Amone (from Associates) [78]
Sub on.svg Charlie Hancock (from Sydney University) [79]
Sub on.svg Marley Pearce (from Joondalup) [80]
Sub on.svg Wilton Rebolo (from Flag of the United States.svg Rugby New York) [81]
Sub on.svg Andrew Romano (from Cottesloe) [78] 		Bo Abra [82]
Siosifa Amone
Charlie Hancock
Santiago Medrano [83]
Marley Pearce (short-term)
Wilton Rebolo
Tom Robertson [73]
Andrew Romano
Angus Wagner [82]
HK Feleti Kaitu'u [76]
Andrew Ready [84]
Jack Winchester [85] 		Sub off.svg Andrew Ready (to Flag of France.svg Colomiers) [86] Sub on.svg Folau Fainga'a (from [[|Brumbies]]) [19]
Sub on.svg Tom Horton (from Waratahs) [87] 		Folau Fainga'a
Tom Horton (short-term)
Feleti Kaitu'u [88]
Jack Winchester [88]
LK Ryan McCauley [89]
Will Sankey (short-term) [90]
Jeremy Thrush [72] 		Sub on.svg Felix Kalapu (from Flag of the United States.svg Old Glory DC) [91]
Sub on.svg Jeremy Williams (from Waratahs) [92] 		Felix Kalapu
Ryan McCauley [93]
Izack Rodda [94]
Will Sankey [93]
Jeremy Thrush (short-term) [87]
Jeremy Williams
BR Tim Anstee [95]
Ollie Callan [96]
Kane Koteka [96]
Fergus Lee-Warner [96]
Alex Masibaka (short-term) [97]
Jackson Pugh [98]
Izack Rodda [99]
Brynard Stander [100] 		Sub off.svg Fergus Lee-Warner (to Flag of England.svg Worcester Warriors) [101]
Sub off.svg Alex Masibaka (to Flag of France.svg Montpellier) [102]
Sub off.svg Brynard Stander (released) [103] 		Sub on.svg Isi Naisarani (from Flag of Japan.svg Shizuoka Blue Revs) [104]
Sub on.svg Jacob Norris (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Bay of Plenty) [105]
Sub on.svg Ned Slack-Smith (from Warringah) [78]
Sub on.svg Carlo Tizzano (from Waratahs) [106]
Sub on.svg Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco (from Waratahs) [107]
Sub on.svg Michael Wells (from Rebels) [108] 		Tim Anstee [109]
Ollie Callan [110]
Kane Koteka [109]
Isi Naisarani (short-term)
Jacob Norris (short-term)
Jackson Pugh [110]
Ned Slack-Smith
Carlo Tizzano (short-term)
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco (short-term)
Michael Wells
SH Issak Fines-Leleiwasa [111]
Michael McDonald [112]
Ian Prior [113] 		Sub off.svg Michael McDonald (to IRFU flag.svg Ulster) [114] Sub on.svg Henry Robertson (from Waratahs) [115]
Sub on.svg Gareth Simpson (from Flag of England.svg Saracens) [116] 		Issak Fines-Leleiwasa [111]
Ian Prior [115]
Henry Robertson
Gareth Simpson (short-term)
FH Bayley Kuenzle [111]
Jake McIntyre [117]
Reesjan Pasitoa [118] 		Sub off.svg Jake McIntyre (to Flag of France.svg Perpignan) [119] Sub on.svg Max Burey (from Australia Sevens) [120]
Sub on.svg Bryce Hegarty (from Flag of England.svg Leicester Tigers) [121]
Sub on.svg Hamish Stewart (from Reds) [122] 		Max Burey (short-term)
Bryce Hegarty
Bayley Kuenzle [111]
Reesjan Pasitoa [118]
Hamish Stewart
CE Kyle Godwin [123]
Richard Kahui [72]
Grason Makara [98] 		Sub off.svg Kyle Godwin (to Flag of France.svg Lyon) [124]
Sub off.svg Richard Kahui (retired) [77] 		Sub on.svg Oliver Cummins (from Scots College) [73]
Sub on.svg Nikolai Foliaki (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Counties Manukau) [107]
Sub on.svg George Poolman (from Sydney University) [78]
Sub on.svg Sam Spink (from Flag of England.svg Wasps) [125] 		Oliver Cummins
Nikolai Foliaki (short-term)
Grason Makara [73]
George Poolman
Sam Spink
WG Daniel Ala (did not play) [126]
Brad Lacey [127]
Manasa Mataele [128]
Toni Pulu [72]
Byron Ralston [127]
Reece Tapine [111] 		Sub off.svg Brad Lacey (released) [103]
Sub off.svg Byron Ralston (to IRFU flag.svg Connacht) [129] 		Sub on.svg Zach Kibirige (from Flag of England.svg Wasps) [130]
Sub on.svg Rupeni Mataele (from Scots College) [78] 		Daniel Ala [73]
Zach Kibirige (short-term)
Manasa Mataele [128]
Rupeni Mataele
Toni Pulu [73]
Reece Tapine [111]
FB Jack McGregor [127]
Jake Strachan [98] 		Sub off.svg Jack McGregor (to Gordon) [103] Sub on.svg Chase Tiatia (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Chiefs) [131] Jake Strachan [98]
Chase Tiatia
Coach Tim Sampson [132] Sub off.svg Tim Sampson (to Rebels (assistant coach)) [133] Sub on.svg Simon Cron (from Flag of Japan.svg Toyota Verblitz) [134] Simon Cron

Rebels

Rebels transfers 2022–2023
Pos2022 squad [135] OutIn2023 players [136]
PR Isaac Aedo Kailea (wider-training squad) [137]
Cabous Eloff [135]
Sef Fa'agase (short-term) [138]
Pone Fa'amausili [139]
Matt Gibbon [140]
Patrick Lavemai (did not play) [141]
Cameron Orr [142]
Emosi Tuqiri (wider-training squad, did not play) [143]
Rhys van Nek [135] 		Sub off.svg Sef Fa'agase (to Reds) [144]
Sub off.svg Patrick Lavemai (to academy squad) [136]
Sub off.svg Emosi Tuqiri (to Flag of Fiji.svg Drua) [145]
Sub off.svg Rhys van Nek (to [[|Brumbies]]) [10] 		Sub on.svg Jaiden Christian (from Brothers) [146]
Sub on.svg Sam Talakai (from Flag of Japan.svg Tokyo Sungoliath) [147] 		Isaac Aedo Kailea [146]
Jaiden Christian
Cabous Eloff [148]
Pone Fa'amausili [149]
Matt Gibbon [150]
Cameron Orr [151]
Sam Talakai
HK James Hanson [152]
Efi Ma'afu [152]
Jordan Uelese [153] 		Sub off.svg James Hanson (retired) [154]
Sub off.svg Efi Ma'afu (to Flag of France.svg Rouen) [155] 		Sub on.svg Theo Fourie (from Souths) [146]
Sub on.svg Alex Mafi (from Reds) [156]
Sub on.svg Anaru Rangi (from Flag of Japan.svg Urayasu D-Rocks) [150] 		Theo Fourie
Alex Mafi
Anaru Rangi
Jordan Uelese [157]
LK Josh Canham [146]
Ross Haylett-Petty [158]
Josh Hill (short-term) [159]
Trevor Hosea [160]
Tom Nowlan [135]
Matt Philip [161] 		Sub off.svg Ross Haylett-Petty (to Randwick) [154]
Sub off.svg Josh Hill (returned to Flag of New Zealand.svg Otago) [136]
Sub off.svg Tom Nowlan (to Flag of Japan.svg Shimizu Koto Blue Sharks) [162] 		Sub on.svg Tim Cardall (from Flag of England.svg Wasps) [163]
Sub on.svg Angelo Smith (from Wests) [163]
Sub on.svg Tuaina Taii Tualima (from Reds) [164] 		Josh Canham [146]
Tim Cardall
Trevor Hosea [160]
Matt Philip [161]
Angelo Smith
Tuaina Taii Tualima
BR Richard Hardwick [158]
Eyda Haisila (did not play) [141]
Michael Icely (wider-training squad, did not play) [143]
Tamati Ioane [158]
Josh Kemeny [158]
Rob Leota [165]
Sione Lolesio (wider-training squad, did not play) [143]
Daniel Maiava [141]
Antonio Masina (did not play) [141]
Joeli Niubalavu (did not play) [141]
Sam Wallis (short-term) [138]
Michael Wells [166]
Brad Wilkin [166] 		Sub off.svg Eyda Haisila (to academy squad) [136]
Sub off.svg Michael Icely (to Waratahs) [167]
Sub off.svg Sione Lolesio (to academy squad) [136]
Sub off.svg Antonio Masina (to academy squad) [136]
Sub off.svg Joeli Niubalavu (to academy squad)
Sub off.svg Sam Wallis (to University of Queensland) [136]
Sub off.svg Michael Wells (to Force) [108] 		Sub on.svg Vaiolini Ekuasi (from Flag of New Zealand.svg Blues) [163]
Sub on.svg Zac Hough (from Wests) [168] 		Vaiolini Ekuasi
Richard Hardwick [158]
Zac Hough
Tamati Ioane [164]
Josh Kemeny [158]
Rob Leota [165]
Daniel Maiava [169]
Brad Wilkin [170]
SH Joe Powell [158]
Moses Sorovi [158]
James Tuttle [135] 		Sub off.svg Joe Powell (to Flag of England.svg London Irish) [171] Sub on.svg Ryan Louwrens (from Flag of the United States.svg Austin Gilgronis) [172] Ryan Louwrens
Moses Sorovi [136]
James Tuttle [173]
FH Carter Gordon [174]
Mason Gordon (wider-training squad, did not play) [143]
Nick Jooste (short-term) [159]
Sebastian Sialau (did not play) [141] 		Sub off.svg Sebastian Sialau (to academy squad) [136] Carter Gordon [175]
Mason Gordon [169]
Nick Jooste [176]
CE Stacey Ili [152]
Lebron Naea (did not play) [141]
Ray Nu'u [135]
Lukas Ripley [168]
Jeral Skelton (did not play) [177]
Young Tonumaipea [178]
Matt To'omua [179] 		Sub off.svg Jeral Skelton (to Canterbury Bulldogs) [180] [181]
Sub off.svg Young Tonumaipea (to Melbourne Storm) [154] [182]
Sub off.svg Matt To'omua (to Flag of Japan.svg Mitsubishi DynaBoars) [183] [184] 		Sub on.svg David Feliuai (from Flag of Romania.svg Baia Mare) [136]
Sub on.svg David Vaihu (from academy squad) [169] 		David Feliuai
Stacey Ili [151]
Lebron Naea [136]
Ray Nu'u [136]
Lukas Ripley [168]
David Vaihu
WG Lachie Anderson [185]
Andrew Kellaway [158]
Divad Palu (did not play) [141]
Joe Pincus (did not play) [158]
Glen Vaihu (short-term) [138]
Ilikena Vudogo [177] 		Sub off.svg Divad Palu (to academy squad) [136] Sub on.svg Monty Ioane (from Flag of Italy.svg Benetton) [186] Lachie Anderson [185]
Monty Ioane
Andrew Kellaway [187]
Joe Pincus [136]
Glen Vaihu [188]
Ilikena Vudogo [177]
FB Reece Hodge [189]
George Worth [152] 		Sub off.svg George Worth (to Eastwood) [136] Reece Hodge [189]
Coach Kevin Foote [158] Kevin Foote [158]

Reds

Reds transfers 2022–2023
Pos2022 squad [190] OutIn2023 players [191]
PR Albert Anae (short-term) [192]
Sef Fa'agase (short-term) [193]
Feao Fotuaika [194]
Harry Hoopert [195]
Zane Nonggorr [190]
Taniela Tupou [196]
Dane Zander [194] 		Sub off.svg Albert Anae (released) [191]
Sub off.svg Feao Fotuaika (to Flag of France.svg Lyon) [197] 		Sub on.svg Peni Ravai (unattached) [198]
Sub on.svg Phransis Sula-Siaosi (from Souths) [199] 		Sef Fa'agase [200]
Harry Hoopert [195]
Zane Nonggorr [201]
Peni Ravai
Phransis Sula-Siaosi
Taniela Tupou [196]
Dane Zander [194]
HK Richie Asiata [194]
George Blake (development squad, did not play) [190]
Matt Faessler (short-term) [202]
Alex Mafi [203]
Josh Nasser [204] 		Sub off.svg Alex Mafi (to Rebels) [156] Richie Asiata [201]
George Blake [205]
Matt Faessler [206]
Josh Nasser [206]
LK Angus Blyth [207]
Lopeti Faifua [190]
Lukhan Salakaia-Loto [208]
Ryan Smith [204]
Tuaina Taii Tualima [204]
Connor Vest (short-term) [209] 		Sub off.svg Lukhan Salakaia-Loto (to Flag of England.svg Northampton Saints) [210]
Sub off.svg Tuaina Taii Tualima (to Rebels) [164] 		Sub on.svg Wilson Blyth (from Bond University) [205]
Sub on.svg Luke Jones (from Flag of France.svg Racing 92) [211]
Sub on.svg Jake Upfield (from Bond University) [212] 		Angus Blyth [207]
Wilson Blyth
Lopeti Faifua [213]
Luke Jones
Ryan Smith [213]
Jake Upfield (short-term)
Connor Vest [213]
BR Fraser McReight [214]
Angus Scott-Young [215]
Seru Uru [216]
Harry Wilson [217]
Liam Wright [215] 		Sub off.svg Angus Scott-Young (to Flag of England.svg Northampton Saints) [218] Sub on.svg Connor Anderson (from Wests) [199]
Sub on.svg Keynan Tauakipulu (from Wests) [191] 		Connor Anderson
Fraser McReight [214]
Keynan Tauakipulu
Seru Uru [216]
Harry Wilson [217]
Liam Wright [219]
SH Spencer Jeans [220]
Tate McDermott [214]
Kalani Thomas [221] 		Sub on.svg Louis Werchon (from Wests) [222] Spencer Jeans [205]
Tate McDermott [214]
Kalani Thomas [221]
Louis Werchon (short-term)
FH Lawson Creighton [216]
Tom Lynagh (did not play) [223]
James O'Connor [224] 		Lawson Creighton [205]
Tom Lynagh [223]
James O'Connor [224]
CE Josh Flook [220]
Isaac Henry [221]
Hunter Paisami [225]
Jordan Petaia [226]
Hamish Stewart [227] 		Sub off.svg Hamish Stewart (to Force) [228] [122] Josh Flook [220]
Isaac Henry [221]
Hunter Paisami [225]
Jordan Petaia [229]
WG Jock Campbell [195]
Filipo Daugunu [230]
Ilaisa Droasese [216]
Suliasi Vunivalu [231] 		Sub off.svg Ilaisa Droasese (to Flag of Fiji.svg Drua) [232] Jock Campbell [233]
Filipo Daugunu [230]
Suliasi Vunivalu [234]
FB Floyd Aubrey (short-term) [235]
Mac Grealy [221] 		Sub on.svg Taj Annan (from Souths) [212]
Sub on.svg Paddy James (from Brothers) [222] 		Taj Annan (short-term)
Floyd Aubrey [191]
Mac Grealy [221]
Paddy James (short-term)
Coach Brad Thorn [236] Brad Thorn [236]

Waratahs

Waratahs transfers 2022–2023
Pos2022 squad [237] OutIn2023 players [238]
PR Angus Bell [239]
Adrian Brown (wider training squad, did not play) [240]
Tetera Faulkner [237]
Archer Holz (wider training squad) [241]
Harry Johnson-Holmes [242]
Paddy Ryan (short-term) [243]
Ruan Smith [241]
Tiaan Tauakipulu [240]
Hamdahn Tuipulotu (wider training squad, did not play) [244] 		Sub off.svg Adrian Brown (to Eastwood) [238]
Sub off.svg Paddy Ryan (to Flag of the United States.svg San Diego Legion) [245]
Sub off.svg Ruan Smith (to Flag of South Africa.svg Lions) [246]
Sub off.svg Hamdahn Tuipulotu (to Flag of New Zealand.svg Auckland) [238] 		Sub on.svg Daniel Botha (from Sydney University) [247]
Sub on.svg Tom Lambert (from Flag of Scotland.svg Glasgow Warriors) [248]
Sub on.svg Sateki Latu (from Warringah) [249]
Sub on.svg Nephi Leatigaga (from Flag of England.svg Leicester Tigers) [250] 		Angus Bell [251]
Daniel Botha (short-term)
Tetera Faulkner [238]
Archer Holz [238]
Harry Johnson-Holmes [252]
Tom Lambert
Sateki Latu (short-term)
Nephi Leatigaga (short-term)
Tiaan Tauakipulu [240]
HK Ed Craig (short-term) [253]
Tom Horton [254]
Dave Porecki [255]
Mahe Vailanu (short-term) [256] 		Sub off.svg Ed Craig (to Eastwood) [238]
Sub off.svg Tom Horton (to Force) [87] 		Sub on.svg Tolu Latu (from Flag of France.svg Stade Français) [257] Tolu Latu
Dave Porecki [258]
Mahe Vailanu [238]
LK Hugh Bokenham (did not play) [237]
Geoff Cridge [244]
Max Douglas [237]
Jed Holloway [259]
Hugh Sinclair [260]
Jeremy Williams (wider training squad) [261] 		Sub off.svg Hugh Bokenham (to Sydney University) [262]
Sub off.svg Geoff Cridge (to Flag of France.svg Bayonne) [262] [263]
Sub off.svg Max Douglas (to Flag of Japan.svg Yokohama Canon Eagles) [264] [262]
Sub off.svg Jeremy Williams (to Force) [92] 		Sub on.svg Zane Marolt (from Queanbeyan Whites [265]
Sub on.svg Taleni Seu (from Flag of Japan.svg Toyota Industries Shuttles Aichi) [265]
Sub on.svg Ola Tauelangi (from Gordon) [266]
Sub on.svg Zac Von Appen (from Sydney University [265] 		Jed Holloway [267]
Zane Marolt
Taleni Seu
Hugh Sinclair [238]
Ola Tauelangi (short-term)
Zac Von Appen
BR Charlie Gamble (wider training squad) [261]
Langi Gleeson (wider training squad) [240]
Ned Hanigan [268]
Will Harris [237]
Michael Hooper [261]
Lachlan Swinton [269]
Carlo Tizzano [237]
Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco [270] 		Sub off.svg Carlo Tizzano (to Force) [106]
Sub off.svg Rahboni Warren-Vosayaco (to Force) [107] 		Sub on.svg Michael Icely (from Rebels) [167]
Sub on.svg Hunter Ward (from Manly) [271] 		Charlie Gamble [238]
Langi Gleeson [240]
Ned Hanigan [238]
Will Harris [272]
Michael Hooper [273]
Michael Icely (short-term)
Lachlan Swinton [238]
Hunter Ward (short-term)
SH Jake Gordon [239]
Jack Grant [274]
Henry Robertson (wider training squad) [275]
Teddy Wilson (short-term) [276] 		Sub off.svg Jack Grant (to Flag of England.svg Ealing Trailfinders) [277]
Sub off.svg Henry Robertson (to Force) [115] 		Sub on.svg Harrison Goddard (from Flag of the United States.svg LA Giltinis) [278] Harrison Goddard
Jake Gordon [239]
Teddy Wilson [279]
FH Ben Donaldson [280]
Tane Edmed [281] 		Sub on.svg Jack Bowen (from Eastern Suburbs) [282] Jack Bowen
Ben Donaldson [280]
Tane Edmed [283]
CE Lalakai Foketi [284]
Izaia Perese [285]
Jamie Roberts [286]
Mosese Tuipulotu (wider training squad, did not play) [261]
Joey Walton (did not play) [237] 		Sub off.svg Jamie Roberts (retired) [262] Lalakai Foketi [287]
Izaia Perese [288]
Mosese Tuipulotu [238]
Joey Walton [238]
WG Mark Nawaqanitawase [289]
Alex Newsome [289]
Dylan Pietsch (wider training squad) [290]
James Ramm [291]
Triston Reilly [237]
James Turner (short-term) [292] 		Sub off.svg Alex Newsome (to Flag of France.svg Clermont) [262] [56]
Sub off.svg James Ramm (to Flag of England.svg Northampton Saints) [293]
Sub off.svg Triston Reilly (to Wests Tigers) [294]
Sub off.svg James Turner (to Australia Sevens) [238] 		Sub on.svg Ben Dowling (from Randwick) [282]
Sub on.svg Nemani Nadolo (from Flag of England.svg Leicester Tigers) [295]
Sub on.svg Harry Wilson (from Eastwood) [279] 		Ben Dowling
Nemani Nadolo
Mark Nawaqanitawase [289]
Dylan Pietsch [296]
Harry Wilson
FB Kurtley Beale (short-term) [297]
Tevita Funa [298]
Will Harrison [299] 		Sub off.svg Tevita Funa (to Western Sydney Two Blues) [262] Sub on.svg Max Jorgensen (from St Joseph's College) [300] Kurtley Beale [297]
Will Harrison [299]
Max Jorgensen
Coach Darren Coleman [301] Darren Coleman [301]

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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.

The 2020 Super Rugby AU season was a professional club rugby union tournament organised by Rugby Australia. Sponsored by communications company Vodafone, the tournament replaced the Australian component of the incomplete 2020 Super Rugby season that was shut down in March of that year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It featured the four teams from the 2020 Australian conference, with the addition of former Super Rugby franchise the Western Force.

The 2021 Super Rugby AU season was a professional club rugby union tournament organised by Rugby Australia. Announced on 11 November 2020, the tournament was the second season of Super Rugby AU, featuring the same 5 teams from the inaugural 2020 season, and ran from 19 February to 8 May 2021. The tournament was won by the Reds, who defeated the [[|Brumbies]] 19–16 in the final at Suncorp Stadium, winning their first Super Rugby AU title, and first Super Rugby competition since 2011.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Super Rugby Trans-Tasman</span>

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The 2023 Super Rugby Pacific Season is the 28th season of Super Rugby, an annual rugby union competition organised by SANZAAR between teams from Australia, Fiji, New Zealand and a combined team from Samoa, Tonga and other Pacific Island nations. The defending champions are the Crusaders, who won their 11th title in 2022.

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