2015 New South Wales Waratahs season

New South Wales Waratahs

2015 season

Coach

Michael Cheika

Super Rugby

2nd

Super Rugby Finals Series

TBD

Top try scorer

Taqele Naiyaravoro

Top points scorer

Bernard Foley

Highest home attendance

27,243 vs Brumbies
22 March 2015

Lowest home attendance

15,807 vs Rebels
25 April 2015

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The 2015 New South Wales Waratahs season was the club's 19th season since the inception of Super Rugby in 1996.

Players

Squad

The squad for the 2015 Super Rugby season^[1]

Props

Hookers

Locks

Loose Forwards

Scrum-halves

Auvasa Faleali'i
Brendan McKibbin
Nick Phipps

Fly-halves

Centres

Wingers

Fullbacks

Kurtley Beale
Israel Folau (v/c)

Transfers

Ins:

Player	Position	Previous Club	Notes
Dave Porecki	Hooker	North Harbour Rays	Short-term contract^[2]
Sam Lousi	Lock	New Zealand Warriors (NRL)	^[3]
Dean Mumm	Lock	Exeter Chiefs	Short-term contract^[4]
Jack Dempsey	Flanker	North Harbour Rays	Short-term contract^[5]
Auvasa Faleali'i	Scrum Half	Greater Sydney Rams	^[1]
David Horwitz	Fly Half	Extended playing squad	^[1]
Andrew Kellaway	Winger	NSW Country Eagles	^[1]

Outs:

Player	Position	Previous Club	Notes
Kane Douglas	Lock	Leinster	^[6]
Michael Hodge	Centre	Sydney Stars	^[7]
Alofa Alofa	Winger	La Rochelle	^[8]
Cam Crawford	Fullback	Rebels	^[9]

Quick Summary

Rd	Date and local time		Opponent	Score	Venue	Attendance	Ref
1	Sunday, 15 February (4:05 pm)	H	Western Force	13–25	Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia	20,271	^[10]
2	Friday, 20 February (7:40 pm)	A	Melbourne Rebels	28–38	AAMI Park, Melbourne, Australia	12,178	^[11]
3	Bye
4	Saturday, 7 March (6:40 pm)	A	Queensland Reds	5–23	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia	27,199	^[12]
5	Saturday, 14 March (7:35 pm)	A	Highlanders	26–19	Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin, New Zealand		^[13]
6	Sunday, 22 March (4:05 pm)	H	Brumbies	28–13	Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia	27,243	^[14]
7	Saturday, 28 March (7:40 pm)	H	Blues	23–11	Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia	16,342	^[15]
8	Bye
9	Saturday, 11 April (7:40 pm)	H	Stormers	18–32	Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia	17,353	^[16]
10	Saturday, 18 April (4:30 pm)	A	Hurricanes	24–29	Westpac Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand	15,327	^[17]
11	Saturday, 25 April (7:55 pm)	H	Rebels	18–16	ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia	15,807	^[18]
12	Friday, 1 May (7:40 pm)	A	Brumbies	10–13	Canberra Stadium, Canberra, Australia	17,563	^[19]
13	Saturday, 9 May (7:40 pm)	A	Force	18–11	nib Stadium, Perth, Australia	10,115	^[20]
14	Saturday, 16 May (7:40 pm)	H	Sharks	33–18	Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia	18,578	^[21]
15	Saturday, 16 May (7:40 pm)	H	Crusaders	32–22	ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia	26,971	^[22]
16	Saturday, 30 May (7:10 pm)	A	Lions, South Africa	27–22	Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg	28,475	^[23]
17	Saturday, 6 June (3:00 pm)	A	Cheetahs	33–58	Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein, South Africa		^[24]
18	Saturday, 13 June (7:40 pm)	H	Reds	31–5	Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia	26,746	^[25]
SF	26–27 June	H	TBD	–	Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia

Standings

2015 Super Rugby standings

Overall standings

Pos

Team

Pts

Hurricanes

458

288

+170

Waratahs

409

313

+96

Stormers

373

323

+50

Highlanders

450

333

+117

Chiefs

372

299

+73

Brumbies

369

261

+108

Crusaders

481

338

+143

Lions

342

364

−22

Bulls

397

388

Rebels

319

354

−35

Sharks

338

401

−63

Cheetahs

357

531

−174

Reds

247

434

−187

Blues

282

428

−146

Force

245

384

−139

Australian Conference

Pos

Team

Pts

Waratahs

409

313

+96

Brumbies

369

261

+108

Rebels

319

354

−35

Reds

247

434

−187

Force

245

384

−139

Final standings.^[26]^[27]

Brumbies, Chiefs, Highlanders, Hurricanes, Stormers and Waratahs qualified to the play-offs.

Legend and Competition rules

Legend:
	Conference leaders, qualify to finals.	P = Games Played, W = Games Won, D = Games Drawn, L = Games Lost, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against, PD = Points Difference, TF = Tries For, TA = Tries Against, TB = Try Bonus Points, LB = Losing Bonus Points, Pts = Log Points
	Wildcard teams, qualify to finals.


Competition rules:
Qualification: The top six teams will qualify to the finals, with their final positions in the overall log determining their seedings in the finals. The third-placed team (i.e. the conference winners with the worst overall record) will host the sixth-placed team in the qualifiers, while the fourth-placed team will host the fifth-placed team. The top two teams (i.e. the two conference winners with the best overall record) will qualify directly to the semi-finals, where they will have home advantage against the two qualifier winners, with the top team hosting the qualifier winner with the lower seeding and the second-placed team hosting the qualifier winner with the higher seeding. The two semi-final winners will progress to the final, with the team with the higher seeding having home advantage. Points breakdown: * 4 points for a win * 2 points for a draw * 1 bonus point for a loss by seven points or less * 1 bonus point for scoring four or more tries in a match Classification: Teams standings are calculated as follows:^[28] * Conference Leaders (i.e. conference leaders will always be ranked in the top three) * Log points * Number of games won * Overall points difference * Number of tries scored * Overall try difference

Detailed season summary

Regular season

February

Round 1	15 February 2015	Waratahs	13–25	Force	Allianz Stadium, Sydney
	16:05	Try: Rob Horne 54', 77' Con: Bernard Foley (0/2) Pen: Bernard Foley 24' (1/2) Cards: Wycliff Palu 34' to 42'	Report^[29] Scoreboard^[30]	Try: Chris Alcock 36' Angus Cottrell 46' Luke Morahan 67' Francois van Wyk 73' Con: Sias Ebersohn 47' (1/3) Zack Holmes (0/1) Pen: Sias Ebersohn 12' (1/3) Drop: Sias Ebersohn (0/1) Cards: Alby Mathewson 54' to 65'	Attendance: 20,271 Referee: Steve Walsh

Round 2	20 February 2015	Rebels	28–38	Waratahs	AAMI Park, Melbourne
	19:40	Try: Scott Higginbotham 12' Lopeti Timani 40' Luke Burgess 53' Sefanaia Naivalu 66' Con: Mike Harris 13', 40', 54', 67' (4/4) Pen: Mike Harris (0/1) Jack Debreczeni (0/1)	Report^[31] Scoreboard^[32]	Try: Stephen Hoiles 22' Taqele Naiyaravoro 43', 61' Kurtley Beale 73' Con: Bernard Foley 23', 44', 74' (3/4) Pen: Bernard Foley 4', 33', 78' (3/3) Kurtley Beale 27' (1/1) Cards: Taqele Naiyaravoro 63' to 74'	Attendance: 12,178 Referee: Angus Gardner

Round 3		Waratahs	v	Bye	N/A

March

Round 4	7 March 2015	Reds	5–23	Waratahs	Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
	18:40	Try: Marco Kotze 80' Con: James O'Connor (0/1) Pen: James O'Connor (0/2)	Report^[33] Scoreboard^[34]	Try: Bernard Foley 25' Peter Betham 67' Con: Bernard Foley 26', 68' (2/2) Pen: Bernard Foley 13', 23', 50' (3/4) Cards: Tatafu Polota-Nau 57' to 68'	Attendance: 27,199 Referee: Glen Jackson

Round 5	14 March 2015	Highlanders	26–19	Waratahs	Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin
	19:35	Try: Tom Franklin 29' Waisake Naholo 39' Ben Smith 44' Patrick Osborne 47' Con: Lima Sopoaga 30', 40', 45' (3/4) Pen: Lima Sopoaga (0/2)	Report^[35] Scoreboard^[36]	Try: Nick Phipps 3' Matthew Carraro 19' Stephen Hoiles 78' Con: Bernard Foley 20', 79' (2/3) Cards: Sekope Kepu 28' to 38'	Referee: Craig Joubert

Round 6	22 March 2015	Waratahs	28–13	Brumbies	Allianz Stadium, Sydney
	16:05	Try: Bernard Foley 26' Israel Folau 31' Tolu Latu 73' Con: Bernard Foley 27', 32' (2/3) Pen: Bernard Foley 11', 16' (2/2) Kurtley Beale 47' (1/1) Cards: Tolu Latu 79'	Report^[37] Scoreboard^[38]	Try: Matt Toomua 3' Con: Christian Lealiifano 4' (1/1) Pen: Christian Lealiifano 18', 23' (2/2) Cards: Scott Fardy 9' to 19'	Attendance: 27,243 Referee: Craig Joubert

Round 7	28 March 2015	Waratahs	23–11	Blues	Allianz Stadium, Sydney
	19:40	Try: Nick Phipps 8' Peter Betham 75' Con: Bernard Foley 9', 76' (2/2) Pen: Bernard Foley 58', 61', 68' (3/4) Kurtley Beale (0/1)	Report^[39] Scoreboard^[40]	Try: Francis Saili 54' Con: Daniel Bowden (0/1) Pen: Daniel Bowden 14', 24' (2/3) Cards: Jerome Kaino 72'	Attendance: 16,342 Referee: Jaco Peyper

April

Round 8		Waratahs	v	Bye	N/A

Round 9	11 April 2015	Waratahs	18–32	Stormers	Allianz Stadium, Sydney
	19:40	Try: Taqele Naiyaravoro 13' Rob Horne 40' Con: Bernard Foley 40' (1/2) Pen: Bernard Foley 35', 58' (2/4)	Report^[41] Scoreboard^[42]	Try: Damian de Allende 21', 71' Kobus van Wyk 47' Cheslin Kolbe 77' Con: Demetri Catrakilis 22' (1/1) Kurt Coleman 48', 72' (2/3) Pen: Demetri Catrakilis 7', 17' (2/2) Kurt Coleman (0/2) Drop: Demetri Catrakilis (0/1)	Attendance: 17,353 Referee: Mike Fraser

Round 10	18 April 2015	Hurricanes	24–29	Waratahs	Westpac Stadium, Wellington
	16:30	Try: Conrad Smith 21' Beauden Barrett 23' Brad Shields 38' TJ Perenara 70' Con: Beauden Barrett 22', 24' (2/4)	Report^[43] Scoreboard^[44]	Try: Peter Betham 14', 40' Will Skelton 34' Israel Folau 52' Con: Bernard Foley 15', 40', 53' (3/4) Pen: Bernard Foley 58' (1/2)	Attendance: 15,327 Referee: Glen Jackson

Round 11	25 April 2015	Waratahs	18–16	Rebels	ANZ Stadium, Sydney
	19:55	Try: Michael Hooper 9' Adam Ashley-Cooper 20' Rob Horne 60' Con: Bernard Foley (0/3) Pen: Bernard Foley 16' (1/2)	Report^[45] Scoreboard^[46]	Try: Bryce Hegarty 74' Con: Jack Debreczeni 75' (1/1) Pen: Jack Debreczeni 40', 50', 58' (3/3) Cards: Sefanaia Naivalu 27' to 37'	Attendance: 15,807 Referee: Rohan Hoffmann

May

Round 12	1 May 2015	Brumbies	10–13	Waratahs	GIO Stadium, Canberra
	19:40	Try: Joe Tomane 8' Con: Christian Lealiifano 9' (1/1) Pen: Christian Lealiifano 28' (1/2)	Report^[47] Scoreboard^[48]	Try: Adam Ashley-Cooper 14' Con: Bernard Foley 15' (1/1) Pen: Kurtley Beale 48' (1/1) Bernard Foley 58' (1/2) Cards: Rob Horne 65' to 75'	Attendance: 17,563 Referee: Glen Jackson

Round 13	9 May 2015	Force	18–11	Waratahs	nib Stadium, Perth
	17:40	Try: Ryan Louwrens 19' Matt Hodgson 63' Con: Luke Burton 20' (1/2) Pen: Marcel Brache (0/1) Luke Burton 31', 40' (2/4) Sias Ebersohn (0/2) Cards: Matt Hodgson 70'	Report^[49] Scoreboard^[50]	Try: Taqele Naiyaravoro 52' Con: Bernard Foley (0/1) Pen: Bernard Foley 24', 27' (2/3) Kurtley Beale (0/1) Cards: Sekope Kepu 33' to 43'	Attendance: 10,115 Referee: Rohan Hoffmann

Round 14	16 May 2015	Waratahs	33–18	Sharks	Allianz Stadium, Sydney
	19:40	Try: Adam Ashley-Cooper 1' Taqele Naiyaravoro 53' Bernard Foley 79' Con: Bernard Foley 2', 54', 80' (3/3) Pen: Bernard Foley 21', 29', 63', 70' (4/4)	Report^[51] Scoreboard^[52]	Try: Odwa Ndungane 49' François Steyn 58' Con: François Steyn 59' (1/2) Pen: François Steyn 18', 36' (2/2)	Attendance: 18,578 Referee: Rohan Hoffmann

Round 15	23 May 2015	Waratahs	32–22	Crusaders	ANZ Stadium, Sydney
	19:40	Try: Taqele Naiyaravoro 7', 52' Rob Horne 24' Bernard Foley 77' Con: Bernard Foley 8', 25', 78' (3/4) Pen: Kurtley Beale (0/1) Bernard Foley 21', 44' (2/3) Cards: Tolu Latu 18' to 30'	Report^[53] Scoreboard^[54]	Try: Nemani Nadolo 2' Richie McCaw 56' Matt Todd 66' Con: Dan Carter 57', 67' (2/3) Pen: Dan Carter 12' (1/1) Cards: Richie McCaw 71'	Attendance: 26,971 Referee: Marius van der Westhuizen

Round 16	30 May 2015	Lions	27–22	Waratahs	Emirates Airline Park, Johannesburg
	19:10	Try: Ruan Combrinck 6', 34' Harold Vorster 48' Con: Elton Jantjies 7', 35', 49' (3/3) Pen: Elton Jantjies 28', 43' (2/5)	Report^[55] Scoreboard^[56]	Try: Stephen Hoiles 18' Adam Ashley-Cooper 52' Rob Horne 58' Con: Bernard Foley 19', 59' (2/3) Pen: Bernard Foley 9' (1/1) Kurtley Beale (0/1) Cards: Rob Horne 27' to 37' Jacques Potgieter 45' to 55'	Attendance: 28,475 Referee: Jaco Peyper

June

Round 17	6 June 2015	Cheetahs	33–58	Waratahs	Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein
	15:00	Try: Francois Venter 11', 80' Cornal Hendricks 14', 55' Boom Prinsloo 28' Con: Coenie van Wyk 12', 15', 29' (3/3) Niel Marais 56' (1/2) Cards: Rayno Benjamin 60' to 70'	Report^[57] Scoreboard^[58]	Try: Israel Folau 4', 38', 60' Michael Hooper 8' Matthew Carraro 19', 76' Taqele Naiyaravoro 40' Adam Ashley-Cooper 41' Bernard Foley 72' Con: Bernard Foley 9', 40', 61', 73', 77' (5/9) Pen: Bernard Foley 65' (1/1)	Referee: Glen Jackson

Round 18	13 June 2015	Waratahs	31–5	Reds	Allianz Stadium, Sydney
	19:40	Try: Dave Dennis 53' Jacques Potgieter 57' Brendan McKibbin 68' Dean Mumm 73' Con: Bernard Foley 54', 58', 69', 74' (4/4) Pen: Bernard Foley 18' (1/1)	Report^[59] Scoreboard^[60]	Try: Quade Cooper 78' Con: Ben Tapuai (0/1) Pen: Quade Cooper (0/1) Cards: Adam Thomson 50' to 61'	Attendance: 26,746 Referee: Nick Briant

Finals

As the Waratahs came second on the overall standings, they directly qualified for the semi-finals bypassing the first week of qualifying finals.

Semi-final

26/27 June 2015 Waratahs v Higher ranked qualifier winner Allianz Stadium, Sydney

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