2009 Super 14
Countries Australia
 South Africa
 New Zealand
Tournament format(s)Round-robin and knockout
ChampionsSouth Africa Bulls (2nd title)
Matches played94
Tries scored506 (5.38 per match)
Top point scorer(s)South Africa Morné Steyn (189)
(Bulls)
Top try scorer(s)New Zealand Ma'a Nonu (9)
(Hurricanes)
2008 (Previous) (Next) 2010

The 2009 Super 14 season kicked off in February 2009 with pre-season matches held from mid-January. It finished on 30 May, when the Bulls won their second Super Rugby title with a decisive 61–17 victory over the Chiefs at Loftus Versfeld stadium in Pretoria, South Africa. The 2009 season was the fourth of the expansion, which led to the name change to the Super 14. The schedule, which covered 3½ months, featured a total of 94 matches, with each team playing one full round-robin against the 13 other teams, two semi-finals and a final. Every team received one bye over the 14 rounds.

Table

Key to colours
     Top four teams advance to playoffs.
Team Pld W D L PF PA PD BP Pts
1South Africa Bulls 131003338271+67646
2New Zealand Chiefs 13904338236+102945
3New Zealand Hurricanes 13904380279+101844
4New Zealand Crusaders 13814231198+33741
5Australia Waratahs 13904241212+29541
6South Africa Sharks 13805282239+43638
7Australia Brumbies 13805311305+6638
8Australia Western Force 13616328275+451036
9New Zealand Blues 13508339369−301232
10South Africa Stormers 13508235249−14727
11New Zealand Highlanders 13409254269−151026
12South Africa Lions 13409294419−125925
13Australia Reds 133010258380−122719
14South Africa Cheetahs 132011213341−128311

Results

Round 1

13 February 2009 Highlanders New Zealand 31–33 Australia Brumbies Carisbrook, Dunedin  
19:35 Tries: Jason Shoemark, Fetuʻu Vainikolo, Daniel Bowden, Chris King, Jason Rutledge
Con: Daniel Bowden (3)
Report Tries: Stirling Mortlock (2), Adam Ashley-Cooper, Mark Gerrard
Con: Mark Gerrard (2)
Pen: Mark Gerrard (2)
Drop: Christian Lealiifano
Attendance: 4,670[1]
Referee: James Leckie (Australia)
13 February 2009 Western Force Australia 19–25 New Zealand Blues Subiaco Oval, Perth  
19:45 Tries: AJ Whalley, Drew Mitchell, Tom Hockings
Con: Matt Giteau (2)
Report Tries: Chris Lowrey, Justin Collins, Anthony Boric, Taniela Moa
Con: Paul Williams
Pen: Paul Williams
Attendance: 19,309[2]
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
13 February 2009 Lions South Africa 34–28 South Africa Cheetahs Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg  
19:10 Tries: Ashwin Willemse (2), Cobus Grobbelaar, Henno Mentz
Con: Earl Rose (4)
Drop: Earl Rose, André Pretorius
Report Tries: Frans Viljoen, Heinrich Brüssow, Jacques-Louis Potgieter
Con: Jacques-Louis Potgieter (2)
Pen: Jacques-Louis Potgieter (3)
Attendance: 46,500
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)
  • Todd Clever came off the bench for the Lions to become the first American ever to play in Super Rugby.
14 February 2009 Crusaders New Zealand 19–13 New Zealand Chiefs AMI Stadium, Christchurch  
17:30 Tries: Casey Laulala (2), Tim Bateman
Con: Colin Slade (2)
Report Tries: Richard Kahui, Lelia Masaga
Pen: Stephen Donald
Attendance: 13,500
Referee: Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
14 February 2009 Hurricanes New Zealand 22–26 Australia Waratahs Westpac Stadium, Wellington  
19:35 Tries: Daniel Kirkpatrick, Dane Coles, Hosea Gear
Con: Daniel Kirkpatrick (2)
Pen: Daniel Kirkpatrick
Report Tries: Sam Norton-Knight, Lote Tuqiri, Lachlan Turner, Rob Horne
Con: Kurtley Beale (3)
Attendance: 12,835[3]
Referee: Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
14 February 2009 Stormers South Africa 15–20 South Africa Sharks Newlands, Cape Town  
17:00 Tries: Gcobani Bobo, Peter Grant
Con: Peter Grant
Pen: Peter Grant
Report Tries: John Smit, Stefan Terblanche
Con: Rory Kockott (2)
Pen: Rory Kockott (2)
Attendance: 47,604[4]
Referee: Mark Lawrence (South Africa)
14 February 2009 Bulls South Africa 33–20 Australia Reds Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
19:10 Tries: Fourie du Preez, Wynand Olivier, Burton Francis, Pierre Spies
Con: Morné Steyn (2)
Pen: Morné Steyn (3)
Report Tries: Digby Ioane, Peter Hynes
Con: Berrick Barnes, Quade Cooper
Pen: Ben Lucas
Drop: Berrick Barnes
Attendance: 25,142[4]
Referee: Marius Jonker (South Africa)

Round 2

20 February 2009 Hurricanes New Zealand 22–17 New Zealand Highlanders Westpac Stadium, Wellington  
19:35 Tries: David Smith, Jason Eaton, Conrad Smith
Con: Daniel Kirkpatrick, Piri Weepu
Pen: Daniel Kirkpatrick
Report Tries: Daniel Bowden, Stephen Setephano
Con: Daniel Bowden (2)
Pen: Daniel Bowden
Attendance: 11,706[5]
Referee: Vinny Munro (New Zealand)
20 February 2009 Waratahs Australia 11–7 New Zealand Chiefs Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney  
19:40 Tries: Timana Tahu
Pen: Kurtley Beale
Drop: Kurtley Beale
Report Tries: Sona Taumalolo
Con: Stephen Donald
Attendance: 21,581[6]
Referee: Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
20 February 2009 Western Force Australia 16–10 South Africa Cheetahs Subiaco Oval, Perth  
19:45 Tries: James O'Connor
Con: Matt Giteau
Pen: Matt Giteau (2)
Drop: Matt Giteau
Report Tries: Danwel Demas
Con: Jacques Louis Potgieter
Pen: Jacques Louis Potgieter
Attendance: 16,500[7]
Referee: James Leckie (Australia)
20 February 2009 Stormers South Africa 27–24 Australia Reds Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
19:10 Tries: Andries Bekker, Tonderai Chavanga, Sireli Naqelevuki
Con: Peter Grant (3)
Pen: Peter Grant (2)
Report Tries: Quade Cooper, Anthony Fainga'a, Scott Higginbotham, Van Humphries
Con: Ben Lucas (2)
Attendance: 33,022[4]
Referee: Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
20 February 2009 Brumbies Australia 18–16 New Zealand Crusaders Canberra Stadium, Canberra  
19:40 Tries: Christian Leallifano, Mark Gerrard
Con: Stirling Mortlock
Pen: Christian Leallifano, Stirling Mortlock
Report Tries: Casey Laulala, Ross Filipo
Pen: Colin Slade, Stephen Brett
Attendance: 17,501[8]
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
20 February 2009 Bulls South Africa 59–26 New Zealand Blues Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
17:00 Tries: Pierre Spies (2), Bryan Habana, Dewald Potgieter, Zane Kirchner, Fourie du Preez, Wynand Olivier
Con: Morné Steyn (4), Burton Francis (2)
Pen: Morné Steyn (3)
Drop: Morné Steyn
Report Tries: Rene Ranger, Anthony Tuitavake, Benson Stanley, Isaia Toeava
Con: Jimmy Gopperth (2), Michael Hobbs
Attendance: 25,886[4]
Referee: Mark Lawrence (South Africa)
20 February 2009 Sharks South Africa 25–10 South Africa Lions ABSA Stadium, Durban  
19:10 Tries: Deon Carstens, JP Pietersen, Ryan Kankowski
Con: Rory Kockott (2)
Pen: Ruan Pienaar, Rory Kockott
Report Tries: Ashwin Willemse
Con: Earl Rose
Drop: Earl Rose
Attendance: 34,461[9]
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)

Round 3

27 February 2009 Crusaders New Zealand 24–30 New Zealand Hurricanes AMI Stadium, Christchurch  
19:35 Tries: Casey Laulala, Brad Thorn, Jared Payne, Thomas Waldrom
Con: Colin Slade, Stephen Brett
Report Tries: Zac Guildford, Alby Mathewson, Ma'a Nonu
Con: Piri Weepu (3)
Pen: Piri Weepu (3)
Attendance: 17,500
Referee: Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
27 February 2009 Waratahs Australia 34–16 New Zealand Highlanders Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney  
19:40 Tries: Lote Tuqiri, Ben Mowen, Wycliff Palu, Brett Sheehan
Con: Kurtley Beale (3), Daniel Halangahu
Pen: Kurtley Beale (2)
Report Tries: Jason Shoemark
Con: Daniel Bowden
Pen: Daniel Bowden (3)
Attendance: 19,492[10]
Referee: James Leckie (Australia)
28 February 2009 Chiefs New Zealand 15–22 South Africa Sharks Waikato Stadium, Hamilton  
19:35 Tries: Aled de Malmanche, Brendon Leonard
Con: Stephen Donald
Pen: Stephen Donald
Report Tries: JP Pietersen (2), François Steyn
Con: Rory Kockott (2)
Pen: Rory Kockott
Attendance: 6,100[1]
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
28 February 2009 Brumbies Australia 16–25 Australia Western Force Canberra Stadium, Canberra  
19:40 Tries: Penalty try
Con: Stirling Mortlock
Pen: Mark Gerrard (3)
Report Tries: Cameron Shepherd (3), Richard Brown
Con: Matt Giteau
Pen: Matt Giteau
Attendance: 15,893[11]
Referee: Matt Goddard (Australia)
28 February 2009 Lions South Africa 9–16 South Africa Bulls Coca Cola Park, Johannesburg  
17:00 Pen: André Pretorius (2)
Earl Rose
Report Tries: Pierre Spies
Con: Morné Steyn
Pen: Morné Steyn (3)
Attendance: 27,000[4]
Referee: Phillip Bosch (South Africa)
28 February 2009 Stormers South Africa 8–14 New Zealand Blues Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
19:10 Tries: Ricky Januarie
Pen: Peter Grant
Report Tries: Paul Williams
Pen: Paul Williams (3)
Attendance: 39,777[4][12]
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)
1 March 2009 Reds Australia 22–3 South Africa Cheetahs Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane  
16:00 Tries: Mark McLinden, Digby Ioane, Peter Hynes
Con: Ben Lucas, Berrick Barnes
Pen: Ben Lucas
Report Pen: Jacques Louis Potgieter Attendance: 16,295[13]
Referee: Ian Smith (Australia)

Round 4

6 March 2009 Chiefs New Zealand 31–13 Australia Western Force Waikato Stadium, Hamilton  
19:35 Tries: Lelia Masaga, Brendon Leonard, Richard Kahui, Colin Bourke
Con: Stephen Donald (4)
Pen: Stephen Donald
Report Tries: Tamaiti Horua
Con: Matt Giteau
Pen: Matt Giteau, Cameron Shepherd
Attendance: 13,500
Referee: Matt Goddard (Australia)
6 March 2009 Waratahs Australia 15–11 Australia Reds Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney  
19:40 Tries: Benn Robinson, Timana Tahu
Con: Kurtley Beale
Pen: Kurtley Beale
Report Tries: Peter Hynes
Pen: Ben Lucas (2)
Attendance: 28,109[14]
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
7 March 2009 Hurricanes New Zealand 29–12 South Africa Cheetahs Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth  
14:30 Tries: Hosea Gear (2), Tamati Ellison, John Schwalger
Con: Piri Weepu (2), Willie Ripia
Pen: Piri Weepu
Report Tries: Sarel Pretorius, Wayne van Heerden
Con: Jacques Louis Potgieter
Attendance: 6,294[1]
Referee: Paul Marks (Australia)
7 March 2009 Blues New Zealand 31–35 South Africa Sharks Eden Park, Auckland  
17:30 Tries: Isaia Toeava, Jimmy Gopperth, Joe Rokocoko
Con: Jimmy Gopperth (2)
Pen: Jimmy Gopperth (4)
Report Tries: JP Pietersen, Jacques Botes, Stephen Sykes, John Smit
Con: Rory Kockott (3)
Pen: Rory Kockott (2)
Drop: Rory Kockott
Attendance: 23,908[1]
Referee: Marius Jonker (South Africa)
7 March 2009 Highlanders New Zealand 6–0 New Zealand Crusaders Carisbrook, Dunedin  
19:35 Pen: Daniel Bowden (2) Report Attendance: 11,800[1]
Referee: Ian Smith (Australia)
7 March 2009 Bulls South Africa 14–10 South Africa Stormers Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
17:00 Tries: Wynand Olivier
Pen: Morné Steyn (2)
Drop: Morné Steyn
Report Tries: Deon Fourie
Con: Peter Grant
Drop: Willem de Waal
Attendance: 50,000[15]
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)

Round 5

13 March 2009 Blues New Zealand 46–12 South Africa Cheetahs North Harbour Stadium, North Shore City  
19:35 Tries: Anthony Tuitavake, Chris Lowrey, Isaia Toeava, Taniela Moa, James Helleur, Chris Smylie
Con: Jimmy Gopperth (5)
Pen: Jimmy Gopperth (2)
Report Tries: Corne Uys, Kabamba Floors
Con: Jacques Louis Potgieter
Attendance: 7,140[1]
Referee: Keith Brown (New Zealand)
13 March 2009 Brumbies Australia 21–11 Australia Waratahs Canberra Stadium, Canberra  
19:40 Tries: Adam Ashley-Cooper, Ben Alexander
Con: Mark Gerrard
Pen: Mark Gerrard (3)
Report Tries: Lachlan Turner
Pen: Kurtley Beale (2)
Attendance: 21,594[16]
Referee: Mark Lawrence (South Africa)
14 March 2009 Crusaders New Zealand 23–23 Australia Western Force AMI Stadium, Christchurch  
17:30 Tries: Ryan Crotty, Tim Bateman, Isaac Ross
Con: Stephen Brett
Pen: Stephen Brett (2)
Report Tries: Haig Sare, James O'Connor
Con: Matt Giteau (2)
Pen: Matt Giteau (3)
Attendance: 18,850
Referee: Marius Jonker (South Africa)
14 March 2009 Highlanders New Zealand 10–14 New Zealand Chiefs Rugby Park Stadium, Invercargill  
19:35 Tries: Fetuʻu Vainikolo
Con: Daniel Bowden
Pen: Daniel Bowden
Report Tries: Tanerau Latimer, Lelia Masaga
Con: Stephen Donald (2)
Attendance: 7,000[17]
Referee: Matt Goddard (Australia)
14 March 2009 Reds Australia 25–13 South Africa Sharks Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane  
19:05 Tries: Adam Byrnes, Will Genia, Digby Ioane
Con: Berrick Barnes (2)
Pen: Ben Lucas, Berrick Barnes
Report Tries: Ryan Kankowski
Con: Rory Kockott
Pen: Rory Kockott (2)
Attendance: 20,582[18]
Referee: James Leckie (Australia)
14 March 2009 Stormers South Africa 56–18 South Africa Lions Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
17:00 Tries: Andries Bekker (2), Schalk Burger, Francois Louw, Gcobani Bobo, Sireli Naqelevuki, Jean de Villiers, Dewaldt Duvenage
Con: Peter Grant (4), Willem de Waal
Pen: Willem de Waal (2)
Report Tries: Louis Ludik, Henno Mentz
Con: André Pretorius
Pen: André Pretorius (2)
Attendance: 32,004[15]
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)

Round 6

20 March 2009 Hurricanes New Zealand 14–19 South Africa Bulls Westpac Stadium, Wellington  
19:35 Tries: Tamati Ellison, Jason Eaton
Con: Piri Weepu (2)
Report Tries: JP Nel
Con: Morné Steyn
Pen: Morné Steyn (4)
Attendance: 16,139[19]
Referee: Matt Goddard (Australia)
21 March 2009 Highlanders New Zealand 32–8 South Africa Cheetahs Carisbrook, Dunedin  
17:30 Tries: Adam Thomson (2), Israel Dagg (2), Stephen Setephano
Con: Matt Berqust (2)
Pen: Matt Berquist
Report Tries: Corne Uys
Pen: Jacques Louis Potgieter
Attendance: 4,000
Referee: Paul Marks (Australia)
21 March 2009 Chiefs New Zealand 63–34 New Zealand Blues Waikato Stadium, Hamilton  
19:35 Tries: Sitiveni Sivivatu (4), Richard Kahui, Brendon Leonard, Liam Messam, Lelia Masaga, Callum Bruce
Con: Stephen Donald (8), Mike Delany
Report Tries: Joe Rokocoko (2), Isaia Toeava, Anthony Tuitavake, James Helleur
Con: Jimmy Gopperth (3)
Pen: Jimmy Gopperth
Attendance: 16,000
Referee: Mark Lawrence (South Africa)
21 March 2009 Waratahs Australia 13–17 New Zealand Crusaders ANZ Stadium, Sydney  
19:40 Tries: Benn Robinson
Con: Kurtley Beale
Pen: Kurtley Beale, Daniel Halangahu
Report Tries: Kieran Read, Leon MacDonald
Con: Stephen Brett (2)
Pen: Colin Slade
Attendance: 32,469[20]
Referee: Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
21 March 2009 Western Force Australia 10–22 South Africa Sharks Subiaco Oval, Perth  
19:45 Tries: Scott Staniforth
Con: Matt Giteau
Pen: Matt Giteau
Report Tries: JP Pietersen, Odwa Ndungane, Rory Kockott
Con: Rory Kockott (2)
Drop: François Steyn
Attendance: 19,076[21]
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
21 March 2009 Lions South Africa 25–17 Australia Brumbies Coca Cola Park, Johannesburg  
17:00 Tries: Jaque Fourie, Jano Vermaak, Louis Ludik
Con: André Pretorius (2)
Pen: André Pretorius
Drop: André Pretorius
Report Tries: Stirling Mortlock, Mark Chisholm
Con: Stirling Mortlock, Mark Gerrard
Pen: Mark Gerrard
Attendance: 7,720[22]
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)

Round 7

27 March 2009 Blues New Zealand 22–27 Australia Waratahs Eden Park, Auckland  
19:35 Tries: Anthony Tuitavake, Onosai Tololima-Auva'a, Michael Hobbs
Con: Jimmy Gopperth (2)
Pen: Jimmy Gopperth
Report Tries: Daniel Halangahu, Luke Burgess, Tatafu Polota-Nau
Con: Daniel Halangahu (3)
Pen: Daniel Halangahu (2)
Attendance: 17,500[23]
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)
28 March 2009 Highlanders New Zealand 36–12 South Africa Bulls FMG Stadium, Palmerston North  
17:30 Tries: Jason Shoemark, Daniel Bowden, Jimmy Cowan, Matt Berquist, Israel Dagg
Con: Matt Berquist (4)
Pen: Matt Berquist
Report Tries: Gerhard van den Heever, Morné Steyn
Con: Morné Steyn
Attendance: 10,000[24]
Referee: Vinny Munro (New Zealand)
28 March 2009 Crusaders New Zealand 11–7 South Africa Stormers AMI Stadium, Christchurch  
19:35 Tries: Adam Whitelock
Pen: Stephen Brett (2)
Report Tries: Luke Watson
Con: Willem de Waal
Attendance: 17,500
Referee: Keith Brown (New Zealand)
28 March 2009 Reds Australia 26–50 New Zealand Chiefs Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane  
19:05 Tries: Sean Hardman, Berrick Barnes, Mark McLinden, Daniel Braid
Con: Berrick Barnes (2), Brendan McKibbon
Report Tries: Sitiveni Sivivatu (2), Mils Muliaina (2), Stephen Donald, Dwayne Sweeney
Con: Stephen Donald (3), Mike Delany
Pen: Stephen Donald (4)
Attendance: 21,041[25]
Referee: Ian Smith (Australia)
28 March 2009 Sharks South Africa 35–14 Australia Brumbies ABSA Stadium, Durban  
17:00 Tries: JP Pietersen, Stefan Terblanche, Rory Kockott, Jacques Botes, Ryan Kankowski
Con: Rory Kockott (5)
Report Tries: Christian Lealiifano, Salesi Ma'afu
Con: Mark Gerrard (2)
Attendance: 39,148[26]
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
28 March 2009 Lions South Africa 32–38 New Zealand Hurricanes Coca Cola Park, Johannesburg  
19:10 Tries: Jaque Fourie (2), Todd Clever, Shandre Frolick
Con: André Pretorius (3)
Pen: André Pretorius (2)
Report Tries: Conrad Smith (2), Alby Mathewson, Ma'a Nonu, Willie Ripia
Con: Piri Weepu (5)
Pen: Piri Weepu (2)
Attendance: 14,250[27]
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)

Round 8

3 April 2009 Crusaders New Zealand 16–13 South Africa Bulls AMI Stadium, Christchurch  
19:35 Tries: Isaac Ross
Con: Stephen Brett
Pen: Stephen Brett (3)
Report Tries: Akona Ndungane (2)
Pen: Morné Steyn
Attendance: 18,127
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)
3 April 2009 Western Force Australia 39–7 Australia Reds Subiaco Oval, Perth  
19:05 Tries: James O'Connor, Drew Mitchell, Tamaiti Horua, Ryan Cross, Haig Sare
Con: Matt Giteau (3), James O'Connor
Pen: Matt Giteau (2)
Report Tries: Blair Connor
Con: Brendan McKibbon
Attendance: 15,724[28]
Referee: Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
4 April 2009 Chiefs New Zealand 36–29 South Africa Lions Waikato Stadium, Hamilton  
19:35 Tries: Dwayne Sweeney (3), Jackson Willison, Hika Elliot
Con: Stephen Donald (4)
Pen: Stephen Donald
Report Tries: Jaque Fourie (2), Jano Vermaak, Earl Rose
Con: André Pretorius (3)
Drop: André Pretorius
Attendance: 16,750
Referee: Paul Marks (Australia)
4 April 2009 Waratahs Australia 12–6 South Africa Stormers Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney  
19:40 Tries: Lachlan Turner (2)
Con: Daniel Halangahu
Report Pen: Peter Grant (2) Attendance: 21,928[29]
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
4 April 2009 Cheetahs South Africa 27–40 Australia Brumbies Vodacom Park, Bloemfontein  
15:00 Tries: Jongi Nokwe, Danwel Demas, Wayne van Heerden
Con: Jacques Louis Potgieter (3)
Pen: Jacques Louis Potgieter (2)
Report Tries: Christian Lealiifano, Mark Gerrard, Peter Kimlin, Josh Holmes
Con: Stirling Mortlock (3)
Pen: Stirling Mortlock (2)
Drop: Christian Lealiifano, Mark Gerrard
Attendance: 11,258[30]
Referee: Matt Goddard (Australia)
4 April 2009 Sharks South Africa 33–17 New Zealand Hurricanes ABSA Stadium, Durban  
17:05 Tries: Luzuko Vulindlu, François Steyn, Chris Jordaan
Con: Rory Kockott (3)
Pen: Rory Kockott (3), François Steyn
Report Tries: Faifili Levave, Zac Guildford
Con: Piri Weepu (2)
Pen: Piri Weepu
Attendance: 35,174[31]
Referee: Marius Jonker (South Africa)

Round 9

10 April 2009 Blues New Zealand 36–12 South Africa Lions Eden Park, Auckland  
19:35 Tries: Rudi Wulf (2), Chris Smylie, Anthony Tuitavake, Joe Rokocoko, Peter Saili
Con: Isaia Toeava (3)
Report Tries: Henno Mentz, Jano Vermaak
Con: André Pretorius
Attendance: 17,000
Referee: James Leckie (Australia)
10 April 2009 Western Force Australia 27–28 New Zealand Hurricanes Subiaco Oval, Perth  
17:40 Tries: Nick Cummins (2), Scott Staniforth, Ryan Cross
Con: Matt Giteau (2)
Pen: Matt Giteau
Report Tries: Zac Guildford, David Smith, Cory Jane
Con: Willie Ripia (2)
Pen: Willie Ripia (3)
Attendance: 20,737[32]
Referee: Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
11 April 2009 Highlanders New Zealand 24–19 Australia Reds Rugby Park, Invercargill  
17:30 Tries: Josh Bekhuis, Kendrick Lynn, George Naoupu
Con: Matt Berquist (3)
Pen: Matt Berquist
Report Tries: Quade Cooper, Hugh McMeniman, Digby Ioane
Con: Brendan McKibbin (2)
Attendance: 9,950
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)
11 April 2009 Brumbies Australia 17–10 South Africa Stormers Canberra Stadium, Canberra  
17:35 Tries: Patrick Phibbs
Pen: Mark Gerrard (4)
Report Tries: Jean de Villiers
Con: Peter Grant
Pen: Peter Grant
Attendance: 14,565[33]
Referee: Paul Marks (Australia)
11 April 2009 Waratahs Australia 6–20 South Africa Bulls Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney  
19:40 Pen: Daniel Halangahu, Kurtley Beale Report Tries: Bryan Habana, Werner Kruger
Con: Morné Steyn (2)
Pen: Morné Steyn
Drop: Morné Steyn
Attendance: 21,208[34]
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)
11 April 2009 Cheetahs South Africa 31–6 South Africa Sharks Vodacom Park, Bloemfontein  
15:00 Tries: Jongi Nokwe (2), Bjorn Basson, Kabamba Floors
Con: Jacques Louis Potgieter (3), Tewus De Bruyn
Pen: Jacques Louis Potgieter
Report Pen: Rory Kockott (2) Attendance: 14,470[25]
Referee: Nathan Pearce (Australia)

Round 10

17 April 2009 Blues New Zealand 26–6 New Zealand Highlanders Eden Park, Auckland  
19:35 Tries: Isaia Toeava, Jimmy Gopperth, Taniela Moa, Joe Rokocoko
Con: Jimmy Gopperth (3)
Report Pen: Matt Berquist (2) Attendance: 17,193
Referee: Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
17 April 2009 Brumbies Australia 32–31 South Africa Bulls Canberra Stadium, Canberra  
19:40 Tries: Mitchell Chapman, Stephen Hoiles, Peter Kimlin, Christian Lealiifano
Con: Stirling Mortlock (3)
Pen: Stirling Mortlock (2)
Report Tries: Bryan Habana, Zane Kirchner, Wynand Olivier, Pierre Spies
Con Morné Steyn (4)
Pen: Morné Steyn
Attendance: 14,021[35]
Referee: Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
18 April 2009 Hurricanes New Zealand 34–11 South Africa Stormers Westpac Stadium, Wellington  
17:30 Tries: Jeremy Thrush, Tamati Ellison, Ma'a Nonu (2)
Con: Willie Ripia (4)
Pen: Willie Ripia (2)
Report Tries: Dylan des Fountain
Pen: Peter Grant (2)
Attendance: 20,673[3]
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)
18 April 2009 Reds Australia 20–31 South Africa Lions Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane  
17:35 Tries: Will Genia, Scott Higginbotham, Quade Cooper
Con: Berrick Barnes
Pen: Berrick Barnes
Report Tries: Henno Mentz (3), Ernst Joubert
Con: André Pretorius (4)
Pen: André Pretorius
Attendance: 15,597[36]
Referee: Keith Brown (New Zealand)
18 April 2009 Waratahs Australia 14–15 Australia Western Force Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney  
19:40 Tries: Will Caldwell
Pen: Daniel Halangahu (3)
Report Tries: Cameron Shepherd, Scott Staniforth
Con: Matt Giteau
Pen: Matt Giteau
Attendance: 22,317[37]
Referee: James Leckie (Australia)
18 April 2009 Cheetahs South Africa 10–28 New Zealand Chiefs ABSA Park, Kimberley  
15:00 Tries: Jongi Nokwe
Con: Jacques-Louis Potgieter
Pen: Jacques-Louis Potgieter
Report Tries: Hika Elliot, Serge Lilo, Mike Delany
Con: Stephen Donald (2)
Pen: Stephen Donald (3)
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: Nathan Pearce (Australia)
18 April 2009 Sharks South Africa 10–13 New Zealand Crusaders ABSA Stadium, Durban  
17:05 Tries: Steven Sykes
Con: Rory Kockott
Pen: Rory Kockott
Report Tries: Richie McCaw
Con: Stephen Brett
Pen: Stephen Brett
Drop: Andrew Ellis
Attendance: 35,193[38]
Referee: Mark Lawrence (South Africa)

Round 11

24 April 2009 Highlanders New Zealand 11–18 South Africa Stormers Carisbrook, Dunedin  
19:35 Tries: Ben Smith
Pen: Matthew Berquist
Report Tries: Sireli Naqelevuki, Peter Grant
Con: Willem de Waal (1/2)
Pen: Willem de Waal (2)
Referee: Matt Goddard (Australia)
24 April 2009 Western Force Australia 55–14 South Africa Lions Subiaco Oval, Perth  
19:35 Tries: Penalty try (2), Cameron Shepherd (2), Drew Mitchell, Matt Giteau, James O'Connor, AJ Whalley
Con: Matt Giteau (6/8)
Report Tries: Jannie Boshoff, Earl Rose
Con: André Pretorius (2/2)
Attendance: 15,801[39]
Referee: Paul Marks (Australia)
25 April 2009 Blues New Zealand 24–31 Australia Reds North Harbour Stadium, North Shore City  
17:30 Tries: Isaia Toeava, Peter Saili, Kurtis Haiu, Jimmy Gopperth
Con: Jimmy Gopperth (2/4)
Report Tries: Berrick Barnes, James Horwill, Digby Ioane, Charlie Fetoai
Con: Berrick Barnes (4/4)
Pen: Berrick Barnes
Referee: Vinny Munro (New Zealand)
25 April 2009 Hurricanes New Zealand 56–7 Australia Brumbies Westpac Stadium, Wellington  
19:35 Tries: Zac Guildford (2), Cory Jane, Conrad Smith, Tamati Ellison, David Smith, Victor Vito
Con: Willie Ripia (5/7)
Pen: Willie Ripia (2)
Report Tries: Ben Alexander
Con: Stirling Mortlock (1/1)
Attendance: 16,663[3]
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
25 April 2009 Cheetahs South Africa 20–13 New Zealand Crusaders Vodacom Park, Bloemfontein  
15:00 Tries: Jongi Nokwe, Hennie Daniller
Con: Naas Oliver (2/2)
Pen: Naas Olliver (2)
Report Tries: Kahn Fotuali'i
Con: Stephen Brett (1/1)
Pen: Stephen Brett
Attendance: 13,302[25]
Referee: James Leckie (Australia)
25 April 2009 Bulls South Africa 33–27 New Zealand Chiefs Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
17:05 Tries: Derrick Kuun (2), Wynand Olivier
Con: Morné Steyn (3/3)
Pen: Morné Steyn (3)
Drop: Morné Steyn
Report Tries: Sione Lauaki, Callum Bruce, Richard Kahui
Con: Stephen Donald (3/3)
Pen: Stephen Donald (2)
Attendance: 28,187[25]
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)

Round 12

1 May 2009 Hurricanes New Zealand 45–27 New Zealand Blues Westpac Stadium, Wellington  
19:35 Tries: Conrad Smith, Scott Waldrom, Tamati Ellison (2), Ma'a Nonu (2)
Con: Willie Ripia (6)
Pen: Willie Ripia
Report Tries: Joe Rokocoko, Anthony Tuitavake, Rene Ranger, Dean Budd
Con: Jimmy Gopperth (2)
Pen: Jimmy Gopperth
Attendance: 20,162
Referee: Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
1 May 2009 Lions South Africa 20–32 New Zealand Crusaders Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg  
15:00 Tries: Jano Vermaak, Cobus Grobbelaar, Anton van Zyl
Con: André Pretorius
Pen: André Pretorius
Report Tries: Isaac Ross, Stephen Brett, Brad Thorn, Daniel Perrin
Con: Leon MacDonald (3)
Pen: Leon MacDonald (2)
Attendance: 16,500
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)
1 May 2009 Cheetahs South Africa 10–18 Australia Waratahs Vodacom Park, Bloemfontein  
17:05 Tries: JW Jonker
Con: Naas Olivier
Pen: Naas Olivier
Report Tries: Lachlan Turner, Luke Burgess
Con: Daniel Halangahu
Pen: Daniel Halangahu (2)
Attendance: 15,309
Referee: Marius Jonker (South Africa)
2 May 2009 Reds Australia 13–52 Australia Brumbies Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane  
19:40 Tries: Will Genia (2)
Pen: Quade Cooper
Report Tries: Gene Fairbanks, Stephen Hoiles (2), Peter Kimlin, Ben Alexander, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Francis Fainifo
Con: Stirling Mortlock (7)
Pen: Stirling Mortlock
Attendance: 19,346[40]
Referee: Ian Smith (Australia)
2 May 2009 Sharks South Africa 23–15 New Zealand Highlanders ABSA Stadium, Durban  
15:00 Tries: Steven Sykes, Jacques Botes
Con: Rory Kockott (2)
Pen: Rory Kockott (3)
Report Tries: Jason Rutledge, Jimmy Cowan
Con: Matthew Berquist
Pen: Matthew Berquist
Attendance: 24,111[41]
Referee: Phillip Bosch (South Africa)
2 May 2009 Bulls South Africa 32–29 Australia Western Force Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
17:05 Tries: Bryan Habana, Werner Kruger, Zane Kirchner
Con: Morné Steyn
Pen: Morné Steyn (4), Burton Francis
Report Tries: Drew Mitchell, Cameron Shepherd, Josh Tatupu, Ryan Cross
Con: Matt Giteau (3)
Pen: Matt Giteau
Attendance: 24,214
Referee: Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
2 May 2009 Stormers South Africa 14–28 New Zealand Chiefs Newlands, Cape Town  
19:10 Tries: Willem de Waal, Sireli Naqelevuki
Con: Willem de Waal, Peter Grant
Report Tries: Liam Messam, Toby Morland (2), Richard Kahui
Con: Stephen Donald (3), Mike Delany
Attendance: 25,000[42]
Referee: James Leckie (Australia)

Round 13

8 May 2009 Crusaders New Zealand 32–12 Australia Reds AMI Stadium, Christchurch  
19:35 Tries: Thomas Waldrom, Owen Franks, Tim Bateman, Jason Macdonald, Sean Maitland
Con: Leon MacDonald (2)
Pen: Leon MacDonald
Report Tries: Ben Tapuai, Greg Holmes
Con: Quade Cooper
Attendance: 10,500
Referee: Chris Pollock (New Zealand)
8 May 2009 Lions South Africa 27–22 New Zealand Highlanders Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg  
19:10 Tries: Michael Killian, Willem Alberts, Jano Vermaak, Earl Rose
Con: André Pretorius (2)
Drop: André Pretorius
Report Tries: Alando Soakai, Ben Smith, Jimmy Cowan
Con: Israel Dagg (2)
Pen: Israel Dagg
Attendance: 4,500
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)
9 May 2009 Chiefs New Zealand 16–8 New Zealand Hurricanes Waikato Stadium, Hamilton  
19:35 Tries: Stephen Donald
Con: Stephen Donald
Pen: Stephen Donald (3)
Report Tries: David Smith
Pen: Willie Ripia
Attendance: 25,000
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
9 May 2009 Brumbies Australia 37–15 New Zealand Blues Canberra Stadium, Canberra  
19:40 Tries: Patrick Phibbs, Stirling Mortlock, Francis Fainifo, Huia Edmonds, Sitaleki Timani
Con: Stirling Mortlock (2), Matt To'omua
Drop: Matt To'omua
Report Tries: Jimmy Gopperth, Joe Rokocoko
Con: Jimmy Gopperth
Pen: Jimmy Gopperth
Attendance: 16,177[43]
Referee: Matt Goddard (Australia)
9 May 2009 Sharks South Africa 12–16 Australia Waratahs ABSA Stadium, Durban  
15:00 Pen: Ruan Pienaar (4) Report Tries: Timana Tahu, Peter Playford
Con: Daniel Halangahu
Attendance: 21,649[44]
Referee: Mark Lawrence (South Africa)
9 May 2009 Bulls South Africa 29–20 South Africa Cheetahs Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria  
17:05 Tries: Akona Ndungane (2), Chiliboy Ralepelle, Bryan Habana
Con: Morné Steyn (3)
Pen: Morné Steyn
Report Tries: Tewis de Bruyn, Hendro Scholtz, Jongi Nokwe
Con: Naas Olivier
Pen: Naas Olivier
Attendance: 37,550
Referee: Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
9 May 2009 Stormers South Africa 25–24 Australia Western Force Newlands Stadium, Cape Town  
19:10 Tries: Joe Pietersen (2), Willem de Waal
Con: Willem de Waal
Pen: Willem de Waal (2)
Report Tries: James O'Connor, Matt Giteau (2)
Con: Matt Giteau (3)
Pen: Matt Giteau
Attendance: 24,340
Referee: Marius Jonker (South Africa)

Round 14

15 May 2009 Chiefs New Zealand 10–7 Australia Brumbies Waikato Stadium, Hamilton  
17:05 Tries: Stephen Donald
Con: Stephen Donald
Pen: Stephen Donald
Report Tries: Francis Fainifo
Con: Stirling Mortlock
Attendance: 17,058[45]
Referee: Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
15 May 2009 Lions South Africa 33–38 Australia Waratahs Coca-Cola Park, Johannesburg  
19:10 Tries: Jano Vermaak (2), Willem Alberts
Con: André Pretorius (3)
Pen: André Pretorius (2)
Drop: André Pretorius (2)
Report Tries: Lachlan Turner, Dean Mumm, Phil Waugh, Peter Playford, Tom Carter
Con: Daniel Halangahu (5)
Pen: Daniel Halangahu
Attendance: 8,000
Referee: Marius Jonker (South Africa)
16 May 2009 Blues New Zealand 13–15 New Zealand Crusaders Eden Park, Auckland  
19:35 Tries: Isaia Toeava
Con: Jimmy Gopperth
Pen: Jimmy Gopperth (2)
Report Pen: Leon MacDonald (4)
Drop: Leon MacDonald
Attendance: 21,000
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)
16 May 2009 Reds Australia 28–37 New Zealand Hurricanes Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane  
19:40 Tries: Mark McLinden (2), Ben Lucas, Quade Cooper
Con: Berrick Barnes (4)
Report Tries: Ma'a Nonu (2), Piri Weepu, Cory Jane, Jeremy Thrush
Con: William Ripia (3)
Pen: William Ripia (2)
Attendance: 19,025
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)
16 May 2009 Western Force Australia 33–28 New Zealand Highlanders Subiaco Oval, Perth  
19:45 Tries: Scott Staniforth (2), Ryan Cross, Haig Sare
Con: Matt Giteau (2)
Pen: Matt Giteau (3)
Report Tries: Ben Smith (2), Tom Donnelly, Jimmy Cowan
Con: Daniel Bowden (4)
Attendance: 18,310
Referee: Nathan Pearce (Australia)
16 May 2009 Cheetahs South Africa 22–28 South Africa Stormers Vodacom Park, Bloemfontein  
16:00 Tries: Sarel Pretorius, Nico Breedt, David de Villiers
Con: Naas Olivier (2)
Pen: Naas Olivier
Report Tries: Joe Pietersen (2), Dylan des Fountain
Con: Willem de Waal (2)
Pen: Willem de Waal (3)
Attendance: 18,049
Referee: Garratt Williamson (New Zealand)
16 May 2009 Sharks South Africa 26–27 South Africa Bulls ABSA Stadium, Durban  
18:05 Tries: Keegan Daniel, Odwa Ndungane, Steven Sykes, Ryan Kankowski
Con: Rory Kockott (2)
Report Tries: Zane Kirchner, Akona Ndungane, Danie Rossouw
Con: Morné Steyn (2)
Drop: Morné Steyn (2)
Attendance: 47,411[46]
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)

Playoffs

Semi-finals

22 May 2009 Chiefs New Zealand 14–10 New Zealand Hurricanes Waikato Stadium, Hamilton  
19:35 Tries: Sione Lauaki, Mils Muliaina
Con: Stephen Donald (2)
Report Tries: Ma'a Nonu
Con: Piri Weepu
Pen: Piri Weepu
Attendance: 25,000
Referee: Stuart Dickinson (Australia)
23 May 2009 Bulls South Africa 36–23 New Zealand Crusaders Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria  
15:00 Tries: Bryan Habana, Akona Ndungane, Pierre Spies
Con: Morné Steyn (3)
Pen: Morné Steyn
Drop: Morné Steyn (4)
Report Tries: Adam Whitelock, Kieran Read
Con: Leon MacDonald (2)
Pen: MacDonald (2)
Drop: Andrew Ellis
Attendance: 55,000
Referee: Bryce Lawrence (New Zealand)

Final

30 May 2009 Bulls South Africa 61–17 New Zealand Chiefs Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Pretoria  
Tries: Fourie Du Preez (2), Bryan Habana (2), Victor Matfield, Wynand Olivier, Pierre Spies, Danie Rossouw
Con: Morné Steyn (5), Burton Francis
Pen: Morné Steyn (2)
Drop: Morné Steyn
(Report) Tries: Lelia Masaga, Mils Muliaina
Con: Stephen Donald (2)
Pen: Stephen Donald
Attendance: 55,000
Referee: Jonathan Kaplan (South Africa)
FB15Zane Kirchner
RW14Akona Ndungane
OC13Jaco Pretorius
IC12Wynand Olivier
LW11Bryan Habana
FH10Morné Steyn
SH9Fourie du Preez
N88Pierre Spies
BF7Dewald Potgieter
OF6Deon Stegmann
RL5Victor Matfield (c)
LL4Bakkies Botha
TP3Werner Kruger
HK2Derick Kuun
LP1Gurthro Steenkamp
Substitutes:
HK16Chiliboy Ralepelle
PR17Rayno Gerber
N818Danie Rossouw
FL19Pedrie Wannenburg
SH20Heini Adams
FH21Burton Francis
WG22Marius Delport
Coach:
South Africa Frans Ludeke
FB15Mils Muliaina (c)
RW14Lelia Masaga
CE13Richard Kahui
SF12Callum Bruce
LW11Dwayne Sweeney
FF10Stephen Donald
SH9Toby Morland
N88Sione Lauaki
OF7Tanerau Latimer
BF6Liam Messam
RL5Kevin O'Neill
LL4Craig Clarke
TP3James McGougan
HK2Aled de Malmanche
LP1Sona Taumalolo
Substitutes:
HK16Hika Elliot
PR17Joe Savage
LK18Toby Lynn
FL19Serge Lilo
SH20David Bason
FH21Mike Delany
WG22Sosene Anesi
Coach:
New Zealand Ian Foster

Touch judges:
Craig Joubert (South Africa)
Cobus Wessels (South Africa)
Television match official:
Johann Meuwesen (South Africa)

This large win by the Bulls, is the highest winning score, and the highest winning margin ever in a Super 14 final.[47]

Player statistics

Leading try scorers

Top 10 try scorers
Pos Name Tries Pld Team
1 Ma'a Nonu 914Hurricanes
2 Bryan Habana 811Bulls
3= Cameron Shepherd 78Western Force
3= Joe Rokocoko 710Blues
3= Jano Vermaak 713Lions
3= Isaia Toeava 713Blues
3= Pierre Spies 715Bulls
8= JP Pietersen 610Sharks
8= Henno Mentz 611Lions
8= Sitiveni Sivivatu 68Chiefs
8= Tamati Ellison 611Hurricanes
8= Anthony Tuitavake 611Blues

Leading point scorers

Top 10 overall point scorers
Pos Name Points Pld Team
1 Morné Steyn 189 (1T, 32C, 29P, 11DG)15Bulls
2 Stephen Donald 141 (3T, 39C, 16P)15Chiefs
3 Matt Giteau 115 (3T, 26C, 15P, 1DG)12Western Force
4 Rory Kockott 110 (2T, 23C, 17P, 1DG)11Sharks
5 Jimmy Gopperth 104 (4T, 24C, 12P)11Blues
6 André Pretorius 95 (22C, 11P, 6DG)10Lions
7 Stirling Mortlock 81 (3T, 24C, 6P)12Brumbies
8 Mark Gerrard 74 (3T, 10C, 20P)10Brumbies
9 Peter Grant 67 (2T, 12C, 11P)10Stormers
10 Willie Ripia 65 (1T, 18C, 8P)7Hurricanes

Attendances

TeamMain StadiumCapacityTotal AttendanceAverage Attendance % Capacity
New Zealand BluesEden Park50,000
New Zealand ChiefsWaikato Stadium25,800
New Zealand HurricanesWestpac Stadium34,500104,47214,92444%
New Zealand CrusadersJade Stadium36,50095,97715,99643%
New Zealand HighlandersCarisbrook29,000
Australia RedsSuncorp Stadium52,500111,88618,64735%
Australia BrumbiesCanberra Stadium25,011
Australia Western ForceSubiaco Oval43,500
Australia WaratahsSydney Football Stadium44,000
South Africa SharksABSA Stadium52,000237,14733,87865%
South Africa BullsLoftus Versfeld51,762
South Africa LionsEllis Park62,567
South Africa CheetahsFree State Stadium46,00077,38812,89832%
South Africa StormersNewlands Stadium51,900

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