2015 New South Wales Waratahs season

New South Wales Waratahs
2015 season
CoachMichael Cheika
Super Rugby2nd
Super Rugby Finals SeriesTBD
Top try scorerLeague: Taqele Naiyaravoro
Top points scorerLeague: Bernard Foley
Highest home attendance27,243 vs Brumbies
22 March 2015
Lowest home attendance15,807 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

Fly-halves

 

Centres

Wingers

Fullbacks

(c) Denotes team captain, Bold denotes player is internationally capped.

Transfers

See also: List of 2014–15 Super Rugby transfers § Waratahs

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 Highlanders 17-35 Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia

Standings

Main article: 2015 Super Rugby season
Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts Qualification
1 Hurricanes 16 14 0 2 458 288 +170 58 31 9 1 66 Qualified to the Semi-finals with home advantage.
2 Waratahs 16 11 0 5 409 313 +96 50 41 5 3 52
3 Stormers 16 10 1 5 373 323 +50 32 35 2 1 45 Qualified to the Qualifying final with home advantage.
4 Highlanders 16 11 0 5 450 333 +117 54 40 6 3 53
5 Chiefs 16 10 0 6 372 299 +73 40 27 4 4 48 Qualified to the Qualifying final.
6 Brumbies 16 9 0 7 369 261 +108 45 21 6 5 47
7 Crusaders 16 9 0 7 481 338 +143 56 39 8 2 46
8 Lions 16 9 1 6 342 364 −22 33 41 2 2 42
9 Bulls 16 7 0 9 397 388 +9 37 39 4 6 38
10 Rebels 16 7 0 9 319 354 −35 35 42 3 5 36
11 Sharks 16 7 0 9 338 401 −63 37 43 3 3 34
12 Cheetahs 16 5 0 11 357 531 −174 44 65 4 2 26
13 Reds 16 4 0 12 247 434 −187 32 53 3 3 22
14 Blues 16 3 0 13 282 428 −146 29 50 2 6 20
15 Force 16 3 0 13 245 384 −139 28 43 3 4 19
Source: [26][27]
Rules for classification: Teams standings were calculated as follows:[28] 1. Conference Leaders (i.e. conference leaders will always be ranked in the top three); 2. Log points; 3. Number of games won; 4. Overall points difference; 5. Number of tries scored; 6. Overall try difference
  • 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
  • Qualification: The top six teams qualified 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) hosted the sixth-placed team in the qualifiers, while the fourth-placed team hosted the fifth-placed team. The top two teams (i.e. the two conference winners with the best overall record) qualified directly to the semi-finals, where they had 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 progressed to the final, with the team with the higher seeding having home advantage.
Australian Conference
Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD TF TA TB LB Pts
1 Waratahs 16 11 0 5 409 313 +96 50 41 5 3 52
2 Brumbies 16 9 0 7 369 261 +108 45 21 6 5 47
3 Rebels 16 7 0 9 319 354 −35 35 42 3 5 36
4 Reds 16 4 0 12 247 434 −187 32 53 3 3 22
5 Force 16 3 0 13 245 384 −139 28 43 3 4 19
Source: [26]

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'
Sefa 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 To'omua  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: Sefa 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 {{{s}}}, [[{{{slan}}}]]  
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 {{{s}}}, [[{{{slan}}}]]  
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 17-35 Highlanders Allianz Stadium, Sydney  

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