2024 Super Rugby Pacific Season
Countries	Australia (5 teams)  Fiji (1 team)  New Zealand (5 teams) Pacific Islands (1 team)
Tournament format(s)	Round-robin and Knockout
Matches played	24
Tries scored	170 (7.08 per match)
Top point scorer(s)	Damian McKenzie, Chiefs (56)
Top try scorer(s)	Matt Faessler, Reds Hoskins Sotutu, Blues Corey Toole, Brumbies (all 5)
Official website	super.rugby/superrugby
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The 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season (known as Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific in Fiji and DHL Super Rugby Pacific in New Zealand) is the 29th 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 twelfth title in 2023.^[1][2] The season is scheduled to run from Friday 23 February 2024, culminating in a final expected to be played on Saturday 22 June, before the start of the 2024 mid-year international window.

Format

The competition format continues on from the previous season, with the fixture list being the only change. Twelve teams play in a round-robin format, with seven matches at home and seven away, although the second round (called "Super Round") will be played at AAMI Park, Melbourne. The fourteen games include eleven regular round-robin matches against the other participating teams and three additional "rivalry" games, in which they play another team for the second time in a home-and-away format. Each team will also have one bye week, making a total of fifteen rounds.^[3]

At the conclusion of the fifteenth round, the eight highest ranked teams on the competition table will advance to the quarter-finals, in which the first-ranked team plays the eighth-ranked team, the second-ranked team plays the seventh-ranked, the third-ranked plays the sixth-ranked and the fourth-ranked team plays the fifth-ranked. The quarter-final winners progress to the semi-finals, and the winners of the semi-finals advance to the final. The higher ranked team will host each play-off match.^[4]

The rankings on the competition table are determined by the number of competition points earned during the regular season. Competition points can be gained in the following way: four points are awarded to the winning team, two points to each team for a draw, and no points for a loss. Teams can also receive a singular bonus point if they score at least three tries more than the opponent in a match, or lose by seven points or less.^[4]

Standings

The current standings for the 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season are:

2024 Super Rugby Pacific standings

Pos	Team v t e	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TF	TA	TB	LB	Pts	Qualification
1	Hurricanes	4	4	0	0	125	78	+47	18	11	1	0	17	Super Rugby Pacific quarter-finals
2	Reds	4	3	0	1	151	105	+46	22	15	2	1	15
3	Chiefs	4	3	0	1	144	95	+49	17	13	1	1	14
4	Blues	4	3	0	1	104	78	+26	16	11	1	0	13
5	Brumbies	4	3	0	1	91	89	+2	12	11	1	0	13
6	Highlanders	4	2	0	2	108	106	+2	14	12	1	1	10
7	Rebels	4	2	0	2	106	140	−34	16	18	2	0	10
8	Moana Pasifika	4	2	0	2	105	114	−9	12	17	0	1	9
9	Waratahs	4	1	0	3	90	99	−9	10	14	0	2	6
10	Drua	4	1	0	3	95	129	−34	12	18	0	1	5
11	Crusaders	4	0	0	4	73	104	−31	10	11	0	2	2
12	Force	4	0	0	4	81	136	−55	11	19	0	1	1

Round-by-round

The table below shows each team's progression throughout the season. For each round, their cumulative points total is shown with the overall log position in brackets:

Matches

Finals

The finals fixtures are as follows:

Statistics

As of 16 March 2024

Leading point scorers

No.	Player	Team	Points	Average	Details
1	Damian McKenzie	Chiefs	56	14.00	1 T, 12 C, 9 P, 0 D
2	Sam Gilbert	Highlanders	41	10.25	1 T, 9 C, 6 P, 0 D
3	Tane Edmed	Waratahs	40	10.00	0 T, 8 C, 8 P, 0 D
4	William Havili	Moana Pasifika	38	9.50	0 T, 7 C, 8 P, 0 D
5	Brett Cameron	Hurricanes	35	8.75	0 T, 13 C, 3 P, 0 D
6	Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula	Drua	33	8.25	0 T, 9 C, 5 P, 0 D
7	Noah Lolesio	Brumbies	31	7.75	0 T, 8 C, 5 P, 0 D
8	Carter Gordon	Rebels	27	6.75	2 T, 7 C, 1 P, 0 D
9	Ben Donaldson	Force	26	6.50	0 T, 10 C, 2 P, 0 D
10	3 players		25

Source: Points

Leading try scorers

No.	Player	Team	Tries	Average
1	Matt Faessler	Reds	5	1.25
	Hoskins Sotutu	Blues	5	1.25
	Corey Toole	Brumbies	5	1.25
4	Josh Flook	Reds	4	1.00
	Andrew Kellaway	Rebels	4	1.00
	Sevu Reece	Crusaders	4	1.00
7	6 players		3

Source: Tries

Discipline

Player	Team	Red	Yellow	Round (vs. Opponent)
Nigel Ah Wong	Moana Pasifika	1	0	Round 2 (vs. Drua)
Jordie Barrett	Hurricanes	1	0	Round 2 (vs. Reds)
Jared Proffit	Chiefs	1	0	Round 2 (vs. Brumbies)
Harry Potter	Force	0	2	Round 1 (vs. Hurricanes) Round 3 (vs. Brumbies)
Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula	Drua	0	1	Round 1 (vs. Blues)
Josh Canham	Rebels	0	1	Round 2 (vs. Force)
Finlay Christie	Blues	0	1	Round 1 (vs. Drua)
Allan Craig	Moana Pasifika	0	1	Round 3 (vs. Waratahs)
Filipo Daugunu	Rebels	0	1	Round 1 (vs. Brumbies)
Chay Fihaki	Crusaders	0	1	Round 2 (vs. Waratahs)
Owen Franks	Crusaders	0	1	Round 4 (vs. Hurricanes)
Dominic Gardiner	Crusaders	0	1	Round 2 (vs. Waratahs)
Jamie Hannah	Crusaders	0	1	Round 4 (vs. Hurricanes)
Fabian Holland	Highlanders	0	1	Round 1 (vs. Moana Pasifika)
Len Ikitau	Brumbies	0	1	Round 1 (vs. Rebels)
Harry Johnson-Holmes	Waratahs	0	1	Round 2 (vs. Crusaders)
Max Jorgensen	Waratahs	0	1	Round 1 (vs. Reds)
Sekope Kepu	Moana Pasifika	0	1	Round 2 (vs. Drua)
Sam Nock	Blues	0	1	Round 2 (vs. Highlanders)
Jacob Norris	Moana Pasifika	0	1	Round 3 (vs. Waratahs)
Ollie Norris	Chiefs	0	1	Round 4 (vs. Drua)
Marley Pearce	Force	0	1	Round 1 (vs. Hurricanes)
Billy Proctor	Hurricanes	0	1	Round 1 (vs. Force)
Jacob Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens	Highlanders	0	1	Round 2 (vs. Blues)
Selestino Ravutaumada	Drua	0	1	Round 2 (vs. Moana Pasifika)
Carlo Tizzano	Force	0	1	Round 4 (vs. Moana Pasifika)

Players

Squads

The following squads have been named. Players listed in italics denote non-original squad members:

Referees

The following referees were selected to officiate the 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season:^{[17][18][19][20]}