2004 season of Super 12

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2004 season of Super 12
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master New ZealandNew Zealand Brumbies (2nd title)
Teams 12
countries AustraliaAustralia Australia (3 teams) New Zealand (5 teams) South Africa (4 teams)
New ZealandNew Zealand 
South AfricaSouth Africa 
Games 69  (of which 69 played)
Most of the points New ZealandNew Zealand Daniel Carter , Crusaders (201)
Most attempts AustraliaAustralia Mark Gerrard , Brumbies Stirling Mortlock , Brumbies (10 each)
AustraliaAustralia 
2003 season of Super 12

The 2004 season was the ninth edition of Super 12 , a rugby union competition with twelve franchise teams from Australia , New Zealand and South Africa .

A total of 69 games were played, with each team playing a round robin against the eleven other teams. There followed two semi-finals and finally the final. The champions were the Brumbies from the Australian capital Canberra for the second time .

Results

table

  • Participation in the semifinals
  • M = officiating master

    team Games Victories Unent. Ndlg. Game
    points
    Diff. Bonus
    points
    Table
    points
    01. AustraliaAustralia Brumbies 11 8th 0 3 408: 269 + 139 8th 40
    02. New ZealandNew Zealand Crusaders 11 7th 0 4th 345: 303 + 42 6th 34
    03. South AfricaSouth Africa Stormers 11 7th 0 4th 286: 260 + 26 5 33
    04th New ZealandNew Zealand Chiefs 11 7th 0 4th 274: 251 + 23 5 33
    05. New ZealandNew Zealand Blues (M) 11 6th 1 4th 337: 309 + 28 6th 32
    06th South AfricaSouth Africa Bulls 11 5 1 5 302: 320 - 18th 6th 28
    07th South AfricaSouth Africa Sharks 11 5 0 6th 367: 305 - 38 8th 28
    08th. AustraliaAustralia NSW Waratahs 11 5 0 6th 342: 274 + 68 7th 27
    09. New ZealandNew Zealand Highlanders 11 4th 1 6th 299: 347 - 48 8th 28
    10. AustraliaAustralia Queensland Reds 11 5 0 6th 217: 246 - 29 5 25th
    11. New ZealandNew Zealand Hurricanes 11 4th 1 6th 275: 303 - 28 5 23
    12. South AfricaSouth Africa Cats 11 1 0 10 294: 459 - 165 7th 11

    The points are distributed as follows:

    • 4 points if you win
    • 2 points if there is a tie
    • 0 points in the event of a loss (before possible bonus points)
    • 1 bonus point for four or more attempts , regardless of the final score
    • 1 bonus point if you lose less than seven points

    Semifinals

    May 15, 2004
    AustraliaAustralia Brumbies 32:17 New ZealandNew Zealand Chiefs Canberra Stadium , Canberra
    Referee: Jonathan Kaplan ( South Africa )
    Attempts: Mortlock , Gerrard , Chisholm , Samo , Rathbone
    Elevations: Roff (2)
    Penalty Kicks : Roff (1)
    (20: 3)
    Report
    Attempts: Bates , Fa'atau
    Elevations: Jackson (2)
    Penalty Kicks : Jackson (1)

    May 15, 2004
    New ZealandNew Zealand Crusaders 27:16 South AfricaSouth Africa Stormers Jade Stadium , Christchurch
    Referee: Andrew Cole ( Australia )
    Tries: Marshall , Ralph
    Boosts: Carter (1)
    Penalty Kicks: Carter (5)
    (12:13)
    report
    Attempts: Barry
    Elevations: du Toit (1)
    Penalty kicks: du Toit (3)

    final

    May 22, 2004
    AustraliaAustralia Brumbies 47: 38 New ZealandNew Zealand Crusaders Canberra Stadium, Canberra
    Referee: André Watson ( South Africa )
    Attempts: Roff (2), Gerrard (3), Paul , Giteau
    Increases: Roff (6)
    (33:14)
    Report
    Tries : McCaw , Mauger , Thorn , King , Laulala , Carter
    Elevations: Carter (4)
    15th Joe Roff
    14th Clyde Rathbone
    13 Joel Wilson
    12 Matt Giteau
    11 Mark Gerrard
    10 Stephen Larkham
    09 George Gregan
    08th Scott Fava
    07th George Smith
    06th Owen Finegan ( c )
    05 Mark Chisholm
    04th Radike Samo
    03 Nic Henderson
    02 Jeremy Paul
    01 Bill Young
    Substitute:
    16 David Palavi
    17th Guy Sheperdson
    18th David Giffin
    19th Jone Tawake
    20th Matt Henjak
    21st Mark Bartholomeusz
    22nd Lenny Beckett
    15th Ben Blair
    14th Marika Vunibaka
    13 Aaron Mauger
    12 Daniel Carter
    11 Caleb Ralph
    10 Cameron McIntyre
    09 Justin Marshall
    08th Sam Broomhall
    07th Richie McCaw
    06th Reuben Thorne
    05 Chris Jack
    04th Brad Thorn
    03 Greg Somerville
    02 Tone Kopelani
    01 Dave Hewett
    Substitute:
    16 Corey Flynn
    17th Chris King
    18th Ross Filipo
    19th Johnny Leo'o
    20th Jamie Nutbrown
    21st Andrew Mehrtens
    22nd Casey Laulala

    statistics

    Most attempts made

    player team tries
    1. AustraliaAustralia Mark Gerrard Brumbies 10
    AustraliaAustralia Stirling Mortlock Brumbies
    3. AustraliaAustralia Clyde Rathbone Brumbies 9

    Most points scored

    player team Points
    1. New ZealandNew Zealand Daniel Carter Crusaders 201
    2. AustraliaAustralia Joe Roff Brumbies 182
    3. South AfricaSouth Africa Butch James Sharks 118
    4th New ZealandNew Zealand Tony Brown (rugby player) Highlanders 104
    5. South AfricaSouth Africa André Pretorius Cats 102

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