2025 represents the best time for the Australian sides to claim their first Super Rugby Pacific after early Kiwi dominance.
The Blues are the team to beat after their 2024 heroics but the four Australian teams are loaded with talent ready to take it to them and their Kiwi counterparts. With this in mind, 'The Debate' for this week has the Rugby.com.au writers present an argument as to why every Australian team can win the Super Rugby Pacific title. This is the year the Brumbies can get over the hump and bring an elusive title to Canberra.
Continuity is a major factor on their side, with close to 30 players returning from another season.
It’s back-to-back years where they’ve been able to keep a large core of their squad and it’ll prove the difference in 2025.
They have a ton of superstar talent that can change the game, with the likes of Len Ikitau, Noah Lolesio and Tom Wright returning to their Wallaby best.
It’s a deep squad in all positions, with a stack of Australia A/XV talent complementing the 14 Wallabies in their squad.
This includes the likes of new recruit David Feliuai and Corey Toole, both motivated to perform after spending time firmly on selector’s radars.
They have turned Canberra into a fortress and have a fair claim to suggest had they hosted a semi or grand final, the title would already be in Canberra.
It’s a tough opening month for them but once they get past that, they’ll have the chance to build momentum and launch their way to the title.
Grundy Wins Long Jump and Triple Jump; Valenzuela Takes Gold in 1600 for Chatham Boys Indoor Track & Field at SJTCA Meet
Chatham junior Kevin Grundy won the long jump with a leap of 21 feet, 4 inches and the triple jump with a personal record distance of 45 feet, 7 inches at Ocean Breeze on Monday. NEW YORK – Junior Kevin Grundy won the long jump and set a personal record in winning the triple jump, and junior Marcus Valenzuela took gold int he 1600 for the Chatham boys indoor track & field team in an SJTCA meet held Monday at Ocean Breeze on Staten Island. Grundy won the long jump with a leap of 21 feet, four inches, and took the triple jump with a personal best distance of 45 feet, 7 inches. Valenzuela crossed first in the 1600 with a time of 4:25.07. Dylan DeCicco and Thomas Haines took second and third, respectively, in the 3200 for Chatham with times of 9:39.92 and 9:48.76. Cole Morris placed fourth in the 55-meter hurdles in 7.86 Colin Daley was fourth in the 200-meter dash with a time of 22.79 for Chatham and Brady Byrne was fourth in the 800 for the Cougars in 2:01.18, and Santiago Gebar...
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