
Finn Morton
Multimedia Journalist at RugbyPass
Content Contributor at World Rugby
@RugbyPass Sevens Editorial Lead | Spend my weeks writing about all things Wallabies, All Blacks, Super Rugby & 7s | Views my own
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3 weeks ago |
rugbypass.com | Finn Morton
Hurricanes coach Clark Laidlaw has revealed co-captain Asafo Aumua “wasn’t close” to playing against the Brumbies in Saturday’s Qualifying Final, even though the hooker was initially named in the starting side before the club revealed an injury update. Aumua sustained a hamstring injury at training, which ended up ruling the All Black out of the playoff showdown.
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3 weeks ago |
rugbypass.com | Finn Morton
There was a telling nine-second pause before Du’Plessis Kirifi answered a question at the post-match press conference in Canberra on Saturday – a silence which spoke volumes about the 35-28 loss to the Brumbies, which brought the Hurricanes’ season to a sudden end. Coach Clark Laidlaw had started answering the first question of the presser about 90 seconds earlier, describing the “raw” sense of disappointment while Kirifi sat in silence.
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3 weeks ago |
rugbypass.com | Finn Morton
The ACT Brumbies are through to the semi-finals in Super Rugby Pacific, beating the Hurricanes 35-28 at Canberra’s GIO Stadium. With the Blues shocking the Chiefs in another one of the Qualifying Finals, the stage is set for some great matchups next week. Ruben Love opened the scoring in the fifth minute for the Canes, and the first five-eighth was in the thick of the action when they regained the lead later in the half.
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3 weeks ago |
rugbypass.com | Finn Morton
Christchurch’s new 30,000-seat stadium appears to be leading the race to host Super Round next season, with Super Rugby Pacific CEO Jack Mesley revealing this week that officials are “working really hard” to make that happen. With One New Zealand Stadium in Christchurch set to open in April 2026, Mesley confirmed on New Zealand radio that the venue could host Super Round, and believes that an official announcement might not be far off.
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3 weeks ago |
rugbypass.com | Finn Morton
Crusaders captain David Havili believes Christian Lio-Willie is on track for higher honours with the All Blacks, saying the “world-class” backrower could be in contention after another dominant display on Friday night. Lio-Willie travelled with the top squad to Japan last October, and while the loose forward was initially set to represent the All Blacks XV in matches against Munster and Georgia, injuries to Ethan Blackadder, Luke Jacobson and Dalton Papali’i prompted a change.
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