List of 2019–20 Super Rugby transfers (New Zealand)

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This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2020 Super Rugby season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2019 or 2020 are listed here, regardless of when it occurred. Future-dated transfers are only included if confirmed by the player or his agent, his former team or his new team.

Notes
  • 2019 players listed are all players that were named in the initial senior squad, or subsequently included in a 23-man match day squad at any game during the season.
  • (did not play) denotes that a player did not play at all during one of the two seasons due to injury or non-selection. These players are included to indicate they were contracted to the team. For the 2020 season, Super Rugby was suspended after 7 rounds of matches due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with regional tournaments taking place there after. Players listed as 'did not play' did not feature in any of the 7 rounds of matches played that season.
  • (short-term) denotes that a player wasn't initially contracted, but came in during the season. This could either be a club rugby player coming in as injury cover, or a player whose contract had expired at another team (typically in the northern hemisphere).
  • Flags are only shown for players moving to or from another country.
  • Players may play in several positions, but are listed in only one.

Blues[edit]

Blues transfers 2019–2020
Pos 2019 squad[1] Out In 2020 players[2]
PR Alex Hodgman[3]
Lua Li (short-term)[4]
Ezekiel Lindenmuth[1]
Sione Mafileo[1]
Marcel Renata[1]
Hisa Sasagi (short-term)[5]
Karl Tu'inukuafe[6]
Ofa Tu'ungafasi[7] 		downward-facing red arrow Lua Li (returned to North Harbour)[2]
downward-facing red arrow Hisa Sasagi (returned to Otago)[2] 		upward-facing green arrow Joe Walsh (from Southland)[8] Alex Hodgman[3]
Ezekiel Lindenmuth[2]
Sione Mafileo[9]
Marcel Renata[2]
Karl Tu'inukuafe[6]
Ofa Tu'ungafasi[7]
Joe Walsh (short-term)
HK Leni Apisai[10]
Matt Moulds[1]
James Parsons[11] 		downward-facing red arrow Leni Apisai (to Japan Sunwolves)[12]
downward-facing red arrow Matt Moulds (to England Worcester Warriors)[13] 		upward-facing green arrow Kurt Eklund (from Bay of Plenty)[2]
upward-facing green arrow Ray Niuia (from Highlanders)[2]
upward-facing green arrow Luteru Tolai (from North Harbour)[14] 		Kurt Eklund
Ray Niuia
James Parsons[9]
Luteru Tolai (short-term)
LK Gerard Cowley-Tuioti[15]
Josh Goodhue[1]
Jacob Pierce (did not play)[1]
Scott Scrafton[15]
Patrick Tuipulotu[16] 		downward-facing red arrow Scott Scrafton (to Hurricanes)[17] upward-facing green arrow Sam Caird (from Northland)[8]
upward-facing green arrow Aaron Carroll (from Bay of Plenty)[18] 		Sam Caird (short-term, did not play)
Aaron Carroll
Gerard Cowley-Tuioti[19]
Josh Goodhue[2]
Jacob Pierce[2]
Patrick Tuipulotu[20]
FL Jed Brown[1]
Blake Gibson[3]
Matt Matich (short-term)[21]
Dalton Papalii[1]
Tom Robinson[1]
Hoskins Sotutu[22]
Jimmy Tupou (did not play)[23] 		downward-facing red arrow Jed Brown (to Japan Kintetsu Liners)[24]
downward-facing red arrow Matt Matich (to Paraguay Olimpia Lions)[25]
downward-facing red arrow Jimmy Tupou (to Japan NTT Communications Shining Arcs)[26] 		upward-facing green arrow Tony Lamborn (from United States New Orleans Gold)[2]
upward-facing green arrow Waimana Riedlinger-Kapa (from Auckland)[2]
upward-facing green arrow James Tucker (from Waikato)[2] 		Blake Gibson[3]
Tony Lamborn
Dalton Papalii[20]
Waimana Riedlinger-Kapa (did not play)
Tom Robinson[9]
Hoskins Sotutu[22]
James Tucker (did not play)
N8 Akira Ioane[27] Akira Ioane[27]
SH Sam Nock[1]
Augustine Pulu[28]
Jonathan Ruru[1] 		downward-facing red arrow Augustine Pulu (to Japan Hino Red Dolphins)[29] upward-facing green arrow Finlay Christie (from Hurricanes)[30] Finlay Christie (did not play)
Sam Nock[30]
Jonathan Ruru[30]
FH Otere Black[31]
Stephen Perofeta (did not play)[1]
Harry Plummer[22] 		upward-facing green arrow Beauden Barrett (from Hurricanes)[32]
upward-facing green arrow Jack Heighton (from North Harbour)[2] 		Beauden Barrett (did not play)
Otere Black[9]
Jack Heighton (did not play)
Stephen Perofeta[9]
Harry Plummer[22]
CE Levi Aumua[1]
TJ Faiane[1]
Rieko Ioane[27]
Ma'a Nonu[33]
Tanielu Tele’a[22]
Sonny Bill Williams[34] 		downward-facing red arrow Levi Aumua (to Japan Hino Red Dolphins)[35]
downward-facing red arrow Ma'a Nonu (to United States San Diego Legion)[36]
downward-facing red arrow Sonny Bill Williams (to Canada Toronto Wolfpack)[37] 		upward-facing green arrow Joe Marchant (from England Harlequins)[38] TJ Faiane[9]
Rieko Ioane[27]
Joe Marchant
Tanielu Tele’a (did not play)[22]
WG Caleb Clarke[1]
Matt Duffie[39]
Melani Nanai[39] 		downward-facing red arrow Melani Nanai (to England Worcester Warriors)[40] upward-facing green arrow Jordan Hyland (from Highlanders)[2]
upward-facing green arrow Emoni Narawa (from Bay of Plenty)[41]
upward-facing green arrow Mark Telea (from North Harbour)[2] 		Caleb Clarke (did not play)[9]
Matt Duffie[19]
Jordan Hyland
Emoni Narawa
Mark Telea
FB Michael Collins[42]
Jordan Trainor (did not play)[1] 		downward-facing red arrow Michael Collins (to Highlanders)[43]
downward-facing red arrow Jordan Trainor (to Auckland)[2] 		upward-facing green arrow Jared Page (from North Harbour)[2] Jared Page (did not play)
Coach Leon MacDonald[44] Leon MacDonald[44]

Chiefs[edit]

Chiefs transfers 2019–2020
Pos 2019 squad[45] Out In 2020 players[46]
PR Ryan Coxon (short-term)[47]
Kane Hames (did not play)[48]
Sefo Kautai[48]
Nepo Laulala[48]
Tevita Mafileo (short-term)[49]
Atu Moli[48]
Reuben O'Neill (did not play)[45]
Aidan Ross[50]
Angus Ta'avao[50] 		downward-facing red arrow Kane Hames (injured)[46]
downward-facing red arrow Sefo Kautai (to Japan Kobelco Steelers)[51]
downward-facing red arrow Tevita Mafileo (to Hurricanes)[52] 		upward-facing green arrow Robb Cobb (from Waikato)[53]
upward-facing green arrow Ross Geldenhuys (from Hurricanes)[53]
upward-facing green arrow Ollie Norris (from Waikato)[53] 		Robb Cobb (wider training squad, did not play)
Ryan Coxon[46]
Ross Geldenhuys (wider training squad)
Nepo Laulala[48]
Atu Moli[48]
Ollie Norris (wider training squad)
Reuben O'Neill[46]
Aidan Ross[50]
Angus Ta'avao[50]
HK Nathan Harris[54]
Liam Polwart[55]
Bradley Slater (short-term)[56]
Samisoni Taukei'aho[45] 		downward-facing red arrow Nathan Harris (injured)[57]
downward-facing red arrow Liam Polwart (retired)[58] 		upward-facing green arrow Donald Maka (from Counties Manukau)[57] Donald Maka
Bradley Slater[46]
Samisoni Taukei'aho[46]
LK Michael Allardice[59]
Tyler Ardron[60]
Fin Hoeata (did not play)[45]
Daymon Leasuasu (short-term)[61]
Laghlan McWhannell (did not play)[45]
Brodie Retallick[62] 		downward-facing red arrow Fin Hoeata (to Taranaki)[46]
downward-facing red arrow Daymon Leasuasu (to Japan Ricoh Black Rams)[63]
downward-facing red arrow Brodie Retallick (to Japan Kobelco Steelers)[64] 		upward-facing green arrow Naitoa Ah Kuoi (from Wellington)[46]
upward-facing green arrow Tupou Vaa'i (from Taranaki)[53] 		Naitoa Ah Kuoi
Michael Allardice[65]
Tyler Ardron[66]
Laghlan McWhannell (did not play)[46]
Tupou Vaa'i (wider training squad, did not play)
FL Lachlan Boshier[67]
Sam Cane[68]
Luke Jacobson[69]
Mitch Jacobson (short-term)[70]
Mitchell Karpik[71]
Jesse Parete (short-term)[72]
Taleni Seu[73]
Pita Gus Sowakula[45] 		downward-facing red arrow Mitch Jacobson (to Japan Sunwolves)[12]
downward-facing red arrow Jesse Parete (to Highlanders)[74]
downward-facing red arrow Taleni Seu (to Japan Toyota Industries Shuttles)[75] 		upward-facing green arrow Dylan Nel (from Otago)[46]
upward-facing green arrow James Thompson (from Waikato)[53] 		Lachlan Boshier[76]
Sam Cane[68]
Luke Jacobson[69]
Mitchell Karpik[46]
Dylan Nel
Pita Gus Sowakula[46]
James Thompson (wider training squad, did not play)
N8 Mitchell Brown[67] upward-facing green arrow Adam Thomson (from Otago)[53] Mitchell Brown[76]
Adam Thomson (wider training squad)
SH Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi[77]
Jonathan Taumateine[77]
Brad Weber[77] 		downward-facing red arrow Jonathan Taumateine (to Hurricanes)[78] upward-facing green arrow Leroy Carter (from Bay of Plenty)[53]
upward-facing green arrow Lisati Milo-Harris (from Taranaki)[46] 		Leroy Carter (wider training squad, did not play)
Lisati Milo-Harris
Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi[79]
Brad Weber[77]
FH Jack Debreczeni[45]
Stephen Donald[80]
Tiaan Falcon (did not play)[69]
Damian McKenzie[81] 		downward-facing red arrow Jack Debreczeni (to Japan Hino Red Dolphins)[82]
downward-facing red arrow Stephen Donald (to Japan NEC Green Rockets)[83] 		upward-facing green arrow Aaron Cruden (from France Montpellier)[84]
upward-facing green arrow Kaleb Trask (from Bay of Plenty)[46] 		Aaron Cruden
Tiaan Falcon[46]
Damian McKenzie[81]
Kaleb Trask
CE Orbyn Leger (short-term)[72]
Anton Lienert-Brown[54]
Tumua Manu[45]
Alex Nankivell[55]
Bailyn Sullivan[45] 		Orbyn Leger[46]
Anton Lienert-Brown[54]
Tumua Manu[46]
Alex Nankivell[55]
Bailyn Sullivan (did not play)[46]
WG Solomon Alaimalo[85]
Ataata Moeakiola[45]
Etene Nanai-Seturo[45]
Shaun Stevenson[45]
Sean Wainui[55] 		downward-facing red arrow Ataata Moeakiola (to Japan Kobelco Steelers)[86] upward-facing green arrow Kini Naholo (from Taranaki)[46]
upward-facing green arrow Quinn Tupaea (from Waikato)[46] 		Solomon Alaimalo[85]
Kini Naholo (did not play)
Etene Nanai-Seturo (did not play)[46]
Shaun Stevenson[87]
Quinn Tupaea
Sean Wainui[55]
FB Marty McKenzie[45] downward-facing red arrow Marty McKenzie (to Wales Ospreys)[88] upward-facing green arrow Sam McNicol (returned from injury)[46] Sam McNicol
Coach Colin Cooper[89] downward-facing red arrow Colin Cooper (released)[90] upward-facing green arrow Warren Gatland (from  Wales)[91] Warren Gatland

Crusaders[edit]

Crusaders transfers 2019–2020
Pos 2019 squad[92] Out In 2020 players[93]
PR Michael Ala'alatoa[94]
Harry Allan[92]
George Bower (short-term)[95]
Owen Franks[96]
Oliver Jager[97]
Joe Moody[98]
Tim Perry[97]
Isi Tu'ungafasi (short-term)[99] 		downward-facing red arrow Owen Franks (to England Northampton Saints)[100]
downward-facing red arrow Tim Perry (retired)[101] 		Michael Ala'alatoa[94]
Harry Allan (did not play)[93]
George Bower[93]
Oliver Jager[97]
Joe Moody[98]
Isi Tu'ungafasi[93]
HK Ben Funnell[97]
Andrew Makalio[102]
Brodie McAlister (short-term)[103]
Codie Taylor[104] 		downward-facing red arrow Ben Funnell (to Japan Ricoh Black Rams)[105] upward-facing green arrow Hugh Roach (from Australia Rebels)[106] Andrew Makalio[107]
Brodie McAlister[93]
Hugh Roach (short-term)
Codie Taylor[104]
LK Scott Barrett[108]
Mitchell Dunshea[92]
Luke Romano[92]
Quinten Strange[92]
Sam Whitelock[109] 		downward-facing red arrow Sam Whitelock (to Japan Panasonic Wild Knights)[110] Scott Barrett[108]
Mitchell Dunshea[111]
Luke Romano[93]
Quinten Strange (did not play)[112]
FL Ethan Blackadder[113]
Billy Harmon[92]
Tom Sanders[92]
Jordan Taufua[94]
Matt Todd[114] 		downward-facing red arrow Jordan Taufua (to England Leicester Tigers)[115]
downward-facing red arrow Matt Todd (to Japan Toshiba Brave Lupus)[116] 		upward-facing green arrow Tom Christie (from Canterbury)[93]
upward-facing green arrow Cullen Grace (from Canterbury)[93]
upward-facing green arrow Sione Havili (from Tasman)[93]
upward-facing green arrow Ethan Roots (from North Harbour)[93] 		Ethan Blackadder (did not play)[113]
Tom Christie
Cullen Grace
Billy Harmon (did not play)[111]
Sione Havili
Ethan Roots
Tom Sanders[93]
N8 Whetu Douglas[117]
Kieran Read[118] 		downward-facing red arrow Kieran Read (to Japan Toyota Verblitz)[119] Whetu Douglas[117]
SH Mitchell Drummond[120]
Ere Enari[121]
Bryn Hall[122] 		Mitchell Drummond[120]
Ere Enari[112]
Bryn Hall[123]
FH Brett Cameron[92]
Mitchell Hunt[120]
Richie Mo'unga[124] 		downward-facing red arrow Mitchell Hunt (to Highlanders)[125] upward-facing green arrow Fergus Burke (from Canterbury)[93] Fergus Burke
Brett Cameron[93]
Richie Mo'unga[126]
CE Tim Bateman[92]
Ryan Crotty[108]
Braydon Ennor[127]
Jack Goodhue[128] 		downward-facing red arrow Tim Bateman (to Japan Toshiba Brave Lupus)[129]
downward-facing red arrow Ryan Crotty (to Japan Kubota Spears)[130] 		upward-facing green arrow Inga Finau (from Canterbury)[93]
upward-facing green arrow Dallas McLeod (from Canterbury)[93] 		Braydon Ennor[112]
Inga Finau (did not play)
Jack Goodhue[111]
Dallas McLeod
WG George Bridge[131]
Leicester Fainga'anuku[92]
Will Jordan[92]
Manasa Mataele[92]
Ngane Punivai[92]
Sevu Reece (short-term)[95] 		downward-facing red arrow Ngane Punivai (to Highlanders)[125] upward-facing green arrow Fetuli Paea (from Tasman)[93] George Bridge[131]
Leicester Fainga'anuku[132]
Will Jordan[107]
Manasa Mataele[93]
Fetuli Paea (did not play)
Sevu Reece[133]
FB Israel Dagg (did not play)[134]
David Havili[135] 		downward-facing red arrow Israel Dagg (retired)[136] David Havili[135]
Coach Scott Robertson[137] Scott Robertson[138]

Highlanders[edit]

Highlanders transfers 2019–2020
Pos 2019 squad[139] Out In 2020 players[74]
PR Sef Fa'agase[139]
Josh Iosefa-Scott[139]
Ayden Johnstone[139]
Daniel Lienert-Brown[139]
Tyrel Lomax[140]
Siate Tokolahi[141] 		downward-facing red arrow Sef Fa'agase (to Japan Canon Eagles)[142]
downward-facing red arrow Tyrel Lomax (to Hurricanes)[143] 		upward-facing green arrow Ethan de Groot (from Southland)[74]
upward-facing green arrow Conán O'Donnell (from Japan Sunwolves)[144]
upward-facing green arrow Jeff Thwaites (from Bay of Plenty)[74] 		Ethan de Groot (did not play)
Josh Iosefa-Scott[74]
Ayden Johnstone[74]
Daniel Lienert-Brown[74]
Conán O'Donnell (short-term)
Jeff Thwaites
Siate Tokolahi[74]
HK Liam Coltman[145]
Ash Dixon[139]
Ricky Jackson (short-term)[146]
Ray Niuia (did not play)[139] 		downward-facing red arrow Ricky Jackson (injured)[147]
downward-facing red arrow Ray Niuia (to Blues)[2] 		upward-facing green arrow Nathan Vella (from Japan Sunwolves)[147] Liam Coltman[148]
Ash Dixon[74]
Nathan Vella (did not play)
LK Josh Dickson[144]
Tom Franklin[139]
Jackson Hemopo[149]
Pari Pari Parkinson[139]
Jack Whetton[139] 		downward-facing red arrow Tom Franklin (to Japan Kobelco Steelers)[150]
downward-facing red arrow Jackson Hemopo (to Japan Mitsubishi DynaBoars)[151] 		upward-facing green arrow Manaaki Selby-Rickit (from Southland)[74]
upward-facing green arrow Will Tucker (from Canterbury)[152] 		Josh Dickson[74]
Pari Pari Parkinson[74]
Manaaki Selby-Rickit
Will Tucker (short-term, did not play)
Jack Whetton[74]
FL Shannon Frizell[139]
Dillon Hunt[153]
James Lentjes[141]
Luke Whitelock[154] 		downward-facing red arrow Luke Whitelock (to France Pau)[155] upward-facing green arrow Teariki Ben-Nicholas (from Wellington)[74]
upward-facing green arrow Zane Kapeli (from Bay of Plenty)[74]
upward-facing green arrow Slade McDowall (from Otago)[152]
upward-facing green arrow Sione Misiloi (from Otago)[43]
upward-facing green arrow Jesse Parete (from Chiefs)[74] 		Teariki Ben-Nicholas
Shannon Frizell[74]
Dillon Hunt[74]
Zane Kapeli (did not play)
James Lentjes[74]
Slade McDowall (short-term, did not play)
Sione Misiloi (did not play)
Jesse Parete
N8 Elliot Dixon[156]
Marino Mikaele-Tu’u[157]
Liam Squire[141] 		downward-facing red arrow Elliot Dixon (to Japan Ricoh Black Rams)[158]
downward-facing red arrow Liam Squire (to Japan NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes)[159] 		Marino Mikaele-Tu’u[157]
SH Folau Fakatava[139]
Kayne Hammington[141]
Aaron Smith[160] 		Folau Fakatava (did not play)[74]
Kayne Hammington[74]
Aaron Smith[161]
FH Marty Banks[139]
Bryn Gatland[157]
Dan Hollinshead (short-term)[162]
Josh Ioane[139] 		downward-facing red arrow Marty Banks (to Japan NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes)[163]
downward-facing red arrow Dan Hollinshead (to Bay of Plenty)[74] 		upward-facing green arrow Mitchell Hunt (from Crusaders)[125] Bryn Gatland (did not play)[157]
Mitchell Hunt
Josh Ioane[74]
CE Richard Buckman[139]
Matt Faddes[164]
Rob Thompson[141]
Sio Tomkinson[139]
Thomas Umaga-Jensen[139]
Teihorangi Walden[156] 		downward-facing red arrow Richard Buckman (to Japan Kobelco Steelers)[86]
downward-facing red arrow Matt Faddes (to Ireland Ulster)[165] 		upward-facing green arrow Scott Gregory (from Northland)[166] Scott Gregory
Rob Thompson[74]
Sio Tomkinson[74]
Thomas Umaga-Jensen (did not play)[74]
Teihorangi Walden[156]
WG Jordan Hyland (short-term)[167]
Tevita Li[139]
Josh McKay[168]
Tevita Nabura (did not play)[157]
Waisake Naholo[141] 		downward-facing red arrow Jordan Hyland (to Blues)[2]
downward-facing red arrow Tevita Li (to Japan Suntory Sungoliath)[169]
downward-facing red arrow Waisake Naholo (to England London Irish)[170] 		upward-facing green arrow Tima Fainga'anuku (from Tasman)[171]
upward-facing green arrow Jona Nareki (from Otago)[125]
upward-facing green arrow Ngane Punivai (from Crusaders)[125] 		Tima Fainga'anuku
Josh McKay[168]
Tevita Nabura (did not play)[74]
Jona Nareki
Ngane Punivai
FB Ben Smith[172] downward-facing red arrow Ben Smith (to France Pau)[173] upward-facing green arrow Michael Collins (from Blues)[43]
upward-facing green arrow Chris Kuridrani (from Counties Manukau)[74] 		Michael Collins
Chris Kuridrani
Coach Aaron Mauger[174] Aaron Mauger[174]

Hurricanes[edit]

Hurricanes transfers 2019–2020
Pos 2019 squad[175] Out In 2020 players[176]
PR Fraser Armstrong[177]
Chris Eves[175]
Alex Fidow[178]
Ross Geldenhuys (short-term)[179]
Ben May[175]
Xavier Numia (short-term)[180]
Toby Smith[181]
Jeffery Toomaga-Allen[175] 		downward-facing red arrow Chris Eves (to Japan Sunwolves)[182]
downward-facing red arrow Ross Geldenhuys (to Chiefs)[53]
downward-facing red arrow Toby Smith (retired)[183]
downward-facing red arrow Jeffery Toomaga-Allen (to England Wasps)[184] 		upward-facing green arrow Tyrel Lomax (from Highlanders)[143]
upward-facing green arrow Tevita Mafileo (from Chiefs)[52]
upward-facing green arrow Pouri Rakete-Stones (from Hawke's Bay)[176] 		Fraser Armstrong[177]
Alex Fidow[185]
Tyrel Lomax
Tevita Mafileo (short-term)
Ben May[186]
Xavier Numia[185]
Pouri Rakete-Stones
HK Asafo Aumua[175]
Dane Coles[187]
James O'Reilly (short-term, did not play)[188]
Ricky Riccitelli[189] 		downward-facing red arrow James O'Reilly (returned to Wellington)[176] Asafo Aumua[190]
Dane Coles[191]
Ricky Riccitelli[189]
LK James Blackwell[175]
Geoff Cridge (did not play)[175]
Andries Ferreira (short-term, did not play)[192]
Kane Le'aupepe (short-term)[193]
Sam Lousi (did not play)[194]
Liam Mitchell[175]
Isaia Walker-Leawere[195] 		downward-facing red arrow Geoff Cridge (to Hawke's Bay)[176]
downward-facing red arrow Andries Ferreira (to South Africa Bulls)[196]
downward-facing red arrow Sam Lousi (to Wales Scarlets)[197] 		upward-facing green arrow Scott Scrafton (from Blues)[17] James Blackwell[185]
Kane Le'aupepe (did not play)[198]
Liam Mitchell[199]
Scott Scrafton
Isaia Walker-Leawere[176]
FL Heiden Bedwell-Curtis[175]
Vaea Fifita[200]
Sam Henwood[195]
Du'Plessis Kirifi[177]
Reed Prinsep[178]
Ardie Savea[201] 		downward-facing red arrow Heiden Bedwell-Curtis (to Japan Mitsubishi DynaBoars)[202]
downward-facing red arrow Sam Henwood (to Japan NEC Green Rockets)[203] 		upward-facing green arrow Devan Flanders (from Hawke's Bay)[176]
upward-facing green arrow Murphy Taramai (from North Harbour)[204] 		Vaea Fifita[200]
Devan Flanders
Du'Plessis Kirifi[185]
Reed Prinsep[198]
Ardie Savea (did not play)[205]
Murphy Taramai (did not play)
N8 Gareth Evans[206] Gareth Evans[206]
SH Finlay Christie[207]
Richard Judd[175]
TJ Perenara[208] 		downward-facing red arrow Finlay Christie (to Blues)[30]
downward-facing red arrow Richard Judd (to Japan Suntory Sungoliath)[209] 		upward-facing green arrow Jamie Booth (from Japan Sunwolves)[78]
upward-facing green arrow Jonathan Taumateine (from Chiefs)[78] 		Jamie Booth
TJ Perenara[208]
Jonathan Taumateine
FH Beauden Barrett[210]
Jackson Garden-Bachop[211]
James Marshall[178]
Fletcher Smith[175] 		downward-facing red arrow Beauden Barrett (to Blues)[32] Jackson Garden-Bachop[198]
James Marshall[204]
Fletcher Smith[176]
CE Ngani Laumape[200]
Billy Proctor[212]
Matt Proctor[200]
Danny Toala (short-term)[188]
Peter Umaga-Jensen (short-term)[213] 		downward-facing red arrow Matt Proctor (to England Northampton Saints)[214] Ngani Laumape[215]
Billy Proctor[212]
Danny Toala (did not play)[199]
Peter Umaga-Jensen[186]
WG Vince Aso[216]
Wes Goosen[216]
Ben Lam[189]
Jonah Lowe[175]
Salesi Rayasi[175] 		downward-facing red arrow Salesi Rayasi (to New Zealand Sevens)[176] upward-facing green arrow Kobus van Wyk (from South Africa Sharks)[176] Vince Aso[185]
Wes Goosen[186]
Ben Lam[189]
Jonah Lowe (did not play)[198]
Kobus van Wyk
FB Jordie Barrett[201]
Nehe Milner-Skudder (did not play)[217]
Chase Tiatia (short-term)[218] 		downward-facing red arrow Nehe Milner-Skudder (to France Toulon)[219] Jordie Barrett[220]
Chase Tiatia[199]
Coach John Plumtree[221] downward-facing red arrow John Plumtree (to  New Zealand (assistant))[222] upward-facing green arrow Jason Holland (from assistant coach)[222] Jason Holland

See also[edit]

References[edit]

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