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The Canberra Times reports on 19-year-old rugby player Eli Langi, a promising young talent with the ACT Brumbies, who is targeting a spot in the Super Rugby AUS competition. Langi, a flanker who has already helped the Tuggeranong Vikings win the John I Dent Cup, is being considered by Brumbies coach Stephen Larkham as a potential replacement for the departed Luke Reimer. Langi, who has been in Canberra for nearly two years, admits he can solve a Rubik's Cube in under a minute but says he's a bit slower now compared to his younger days. He acknowledges the physical demands of Super Rugby training, having to run five or six kilometers daily, and describes it as a 'shock' but an 'eye opener' that has helped him adapt. Langi is focused on improving his performance in Super Rugby matches to earn a selection for the team, with his sights set on the season opener against the NSW Waratahs on February 12. The article also mentions his younger brother Zeki Langi, who has been included in an Australian Schoolboys squad, and notes that Langi has been learning from his experiences, including a challenging first Super Rugby pre-season. Additionally, the article briefly covers reigning Wallaroos player of the year Tabua Tuinakauvadra, who is set to make a Test comeback after recovering from a meniscus tear and club rugby injury. Tuinakauvadra has been included in a squad to face France, linking up with ACT teammates Siokapesi Palu Sekona, Faitala Moleka, and Tania Naden. The piece emphasizes Langi's determination to step up and contribute to the Brumbies' success, highlighting his journey from a young player to a potential key figure in the team's future.

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Le Club est heureux d'annoncer la signature de Sione Ahio, en provenance d'Auckland Rugby. Formé dans les "écoles néo-zélandaises" et en pleine progression, le pilier droit viendra renforcer la premiè...

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Bernard Foley et Nick Phipps vont reformer la charnière des Waratahs en Super Rugby. La franchise de Nouvelle-Galles du Sud a officialisé leurs signatures pour la saison 2027. Douze ans après le titre conquis face aux Crusaders, les deux vétérans reviennent là où ils ont marqué l’histoire. Ils auront respectivement 37 et 38 ans au […] Cet article a été publié en premier sur Vibrez Rugby : Waratahs : Bernard Foley revient en Super Rugby douze ans après le titre

The ACT Brumbies will open their Super Rugby AUS campaign with a match against the NSW Waratahs at the Bungendore Sports Hub on September 13, marking a significant shift to engage regional communities. This move aligns with the club's strategy to provide younger players with meaningful minutes in high-performance environments while allowing experienced players to maintain their form. The venue will host the Brumbies game shortly after the Bungendore Mudchooks' Southern Tablelands Monaro Cup grand final, highlighting the area's sporting significance. Coach Stephen Larkham emphasized the importance of domestic competition for player development, stating it creates genuine competition for spots in next season's squad. Meanwhile, local hero Paula Monta's Commonwealth Games bronze medal in judo underscores the region's talent beyond rugby, as he transitions from club rugby to international success. The article also touches on the broader implications of such events for community engagement and athlete pathways.

The Highlanders have announced the signing of Samoa international outside back Tuna Tuitama and Fiji forward Joseva Tamani to multi-year Super Rugby Pacific contracts.

International rugby means lots of travel, but no-one travels as much as the match officials! Referee Angus Gardner heads to Argentina this week for two Nations Championship Tests, and explains to Brett how it's now much more manageable than it used to be... 8/9 Rugby on YouTube, pods & Substack