Although the ACT Brumbies were formed in 1996, the team was often labelled as a side full of ‘rejects’ that would perform poorly in Super Rugby competition. The Brumbies however are now the most successful Australian side in Super rugby history, having reached five Grand finals with two titles under their belts. However, since the start of the Super Rugby in the 15 team format, the Brumbies have failed to make the finals, and finished second last in the Australian conference in 2011.
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Berrick Barnes inspirational in Tahs win over Brumbies
by David Lord, 19 May 2013
The Waratahs can thank utility back Berrick Barnes for their gripping 28-22 win over the front-running Brumbies at ANZ Stadium last night. Barnes came on from the bench for the second half to replace the injured Rob Horne. Up to that point the Brumbies led 13-6, with the Waratahs playing like lost sheep, despite winning [...]
Barnes leads Waratahs to win over Brumbies
by Darren Walton, 19 May 2013
Berrick Barnes has led the NSW Waratahs to a priceless 28-22 victory over Super Rugby frontrunners the Brumbies on a night of carnage for Wallabies hopefuls at ANZ Stadium. Robbie Deans will name a 25-man squad on Sunday to tackle the British and Irish Lions next month, with a further six players to be added [...]
Waratahs vs Brumbies: Super Rugby live scores, blog
by biltongbek, 18 May 2013 
If you are a NSW supporter then you should have taken this week easy, as the importance of the clash between the Waratahs and Brumbies this weekend cannot be underestimated. We’ll have live scores and commentary from 7.40pm AEST. Win this and you keep the mathematical dream alive, lose and the challenge might become insurmountable. [...]
Cheika and White overlook Wallabies contenders
by Darren Walton, 17 May 2013
Brumbies coach Jake White and his NSW Waratahs counterpart Michael Cheika have dealt a number of Wallabies hopefuls selection blows ahead of Saturday night’s Super Rugby blockbuster in Sydney. With Australian conference honours on the line for the Brumbies and the Waratahs, national coach Robbie Deans’ naming of a 25-man squad for the Wallabies’ looming [...]
SPIRO: Happier days are here again for the Waratahs
by Spiro Zavos, 13 May 2013 
Here’s the situation in the closing minutes of a tough-as-a-Test, pulsating Waratahs vs Stormers match at Allianz Stadium: The Wararahs are behind 15-11. They win a penalty right in front of the posts. Do they take the points? They still have to score five points to take the lead. But will it be easier to [...]
Brumbies bounced by Dan Carter
by David Lord, 6 May 2013
The Brumby faithful were feeling pretty good at Canberra Stadium yesterday. Arch rivals Queensland Reds had blown two tournament points the night before, thanks to an 11-all draw with the Western Force. The fans gave favourite son George Smith a thunderous ovation as he led the side out alone to celebrate his record-breaking 137th Super [...]
Brumbies beaten 30-23 by Crusaders
by Tristan Rayner, 6 May 2013
Brumbies coach Jake White says the most disappointing aspect of his side’s 30-23 Super Rugby loss to the Crusaders is that they never gave themselves a chance. The New Zealand heavyweights slowly ground their old foes down in front of 16,544 spectators at Canberra Stadium, their defence simply too strong and well prepared for the [...]
Brumbies vs Crusaders: Super Rugby live scores, blog
by Red Kev, 5 May 2013
It is time for the final game of Round 12 of Super Rugby and hopefully we are about to see the match of the weekend as the Brumbies host the Crusaders in Canberra. We’ll have live scores and commentary from 4.00pm AEST. There is a strong rivalry between these two teams that stems from a [...]
Smith to break Gregan’s Brumbies record
by David Barbeler, 1 May 2013
George Smith aims to settle a score when he breaks friend George Gregan’s record for the most Brumbies Super Rugby caps against his old foes the Crusaders on Sunday. The two sides met in three Super Rugby grand finals early in champion flanker Smith’s career, with the men from Canterbury getting the wood over the [...]
SPIRO: The Brumbies and Reds are bound for Super Rugby finals glory
by Spiro Zavos, 29 Apr 2013
On Saturday, The Australian’s rugby writer Bret Harris suggested Australia might have three teams competing in the Super Rugby finals. The Brumbies and the Reds are virtually certainties. The third team with a possibility was the Waratahs. But, as Harris noted, they had to defeat the Bulls to give themselves a real chance. However, as [...]
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