The ACT Brumbies are set for an electrifying Friday night clash with the Chiefs at GIO Stadium, with the milestone machine James Slipper poised to make Super Rugby history when he runs out for his 203rd appearance, becoming the most capped player in competition history. Be a part of history. Buy your tickets now! Head Coach Stephen Larkham has named a … Read more
It’s time for our Monday wrap of who has their name in lights and who is making the headlines for all the wrong reasons after the weekend. THEY’RE ON FIRE! Jamison Gibson-Park and Ireland: This review can only start at Allianz Stadium, such was the level of Irish Six Nations devastation wreaked on hapless England. … Read more
The ACT Brumbies are pleased to welcome Gallagher as new Principal Partner on a three-year agreement, uniting two organisations built on a shared commitment to performance and integrity. Gallagher are one of the world’s largest insurance brokerage, risk management, and consulting firms. Gallagher, like the ACT Brumbies, is an organisation founded on culture and ethics and the agreement will see them become … Read more
Safeguard Global ACT Brumbies prop James Slipper has signed a new one-year deal with the club that could see him become the most-capped Super Rugby player in the competition’s history in 2026. Slipper, 35, currently has 195 Smartech Super Rugby Pacific caps to his name, leaving him seven appearances shy of fellow prop Wyatt Crockett, … Read more
This week we will mostly be concerning ourselves with Warren Gatland’s departure, the state of the game and the onset of Super Rugby… A legacy tarnished Opinion on Warren Gatland’s return to Wales was already divided. It has only divided further since. But with his departure announced on Tuesday, the one strand of opinion that … Read more
Versatile forward Tom Hooper is set to leave the Safeguard Global ACT Brumbies at the end of this season. A product of the Brumbies Pathway program, Hooper, 23, will sign for the 2019/20 English Premiership and European Champions Exeter Chiefs. He will follow in the footsteps of former Brumbies Nic White, Scotty Sio and Tamati … Read more