Brumbies Super Rugby Live Stream 2026 - Team Squad & Fixture
Brumbies Super Rugby Pacific 2026 Squads
The Brumbies is a Super Rugby League team located in Canberra, Australia, named after the wild horses that live in the hinterland of Canberra, previously called the ACT Brumbies.
In 1996, Brumbies was founded to give the 3rd Australian team for the newly created Super 12 tournament (now Super Rugby). It is expected that Brumbies, composed of so-called "rejections" - players who are not wanted by the other two teams, will collapse very, very swiftly.
Since then, they have achieved greater success than other Australian teams (New South Wales Waratahs, Queensland Reds, and Western Forces), being the only Australian team to reach five finals and win two.
In 2001, they won over the South African Sharks by a score of 36-6, and in 2004 they won over the New Zealand South Island team Crusaders team by a score of 47-38.
The team played at Canberra Stadium in Canberra (previously called the Bruce Stadium), coached by Jack White and assistant Laurie Fisher.
Brumbies' past coaches included Eddie Jones and Rod Macqueen, both of whom continued to coach the Wallabies, while Jones and David Nucifora led the team to their Super 12 championships in 2001 and 2004.
Brumbies' famous players include George Smith, widely considered to be one of the best open-wing players in the world, Mark Chisholm, Mark Gerrard, Guy Shepherdson, Clyde Rathbone, George Gregan, and Stirling Mortlock.
Traditionally, the Brumbies have been the backbone of Wallabies, with ten members elected for the 30-man Australia team for the Rugby World Cup in 2007.
The Brumbies mascot is Brumby Jack, as shown in the picture.
Brumbies Team Overview and Match Record
Based: Canberra
Home: GIO Stadium
Seating Capacity: 25,011
Head Coach: Dan McKellar
Captain: Allan Alaalatoa
Super Rugby Titles: 2001, 2004, 2020 (Super Rugby AU)
Last Season: Super Rugby AU 2021: Played 10, Win-7, Draw-0 Lose-3 (Runner-up);
Trans Tasman 2021: Played 5, Win-1, Lose-4 (6th)
Brumbies Super Rugby Pacific Schedule 2026
| Round | Teams | Location | Date & Time |
| Round One | Force vs Brumbies Live Stream | HBF Park, Perth | 14 February, 07:35 PM |
| Round Two | Crusaders vs Brumbies Live Stream | Apollo Projects Stadium, Christchurch | 22 February, 1:35 PM |
| Round Three | Brumbies vs Blues Live Stream | GIO Stadium, Canberra | 28 February, 7.35 pm |
| Round Four | Reds vs Brumbies Live Stream | GIO Stadium, Canberra | 7 March, 7.35 pm |
| Round Five | Brumbies vs Fijian Drua Live Stream | 4R Electrical Govind Park, Fiji | 14 March, 2:35 PM |
| Round Six | Brumbies vs Chiefs Live Stream | GIO Stadium, Canberra | 20 March, 7:35 PM |
| Round Seven | Waratahs vs Brumbies Live Stream | GIO Stadium, Canberra | 27 March, 7:35 PM |
| Round Nine | Highlanders vs Brumbies Live Stream | Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin | 10 April, 5:05 PM |
| Round Ten | Fijian Drua vs Brumbies Live Stream | GIO Stadium, Canberra | 8 April, 7.35 PM |
| Round Eleven | Brumbies vs Hurricanes Live Stream | One NZ Stadium, Christchurch | 25 April, 7:35 PM |
| Round Twelve | Brumbies vs Reds Live Stream | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | 2 May, 7:35 PM |
| Round Thirteen | Force vs Brumbies Live Stream | GIO Stadium, Canberra | 9 May, 7:35 PM |
| Round Fifteen | Brumbies vs Waratahs Live Stream | Allianz Stadium, Sydney | 22 May, 7:35 PM |
| Round Sixteen | Brumbies vs Moana Pasifika Live Stream | GIO Stadium, Canberra | 30 May, 2:35 PM |
Brumbies Super Rugby 2026 Squads:
Prop: Blake Schoupp, Tevita Alatini, Allan Ala'alatoa, James Slipper, Lington Ieli,
Hooker: Liam Bowron, Billy Pollard, Lachlan Lonergan, Chris Mickelson,
Lock: Toby Macpherson, Cadeyrn Neville, Nick Frost, Harvey Cordukes, Lachlan Shaw
Back Row: Tuaina Taii Tualima, Charlie Cale, Rob Valetini, Rory Scott, Eli Langi, Luke Reimer
Halfback: Ryan Lonergan, Dan Nelson, Klayton Thorn,
Flyhalves: Tane Edmed, Declan Meredith, Joe Dillon,
Midfield: Ollie Sapsford, Hudson Creighton, Austin Anderson, Kadin Pritchard, David Feliuai, Jarrah McLeod,
Outside Backs: Tom Wright Andy Muirhead, Kye Oates, Shane Wilcox, Corey Toole