Brumbies Super Rugby Pacific double header on Saturday, February 3

Brumbies Super Rugby On Saturday, February 3 Vikings Park will host a double match featuring the Safeguard Global ACT Brumbies 2024 Super Rugby Pacific and Super W squads.

Fans and members will experience running rugby in two different forms as both the Super W and Super Rugby squads play international opponents. At 4:00 PM AEDT, the Club’s Super W team takes on Hong Kong China Women to start the same day.

A number of game day activities are scheduled for the occasion, and fans from the ACT and Southern NSW region are invited to attend the fan-filled day.

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Brumbies Super Rugby Pacific double header

Fans of the Brumbies will have the chance to interact with Wallaroos representatives Tania Naden, Tabua Tuinakauvadra, Jay Huriwai, Faitala Moleka, and Siokapesi Palu throughout the match, which is being led by Head Coach and Wallaroos Assistant Scott Fava.

The Super Rugby Pacific trial between the Fijian Drua, based in Suva, and the Safeguard Global ACT Brumbies will conclude the evening. The game is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM AEDT.

Details regarding the trial games’ broadcast and streaming will be confirmed early in the following year. Prior to the event, more details about the doubleheader will be shared on our website and social media accounts.

The Brumbies Super Rugby Pacific 2024 season is currently accepting memberships sale now.

Ticket Information

Members – Complimentary (via Member Email Redemption)
Family – $25.00
Adult – $12.00
Child (5-16 Yrs) – $7.00
Child (0-5 Yrs) – Complimentary

Brumbies Super Rugby Pacific pre-season fixtures

Saturday 3 February

  • Super W vs Hong Kong China W – 4.00PM AEDT – Viking Park, Canberra
  • ACT Brumbies vs Fijian Drua – 6.00PM AEDT – Viking Park, Canberra


source https://thedailyrugby.com/brumbies-super-rugby-pacific-double-header/

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